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,tlssaroyed ~ Tie Patriot Army. sfsl-
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RRnARxABLE CURR.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor. has the credit Of acheving remarksbIs
We were shown the other day slave belonging 70 the Old
Levss Steam Gotten Pres, Third Municipality, who. we
were nfosmed. had BEEN cured Of consumption rather
disease Of tbsiver and unss. with fever Of the bowsk he
discharged the 2d March, asr beins con6ned TO his
bed for many months The appeared perfectly restored
We also saw at the time negro who bad bssn Cured
If severe cancer by Dr. Fryer IEditon Ioosans Stat
Republican. Lafaysus. MAY 70. 1851. nyao dkW6
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TO ALL RUPrUREDs


u The boy John alluded the following letter. was
uptured according Mr.. Coleman acspunt in lSto. b.
fall from horse. Ths flint two hs paid little attention
to 1T; consequently. became large and painful and Tru
was ssortsd TO Of relief Not much bsnst was
derived from it, il let the rupture down when sxercsns
He was then consided unfit for hard sbos. and became
almost ssssa Mr. Colsman called in. sad he had rad my
advertisement, and called in could do anything Tor
boy who bad been baiy rsptlrsd for yean linqued
The psscua Of The be gave thsm lSsped thought
could; hs would bring the boy. would examine him
and tell him what could b dons BE bsouaht the boz.
spoiled ts Pstsnt Truss. gave hin he wash. drscons.
etc. Ths following lsstss shows The sssalt:
/ D. s+5.4.ts "JAcxson, Min.. Nay :. 1851.
"Dr SA~msn-Dsar Sir, medss ago, had yov
apply on boy John Patent rn which has operated
vsl that have ouclsd the ohsf two hops Of which
poke The time h John Mr. Ati"a the bearer Of this hs,
hs und bis Ct ss and be will pay b price agreed
They are both vAlubs sondsncs Of having them
Permanently cured Isl funded upon what have and
and from vha nj - san shout Trusa and mode
treatment yo Abesis furnish bottles Of th wash
The by Who srapta,, boh sdep, DO and NJ, Ans @
Eight ten days the youngest dying BY
suangasons Wills WORT II the field havs caaou
fas could fnd bat ey % M any 0ocd
bsss sUgs sbuphisin psn and tsis rupsrss
II you ax thsn veil did Johs ysu srsat
COED. uYour ltiend,
ny@ vJluAw "Tu0AAs COLEMAN"
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Lyo,as's .Magnetic Ponder

- Fog the destruction Of Bedbss Ants Moths Flies Flea,
and Insects Plants This preparation warranted
ou poison being compounded from ants heIts and aovs
any that injury domestic anIms
devoid OF able II examined
Medical Faculty France Russia Sweden, and Northern
States from all OF whom he has ample testimony of its sdaaey
eT- For sale By J. WRIGHT & CO..
iy4 I'm 2dpi 4af4 ISL Charities street.
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To the Ladies.

TO the Ladies.
~ Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage In her line Of happy inform her
friends and the public she has No q Nayadss
iss st. Chas street. where she prepared receive and
u Issdiss and Children With the oossg articles te Wit:
/, ehesmsns SHOULDER BRAcEs and ABDOMINAL SUP.
P0KTERs, DR.. Bannng's BODY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SrlMAL BRACEs. Mrs. Belts suProRT.
EAs. d. Thompson's suPPoRrERs. etc. etc.
u Hour Of attendance In the morning, from A. NJ til
O'Clock P. NJ; and In the evening, from 4tin r. N.
N Females will be attendance assist and walt ladies'
apis 2dp cod
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SE0t5Oners, Warehouse,
BOOK, STATIONERY, PRINTING AND
sS@ BINDING ESTABLISHMENT.
90 Camp street.
BOOKS - Comprising the works Of the best standard
authors in various depsrtments Of Literature, n
CHEAP PUBLICATlONs-At the publshen' prices.
received as issued from the press
SCHOOL BOOKS-A luss supply Of al kinda In general
.sl.csd with great care BY the pFOpsor psrsonaiy.
PICTORIAL WORK5-Of the most beautiful dsscip-
.tion supsrhy bound
sTATIONERY-Couaiaiiag Of the most approved kinds.
adapted the Of csununs and public Offices.
BLANK BOOkS-Of the most approved manufacture.
with recent improvements "a a4t3
PAPER AND CAKDs-Lstter. Foolseap. Folio Post and
other Papers; Playing and Plain cards, of all hnds.
PRINTING AND BOOK BlNDING-ln all their various
branches. promptly aud neatly executed
j. B. STEEL,
jyss l,ap1tw 60 Camp street,
RHETORICAL AND sTATIsTICAL
hooks,
TFor sale by Hfs6
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
IS Canal street.
BOOK OF THE UNITED STATES. Exhibiting in
Geography Divisions Constitution and Government and
ssntng Of the Republic generally aud Of individual
States By Grssnvile Miller. a
HOTCMKINs's HISTORY OF WESTERN NEW
YORK, Rise and Progress Of hs Presbyterian
HILDRETH'S HISTORY Or THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERiCA from the Discovery Of the Continent In
wAGsrAFF's HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS. Compiled from liz standard records and Other
au'hsnuc sources.
NAPIER's HISTORY OF TIE PENINsULAR WAR.
CAMP FIRES or THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
History Of Amsca from The earliest
times year is4s Compiled by Jshu Frost, with 1uo
| EDgravngs.
SIR JOHN FRoIssART,s CHRONICLES OF ENG.
LAND, France and Spain. and adjoining y2s 2ap
--sos-
| sWOINSSe8.
l10O BBLs; and so half do. suga!-house MO.
AssaEss & EyDi raSSiEP Ns iss and for
i j52s 81 Three doors above Julia.
MADAME DWELL
~ 4! ns.ms tn: Liable. md asn!s%.n :: Nav
S a.sp;
9: e.. e: S.s.: q I.a..
r ARD OIL-i00 bbls. best Cincinnati brands,
Va j ''o. - II ne RI %. !. add SOD I....
i T ,ARD-l2o bbls: prime. in store and :, sale BY
A. D. CREEP 20. ss, " and = Old Levss.
| RUTTER-3O0 kegs prime st. Louis and Ohio,
Us <. y. eR,Rrt = Oo. u. % and % on Lave.
i CHEESE-l32 boxes Hezlep's Durham Farm,
VI sassess g. e s. &; ~
i HAMS-5O tisfces St.gg & Shay and Pearson
D;.'f 4 is;' re * q: y and q Oh Laws,
il STAR CANDLES-5OO boxes Proctor & Gam.
hss. and Vssdin, ShiIeu Co in sasrs tor ssls BY
II W8 a. y GRtEFt n NJ ~ n arp ~ Nd 3 Ay.-
! CTARCH-400 boxes Fox's Proctor q Gregg.
s sss ri e g. X: q ]. and = o r,.
j SHERRY-1o0b xs. Duff Gordon's Pale aAsffy,
Sis s's'''e' ss'' 81 Ne kE ksyoLrr, Is Camp !.
RIrTERS-50b boxes Hilger's Bittsrs, supe
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-,sa J.. g. MORGAN,S
LITE RARY ID POT,
Exchange fl4es, anisiains ths Postsfss. ~.
s. tn e We 20 II o o Ks

~ Received os se~,aship Union.
LOUISIANA: ITS COLONIAL HISTORY AND
homANcE- By The Hon chas. Gsyssrs. ID sss-.
JENNY LIMBS TOUR THROUGH AMERICA AND
CDnA By q. u. Rosenberg !
BOSTWICK ON THE CAUSES OF NATURAL
DEATH. and How " Keep Young
HARPER5' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Vol. i
and 2. Iron ,esmm<nsshsnt pfsssut time.
THE LORGNETfE; Or, Studies of the Town. BY IL
FRANK FoRREsTER's FIELD SPORTS. Fre.h
mppy,
FRANK FoaREsrER's FISH AND FISHING.
Flesh supply.
Novels and Magazines.
STUART OF DUNLEATH; Story of tho Present
Tins By the Hon Csrolins Morton. 9'
BULWER'S NEW COMEDY. mot SO BAD AS
WE SEEM" Fresh supply
THE ADVENTURES OF MR. AND MES. SAND.
BOYS Parts and 8.
PUNCH's COMPLETE LETTER WRITER. with IL
No. lb-FIELD BOOK OF THE REVOLUTION.
| No. a3-DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS AND EN-
GiNEEaING.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. for Jsy.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE. for July.
kNICKERBOCKER. for July.
IAPPLETON5' MECHANlC6 MAGAZINAsfer July
| BLACKWOOD,S MAGAZINE. for Juy.
LONDON ART JOURNAL. for July.
lGODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. for August.
GRAHAM'5 MAGAZINE, for August
lsARTAlN's MAGAZINE. for August. jy96 2t9pltW
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nation now 10 discus, would b to nahsel
- Of Il. n thAt No would not BE- :, passy,
ii ssasoss hsfssoiors Afisned. It cannot - .
paSsent issus. h cannot come up-the good seuse
ma conservation Of NE country, will not petatl
IL % coneup, till tie Presidential contest Of -
hes closed. and revolutionary Cuba MS mads
god somettipg like . position Of Independence
To sis epd, citizens in thsir individual capacity
nay freely -cc-opsntes and whan shey bring ffes
Cuba 70 H. door Of ths Union, our peaceful
rsa1lhy. 81 pawsslhl failg q royalties ~
then stand fead3 and willing. q xrplcome her b
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Probable Rise in tks LAso-P itssSxrgk, July
~. 8 ?. 1.-The Allegheny river has risen dvs
feet since ysstssday. There are now eight aud :
AsA feet watss in ihs channel and the river i sill
rising. Quite number Of large class sssameis are
taking freights for ports below-frsights and pas
sage are quits low. The weather il very warn.
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE, o.
Speeds Fever Tonic.

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE, or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
~ The greatest discovery the age. BY which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
produced called,
ally and permanently cured, In from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURsi
is perfectly harmsin operation scarcely PSF
| cspube-snd it ID ~ ssff
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
lust what promises il the directions followed.
For descriptive ahest setting forth IL ms and containing
references Of the highest rsspsetaby from plsassr'
thoroughly tested IT, properties call u.s. Of any oil our nu
nsrsus agents. - &
Pncs One Dollar per bottle; bottles for Five Dsas on'
BEETLE contains su6cisnt Tor from six 70 ten cases.
~ Prepared only BY A. KENDALL = CO.. hssaA'ns" IL
For sae BY Druggiss and dsalsrs Esnesaiy'
~ Communications promptly attended 70, my0 sm sdp
Lumber.
,,n nnn BEET cyPREss LUMBER. |, u, u and Q inch
AAV9"0v a. W. BUFORD, Tchuup.ouIas street.
,,al a. Or. hst. st. Andrew aud Adelie $751; Ltte
EREE BANKING-The subscriber will com
wence Banking on his individual account at No. ~
&c 81 s..soisas o!s. viii
% 2, e = q To- BsnsnI
ios which e!rAns have been made M Ievi
son enscmsat Of ethsr laws nsesasssy 70 give full
IL fssSs Il The Saving Bank dep,rmsat will be lsp
separate finn the other ooncems Of The Bank. The
and Trustee. be elected by The q
Nsw' OFssss, JAY y. 1851. N& &
rrOrn Acu ! Nn ~ fMOTT p,I ~. :
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lntsrsstins to Insaranes Compasses.--It has
been recently decided by the Court Of Queens
Bench, in Canada, that Insurance Companies orga-
nizsd in The United Ssstes, cannot legally extend
their operations into the British Provinces, nor
maintain a'suit against parties ON the premium
notes nor can parties enforce payment from. such
companies On their policies.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

~ We are authosissd V announce 8. H. PAes q
candidate for Aseor for the city Of NewOsans Escuon
to be held Nevembss g. 1851 4 jy25
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FIrss-The Ithica IN. " Falls Woolen Cloth
Mills were destroyed by fire the 23d believed to
be the work of an incendiary. They were insured
for $2l 500, in the Hartford, Conn., companies and
the loss is estimated at $4,000 over the insurance
A fire occurred at Wheeling, Va, on Saturday
night week, which destroyed an entire block oil
buildings on Main and Union streets. The prin-
cipal sufferers were Messrs. Altman Il Maxwell
boot and shoe dealers; VIM. Baird, glass and putty
store Robert Armstrong, lottery and exchange
office Mrs. Edmonson, csnfectioner; and John
M. Clemens, cabinet maker.
The large brick Oil Cloth Factory, in Newly ork
owned by c. E. Roe, was consumed by fire on Sat
urday week. Loss estimated at Sl0,000-partly
insured.
A large four story building in Brooklyn, N. Y.
occupied by Waring u Russell, Jas. Mcfarland
and others, was destroyed by fire on the 2lst-los
$4,000.
The Clubhouse and twenty.si bales of cotton
belonging to Mrs. Ann Forbert, near Demopos
Ala, were consumed by fire on the 21st. 1t is sup
posed to be the work of an ncendiary.
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Fugitive SLoves in Canada-T The Toronto
(Canada) Globe says: The Anti-slavery Society
OF this city done something for the relief OF the
refugees living among until thty can find en-
ployment But their very limited fund is exhaust
ed, and they will have to appeal to a charitable
public benevolence for supply. some OF the re-
fugees are in distress from sickness and poverty
The appeal, we confident, will not be made in
vain -
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National Council of Catholic Bsshops-The
Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore, Francis Pa
trick Kenrick, in his pastoral on assuming the
functions of his new dignity, makes the following
announcement:
at becomes our duty to inform you, brethren,
that in accordance with the decree Of our holy Fa-
ther Plus IX made at the instance Of the last Pro-
vincial Council Of Baltimore, We, as Apostolic De-
legaes, by letters of this date have convoked the
archblshops and bishops Of these United States,
with others authorized and entitled to intervene to
meet in National Council, which is to be opened
in our metropolitan church the fourth Sunday
after Easter Of the ensuing year. The object for
which this Council is summoned, is BY wise enact
ments and measures to promote discipline, and en-
force the sacred Canons, to submit such modifi-
ca tions of them as local circumstance may
to the mature and enlightened judgment Of the
chief bishop, who is divnely charged with the
solicitude Of all the churches"
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THE THREE CALLS"

THE THREE CALLS"
THIRD HOUR.
o slumberer, rouse thee Desplse not the truth
Give, give thy Creator the days of thy youth;
Why sandest thou idle The DAY breakeh-see!
The Lord of the vineyard is waiting for thee
Sweetest spirit, by thy power
Grant me yet another hour;
Earthly pleasures would prove,
Earthly Joy, and earthly love;
Scarcely yet has dswned the day,
Sweetest Spirit, wait, pray.
SIXTH AND NINTH HOURS.
q, loterer, speed thee The mon wears apacs:
Then squsnder no longer thy rsmsant OF grace
But haste while there . time with thy Master agree /:
The Lord of the vineyard stands waiting for theei
Gentle Spirit. pri,hee stay
Brightly he, ms the early day;
Let me linRsr in these overs;
God shall have my D00ntids hours;
Guide me not for my delay
Gentle Spirit, wait, lpray
ELEVENTH HOUR.
q, sinner. arouse thee thy morning is past:
Already the shadows len gthsni ng fast:
Escape for thy life !! from he dark mountsius flea.
The Lord OF the vineyard yet weeth for thee
Spirit. csase thy mournful lay;
Leave me 10 myself pray
Earth hath flung her spe sround me;
PleH ure's 81 ken chain has bound me:
When the sun his path hath trod,
Spirit, then l'l Turn TO God
Hank borne on the wind is the BELLS solemn toll.
It Is monrnfully peHliug the knell of SOUL
of soul that de- pissed the kind teaching. OF truth
And gave 10 The wo ID the best hours OF i,s routh:
The Sprts sweet psadipgs and strivings ars DER:
This Lord OF the vineyard Taods waiting no more!
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A Painful Precedent.-A lady residing in the
vicinity Of Wilmington, Del, had her butter taken
from her by the clerk of the market, in Phiade,
phia, on account Of light weight, week or SC
since. The notification has worked upon hel
feelings that we understand (says the Philadelphia
SUM she has become insane. She had been at
tending market for fifteen years, and such cir
cumstance had never occurred to her before.
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Banquet to Kossuth. - The New York editors
have adopted the following programme in reference
to the reception OF the patriot kossuth:
First-That a committee of ten be appointed to
meet Kossuth upon his arrival and tsader to him,
in such an address as may be prepared, public
banquet, in behalf of the profession in NewYork.
Second-That the banquet be held at the As,or
House, with covers for two hundred persons that
of those, twenty be reserved for invited guests, and
fifteen for reporters of the daily press, and that the
tickets be sold for five dollars each.
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Steamship Ek Dorado Satnk.-The new steam
ship Ell Dorado lying at the loot of Tenth street,
E. r.. was capsized about o'clock this morning,
during the storm, and her windows being open, she
Immediately filed and sunk. The steam-pump is
now in operation on her, and she will probably be
raised to-day This accident illustrates the propr.
ETY. of Withdrawing her from service, till the ex-
treme crankness observed on her late tr p to Cha
gres could be remedled N. Y. Jour. Com. 24th.
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REmARKABLK CURE.-Dr. Fryer. the celebrated Indian
Doctor, has the credit of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press. Third Municipality who, we
informed. had been cured OF consumption. rather
disease OF the liver and lungs, with fever Of the bowels He
discharged the 2d March. after being confined to his
bed for months appeared perfectly restored
We also the ms, negro who had been cured
Of cancer by Dr. Fve tEditon Louisiana State
Republican. Lsfavee. Nav 70. 1851. - my30 d6 Wit
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-A part, OF House. with rear build
= ings 70 lease. in Parmiy Row, opposite Lafsyette -
sanaIe Inquire al the corner Of st. Francis and North
sueets s.. d1 If -
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GHEESE-5Oo boxes Western; 20 do Pine
~ Apple for sale by
al 4. IL GRiRFF q co s ~ and y oaI.r..
EIRE CRACKERS-1O0O boxes No. l Tor sale
h A. ID GRlEFf co. q, " aad = Ola Lsvss,
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T LIQUORS. f-.ItI- ., -
IL. LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER. in pint and
SCOTCH and BURTON ALE. also in pint and quart
IRISH WHISKY, in punchsons and dsuhiohns. with
s,ssSMSESNTTii, SSsTfY fADC SHERRY WINE. for sale by
8 JOHN TOOLE. Is Bank Place.
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q he OaiIa Creseent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
as Coancil of the Second Municipality

ublished Every Day-tSunday Excepted)-
BY j. II. MADDOX
ysyICh.......ko. VI ST. CHARLRs sTRREr.
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TO LEASE-1n the city of Lafayette, coreer Of
Live Oak and second streets, two comfor able -
Dwellings. each containing four rooms, panty front
and back gallery, cern, kitchen servant room, and u
large yard. Renta-si5 per month. Inquire Of -
JOS. McCULLOCH,
MI 1w' Live Oak, bet Third Fourth streets.
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SECONDHAND BOOKS,

" The Subscriber has PURCHASED the Stock OF DR..
opposite the site Of ths ST. CHARLES HOTEL. TIL.
lsrge. collection of and valuable Secondhand Boo
city. .... .....rI ..
AIT the wish Of the Subscriber dspos, OF the Boob
his attention eXclusvey to dealing In Watches Jew
he offers than at the lowest prices for cash Among thee
bss, work, Theology, Law, Medicine, Novels Bellies
Poetry and Science.
~ The iass, Novels and Pubiics:ions alvsys hand
APPS JOSEPH RAFAEL, No "a 81 Chsrss
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SPLENDID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Look
- ing Glasses. China and Crystal Ware. e.
i :
Aso-tancy Artb les. emn
p MALLAkD, No. 81 Royal street, /SYSk
lust from Europe, most respectfully /{SN
nou no.s his friends and the public that S6.X\
he has eved by the st arrivals very J N14
"A large of fancy articles. R/n}Rs I'M
Va He keeps also choice assortment 1ARk&k&A823
of Mahog any and Palsander Fur. NNyUU
] tniue. of the last fashion, such us
Bet ads, Pres es, Arm. chars, Sofas SQUADS etc
Curtain Goods, Screens Hangings Borders Erinpes
etc. ed.rooms psrlors and DnudOIIs: CaIce Ismps
Candiestcks, Lusres. LanleIns Night LAMPS Clouks
Fende ARdirons, Cockey and Chiua Ware oil all descrp
tons.
r NJ manufactures all kinds of Furniture TO order Also
Curtains Carpets and thing sppe,taning to the fur.
nisng OF rooms with neatness and very mode
prices.
Al the store be hired all things necessary for
.ni,aa n sluaFp annp ahFas alto %
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REMOVALS,

r EMOVAL-R. SANDS TUCKER & Co. have
~ removed from IL 10 100 Tohoap pitOulas 1t. "A 3u
n REMOvAL-GEoReE PuRvHs, Architect has
~ removed his Office to Connssrial Paos, near st.
Charles street. nl9 amos
r EMOVAL-Dr. FRYDINGkR has removed mis-
~ ofhce TO- No. So Bafonrs suses three door Com
mon street. he viii attend, a. heretofore, prof essions
cals, Gay or nIHht. mh2i If
y EMOVAL.-Dr. J. 8. KNAPp, Dentst, ha,
removed his Office from l04 Common street. cotne, of
S CHARLES TO his ocs and Fesdence Nm. i6 BaIonns
street, where he be found the practice Of hs
profssaon in all is departments. jazj tmi
r REMOVAL.-R. H. MARI Attorney al Law
~ has removed from No. II St. Charles st.eet TO No.
lamp ufeet, up gtan ms 1y
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TO LET-The large three-story Store, No. 1T
u TohouDitoulas street Apply to
o,o.e B. sEAToN, q !; PEBBLES. "a
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,.tsS l.. II. FILL d CO., 81 COMMON STREET, d,
NewOrleans. Importers and Dealers, gaoiesGs .
aud retail -. Lamps, Plated and Britannia
Castors. Candestcks, Table Cutlery, Japanned -
Waters, etc.. Goods will be offered low prices. and
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP, on account of death,
several fine VEHICLES viz; Carriages, Bares Gil 5,
Bpggies etc. Also-Two fine HORSES. Apply at the
Livery Stable Mrs. u street from ,he First Muni
cpalty Ferry, Algers. ms 81