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the Bull and [ belonged together!
But when brindle walked off by him
self, they seed howl it war, and one
of 'em said, Mike has got the wuSt
JMe Scrimmdge once in his liter
Gentlemen, from that day ] drap-
ped the courtin business, and never
spoke to agal since! And when my
hunt is up on this yearth, thar wont
be any more Finks! and it is all ow-
in to Deacon Smiths 6rindle Bull
lhitontdn, Pa.
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Singular Fracas.

A dispute from singular cause oc
Cured yesterday at the Office of a
banker in the Chaussee d'Antin.-
M. b. F., the cashier, who has filled
the office for the last twenty-five
years, was at his post, when col
lecting clerk, named Pierre Doulley,
presented himself with draft for
10000 francs drawn by a London
banker. The notes were counted
out, and the man left the place. In
few hours after, Doulley returned,
and addressing himselfto the cashier
said: There is little mistake be-
tween us; there is difference of
1000 francs In our account i new
er make Mistakes replied the cash
ier, Indignantly; for twenty-five years
my balance has always been correct
to SOU But the error said Dou-
LEY, lis against yourself, as you have
given me 1000 francs too much. /
am as honest a man as you are; /
have been employed as collecting
clerk for thirty-five years in the same
housed There isyour note, l will
not take it 'Insolent fellow cried
the cashier, do you dare to insult
me? ! will not take your note; re-
gard any man as an enemy who
wishes to prove to my employer that
! am capable of making a mistake.
Take the note, or will turn you
out of the place Pierre Doulley
was not to be thus repelled, and
from words the parties came to
blows, but the clerks of the house
FASTENED to separate them. The
cashier, not wishing to avow an err
ror, which he would have regarded
as a stain on his long established re-
putation for correctness, was fain to
put up with the loss of the note; and
Pierre Doulley carried the 1000
francs to the mayor ofhis arrisse-
ment, to be distributed among the
poor. - Galignani.
In the mountains of the Tyrol,
hundreds ofthe women and children
come out when it is bed time and
sing their national song their hus-
bands answer them from the hills on
their return home. On the shores of
the Adriatic, the wives Of the fisher.
men come down about sunset and
sing q melody. They sing the first
verse, aud then listen for some time,
they then sing, the second verse, and
listen until they her the answer come
from the fishermen, who are thus
guided by the sounds of their own
village. aa1 ii 4, .5eo 4
It i, a singular fact that the largest
Ocean steamers bear, precisely Che
same proportion in length and depth
that existed la Noah'so ark.--1Efsa
kline aiseellany,3agpo 81 81 be yasdo
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NrOn1n Snmtn Fe.

By telegraph we learn that Santa
Fe dates to the 10Th of February
were received on the3d inst, at ST.
Louis, by the arrival at that place of
Mai. Cunningham, arr,y paymastcr.
Indian oGtTGges are continually oc
cOvriBg, and much danger is appre-
hehded in the spring. The Apache
and Utah tribes are said tc have
'leagued for the purpose ofintercep-
ting Santa F'e traders. "A party of
Americans going from Browns train,
so some fort, the name of which is
notgiven, probably Bent's, were at.
tackled by some Pawnee Indians; but
the AmeTlcaRs were reinforced, and
repulsed the Indians with consldera-
BILE loss. 'e 3 sJoas ti ~
ID The censusreturns' of New Mex
iCo show a population Of 81, 504. ~
stt<asI5hgfop Republic. Dfapt 'Ea
I'D WShite Man sold at Aucsion.-L
The following incident occurs in a
letter written ON the 9th ult. by la
dy--formerly of this city-from Rush
vile, Schuyler county, ILL., ne
fa.There has lived here for many
years a MAJ named Barnaby, by
trade a blacksmith, having a wife
aria large family Of children. He
has always besn somewhat mtemI
perate, but latteFiy the habit has SO
completely taken possession of him
that he has been found at times roI-
ling about the streets, utterly help
less. Complaints were lodged a.
geinSt him By some of the citizens,
and he was arrested as avagrang. :
AT the trial he proved that his fam
sly had never suffered by his intem-
perance, and there was then inhis
hoAse sufficient moneys meat, fiotir
and wood. The iuIy, notwithstarld.
ing, brought him in guilty, and the
Judge sentenced him to be sold at
public. auction, 10 the iyighcst bidder,
for The term of four months. @
~ The sale actually took place yes
tefday al the court honse door, in the
presence Of large assemijiage OF cit
izens Think tue South may w II.
laugh at these anti-slavery fanatics
of4ne North, who hage thus forever
cHBt 4 stlgIfip Of disgrace on a respec
fablH and isisoceIlt faTmily3 by public
Iyselling tis4 ausbsld and tatiieF as
IA slave tcagaifle ~
III astonisliinlg how ulauy shhles
one can do without When liz casst
get thent.
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p O e. T e Y /.
SWEET MOTHER, DO NOT WEEP.

BY O. p. sUpNHAM.
The last brown leaf of Autumn scar.
Hung trembling on the bough,
And sadly walled the midnight air
Tnaocents plain and low.
With quivering lips and falling tear
~'1 A mother watched her child;
For well she knew that death was there
Though still the brave boy smiled.
"Sweet mother. do not weepl" he said-
"Kneel here-Tll kiss those tears away
Thus, thus supportmy weary head;
But Mother, do not weepp
Against his flushed and fevered cheek
The mother pressed her own
His breath was faint, his pulse was weak,
Va The work was nearly done!
Her tears unbdden still would flow
~. While gazing on her child
She softly kissed his pallid brow
Again he family smiled
"Sweet mother do uotweep!" he cried,
Bright angels whisper me away
No sorrow enters there" he sighed,
Then mother do notweepr
The night had passed. and moruings breath
Swept coldly DER the hill
The loved ones eyes were sealed in death
Tho mother watched him still
The withered leaf which hung along
Had fallen from the treel
The faithful watchers task was donel
No more that smile she'll see,
Yet gentle mother, do not weepl
His spirit bright is with the blessedl
A'' NOught but his form is wrapped in sleep
" Then, mother, weep no morei
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1t is singular fact that the largest
Ocean steamers bear, precisely the
same proportion in length and depth
that existed la Noah's ark.AEfs.
kline Allscellanpisgpo 81 el BE- Yasdc
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French Language.

PROFESSOR A. observation-disclosures Les.
sons in the above. Transaons from Eng sh into French
e Apply The Office of the Crescent the corner
Apollo and Calliope streets dill
ylROOKLYN WAREHOUSE COSPANY.-Tha
- Brooklyn Warehouses, at Agie opposite New orleans
in readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH intended for re
Shipment Having 1900 feet the nver with horye.
front of the Warehouses by which goods are Immediately
conveyed without drayage exposure to the weather. ample
room will be found the dischargin= of steamers and
loading of ships.
Charges are xe at very low and every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city ar the shippers in
the upper county II is the wish of the nmpany TO equa
the eonveniences of the Alta c Dock, of New York
Persons interested in transmit ing Mercha ndise are invited
to visit the premises. =
teans n / I'ASEV Secretary
Reference. - Il R. Geddes !; Price, Fro., s. CO.; j. w
stHnton 10: R, F. NichSp sS6
GROUND PLASTEit-2OO pkgs., for Foun.
ders use in tisrces and bills, laadng and for sale by
Iae HAYMAS.& HOLDEN. " Magazine st
pLASTERING HAIR-In hhds., bbls and
L sacks, for sale by st-slt Il - Re-.
iass If JOHN sTRoUD& co. l4s Common st.
| ARD-50 bbls. prime Leaf in store and for sale
- BY A, u. GRiEFF Is co. %, 10 and u Old Leyss.
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mkt INK!I INKlIi
MNa'2'SSON'S Columbian E,sEs

Black. Japan, Copying, Mar king, Blue IpdaIih,.
Scarlet. Red, Carmine. ~"
WE comfort, pleasure and benefit OF the use of coon
L INK in our daily correspondence and business c,n
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced lie
use OF badand who has not These Inks flow more freely
than any other now in 'o'
For sale in quantity, at the n,;css M,
e. y, BEACH, 1N Canal street w
aya3 ly Wholesale Agent fnr New G,l.,n.
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" " " " " " "
MAJ s tang Lin 1 M e SsZ!!

| ,aitla M E XICAN
| w u 5 an 8 Ian . M g MT! I!
TO the Hat, the Lame, he Sore, and the Stiff 1o;ned
VI Shtss skAp rl H1 OF sRsAr 10Y.
has ons BEEN Known to bosses, WITHIN e
healing A. ard sn ha been
for all kinds sores Ulcer., SIRIUS Wounds iard Lumps or Tu
m@F s and %ldO for all PAIN,
with other (, .9vcriul reme4 II, il the -. =
Kenders the perfect afflicted
healing properties sa & ~ n's's
veS Gon., y enters into .he circulation Of the bioo,es
sas, ,s 1r e. he
sS sy :.ny S e
;is u reason why equally si'a
iasp, cures that have 's'n s
in s a S 9SsHsa Ohio had her hand bruised cold
FrightfuI Ulcer
nent wsshs and aeraVe. Without DOM any s o b
year. when she ss. :. as
applied a. Wa that in four wesis the Ulcer
y re Doctor buys the @
little girl fourteen miles from Columbus had attack of
ths The foot wa. drawn up at
Three bottle, Of he aa.an s9f Ina
,ss Ss and a jump
Sss sTSs s .s s T ss 4. %ps S
foot making very W i,ys,, and R,rn
lock The foot sweed
unable 10 bear weight ground In
coion lhe nustg Eminent wsshpptd Immediate relief from
PAN was the and III twS he about his
any mao % AN hleI eouoe wt h y;
,n nonnt,r ix tnorI on Il, ~ 80 ana long
cnn,nn had ssrv ''uerh rivers as
~ ~ "a !, ,,a - " ,, . ,s' a's "A o
-. masOry faheumatfsm
10 MS ght arm After suffering the
1ayS sihout ree ne Obtained bottle Of the Mustang
anu sIped " In e,s than wenty-four hours, he
ehey rom pam anu e soreness and stiffness
eracateu Let any one DOUBT this In his
tem oil the muscular strength and fexby good
flsht arm , ,,-..-l,-. :. I.
man IN Covstoi mad not been able walk
ctntches ior nerr Two years from the effects Of
CnrOn1c rheumatism.
He heard OF the Mustang Lninen bought directed
an nov tie n we'll anil can dance honppe equal any Jolly
sores on bo asaI Ky had negro man wo had running
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Passed JAM q, 1851 JH CALDWELL, President.
Approved Jan. "A. 1851. A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.

Rcsolced, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby
requested tb give the usual notice that an election
will take place in the Fourth and Filth Wards Of
this Municipality, on Monday, the third day OF
the death Of the late Alderman Spared Hale, Of
the Fourth Ward, and the resignation of Alderman
GEO. c. Lswrason, Of the Fifth Ward, under the
Inspectors and Clerks named for the election Of
Surveyor, 10 be held on the same day.
Passed Jam "a, 1851. ]. H. CALDWELL, President =
Approved Jan. %. 1851. A.D.CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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ESA5ll2|:!|l3|Ez3l

ThE DAuU EkhEUrYPE SALOONS. No
g. " lamp street. lShlh new buildings are no open
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS
patrons ~ '"1''acuoh 10
Operating Room constructed expressly this PURPOSE WITH
an immenie skY.LlGHf and by Nkw CHEMIo A PRo
IN very short space Of lime tony few seconds exhibiting
gtadaoa 9 Light and Shade. without which Pictures ean
kR A choice variety of new style Enamellsd and En-
ssayed LookErs OF the finest Gold and besi
prices I-. - VIC "ahuiaetafers
Artists supped with every article used in the Da
s.as5tteeeype AZ sew ofk pnces. JACOBS, 80
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5*s!@ - nv :. G ~ ~. = -. ~
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III -: ks..s5 r. !. sssssser .ss.,r-{ss,c ~
H. - ~ <slssss' ssS s~.isx -
- y! I; 80. $780, ~ n - - Al
So "a ~ ~. ss,;SS - IA e SSdr8 * evs,
seSis - rrssf ~, = e ~ 3
80. s..,s -. 1899. ...ls1o, - =,
.s u a y IA. 4 S...l .s,sss7
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~ SSIss ~ =, & ~ ~ ..t-i
sss. ~ ~ =, }7fs j34 ,s.ss
\. Ss,s.1tss ~ + q E};4 i % -
AsSses iss'ssS si< - 4 sssss
Flelf ~ ~ - ~ 3 Ss.F s. i SsRs =
49, Al ~ = Il 4. 4: ss. ~,
~ n Xk.S,.r:ls. q Z, =, s XII &,
~zSSsY9.Sx.* S..,.s
1.s,s 49, ~ :, >. -. - - !
s.;;s ~. W. sss $780, q, Z,
s .,j .zs:z sS.sss ~ ~. NJ III
~. SisS5.ss 8 ss's;.S 8 Ii. ~. n. -.
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LETOURNOS Ns4
y Ia n Is N A T H ID u G H CA NDY,
AOEo COs y Heard for mose eectua remedy ia.
"' 'u ssn y. 1oo9sHs, GoLDs, AsTHMA, In.

0AOXbv cS,s HeNard for efsctua remedy for
yvyur AND soRk THROAT. - ~
ne ne, e1SnIaord,nary success Of the LETOURNO
ousbs. coids A,thmsc COUGH CANDY cure Of
Who s %sy S Ss Esrn him to those
esss az n sISpasd with IT, y Be used preventive N
nas.s d. n...s. not % ; Sny sc:cioS.
uen VIII use without the least coecon II s no oesc
,scec ~ Genuine remedy Of known and established
~ " FL. S as sfsi x Xpo.hee.ry
s.'. '''P'ss al liberal dssfs' SasSy
RIO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS
1 - yohnson . Patent RECOILING SPRING LANCET.
ssu any a. ~ thai can n
ro: ne 1ci.op required that vary rom the
W ai IL ''s~vsd. fo' 'as By l. MAsatY
DvANCES- Liberal cash advances made on
% SShN .Di TL LII Il" g. . c...sus....
A .n. AsaNGES-Libenl cash advances made upon
ia amove BON Snonsisgments fsnds in the West and
s =, FEsD Ell s. So q S Magazine s..
Is AL m SAND FOR BUILDERS, stc.-
oppo.s p oes Black Sand now landing from bs Iuov
'D1 W. MSssiseib' RM I'D ss;ss ,s IS%
{ ,oHN-l00 sacks Illinois YeIIo,., =, -. =
III sa' O' FERD. KENNETH & CO. s = '0 :
{ okN-soo sacks, received p.I .is,Ts, 4 H.
l.ss ~ FssS'.' RES sssnrrs ca. !,
SUPERFINEFLOUR-l5O bbI.' iiI;ss.. A W =
''' ~ i ri R6ssif fE ME NJ IS and
20 Mssaiss ,,,,,.,
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- = y a = ~
D)strct Court 1ad judgment has bean psndersd
~ ths opsninx sfsa sslley way froEn'St Gtnsles
10 Camp strees, ~
Resoiue3, Ihek The Surveyor be and = hereby
i 6 = he 81. 6, .sy .s.: s e ,RGsa
due notice & - parties ceaosrned; and that the
said sEM BE- known md gdssignased as
CSm1. 4,2es.' 20 Z :. r,,,,p, -. Sc
" Ii - x X ~ ~ o y 7 ~
- \ - 80
Z g s., -. No. BIB. rs ~
!! Near. J.s. Rob Z CO. 4, sess. .As bin. s e.
spsninG = osmmercial alley from ST. Charles stree.
~ Qemo street and to pay over the same to the
xa uhose property i taken for the alley, the
QQrHsilef ID hereby authorized and instructed 70
make cut he necessary bills against the parties
lof the said improvegnept, and transfer the
Is sh.lss B. n.ds 81 them for he collection Of
Ps.d q. z. lss, J. GA " Pr;:idse..
.p"s - - -. =
a2s* No, 3114
Rerr2ead1 That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
1Aorirnd he CITY Of Lofayette concurring, to ex-
e.a ~ lime for the completion of the contract Of
| i.vcse p;vFsu, fcr pav;Ic Felicity Road, to six
,scrtS. f;t s fhe r..ssce AZ tbis fesoiuion,
Approved Is'' . l's. Az osossaAs, Mayor.
R...s,,, TIA, ,bs Canaan 81 ,bs Night Watch
he snd Ia 4 hereby anthorizsd 10 nfoeure tSventy
I've ear. fo he u.e Of he Niahf Police Al cost
nvf exceeding three dollars each.
Passed Jan "a, 1851 j. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Jan. q. 1851. A. .. CROssMAN. Mayor.
faa sS sasAsfN s11e t,nsis'--,n'
.so,rs, ,,s ,s 10 a., ,,, ,,, p.
x ~ =, Ihs n IT, y on .,le
=, sue ;on ~ .ssy .e sa =, usy w
W. psls s,o ~ 's pay ~ u.s. N i
~, g. alJo III epl os eo te io.
e .e ssu Nose.er as., Mnl'e coi.i,Ieu ioni "a
Jun,ss leseiysu ~ .ie Per,omatg u ms guy,
kSc al Js a. 81 1851 X rRnSSMaN M.yn
AppS'oN .eN' - 49, =. = oA'oN"ATA1'' NAs'"''
~, No. olll.,
msscfcsa ne. me i r., ny =, .hs vat
E e. "S Layoi, ~ Snsi,es asa', .ne sum "
~ dJaa1s sna sevsnsy csns; oeag aM T
soss Si1 cnofges a,u f ~ h,,n ~ sun :. I'm
;onson, M e. Vef'us Charies He'rs ior iaise
pas,sS 1.pl - 1s5, oAInwr1r. pres;s.r,
Approved jan Is, is5i. A. D. CROsSMAN, Mayor.
I T7i7t'f 80
l It 4 & III
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lSTEA=jMB()ATS.-

For Mobile = Dads u S. Maa Lins-
The splendid lcw prs.srrs Pssss:st s e
o!sSsso "a 8 L kssesa; and :.s%::
IsIs ..d.i Viz :ses"os ::es@sssiss, on; e =, =
as.i e: y. !. o.; era e
FL q .s sos; 4 ssss e p,.os.
- - Fof MSSsis : Canal Iias steamer ST.
!. CaARI ESii YIN. V Gsut.on, mssssr T6is
ss 8. &c e si' ,ssss
ST. i; b Ess ST. SSsS
Ess; ;s S1 Mis s. Ss 81 a M BsS
H. "a Ss, e save Sas the Wasshouss on
~ = q y n H iSSiNc ATr ~ povd,,.. Al
- 80 1Ssiiie- = Ia. .,..m,r No
En- - ss; ;5s.:s e Sl a. E:a:' s:s:
WER)NEsDAY nd sxTgRDAY EVENiNG. "a at 8
csccf ana in .o. an tbs s,,;v,l of The O'Clock csys
Ssia'd.y. I'm .ossb = III De Goss sa:.ss s.d q
IS: ..s Is eSs
Ssived a hs Canal sghop.s a An hoMs q ,he day
4 ~ leaves the % e
-i.lz = =. 4: wlNcATE. g Ra,a,a. street
% Si and 4 e. 1,m Innnns ,. ssa%s
leave tof Montgomery the balance Of the
gsr boat, leaving Mobile every SUNDAY MORNING.; q,
en1 isas he .as hsl
rely being thFoueh n mail time. iag7 an, :
: : -77s - For Coyington. :
In nx..s.,,,-
Lsta&t5T Lewisburg and MadnonviIe-'The new. and
substantial Lake steamer l.cNORA, built
for the trsde T. w purnics. mastes w leave follows:
q
Wednesday - 10 M. - Tuesday, 81 - -
Friday . 10 - - Tbursd ay. 81 - =.
Saturday ..i.yi IL :. - issL,lrday, 5 =. -
: IL Letter Bag at the Office Of VIM. l.. Gushing
q ~ .,.s
- =. y. - SoNl.lNG = 80. y e.,n-no9 s.leet
LfsA$SSSs4.ft3r BELvlDERE-For Hurricane Bufis. "a.
roiina Bluffs, shreveport, Grand Ecofe and
superior and swift running packet
steamer BEL. WHERE, J. F. Lodwick, master, will posi-
lively eaye for the above and all intermediate landings
FRIDAY, the 3ist inst at O'Clock p NJ
I; b. SMITH. IL Poydras st.
ali audmss sbaye ,bs Ra ad S S ~ anu
taup AMI I'M Gilmer 1855 w p VIZ ~ ;sa
- - -, u - -.,,- = = -.
, nsT Hegniar LonlsSIue PASSENGER Packet
S5eamer UhRI-for Iouasvihe Eyansvile
kNszz:saE< Henderson, faducah and Memphs-Fhe new
magnmcelt and swift running passenger packet steamer
LEWIS snanp msste vi. plsltiysy leave f9f The
aooss r. " app. tne ~ reo., az O'Clock
jaE9 y a +. B. SMITH. W Pa dra. ct.
:, -. . : = . "
fsT - r or L0ulsviite-fh The superior and swift run
Ing ~ ptss ngel Steamer AHmA. sCOIT,
p. Z. sturgeon MASTER will esve for the
Mose ahe ". intefmeaate landings On SATURDAY, LIST
Fed, az CLOCK p. FOR neight or passage, having
ulsafpassed accSTpoastoHs apply On beard oro
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J. w SMITH. Superintendent.
Notice.
OTF1cR LAKE PosTCHARTRAIs RAILROAD
NewOrears, April 49, 1919.
"A L Meeting of the Board of Directors it was
Resotped That public notice be given by the Company
that IN conformity with the rules already adopted and made
known shall not hold itself responsible for any loss dam
age, or missing whatever, happening goods transported
except when snng from accident during the actual voyage
rom one end OF the road to the other and that all freight
shall be at the risk and peril Of th owner Shippers
sgnee. from the very moment it is unl1aded.
oil &C j. NEVILLE, Secretary,
HOLLAND GIN pipes Meder's Swan and
IL v 'pr Glass Gin. for sale by r. NJ. MCALPiN,
Jal3 20 Common ST. and Canal street Row.
ZINE OLD IRISH WHISKY -Four years
in bond, in puncheons andive saAonis ,ohns for sale
by Jas JOINT 0OLE.3 sRank Place.
CANDLES-50 boxes Star Candles, in store,
jas HAYMAN & HOLDEN. ss Magazine st.
WINE-So casks Bergasse Wine, in Custom
Il jas BARELLI II co, 81 Common st.
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER-lS kegs now
~ landing bark J. J. Hawthorn, for sale by
" DIS .-f. SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp ST.
TEXAS PACANS-In bags and bbs., for sale
i by i.W. ARTHUR CO. q and y New Levse.
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Wholesale and Retail.
NJ AErohT. 1O3 ST. CHARLES STREET.
"a Opposite the Sc. Chay4es Theatre
ne h,ne OF COnfectiOners, late from Paris.

VAN, we pray the public in ger~S anJ those -
n;n ,s our tstao,shtaen to give u, cal asd ex "a
aud varied articles OF CONFECTIONERY ueb
tandes, etc. etc. " 'o'o'dte' l<S
MI slor has the eyt collect On of Flower Picture,
es Fancy Goods, Fruits. TOYS. etc. in ,re surnr vbic
AYE eyer bere been seen in thi sci,y, = Y
vi Lsioh sto has snsagei the bot French Pastry Cooka
his City res suTpah It. ~ Nv ~ pas anna, w
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NoNTENfsi What I. Consunttion7 Do. Bronchitis How
are they certainly dsngushed1 Mode teame ri and cure
Climate and Sea Voyages Cod Liver oil Nitrate Of Silver
eAcient Remedies aud often perGous nsuo
OF emdy uniory successful The only principles
S. 70 be applied and effected, according Of
e' Ease A1apten to common readers BY DR. HALL,
street New who attends these diseases only 81 co.
dll sm d6W - Sold by STEEL ii Camp street
FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhds Of selected Figs, in large and drums received
p N Uhio peinf part OF the first and only cargo
w, l. GUSHING & co. S. Common ST.
EH Parties who have purchased arrive are requested
10 1es.vs te same from Steamship Monday morning
Crop. " N ' " ~ do 'u
HARMONIC LINlMENT-Thi Liniment has
been proven to be one OF the est Pam Extractors
that has bsen found for many years 1t has been safely
an1 successfully applied to Rheumatic Complaints Heal
BY Messs CLARK ATLIsoS' Wholesale and R .ef
d.. Clapps Church, Neworieans n lsSt # ;"
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WARE
y HOUSE, Nos. 113 Grapier and II
GntoT sf,s1sts, opposite the s. Charles Hotel S1&4
OA NH a,, and HARNESS of every de- 4
paoef. Also Springs Axles Lamps Ban.Is Cloths
"a smdS w LA, MIM& CO.
m EW STORE-The subscriber
u nI respectfully informs his friends yywyE
FURSTTHaE STORE 'ti Hgs at is c shw
street estate house square, opposite y a.AAAssk9
L ss the Episcopal Church, where he will CONSTANTLY
SWesP poa. selected stock OF shonabe Rosewood
which he invites the att ntion Of purchasers who
ae requested to call and examine bis stoek and pr
Second hand Furniture constantly bought, exchanged
and for sale at the old stand, No Baronne street.
Canal. ru d9 lw2plmos
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IRON NJ $, G. Hayss, Of the firm Of Brcger, Hayes &
l'h!ddeDhia-JanuaryS y. l847.l
four Syrup of Wild Cheny and Tar invaluable rene
III lnte will cheerinlly give 3. G. HAYrs. =