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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

New OCEAN MAIL STEAMERs.-The New York
Journal Of Commerce says: "The commencement
Of the operations of Mr. Colins's mail steamers to
Liverpool is announced for the 9Th of April, when
the Atlantic will make the opeuinetr'o The other
steamers will sail from New E,rk aal Liverpool
every fortnight, on days intermediate from the Gu
nard line, thus giving every other week, two steam
ers from England 1t is fair 10 infer from the time
occupied in the construction OF these steamers. and
the amount of expense lavished upon them and
their engines, that they will equal in speed and &C.
commodaiion, anything which floats upon the sea- +"
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No MORE BoRRowINs.--A bill passed the Ma
ryland House of Delegates on the 18th inst by
vote Of 81 to "a, forbidding the borrowing Of money
by the State, under any circumstances, for works
Of internal Improvement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

10 Z. L. Barnum, the ubiquitous, is lecturing
on Temperance, with great success, in Connecticut,
and is said to be winning thousands to the pledge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

HEJEcTIoNs--A Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune says. that he has il from
good authority that the rejection of James Watson
Webb has been determined upon by the Senate,
and that such an announcement will be made in a
lew days. Il seems also that similar fate awaits
Mr. Johnston, Of Pennsylvania, who has been
nominated as Consul to Glasgow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

ORLEANs THEArRE Beaeft Of Mr.. Dnl4e.-
Iheeand operaof the Huguenots. BY Meyerbeer
viii be presented for the trst time this evening al
The Orleans. The attraction is sufficient to crowd
the house and as the performance is for the benefit
Of Mr. Duiuc the first tenor, there will no doubt
% one Of the most brilliant assemblages of the sea.
5on. The tiue musical powers Of the beneficiary
are well known and acknowledged aud we trust
that the Aa6ftues Of this fashionable place Of
amusement viii testify their appreciation Of his
talents BY substantial mark Of appreciation.
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Auction sales This Day.

Slaves.
F. II PETITPAIN will sell at 10 clock at No Canal street.
Dry Goods by catalogue.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

FAR1ETIEs.-The splendid bure,ta of the
Nereid Queen is drawing full houses al he Vnrie,ie
mere are number Of striking tableaus in it, and the costumes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

PArnTlEe or THE FRENCH REVOLUTION l,eantilal
wetk Of an attracts numbers Of citizens to view The
reeae portrayed by the painters skill 1t Will Genan but a
every one TO see it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

os- new novel by Miss Bremen is announced,
entitled "The Light House; or, Scenes in the
North -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

PEIIcANThis popular house, famous in former times for
n dainty Lunches issues to-day pronpaeia,a;eato nv
peFusal Of which it will be seen that there are few more
lstf, of the same s,yt '' "'V'e
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Tslsgraphsd to ths g Daily crssoont.n
THE LATEST By THE EUROPA.


BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1s5o.-The steamship
Europa arrived at New York to-day at 10 o'clock,
with news from Liverpool up to the 26th, at noon.
The Cotton market was steady, and sales of 5000
bales reported
The Industrial Convention.
Twelve thousand pounds sterling have been sub
scrbed in London for the use of the proposed Con-
vention and exhibition of the Worlds Industry
This exhibition is intended to be grand Fair
at which the industrial products of the entire world
will be placed in competition
Political.
Russia and Turkey are thoroughly reconeiled
Turkey consents that the Polish subjects of Russia
shall leave the Turkish domnons Similar ar
engagements progressing between Turkey and
Austria. Among the prescribed refugees are Benz
and Kossuth.
New York Cotton Market.
In the New York market Cotton is held higher
The WetmOre DefalcatiOn.
Prosper M. Wetmore has refunded ninety thou
sand dollars
Suicide OF n Boston Merchant.
joseph Stickney, of Boston, of the firm of
Brown, Lawrence & Stickney, committed suicide
at Boston on the 18th, by drowning.
SECOND PATcH
The New York Market.
BALTIMORE, Monday evening, Feb. Il--At
New York, to-day, the Cotton market was dull
sales 1000 bales. Middling Orleans is quoted at
l2sc., decline of 1e.. Flour the same as before
the steamer. Corn has advaneed-sales 40, 900
bushels, Yellow, 81 to 62c New Mess Pork.
$40 TO-. Lard has improved-bbls. are quoted al
81 to 7c.. Coffee declining Sugar and Mo-
lasses quiet, but firm. . Baring's Circular quotes
U. 5. New Loan at per cent. premium
Brig Minnesota Ashore.
The brig Minnesota, of New York, is ashore off
Fire Island. Four lives lost
The Steamer Tennessee.
The steamer Tennessee arrived at Rio Janero
December 31s
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n1s- new dry dock is about to be built in Savan-
nah. twill cost $4,000, and will be capable of
receiving ships of $500 tons burthen. 1t will be
220 feet long, 60 to 65 feet wide. and 20 feet deep
the plan of construction being known as that of
" Gilberi's Floating Balance Dock"
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Broke ADRIFr-The ship Finland, in hauling
out yesterday afternoon from Pier No. 8, Third Mu.
nicipality, got adrft, and coming in contact with
he ships Margaretta and Emblem, broke them from
sheir mornings. They drifted out into the stream,
where they were brought up by letting go their an
chors, without receiving any material damage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

BAREGEs. BAREGES. .BAREGES.
EV~ Just opened at SIMPSONS, No. 2S Chartres st.
cases and rich BAREGES, direct from Paris latest
designs.
AL o--5OOO yards FRENCH BAREGEs. at % cents per
yard, all wool and fashionable styles.
A L S OIL ease rich Paris manufactured PARASOLS
SELLING ORA large lot of JACONETS, CAM.
BRICS AND MOUSSELTkES, of last years impor.
taton. fyIl 6t2dp
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10 BY the death Of Com. Turner, Com'r TAFT
nall, of Savannah, becomes a post-captain of the
navy. Three Georgians have now this rank-Capts.
Newell, Mcintosh and Tattnall.
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BALLARD'S HAIR DYE.

u first article. following letter from the cee
braed CTistadoro-
No. s Aston HOUSE, NEW YORK, Sept. 81 1873
MR. D, M. BALLARD Dear SiT-lt Justice say to
that Of all the preparations Dyng Hair have led
has answered the Improved Liquid Hair bye.
and with deal less trouble in using than other give
this solemn that II worthy the
patronage Of all Who wish exchange light red har
beautiful auburn black the peculiar
which mpsrs the hair the Ladies
give decided preference. You're, fully,
~ FOrrais by !. WRIGHT 4 co. ISL Chsrirss st. :.
I2p sols Agents for New Orleans
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~ Sec third page for CITY News. ETC.. etc

TIE GALE OF TuEsDAY.-On Tuesday after
noon, the 12th inst the First Municipality floating
wharf, moored at Post No s, broke in two, part Of
which drted under the bows Of the vessels lying al
Post No, 4; the other half sunk at its moorngs
and the wind blowing gale, on shore, blew Me
bark Seneca, lying at the wharf, on the part sunk
injuring her bottom considerably.
The steamer Natchez, lying at Agiers, broke
adrift on Tuesday afternoon, during the gale, and
dristed into the steamers lying at the foot Of st.
Louis street. Yesterday afternoon, at Al o'clock,
she again got loose and drited down the river with
out receiving any damage, and at 6 o'clock was
abreast Of Battle. Ground Point
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70 A machine has been constructed by NJ.
Gunther, of Vienna which can carry train of
$4,000 quintals up inclined plane Of from forty
to fifty degrees,
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Y oROCKETT, FROST 4 90.

To- The mail failed yesterday beyond Charles
sonfro that place we have dates to the 10th inst.
Also, from Washington and Baltimore Of the 9Th,
end Philadelphia and New York Of the 4th
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Neither The Captain the ConsgnesE the British
ELTONA, Hughes MASTER from Liver OIL, will be responsible
for any debts contracted BY her
fyii !OHN II. ELLIOTT & CO., 90 Grayer st.
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heSSrs. Editors Please as a Candidate 70
the Chief Aagstracy of the city Election in April next
b4 PETER l.. JoRE, ex. La State Librarian
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Zine Shirts.

IL We have in complete assortment Of our Fine
Linen aud Cotton Shirts As sizes made we are
enabled to guaranty fit These Shirts expressly for our
customers and Of the syes and made Of the b
materials and in the best manner.
GUINNESS cE CO..
fyll 6t2p Dealers IN Fancy Articles Y Cam Ttrest
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n- For 81 Louis and andngEThe elegant
passenger steamboat ALTON will leave THIS DAY,
Ihurday at 10 o'clock A, NJ positively POydas wharf
HYDE L. OGLEsBY, s PoydraB
Passengers and shippers will be readiness the above
hnttr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

IHE PAREMAN TRAeEDY.--It is now said that
The trial Of Dr. Webster will not take place before
June or July.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

EE The magnificent passenger AMERICA Jesse John.
will positively THIS DAY. lth
O'Clock P. M, for Nashville, Clsrksvie, =
fyl4 T. Il. SMITH. Mag,yine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

For Recorder:
Eds CreSeeRt-Please announce l.. U. CAYENNE rs an
independent candidate for the office Recorder of the Second
Municipality, and obige [fyl1l MANY VoTERs
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GLORIOUS NEWS TO PURCHaSERSl
Now is Your Time for Bargains /!
large and well selected assortment of every description Of
DRY GOODS, offered at
ANDREW s., corner 50. Charles and Julia strsstE.
At extremely Low Prices, such as
PRINTS-6, Z and cents per yard
RiBBONS-Of all kinds, from &C. upwards;
DAMASKS, TABLE COVERS, etc, etc.-Cheap;
With great variety Of LACES and EMBROIDER.
les; all of which to be sold at SACRIFICES to
close their Stock as as possible.
ANDREWS.
fys 6t2dp corner Of 81. Charles and Julio strsets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.--A large and fashiona-
Bile house greeted Miss Cushman in her great char.
acter Of Lady Macbeth. She fully realizes the
poets conception-ihe stern woman yielding at las,
70 the terrible power Of remorss. Her acting in the
murder scene was powerfully impressive but the
dream scene was the most terrific we ever saw.
The artistic beauty was so perfect, that we los,
sight Of the actress in the painful emotion of the
reality We cannot select pOints--they belong to
The minor Iragedians--we speak Of the entire per
sCpaiion as grand. The sense of the sublime is
excited by mountain chain-the sense Of the beau.
siial by quiet valley nesting at the mountains
base the acting of Miss Cushman excites a sensa.
ton Of the terrible, not Of The soft and beautiful
The part Of Macbeth was performed by Mr.. CouI
dock, from the London theatres, who accompanes
Miss c, He issufIering from theefsets Of a severe
cold and il ID, therefore, ungenerous to critcise
his ennncialion-bnt still pison ? and mint y
can be corrected without candy.
There seem 10 be certain attitudes which belong
70 the stage as much as the buskin. Actors. when
vepresening strong passion, bend their knees, and
threw themselves back This is not nature. Pas
sion does not relax the frame on the contrary, il
stifisns the sinews.'' Who ever, in actual life.
saw lran's knees give way when moved by an.
geFl Fear produces this result Yet, on the stage.
this thing occurs constantly. We would like TO
know, TOO, where this wriggiiag all over the stage
& Z found We have seen men terribly excited by
passion, but never saw any such lnncinp stems and
1istortionH Of the body. We only ask for informa.
slon They are a part the stage properties and
We would be glad to learn their pedigree, not ish
ing in any manner to interfere with their preserip.
tive rights.
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NO. ~ MAGAZINE STREET, '''-'A+'''
dis 6m2p between Common and C,rayiey sts.
.Ve91 BNreSeS and sEEaESyS9sS.

Just opened at SIMPSONS, 2S CHARITIES STREET
a large assortment of NEW BAREGES, some very rich
and new styles
Also, 1900 yards BAREGES, all Wool at 25 cents per yard
SELLING OFF VERY Low
large assortment OF these MUSLINS of last seasons
imnortaton. ...,.A lso-All WOODEN GOODS adapted
TO ran use. ja9O
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xD,,., uo~,,

,, NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
| M osSOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, Tor Fever and
- Ae and Intermittent Rment Fevers and the various
iorms Of Bilious diseases. ~
Designed especially Tor the thorough aud permanent
aectons o. the liver and other organs
eases OF bilious cl,mates- For sale By
J. WRIGHT & CO., Isl Chartres st.
OGiy Agents for New Orleans.
90 Dealers supplied liberal terms Do 6m2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

To Persons Ina Health.
Ii very occaoned By
sight scratch wound that became iuAamed and
mohcauon and persons who apparently health
suddenly attacked and taken by levers and Inflammation
would avoid these dauger pleas
ant medicine each and will uredy escape these gers
save money aud pr0lung your existence.
Take Care of Your Children.
There are thousands children suffering bad
aud humpo;hers Puny and weakysho assisted
make eliminate aud Dr. TJwHsend's Ssrsapara m
rery this Ills peculiarly adapted for children slender
uo0and, when diluted with water delightful
children love dearly. We father
penuTOus luhuman deprive their children dollar
ths Invaluable remedy wch viii certainly health
and beauty.
Mercurial Diseases.
IeIe are q cases which supposed be Secondary
syp aud sr in TACT only The terrible ELECTS Of using sIeuIy
gIeeng Tie unfortunate nddo- bankrupt in character
domestic happiness well suffering lOasome and
1al sores DE- TUwnseGds earsapsrlla will certainly the
caes Of ueeTaon Of whatever description and speedily
mercury from the system Nor is Of less benefit ia
Hereditary faint.
Thousands cured gegous comp ht7
inherit iro their prOgeuitors. by using SsrsapaIa all
be preEented and nnumeTab annually
u thoroughly Ip from the syatsIn the which the
seed OF disease and takes of the which the
Hnes parents visited upon and unoendng dipping
ms Preparation Is six cheaper, and
'uy sold Prepared and sold by 7. TOWNSEND, Nj, D. lR6
flItoh ST. New fok sold IN ewOrleans at l5 Chars
yl2 bup J. WRIGHT co.
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The friends of WALTER TURNBuLL present him a can
ddae for the Mayoray at the ensuing Municipal Election.
fy13
We are authorized TO A. d. CRossMAN the pre-
sent incumbent candidate for reelection in April next
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Dollar COLI Pen.

IL TODD Guld Pen and Silver Gaze for One D0lar We
Received a lot Of these capital Pens.
Opinions of the P ress.
" Beats any ching yet oierzdn Crescent
. This new description is valuable" tPieayunc.
" A better Pen we put paperh delta.
Now In stOre....
NJ large supply Of Gold Pens, celebrated masrs
at Tie lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
yli Sup GUINNESS & co, u Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

StFRKME CouRT.-AppIication for rule on a
District Judge. requiring him TO grant an appeal in
case IN she court of an adjoining district, the
lodge Of which had been REFUSED. The Judge TO
whom the application for the appeal was made, de-
clinod to grant the appeal, on the ground that he
considered the act of 1916. providing for the trial
of cases in which the Judges might be reused UNI.
constitutional. The Supreme Court decided thai
act to be violation Of the constitution and that
lie provisions were absolutely necessary for the pur
poses of Justice This decision is Of great import
ance in the country parishes. Many Of the District
Judges have decided the statute providing for the
interchange system between Judges of adjoining
Districts 10 be unconstitutional. The consequence
has been, that all those cases which could not be
tried By The Judge Of each District, have remained
untouched. This decision will now enable parties
y obtain n hearing. We know one parish where
half Of the docket is now lied up. So general had
beeome the opinion Of Inc unconstntionalty of the
law, that many members of the Legislature refused
70 vote for bills providing for this interchange sys-
tenn. Now we hope law win be enacted provid-
ing better method for the disposal of these cases.
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S. of T.."Meetings This Evening.

CRYSTAL FOUNT DIVISION, No. L. at Crystal Fount Hall
NO. e. Tchouptoulas street, al hafpast O'Clock.
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. s. Younger Brothers Hall
Lafayette, at hali-past O'Clock.
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The RtUer.-The -Pointe Conpee Eecho of the
9Th inst, says the river is still rising at that point
having averaged during the week an inchin twenty
four hours. 1t is within foot of the highest
water mark of last year. At 5 oclock, on the eve
ming of the 9th the river had risen four inches in
the previous twenty -four hours-it having rained
all day The Echo cautions the planters to attend
to their levees, in many places the rain had ma
terially damaged them.
10 A public meeting has been called at Bayou
Sara says the Ledger, " to adopt such mea-
sures may prevent all future inundation or dam
age to said town, from high water"
The Rirer.-The Louisiana (St Francisve)
Chronicle of the 9th inst. says the river still CON
tnues to rise at that point.
Death Of Keily.--The Planters Banner, of Alta
kapas, notices the death in that place on the 9th
inst, of Mr.. William Kelly, formerly Of Paterson,
New Jersey. Kelly was connected with Stokes
Circus. He had joined in the performance, and as
he rode out Of the ring with his comrades, he was
attacked with an apoplectc fit and died Immediately
RAILROAD ENTERPRIsE.-At meeting of the
citizens of Buffalo, resolution was passed in favor
OF loanng the credit of that city to the amount Of
SS3O,OOO to the State Line Road, and $500 900 to
the one to connect with the NewYork and Erie, and
a committee was appointed to procure signatures
to petition for law giving the city the power OF
issuing its bonds to that amount. At Corning.
tSteuben county) the NewYork and Erie railroad
is within about one hundred miles of Buffalo, and it
is apprehended there, that the trade of that city will
be injurously affected by it, to prevent which the
construction of the two roads above mentioned is
deemed necessary
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RAPID TRAvELLING.-'Ihe new locomotive en-
CINE Lightning" running between Syracuse and
Utica, recently made So miles in &C minutes, run.
ming time Allowing u minutes for stoppage, we
have the actual running time 81 minutes, a feat
never before accomplished in this country or Eu-
rope. The speed of the engine was so great that
the rails We're busted with snow. The cylinders of
the engine are l6 inches in diameter, having a
stroke OF % inches; one pair of driving wheels, 7
feet in diameter, manufactured of forged wrought
iron.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

Eds. Cresccat-Please announce the name of John NJ
BELL candidate for the Office of Mayor of this city, at the
ensuing April election, and oblge many friends in the
fyH THREE MUNICIPALITIES
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St0net0rcs Medical Books,

FOR SALE AT No. 40 CAMP STREET
DuNGLisON'S PHYSIOLOGY AND NEW RENE
DEVICES ON FEMALES, CHILDREN AND MID.
WATsON's, BELL * STOKES, AND DECISIONS
PRACTICE. 7
CHELlUs', DRUITT's AND LIsToN's sURGERIEs,
NlhSON,s. .QUAIN'S AND WlSrA'S ANATOMY.
CHgRIHlLl. ON WOMEN AND MIDWIFERY
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY-By Clymer
gIbLPEA ~ - AND COoPER's SURGICAL WORKS.
CROSS, PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
HOOPER'S, COOPER'5 AND DUNGLlSON'S Die
TIoNARY. For sale By
fyiS 81 J. II. BECHTEL & CO.. 10 Camp st.
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REMARKABLE SLEEP.-I'he Massachusetts pa
pen report that Zadock Hersey. soldier of the
Revolution, aged 80, fell asleep at his residence in
Pembroke, Mass, on Monday evening, the 9th JAN,
at about O'Clock, and slept to the succeeding Sun
day morning, AT 3 o'clock, taking no sustenance
but water. He was apparently in a natural Sleep
and no particular change took place ill twenty.
four hours before death, when his breath continued
to grow shorter till he ceased to breathe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-14

ER- U. s Mail Steamer BAY STATE For Cincinnati, Mod
o Louisville smihlanl, Psducuh etcThs fine packet steam
boat will leave THIS DAY, Thursday, 2. positively
HYDE g. OGLESBY u Poydras street
Passengers and shippers will please be in Tsadinss at the
tbp houF fvla
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WIN Z. BRYAHT.-lt will be gratifying 10 the
admirers of this eminent poet TO know that he is
about 10 publish volume OF Summer Travels in
The New World and Old" The Mirror says it is
we'll known that Mr. Bryant has been in the habit
OF passing his summer months in excursions, and
that he has in different years visited the praires of
the West, the savannas of the South, the West In.
dies, and southern, central and northern Europe.
His new work will consist of "reminiscences of these
iouFneyinge
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Daughters of Temperance.
OLE4NDER UNION, No. 8, at No 8, Marigny's Buildings
Third Municipality, every Thursday, al O'Clock p m
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V'MEea.ttaaes!! VaEea.tilles !!

EsNEe9Ggl9seS!! Valentines ! !!
For sale at No. 40 Camp street,,
nv beautiful of VALENTINES Of the newest and
patterns expressly designed coming li Of February
We sny all who feel the celebration Of that aus
piciouI period by appropriate Of its duties aud prF
ges prepare themselves advance by selecting such ende1
the Winged God fancy approve aud
Of which they will find a rich variety
Iasl J. II. BECHTEL CO.'S, 10 Camp street
Valentines,
SENTIMENTAL,
SERIOUS,
COMIC aud
Valentine Writers, TRAGIC
VALENTINE BUDGETSi
HS-A Large Assortme t....For sale by
tys Twp THOs |. WHITE, So Canal
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JOnes's Italian Chemical Soap.

or Persons Inflicted Skin such as Plppe
Blotces, Tan, Freckes Morpe Tender tkn
should use that blessed remedy Joues Chemical Soaphen all
Of the skin disappear This article has ecomr cerrgd f
curing all diseases Of the Skin.
Sold At Y Chatham street. NewYork Only agency NewOr
leans, Isl LhaItTes street Mo GIp
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stop L our Hair from Falling OFF,
no The best tairTu known one that can be depended on
Joness Coral Hair Restorative it lraI and y5u win na
be disappointed pels Danru from the salp and gives
the HAIR ine dark appearance
Sold q Chatham street, NeNYok Only agency in Ncvr
leans Isl Chartres street VIZ SEN