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MAYO,s MUsTC sT0RE.


CAMP S1 three doors from Canal ST., .Nto Orleans
THE undersigned desires respectfully TO inform the public
n that they can always find al his MUSIC
81 Iuk M eholee r. a Z, large assortment q
prices and0n accommodating terms. Amongu u VI v
Them Piano Forte made by the old and celebrated Manu-.
tfuy in Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany with Iron
Frames made in the most substantial and wokmanlke
FORTES, which for sweetness Of tone have NOT been
eauaed They particularly suited to the country, as the
As9ian does not require tuning FOR year,.
The New Improvement in Piano Fortes, the Patent Vi.
RBATtNG DVERBRIDeE is also for sale at thus establishment
Tbs improvement gives peculiar rmess and brancy TO the
cbe aids the durability and strength Of the Piano and
endes 1t capable OF remaining much longer IN tune than
those in ordinary use.
Wy. 7. M is Agent for IIESRI HERz' celebrated GRAED
PIANOS and PiNNiN0S, minds in Paris. For power and
sweetness OF tone they stand pretaiReRt
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale at from so to
300 each. anal taken in payt payment for new ones.
CATCHCAkT's MEL DEON.-Ths beautiful toned
Wind instrument for Village Chnfches Lodges, SeFenading
Pnries and theprvaepracceo OF Organisis,
az powerful tone Is portable tweighng but % bss) and
rers from The country for Flutes. Guitars, oeriRsts
hIdggebs Palms EioloHcCit0s Strings, and Mnsica
erhdRdfse Of eUey descriptions viii promptly execute
at nces Bands supplied with Brass Instrunen
HAtels, Double aud Single Action on hand and made
to oEleri to SUI. the taste OF puroh;sers.
Is an aceunqatlon OF over ~ Yeas, and IN are maW old
NEW MUsfC receiTed By every arrival from the North
and by the foreign steamships Original Aic published ever
week - ihe store. Native COmpodli solicited.
ny addrosang The g9degsgned, Catalogues of Music W
PIANoS TUNED aud REPAIRED Music BonDd.
o2 ioitIuW WIN. T, MAYO. Agent.
I 0UIsIANA STATE sCRIP.-iO,OO0 acres Stat,
on 8nw In W 1 81 GTav 4 G siycst.
HAT AND CAP STORE. -
New Orleans. ns0 iyIV-
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WILD oATs.-At least the said grain made
Richard jackson look wild when barrel full was
found IN his possession after he had taken the
trouble to purloin it from the cart Of Lozarro Aniel
at the Vegetable Market. The offender was sent
before the First District Court
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH &c, 1880

AssAULTrNe WHITE PERsoN.-Jean Gran,
oree man of color,) was required yesterday, by Re-
corder Genos, to give bail for his appearance be-
fore the FRS, District Court. Jean was charged
with an assault upon Augustus Chavenette, on
Sunday evening, at The corner of Claude and Ursu.
line streets, The law regards such proceedings
with jealous eye and the accused, If convicted
will be severely dealt with.
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NJ An old lady, probably a relative of Mrs.
harrington, said she was most delighted with the
minister on Sunday when he read the Parody OF
the Probable Son.
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PLEAD GuILrY.-A destitute looking individual
named Michael Thompson plead guilty Yesterday
before Recorder Baldwin, to the charge of stealing
KNIFE from Michael Barry. His poverty, but not
his Will consent ed to the deed at least he declared
so, and said that want alone had made him commit
the petty theft Without friend to assist him or
ROOT to shelter hislast resort the knife Michael
ended his address and the Court was enient enough
not to commit him for trial, but to give him home
Tor thirty days in the work house.
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STOLEN PRoPERTY.-A silver watch was de.
posted yesterday in the police office of the First
Municipality, supposed to have been stolen. II
was found in the possession OF colered bow.
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LARcENY.-Jacob Berdette, arrested on the
charge of stealing gold watch from the house Of
Mrs. Ann McManus, was brought up yesterday
before Recorder Baldwin. The accused plead not
guilty, and the examination was fixed for the 2Gtll.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CRY, I ..
Monday Evening, March 25 1880
Arrived to-day, Hoquoi, Il9 head of Beef
Cattle and Calves
Prices:-Beef Cattle, 68715c ~ ID net; Hogs 8
5se " b nett Sheep, 80 259s SO 20 - head Mich Cocs
slstg $50 y head; Caices, 7aSo " ID net
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FOR IRTAL.-Edward Navan, 90 it is decreed,
VIII appear before the First District Court to an.
awer Tor sundry blows indiseriminately admins
tered upon the person of Joseph Durain, who at the
time was returning home from that festive hall of
lerpsichore known as the Globe Ball Room. Du-
rain attended the said establishment as Commits
sary, but his official character did not protect him
from violence.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - On Sunday evening
one VIM Thompson was arrested for knocking
down negro boy, belonging to DR.. McFarlane,
Pd robblng him Of a gold watch, valued at 800.
Yesterday the accused was examined and the Re.
corder, after hearing the evidence, committed him
70 take his trial before the First District Court
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MAN WITHOUT HoPE.-The late Joseph C.
Neil, in his thinning o" Tribulalion Trepid, a man
without hope" thus hits off that class of peopIe
who are never 80 happy as when they are miser-
able:
1repid ?" '1o' -A''
A great deal worse than was, thank'e most
dead, lam obliged to you / am always worse
than was, and don't think | was ever any BET,
ter, and for the future, you may always know Pm
worse without asking any Questions for The cues.
Ilons make me worse, il nothing else does'
why Irepid, what is-tiie matter with you 20
Nothing, tell you, in particular; but a grea,
deal IS the matter with me 10 general and that's
she danger, because we don't know what il is
That's what kills people, when they don't know
what il is; that's what's killing me. NV grand.
father died of it and,so will I. The doctors dom,
know-they can't tell /; they say I'm well enough,
when I'm bad enough, so there's no help Pm 90.
ins oli' some Of these days, right after my grand
father, dying of nothing in particular, but Of eyary
thing ia general. That's what finishes our folks
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01s- Thare is often in early youth, when all the
feelings are unblunted and new, a .quickness of
perception that stands in lieu of reflection and cal.
culaton.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Mr. p CLISsEY late from PARIS respectfully informs Ns1
III the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city that he will et
tie lst Of November, his Dancing Academy E
No Is CaTondelst where he will teach all the zk
Dances that among the faslioBable ~
stles In Paris such Qnadries, Waits deux Temps,
Vatz cinque German POLKA Rov, Moscoka Polka
zeura which the only Dances received in the fashionable
saloons in Europe. Mr. C. recommends th after dance being
both graceful ard elegant particularly when danced BY lady and
gentleman II is easily learned
Lsdes desiring those Dances can be
instructed calling Mr.. c. Between and O'Clock
being devoted giving private essona He viii also give lersou
private famiesl
Days for children, Mondays and Thursdays HOusfrom O'Clock
till dark
Gentlemen informed that Class will opened
hem from until 10 O'Clock evening the those hc
Rsh perfect themselves short hf C. engaging teach
hem dance Qnadres Waitzes the space
~ Dizziness Of the headn Waiting entirely cured Dancing
Rooms, IS Carondelet street. near Common o29
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JUVENILE OFFENDER.-James Robinson, a
fugitive from The House of Refuge, was sent back
Yesterday to that institution by Recorder Baldwin.
Tue lad was found in the house of Mr.. J. Sugden,
busiy engaged in exploring that genlemah's trunk
tie escaped but two days since from confinement,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
cleared YESTERDAY.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Oswego, Ingerson, New York. j. W. Stanton &, Co
Dr. ship Casandra, Gail, Goitenburg, Holmes & Mills
BARK Margaret Hugg, Peterson, Baltimore,
Bark Cyune, Loveland, Norfolk and Richmond
Mitchell 81 Massendorff
Brig Henry, Baker, Savannah, 5. l.. s. E. l.. Levy
Brig Belle del Mar, Aud, Chages, o. Wiekham
Brig VIM. Plu. Howes ST. Pierre, Martinique,
schr. Ira Bliss, Dung, Apalachicoa, E. G. Rogers Co
Arrived Yesterday.
U, s. steamship Falcon, Lieut.. Hartstene from Havana
Als inst, to Paradise. Lawrasol 4 Co-Lafayette.
steamship Palmetto Smith, from Galveston, I'D inst,
Ship Amelia, Jordan from Liverpool list Jan'y master
I'D my.
Aust. bark Rosa Maria, Discoveh from Bordeaux, 18th
January, TO masler-lst my.
Br, bark Alex Park, Morton. 80 days from Belfast 10 mas
tef-M my
Big Csc. L. abbott Stanley, 50 days from Lisbon, to j. P
Whitney u Cod my.
schr Two Friends, Earl, days from Rattan Island to s.
EernandeZ-1st my.
sehr. Maria, Miller days from Attakapas in ballast to
master-lst my.
se Independence. syron, 10 days from St. Kits to mas
u s. schr Arispe Ryan days from Brazos St Jago in
49, ballast, 10 u. =. QuarternasteT-3d my.
Sch LOIS, Penne, days from Pensacola aser-Basin
STEAMBOATS,. .
Anna Johnston, from Bayou Gros Tete10 bales cotton.
Rio GFande LabaTthe from st Martinsyile.
Pr1nees No. g. Holmes, from New CaFiage-747 bs cotton
Storm Hopkins from Camden-36l bales cotton.
Ohio, Lewis, from st Louis.
lToquois, Newman, from St. Louis.
AlbatrOs, Dugas, from. LatOurche-3 bales cotton.
Alyarsdo, TugeOn, from Lafourche,
Gen. Hamer sBoarlman, from Pensacola. 81
Oregon, Hien, from Mobile.
Towhoat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
Towb0at Louisville, foOie, nom the Passes.
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~ The Indians pronounce Minnesota as il
written MINI Sotahi sgnifying turbid water
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STEAMBOATS,

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1luased sceommOdsnons sppS % bassd. z Po,ass.s
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nas On III TUESDAY rs he s sRfs IA a eoaI y .
:ss passage s'R' e. sSsi9 us
Seat. psnoa snd Il Inc snaiass on Lds fssss.ssss
al ez----------- MAJ
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49, xeaa9 sle as nc
packet MEDoR A. Capt 4 Appssais, vi poa.
js sSGss al y S .nSas e.
pi $ss apply on board {. B. SMITH 8 n.s....
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Ielss4 FOf Fn Tow.on. FalIog, sh,ssspes. Nsisk.
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On S Pi,S ~ ~ jn;sm me, i.adss
:Iss% OHIO L BssE master, : now IscsiyiaE ssa
peoI aeoommOdatees apply On board q Peydr.s s1sst
~Ti s 81 an . H4D n oeL5E s *; Z RSyss
for Inc Cincinnati trade. mhze
~ -. 8. Mail GENERAL sGNTT-Ra
sisaa1 GlN. COTT. John Myel..- msssss 3 ssssssss
ns al o'clock : positively For siski q p.sss
having unsurpassed accommOdaOns. apply board ioot q
y 1 Z '1s''' u HYDE & oGIEsBY. u Poydr.s &
n b. :; TIE he Ssn seo q easS nsw bes ks, e
e. - steamer WOOD68zAN -For BseneY,
Eost row;on rSSiIe.R. cls5ssylF, s as
uras running steamer WOODSMAN, Capt r. In
n snas oH Els e a sGSs ~ ~
oceck " For freight or passage apply boari. fsos
OF Cusi0mhonse street.
T. b. SMITH, IS Magazine street,
or NJ. GREENWOOD & co, 81 Gfavier Il.
p s. Tbs steamer WoodsuaA IS light dranght. and win
meet with no detention. mkz6
re ~. s. Mail RUR0PA-For Cincinnati.
T TadS shs III u.isss a.
NJ lezius ely.-The passenger steamer "a HDFas
Caps. q. q. Pearee, receiving freight and viii leave
above For freight passage having unsurpaaed
mOdati0ns, apply board. POyuFas Wiaf,
nhzs HYDE Il OGLESBY, Il PoyeTassf.
N. B. The Europa entirely boat has atxe airy
the Millinery SteTes dowR tOrB7 IAose uhe pdfren
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Furniture Furniture .... Furniture.
BIZ e. b. DRAKE, 30 CONT st.
N HAND GENERALLY, and offered Prices. at Phi
yae Sale variety Of New and Second hand FURNITURE
Mahogahy Walnut Cherry Armo do BeJseads ceutre
r ard and Breakfast Tables French other sofas
omsns sidsoards Bureaus Rocking Paror Chai; Boob
Gases secreares Shower Baths Sofas Girandos; Mirror
Locking 6lassesi Mattresses with many other articles
N B-AUCTT0N SALES OF FURNITURE held rssuIdris
on TUESDafs, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at halfPas
~ o-etock. nh25 Ct
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Real India Cashmere ShawIS,

TO MERCHANTS.
r +. NICHOLS & CO., &c and IS Camp street,
~. importers and Dealers in WINE LIQUORS. and
FoREIlGsN IN and DOMESTIC FRUITS, have constantly
hand foil assorments of the following Goods which they
offer on New York terms in lots to suit purchasers:
BkANDlESTOt the following well known brands and
Hlntages; James Henessy, Otard Dupuy Co Martell
Pinot aslon, Jean Louis, Old London Docks j. Fraud
y j. Dnpuy, and line Champagne of 1885, 1S4O 1s42 and
lo4S The whole in warehouse and entitled to deben.
.CHAMPAGNE-Of the following favorite brands Held
sleek & Co. Schneider, Red Eagle Gordon Beu Dueal
Grape and Express brands:
PORT AND SHERRY-In wood and Glass emarin's
reser's; - = -
CQEFEE-lOQ sacks prime old Government Java;
FRUITSRasns, in whole, half and quarter boxes: Cur
rants, p caIes prime Currants; Almonds best white
SaIsi Oranges; Lemons; Pine Apples; Cocoa Nuts etc;
flChLES AND SAUGES-CIosbe Il Blackweli's supe.
nor Eng Pickles. Wells Miller & Provosts superior
R OFk Pickles lea Perrin Worcestershire Sauce: John
dimes, AnehOvies Herrings etc. -
rs ~ pEsTCiLroh Havana, French and Domestic
CHEESE-Ohedder, Dutch, Gloucester Cheshire mhN 81
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PIANO PORTE AND MUSIC STORE,

EA. TYLER has on hand and constantly receiving
Il PLfJN0 FoRTES. from tie Justly -
DAVIS = Co Boston; John b. Durham,
David Van Winkle, A. n; Gals Co. andu u v
las II. Grlyesten, New York; also Peyes Paris PH1sos-
Orders received for the HoRST'S PATENT IRON PtA-
NOS, TO be delivered in turn fast received from the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the bet Piano
use, particularly tor the country, where THnsvs s
be had they will stand longer and in better her any
other Piano. These Pianos have independent nm o. case
which can De Iemoyed in moment there beng ~ sonnss
ton hetween the Piano and Superior GUITARS.
Nls7n VIOLINS, ACCoRDEONS, FLUTES, and
EA other Musical Instrumental constantly 2n 9ane IND
SGE for sale at low prices. SHEET ~ ~ les ~ Ao
St1S Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc Aso INSIkgSIiuN
"a BOOKS for all musical insifuinents ~ "A LIB
eFal Discount 10 Dealers Teachers and all sb0ss sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended 70. mhl2
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ExTRAORDINARY AND AMUSING

rIHEoPBIUs FIsKE will his Series Of Lectures
hing Experiments ARM0RY LII, Every Eyena.g
except Sunday upon newly Uncovered Science Of Electro
Biology Persons from audience will be entirely controlled
their muscular moOns they viii be made To forget their
pure will be made
vinegar honey milk WorHwoOd brandy, All this will be
while they perfectly wakefu and without
process wonderful remedial hal effected
astonishing Of Palsy, Neuraga Rheu1natis and
diseases generally.
t- Lecture 20 commence hafpss o'clock Tickets Fifty
"A Gentleman and Two Ladies', One Dolar Children
Ha Price. nh9 Il
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BO1.gNiaIS! B01ig0l2sS!!
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT
p. j. O'DOHERTY'S CHEAP DRY
GRnnG GUnRE


cor. Of 1ekOuptoHtas st. and 81. .udrB's Market.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies of New
4 Orleans and Lafayette, that his stock of SPRING
OODs received and open for inspection. and that
every article offered will sold at unprecedenedy low prices
The following comprise part, viz:
Rich Organdies and Jaeonet Musns;
Black, plaid, striped and waeTed Silks;
Rich colOfed, cbangeabie figured and striped Silks;
Black Velvet embroidered Manteaus Visites and Mantas
COloTed Cashmere ClOaks and Manteaus-very rich
canton Grape, Cashmere Silk, BToche and Polka Shaws;
BaTeges, Tarletans, Fouiards and Dotted Musfns
Rich MaZourka, Rob Roy and Crenouel Plaids;
Y m6Tellas, Parasos and Sun Shades;
Plaid, striped and changeabi Alpaeas-neW:
French, German, English and American Calicoes;
Linen Shirtings and Damssk Table Linens;
Gottonades Apron Checks, Denims and Hickory;
Back figured Irish Tabnetts-Very new:
Ba3kes all qualities, l04, la and ia, and Marsees
Red white, blue, green and yellow Flannels;
bed Ticking Hooks and Eyes, Spool Thread Needles ETC.:
Swiss, Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Muslns;
Jac0net Edgings, Table and Piano COvers-ai qualities;
Three ply and ingram Carpets, Wilton and Brussels Rugs
1n Cloths, Door Mats and Canton Marings;
Brown and Bleaebed Linen and Cotton Sheetings:
hosiery, Ribbons, Artihcias Laces aud Gloves;
SaIe on Flannel, Gimps, Fringes and EnhroideTies;
Furniture Prints, red, blue and buff DaEnasksi at
r. J. OsDUHERTXsS CHEAP STORE
mh25 81 Tchoupiiouiasst. and St MARY q Market
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4. MARSH DENMAN q CO.

gRaI,s ~ CaRRLAGE WAREHOUSE. Noa
fsa4f-kfh 81 aid So Common street, cssFy-B Il
GSsSJF nearly opposite Nsrsncs Ho Es1
100 CARRIAGES, of almost every style and pattern
made for city and country Persons wishing Carriages
will find their interest call and examine our ye ard
prices before PURCHASING and aer ourselves they cannot
fail to be SUITED. Terms tau0rabs and pees lolo for
Cash or City Acceptance. mh23 Smd&W
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e "a e &

MA RS CAMPBELL. corner eJ FoNarns aqd earoHdg-
1tA let Streets has received large and splendid E
ment of New Sfyle STRAW AND FANCY BONkkT9s
Tor Spring sales, also, FANCY GooDs in general And =
fart that her prices far below those costly 9s1D
shlents. Also, the beauty and ReatBess OF Der Mltnay
surpassed If equaed this CITY. These fnes
orally admitted and shoaId be universally known BY Al s
and strangers in New Orleans who have regard log their
Interest and appearance. mhl9 o.
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SHIPPING.
DoMEsTTc PoRTa

OoM ES TIC PORTS.
<eEs POR VIEW Y0FK "a gav.n.-Lrb, mad
s &c szsSs J: E .% Fi = 8 3 T.:
Tened Z Pz u isiTs 4 sa6ssssSs 49,,
Fkxks Pscfet- Usiits sfases Msa ~ 49,
KT gsfSs a spa s .sa asssis u ss Css 81
I'M lI R Sei BgEt Is h9s Ss@ssSS F ron
f Charleston ssh and 3zd Of each bioHik; Esain@
Charleston for Havana % The 1st and sta. -
RATES OF PASSAGE.
nayana 70 ShaFeston or Savannah.
F as, % neS ~ - % a. %
n 2. Mo5RpEC4Af. Charleston, osto
AE:u i HA Asy rfa5sSgPGqfsss n o ia
Psss6gs1s ssyins Hsvans ba iAs hip can I reach
& R p s sa ana s s 81 s ssa: ne
steanahip cthose ports. = - as law
a. t JsIHR q lPisggts4 LFas-Ths baEk
Second aIs;eh .fos freight passage, appy 6n board
: hetss M Asef j sa.s e. e 2 o'S %ss
Ia FOR PHILADRIPHII-1.,5,. 49,
80 The "a, ! fast sailing packet BAH i XRSiOGfH,
@ pe or pfbs ssae ear q 2 sr6 e. e pss
enbe MssEs F apply On board the Veg
AGENT, I. " Sig AE,REEs % csasos street
aA BIG creed. Esu : fr-bss b sss :si Tin,
po @ sssoSs Il hsT esnfs and sSsRe
balance Of freight szSRlE Fl f0s5d S g e mou
IAhl4 orto JOHN P. COLCHETT. Is Grsviei 4
Ii FOR B0sTON..The fne fast sailisg brig or
- ~ H. sSo CAPT MACY I'll have Goieh d.pash
q s sSisa iSas isf s Il Common
81 F .sai BAsr saH GsH EYLE;D a., T6
IN loading a 9, rscoad MsnicpstS, and
VIII sad icy az Eff fs5t p ssgRy
ia4 orto o. WICKHAM. No. IS Con,mon street
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From s. S. GipeAs
PADucAH, KY June s, 1SiMy stock of Cherry and Tar
syrup reduced 70 six bottles, and its popularity daily
increasing lou would do well 70 send another supply.
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EusSens5 cAbs
Per snip Amelia. from Liverpool-25 iirseerage.
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Towboat Star towed down and to sea- on the aOh inst
bark Tay and schr. Mary Catherine. S. 60.
Towboat Louisville lowed down and tossa, The sOlt
inst, j. ]. Hathosne.
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rFrOHn Mr. S. g. Hayes, Of the firm Of Broger Hayes
IBhta--lanuary Q, 1871
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry Hs1 Tar invaluable rene
dys it cured the of colds with me- If You want Ger
tifcate will cieerfuly give one. S. @. HAYES
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PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1846-I feel free to recommend DR.
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my experience
OF its benifci effects in my have been for some
time past subject to attacks of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
- t N II y, u, siepc Las prlngs having
had been cured BY DR. Dariss Syrup Try it did so and
effects were immedate.
lam OpAA Tadiass ShannaEor N u aoa ...oo4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

RhS Pegs for the idDge FindoEs end costly fixtures
= the Millinery Steres doDR t0rH7 Ih0se Uh0 patron
re uhsIas find ike DO patyoHize tem3 Those phe
Judge q tie rnfae Of goods By pFIee asked tAe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

EPH HUFTY,
RRUsH MANUFACTURER AND GENERA L,
- VARIETY STORE. No. 10 CaaIp street, RAANA
keeps constantly hand extensive assortment
Of BRgsHES; Fine Shell Buffalo and Horn HsAgsEV
COMES, FANS, FISHING TACKLE, IN VlhAidtH
OLA RUBBER GOODS, ToILET Articles. WVVlHIg,
PERFuNERY, AeeORDEoNs, PeCKEr KNIVES, PURsxs,
GOLD PENS, etc ETC. Wholesale and Retail Purchases an
invited call and examine before purchasing
ChEAP IiT Cash or good CITY 4eeeptaRces. mh19 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

H. the public a PIANO FORTE. Of ai1 ut =
very elegant finish, from Mesrs Nuns & I&-=@ NJ
CLARK, in the, style, of Louis XIV, hand M Il n
somsiy carved in Rosewood Ladies apdu = v Y
Inc specimen Of beauty and decided purity OF tone
from these celebrated manufactures. fhlQ I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

A q. AINsWORTH, NOT.ARY PUBLIC .aNL
"A; COJHJHISSIORER OF DEEDS for euerp Staf,
n ne Uns9H; OgFIcE-No % CAMP STREET New Or
md Mortgages Drawn and all Documents and Instruments Of
wiring Prepared and Authenticated for and Record h
sny part q the UNITED STATES. Commissioners
Marine and other protests particularly attended to
md All cases OF General Average Partial Loss correctly
ted and promptly arranged. mhl5 iydS w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-26

Dapis's Syrup Of Hid Cherrg and 7arWe yyoud cal
attention the advertisement this valuable medicine IN an
other column. Several of ssutary effects have cons
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend 1t TO the aifcIed.-Ed NJ j. Heek{y Yisitn,
and Temperance Seatfac, (Trcat0R,) FEB. 3, l841