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We authorized announce A. d. CRossMAN, the pre-
sent incumbsnt candidate for reflection in April next
Eds Crsscsnt-Pleass announce the name of JOIN M.
BELL candidate for the office of Mayor Of this city, at the
ensuing April election, and obige friends in the
Hn THREE MUNICIPALITIES.
Nsssrs. Editors Please announce me as Candidate iOr
the Chief Magsracy of the city Election in April
64 PETER L. J0RE. ex-I,a. State Librarian.
For Mayor, THOMAS J. SPEAR, independent Crevasse
Candidae-the Poor Mans Friendto be elected in April
NEXT - .B19
For Recorder;
Eds Crescent Please the Voters or Iunc
paly No One, that w, M. FLEMING h candid, for
Recorder, and viii be supported by MANY VorE
mills If
Eds. Crescent Please announce JOSHUA BALDWrs the
Recorder of Municipality No Two candidate for sst leo
ton in April next and that he wi, be supported iespe i've
| of party, by the [mh91 The PEORIA
Eds. Creseent-Pease announce L. U. GAIEsNE "a a 4
independent candidate for the office OF Recorder of the ecoua
Municipality, and oblige [fy1l] MANY VOTERS.
Mayors Court.
PERRY S. WARFIELD is candidate for the Office of Sec
ond District Attorney. Election by the people on the fourth
| Monday of April - apl ID
Eds. Crescent: Have the goodness announce CHARLIE
s. REESE, ESQ., candidate for the Office of Second Dis
| trict Attorney. Election fourth Monday Of April.
ap2 MANY FRIENDS.
Captain of the Watch.
DAN BUsBY offers himself a candidate for Captain OF
the Night Watch of the Second Municipality. ap3
Messrs. Editors Please announce Capt HENRY FoRNo
candidate for the office of Captain Of the Watch of Mu
ncpaity No. Two. Election the fourth Monday in April
ap1
For AldermaMs
INDEPENDENT TICKET-We present to the voters Of ts
Seventh Ward as candidates for Aldermen,
J. w. SMITH,
WILLIAM BARNES,
CLAUDE BRUGNIKNs,
subject meeting be called Charles Meyers Coffee
house, of Julia and Circus Monday Night
| 18th inst, at O'Clock. FRIENDS THE WARD.
mh23
to We the citizens of the Seventh Ward, Second Mu.
ncpaity, do nominate Dr. s. W. DALTON, indepen.
dent candidate for Alderman the April Election.
mills MANY VOTERS.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. .5th.
=, ST CHARLEsI7.Rey J A Limbaugh, Baton Rouge; M
Hll lady and child, Memphis; G w Gilbert Mobile: VIM
wv n Wood PhiladelPha; Gen HaGey Al Mrs Har.
Batou Rouge; M Ross, Waldo, Boston; 81 butler
New York; Mrs w II HOrnblower, New jersey; Mrs i
Donneson, e Donneson, Nashyle w ] DonneIl o;
Boyd and lady; Hirst, Miss; Parsons La; Pierce
Graes 81 Lonis w Robertson, West Baton Rouge Capt
VERAEDA-Gen Joseph Walker, Slaughter Baton
Rouge; X Schlatre, w Sehatre E l. Schalre Schatre
La pupuy Plaqnemne; Stephen Allen Pascagoula;
Walker, w Hawthorn, l. P Williams, Joiu Sta.
PIES and lady, Miss Coffin, Miss; Moore, Ibervle;
w qphqm; Jas E'lmOnds and lady, Tenn Miss Coony,
LIZ he5lanche and lady, X Gouldring, La; Hof,
g HRTLErT's-W c Capers, A Cowen. St Louis;
PLANTERs-G Knight, Ala: c Holmes. / ! Tboma.
= MowbLy I Gorden Miss, Mrs Peasants, Miss v
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DEDICATION OF Mr.. WEssTER's spREeH-
keadingS Co., at New York, have published an
authorized edition" of Mr.. Webster's recep
speech in the Senate, with dedication TO the peo
pie Of Massachusetts,, in the following words
-. DEDIcATIoN.
1tte He 1Asst respec and he deepest Sense Qf O6Ra
SeffS. = - -r'N'@ '--oSe0s"
~ ESQ gratora diel ala esse scio sed me uera pyc
GfaLis Qqqi, et neum ngenHm non monere necessitas
SoE teilsm equldem yobn placeFe SD multo mao vos
saifoz Csc, Qnalscunque amino iuturi estis
Washingfen, Jaarch Is, 1850. DANIEL WEBSTER"
= he Latin may rendered as follows -
Other things, / ana aware, would be more
eereeaols 70 utter than these. But necessity, If
not my own inclination, compels me to say what is
Ins ra.heE than what is agreeable. should be
aSPpy 70 gam your appreciation, but still more so
to promote your welfare. whatever feeI;rgs xcy
may entertain towards me in future.n -
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ASTONISHING LIBERALIrY.-Itis announced in
the London Watchman that the income of the
Wesleyan Missionary Society, for the year ending
Dec, 81, ls49, was one hundred and eleuen tho,t
sand pounds stsrii'sg, or $780, 900; an increase
47OO0 upon the income of the preceding wear.
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NorARIAL.--We learn that we were in error in
saying that Mr., Christy is the deputy of Mr. Oenas
and, also. in stating that he had delivered his rec
ords to Mr.. Starke. This delivery will depend
upon the decision Of the Supreme Court in the
case Of Mr.. Percy
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JENNY LIND.-AmOng the last foreign items b,
the Niagara, we perceive that Miss Jenny ha.
given several concerts in Hanover His rhaies,,
hing Ernest was present at one Of them, and after
wards sent the ea'ltatrics present of golden
goblet filed with ant-eggs, the food Of
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bIoLoeY.-Messrs. Burr &, E,a..,.
tured on Biology in our CITY, have nnb;sb ~no asc,
IN the columbus papers, denouncin0 All Who have
oeen ieeiurng on this subject in the West bes;dss
themselves, as imPosters, but one Can't BI.nc5srJ
o. Falnssvilie The card declares that these in.
Pp, ,b can kn1w nothing Of the real philosophy
patented-n Messfs. Burr and pupils are . len
possessed OF the keys which will unlock lie mvs'
teries OF Magnesium, Mesmerism, Electro PsvcyoI
ogy, blg-ology, Biology, or what else ii NAV he
named 9-CtAcisnati Chronicle. "
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FOR CALlFoRNIA rfa CHAGREs.-We would call the al
TENSION o. persons gong to California % that very fast sailing
brig NILE 20 leave this evening. She has been fitted M ex
psy on account Of her fast sailing qualities and has ever
comfort desirable for voyage Persons going on he,
may depend on her arrival at Chagps in a very short time
she mas fora few passengers and we
would advise all % size this opportunity Tickets NAV h
had Of her agents, B. NJ Harrison Co., IA Grayer street.
O. Wckham IS Common street, or on board at Post l. Sec
nnd Misunderstanding = - ~
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-. OF r. =. .moetings This Evening.

WAsniNeToN FOUNTAIN, No. /, at the Hall of Crystal
tount Division, 2s Tchoupitoulas street, at o'clock
PEARL DIVISION, No. g. Pelican Hail. corner Of Common
and ST. Charles streets, at O'Clock.
.Io-ntorroD Morning....
LIBERAL DIVISION No. H. AT Pelican Hall ooner of Com.
mon and St. Charles streets. at 10 o'clock.
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or The smallest bird of America is the hum.
ming biIe and of Europe, the golden-crested
wren The smallest quadruped in the world is the
p,gmy mouse Of Siberia. The most diminutiye
rs the arctic raspberry, which is so small that
a six-ounce vial will hold the whole hranohas
leaves and all 0' ''"ii0ieS'
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HT- MIR. Francis, the celebrated life-boa. builder
u now constructing a number of boats for the U,
;. Pacific Coast Survey They are being built n
seclions. for transportation across the Isthmna.
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MR. kIsKE ON AoouIsIrIvEERss.-Thes subject Of Mr.
Fzke's Lecture this evening, Armory Hail. viii be The
lmpropsf Development Of the Misery Principle HisLec
during The present week. ~"e''''0e'
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10 On our first page viii be found an ably
written article signed "Censor.p Our columns
are open to any temperate wen-written article
expressing opposite views
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Sueoesso. 10 d. I. Rieardl
GEO. RARESHlDE,

~ Motices-The undersigned, on retiring from the No
Buln. would respectfully bis ofce
Mr. HM MONAGHAN and his late managing clerk Mr. GEORGE
RAREsHmB d the favorable notice of his cid snd and the
pablo general A The tia. all Affairs msy Be
in.Eaiad viii Be faithfully and eesnly stsnded 10,
nhg DANIEL l. RICARDO
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NORTH Brothers,


Corner of Magazine and Common streets, NeD Orleans.
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVEa at all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
IL Il consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
78, A and Twied LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 7-9, "A and Twled white and brown COTTONS;
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYs;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LINSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy colored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro W0OLILEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTTONADES and DENNIS, for Plan
tations;
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'Fs, for NegrOe,.
Blue black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bareges.
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazetts:
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Gloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINs.
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS,
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
s..And AlsO....
great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are gene,
ally sold by the trade which they offer to purchaser on
IaYOraDle terms jal9 4m2dp&W
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~ NOtice.-The undersigned. having united together
transaction Of Noara Business it, branches beg eay,
inform their friends and the public that they prepared
with and may be eonhded
% them, the old stApd Of D. RICARDO late Notary Public
No. 70 GrnvisE WIN. MONAGHAN
Successor 10 D. I. Ricardo,
GEO RARESHIDE,
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PLAcfDEs. - This evening viii be performsa poo,.,
comedy Of Paul Py." in which Mr. Holland win annsa
as the nqgisitvs gentleman. Those who would enov
broad, unadrlsrated guiaw. should not faIt to attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-06

On Friday pornng April At halfpast Mrs. MATILDA
S Is. Of F TSS%S v W ae. Of s city
from her late on street second Felicity
respectfully invited attend without farther notice
On Friday, 9Th inst of chronic darrhGa E. w. WELLS,
years The Secretary Of The Gas Works Of this city, '0f ID
His friends and M and the Fire Department
notice.
On the LIST inst, ADELE. daughter of Theodore and Adele
On the Sd inst, MARTHA HESTER, aged 10 years.
On the LIST inst, Capt CHARLES CHRISTIAN LIND aged
AZ years. native Of Denmark, and for the last 20 year.
On the 18th ut, in vidalia La. Mr. GEORGE W. TYLER.
aged about 40 years.
On the Both ult, in Vidalia, Mr. JAMES CRosseRovE.t
On the 18th ult, at his residence in Wilkinson county, Gov
GERARD Q. BRANDON, in his cd year.
On Tuesday, March 4, Mrs MARY ANN KING. wife of
Mrs Kng daughter John King Of Charleston s. c.
% 5 he 81 and al Ss and 4s Large ss
@ ss S Of sSH ' had sSR
na s more By her family and her ha
sever "For Love ca dist
ltfastsns on the fearful tomb,
And lifts to Heaven trusting eye
In tn, deep mansions Of the grave
It fingers though 1t cannot save;
Yea from the mansions ions Of the dust
Fron her earliest childhood deservedy
who knew her, and sister she d and
II be. % 'R R .h
WS ana aged $ assA nS l o VIZ 5 SS
reflection that accordance with the which
exisencs and that after long life usefulness and honor
friend has been gathered BY the hand Of DEATH the folly
gathered BY the hand Of the rezPer Whea the smiling
natched from its mothers in prepared for
the blow for know how slight frost will blight the yorng buds
Of spring But whsn down the meridian
encs while yet tbs springs life full and the pulse beats high
with hope aud happiness like thunder stroke
from uncuded akyWhy ready exclaim shond
good and the beautiful of earth be thus natcd leaving h
thousand affections flow Alpine back
upon thu hearDown selfish hearts is the viii Of Ged; let
repine Woe her, she seeps could
wish her back to share again the and pains earth
" She Is angel nov,
And reads the sapphire floors Of Heaven,
AL SORROW wiped from her ehulgent brow"
Peace her memorygh the upon earthly rsalns
and beautiful be the flowers that bloom upon her unmey
May angels guard her owy resting place. and the spirits Of the
good watch over her sleeping dust until the last trumpet shall sound
and the dead shall awake. d. L. u
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10 Miss Davenport made her first appearance
at the Broadway Theatre, NewYOrk, on the evening
of the 18th ult in the character of the Countess
in Knowles's play of :" Love- Her acting (says
tie POST was admirable, and elected immense
applause
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WE'LL SPoKKN.--H we would en;ov o,,,..,...
We must take the world as itis-n,ir IN tbor..s
spots OF spnshne--a cloud here and there-a briobi
aky--a storm to-day-~a calm to-norrow-tbe cbill
piercing winds Of autumn, and the bland. reviy;pe
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or We are indebted 70 the magnificent steamer
Autocrat, for late ST Louis papers.
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Spring r. Sssmamse1' CVOttiS1s

THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp SC.
~ Have received, per steamship Falcon and previous
arrivals, full supply of FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, manufactured expressly for Retail, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of purchaser Their
Stock comprises
DRESS CoATS-of Cashmere Cloth, and French Drap
d'Ete; ~
FRoCK CoATS-of Cashmere Cloth, and black and
olive Drap d'Ete; -
FANCY COATS-Of drab and mixed Cashmerete.
Britannia Cloth, Drsp d'Ete, black and Drab Meriuo
and Alpaca;
SAC FRoCKS-Of drab Cashmerette, Drap d'Ete, drab
and black Merino, Britannia Cloth and Alpaca;
PANTALOONS-ofb black and fancy S. Nj. Doesku, drap
d,Ete, Drap Rationale, white and figured Drilling
Check Linen, etc.
VESTS-Of black and figured Silk Buff white and fiu
ured Marselles;
LINEN and COTTON sHIRTs-of all the latest STYLES.
CkANATS-Of SILK, Satin and Cambria Muslin;
GLONES-Of Silk, Linen, Lisle, Berlin and Cotton;
UNDERsHlRFS-Of Gauze Merino and Cotton;
DRAWERS-of Linen and Cotton, French Wristbands
and laced backs;
HALF HosE-of Silk, and white, brown and striped
Cotton;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-of Silk, and white and
bordered Cambria; -' ~'1
SOSrENDEks-Of Linen and white and figured Silk;
UMBRELLAS; Dressing Gowns, etc. ETC.,
mills 3dptf onnosite Havls,t,.
= EAis In KSNGENb III 1 I'd. y u. G IA 4.
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- Mr.. CHARLEs T. BADGER is our Trayeling Agent 70
The Daily and Weakly Crescent Webepesk for him liberia
reception in all portions Of the country which he may Wat
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an Fire Companies but with singular pleasure.
There Is no portion Of our citizens whose services
deserve 10 be more highly appreciated. Thew are
the guardians of our dearest interests--our lives
and propsrty-againss the most destructive of Gle.
nsnss and il is source Of proud satisfaction to us
10 be able to say that they discharge the duties Of
their responsible positions with honor to themselves,
We are led to the above remarks from the eff
oient and extraordinary services rendered by them
yesterday in preventing the destruction Of the Gas
Works, Charity Hospital, etc. We have it from
the most reliable source that but for the fortunate
arrival Of engines at the very point Of time when
the shed covering the coal belonging to the Gas
Works had caught on fire, there is no calculating
what would have been the extent Of the calamity
The explosion Of rhe Gas Works, the destruction
Of the Charity Hospital, and large amount of
property in that portion Of the city. would have
been Inevitable. The danger to which the 6remen
exposed themselves in working their engines in the
Immediate vicinity of the Gas Works. and with wa.
lei drawn from the csterns of the Works were Of
character to appa the siousst hearts but as on all
similar occasions, personal dangers were forgotten
in their sagerness to render the needed protection
Such services cannot be too highly appreciated bv
our citizens
purs,nrr- T-,,7,s7. ~ - - A.
n ph;,;I - VILE
All Ir.;s.:.. Z 49,. iesuent y
5000 ), osen
y KY, III. e ss'y
- -, 'e'
.;thsr - II. s;,,,s,oas ;,,,,.ss = a'c.p'
.,,as., -, 1870 !. y
e.. -. e -, ~ 1pop, ,wen'y-
i,ha.sS - t,;ld - a. .-lSsl.y ,las
!. ;ns,;tn,;on 20 4. er,- 49, .,s
~ el.s.sd ~ .'l Lsa. !. =
49, i'.11 T,,. I ses'' sO ~ 'Ils country
-ar,,,.,;o,, sar - US won
-, ~ $3.50 r. 10y suipasseu
" n;,;. Ane
- . -. r. = 'i'e nselau
oa,s - "a g ~ 49,; y 'aJse
,. Il ~ ,..s wy @se 'o'sii
nj lssrn;n,, - : s'' 's''''''a'e' "a 'OieH0e
There 4 sos,csl, ~ ;n.,;,n,;a. = ..,..
,nv ~ tbs Md5ls Son,hsrn w.. 'sa,as N
10y - $40 1'-AS, N1SAlhSiAa VI " sSteln Ctates the
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Dollar Gold PEN.

~ Good Gold Pen and Silver DoarI We have
received lot Of these capital Pens.
Opinions of the Press.
Beats any thing yet offered" Crescent.
This new description is valuable" [Picayune.
"a better Pen we put psperf' [6elta.
&c. Now in store".. de-.
10 large supply Of Gold Pens celebrated MAKERS
at the lowest market prices ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety of patterns Of Gold and Silver Cases. by
GUINNESS & co.
"a Camp Street, between Canal and Common SITS.
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GUNS, PISTOLS, etc
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.Neep Ntore u1.eE .VeaV GOoeEs

Having Just opened his NEW STORE, No. 80 Canal
street, (between Chares street and Exchange Aey) offers
for sale large and we'll selected stock of NEW FASHION
ABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, at very
moderate prices The Ladies particularly invited to call
and examine splendid assortment Of
Rich Silk Tissues, entirely new;
Large assortment of rich Paris Bareges;
Gases Of new French Muslins, Jaconets and LawnsI
Rich Silks, for Dresses
together with general assortment of Ladies Dress Goods
large stock of Irish Linens, beached and warranted
fine fabric.
Linen Sheetngs, of all kinds
Linen Drllings, for Gentlemen's wear
Drab d. Etc, for Summer Clothing;
Hosiery of every kind Gloves, etc.;
Large stock of Linen Cambria Hdkfs, embroidered and
plain, selling very cheap.
70 which may be added general assortment of Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS, suited to Family and Pana.
ton use ana I0t2p
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- Glasses In Electro Biology. FISKE, in
compliance with the general request will form Glass for complete
instruction IN the newly discovered Science Of EeeoBoogy
ATmory Hall. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 4 Mr. f.
Pe himself 10 enable all who attend perform these wonderful
experiments successfully, and also how apply
remedial agent TO the Of disease the fee charged
on(SlO will be returned Complimentary Ticket will be given
raintouty 10 all who Join the Class which will lady and
gentleman TO all the public Lectures and Expeent Lad
Class will be formed on Tuesday msrnng Ladies' Teke s5 ma
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On the 4h nit, in Vcksburg, by the Hon. H. F. Cook
of YazoO county. "
On the LIST inst at the Bslize. by the Rev. Mr. Renne
MAN. both of that place.
On the inst, at the residence of Mr. G. g. Haskins by
key MT Neville, Mr. THoNAs JOHNSTON, of Cinncnnati
g. Mallory, u. 8. A
On the LIST inst, at Bonfouca, Mr.. CHARLES H. MERR1Tr
oil CoVngton, La to Miss MARY b. GUsMAN of Bonfouca
On the 9th llt., by Rev. Mr.. Gober Capt ROBERT SIM
oesoN, Of the bark Fanny. to Miss GRACE E. WILLIAMS
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PoIlrIoAL ADvRRTzsKnEnTs.We must hereafter refuse
TO publish notices of mpnEs etc. etc., unless responsible
with eaoh We have our books several hun
died doan for work Of is kind. which never expect 20
selscha scaitasd relies Of The last campaign We can
not afford TO lose any more.
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g Cure Oi Disease bY EIectro. fliolnRv.

~ Cure OF Disease by Electro Biology. - Mr.
rIshE respectfully informs his friends public c. A.
Of Buffalo, NY, popular and highly successful prac
ug Fhysean will give his attention requiring ks medi
0aA services GU MONDAYS and TUESDAYS, from until 10
G0e. ~ The forenoon, for Gspmsn and TUESDAYS and
LOT Ladiei at the same hour, ArmOry Hall spses
tors not admitted The charge for examination and treatment m
aen u the patient may be operated upon will he 81 co. when
visited at their residences charge made mh2
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]. IsLKR, MD. JOHN WIIkos- N. n
HHAnHAokD. ND, N. w. sEAr. MD.


y 60 haye removed their Wholesale Store from No. "a
stand. : -' s'tseH aa3oinins men eid fetah
xtSss Sk1ss 4 CO., 40 and "a Canal street. !.
w $500 = AND RETAIL Daeis n Drugs Afadielsss
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~ Cholern.-Dr. GILBERT, having had an extensive
practice In tbs cholsa since first appearance in this country
with As much any living been induced by the
vegetable for sale He has, also vssbls medicine for syph.
Of all kinds He purify the system Msrcuria diseases
ao he has invaluable remedy Piles Teeu seald Head etc
Once Nc " cossman street. between the New Cunhouss
and the River
ne Oilers The following e6caie from the physicians Memphis;
mDe s. GAeaL-We have been intimately acquainted with Dr. s.
uoet Practice for four have often extensive
nhrnsry near henphs have closely observed sueoe treat
sni ne mesl dilcn easss and feel duty We owe
% ne community rs large 70 express entire confidence
and Judgement the ancee.ul diseases as Ne
70 cure He haa IN Judgement been more success
~ ne o. tat el, Of diseases be PROCESSES cure than
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Fish and Fishing.

VI u " IN
Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
M Has hand the finest FISHING
TACKLE be found in this city The stock remarkably
in every department. and comprises
Superior Fishing Rods OF of superior 6n
wood, Hickory, Bamboo, etc. ;lGm cases and Covers
mounted in Silver, German ST. Colts Pistols.
and Brass. Aliens seEeocking Pistols
Limerick Hooks, Hinged Flatted Genuine Derngers Pso
TapeTed Also, sn0Oded, n Powder Paks and Horns
Gimp and Gut. Do. Magazines
The Patent Spring Fish Hooks. Shot Pouches and Belts
Extra Tips for Rods Of all sizsS Game Bags.
Fine Balanced Reels, OF German Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass. Nipple Wrenches and Cleaner
Eight plated Silk Lines Wesley Richards WAkeT'E Ey't
Silk Grass Hemp Llnes of and G ID. qualities Percus
the finest quality. sion Caps
Silk Worm Gut Cut and Felt Wads.
Floats all and styles Dog Collars Chains and Whistles,
Artificial Bait Of every description Pistol Belts
Leads Of all patterns and sizes Bowie and Hunting kn7eS
Bait Boxes Baskets and Kettles Gauntlet Riding Gloves
Landing Nets Fishing do Liquor Flasks.
Fishing Books and Boxes Drnkiag Cups, etc. etc.
DisgorgerE, SwiV Batting Nee RodgeTss WosenhoerH ead
dies, etc etc. Crooks Fine Cutlery.
h The GUION ROD, particularly adapted Southern and
wrstesn Fishing generally worthy Of careful inspection
Having arranged with John Conroy Newly ok the cele
OF whose articles we'll VeSaleo OF all les
Of his hereafter be sold mhnuc
tuIers' NewYork prices, GUION'S.
FANCY AND FURNISHING STORE,
mh3O I'm Corner Of 81. Charles aud Canal ste.