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TObaccO-Not a sale made public.
Sugar and MOiasses-Sugar more steady, with
sales about 700 hhds Good common to fully fair 3x@
Axe; prime &c. .Moasses brisk and Ie00 bbs taken
23a4824c for prime.
FiOurThe number of buyers very few and the sales
confined to eoO bb in lots mostly % 87zt3 80
Tor st. Lou super6ne. and - C0e4 05 ' Dbl for fancy
brands
GraIn-Corn was steady. and only portion OF the
day receipts landed. the sales confined to $500
sacks % 49, the latter for prime white of Oats $50
sacks st. Louis brought $50 ' bushel
prOviaiOns-Od Mess Pork very duh. with mere
retail sales "a 30. but 600 bb inspected and part
suppoed to be disposed of at e3 1874
with saes of 30 to 40 casks lots. &c for prime
ribbed Sides, and SIC for Shoulders lot of l04 kegs
prime Lard brought SIC ' ID.
CofYeeRio dull, and barely 1900 bags disposed Of IN.
clu ling 100 good s 1900 prime 81, 100 sAc
Whisky-feavy sales 30 bbs in at 20. and so Raw
2lc oers OF &c., and ess being refused for large lots Of
Rectifed.
Dummy Ba&s-5OOO in bales brought 9kc, cash.
Star Candles-A sale of l0U boxe, at i8kc, cash.
Freishts-A ship taken for Havre &c for Cotton.
Exchanges-There is ali grafton and quotes
rfShce
New York sl1ty-day hls ,,........ix02k v ct. disc
Sight Checks on Newfork .par0h ct. disc.
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The Hazards of Mercantile Life.-"I 1t is asserted
that but one eminent merchant (ahd his death 10
still recent and lamsntsda has. ever continued in
active business in the city of New York to the
close of long lite without undergoing bankruptcy
or a suspension of payment in some one Of the va.
rious crises through which The country has neces-
satily passed.
1t is also asserted by reliable authority, from
records kept during the periods of twenty to forty
years, that, of every hundred persons who COM
mencs business in Boston, ninety. mine, at least die
poor that of the same number in New York, not
two ultimately acquire wealth after passing
through the Intermediate process of bankruptcy.
while in Philadelphia the proportion is still small
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The Way rs Done-The ChicagotIll.) Journal
recently heard one If the unterrified account
ing for the defeat Of the General Banking Law, in
this wise: That's the way, said he, "the wings
alters beats us--ihey out general Us. Fust, they
Tayor--and now they've 'lected General Banking
Law. It's no use 10 argy--the people alters 60
The milinptarv ticket
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The Frat municipality, (des
Ate - | ih Nat eoumsncs at tn. hsiiroaa anu
IL Ssconu (nl2l Steamboat
Ing, NJ Elaboa Laudng In the Thirt
RAJ uaudr Mol Per-,
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The Submarine Telegraph.-The submarine tele-
graph between Dover and Calais works admirably.
On the I'D Oct, Monsieur Foy, Director of the
lelegraphic Bureau in Paris, sent a message to
South Foreland, the EngliHhC Coast, and received
a reply in less than a minute and half after the
message had departed on it's Grand
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Denmark.-The position of Denmark is beginning
to attract renewed attention, from the fact that
The free constitution lately introduced into that
country is looked upon with an eye Of offence by
Russia. The Danish Ministry, however, appear
firm and are disposed to rely upon the moral sup
port of England.
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Judicial Dscisiom.-In the Superior Cour. at
Philadelphia, recently, laboring man, named
flanagan, obtained $500 damages for injuries
received by the falling of a building which had
been effectively constructed Judge Bell, who
presided, instructed the jury that the owner was
liable in damages for all injuries which others
might sustain through defects in the construction
Of building In this case the building was erected
and owned by Mr.. Jesse Cooley, and at the time
OF is fall was occupied by the United States as
custom. hOpse store
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Per steamship Mexico, from Tndiauoa and Gaveson-Mrs
Forbes Mis- Anioinet,e, Took and lady, Pendle,on
a " R lady " kS.s, ESns, Gsnuy. ncGshs I
Gerald Hewitt, l5wn Bs.l. Hg%sn. Whitpsy R0y,!e,
Hutchinson, Epps. Alexander, Wharer, Jones', Hammer
sa iiin hSbson Den.Ua Gillian RSpndres Cunning
Gaiar. Logan. Msrtin Alternately, Flnch-ll on deck.
Per ship saxon, from Liverpool-2l7 in steerage
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Eating Human Flesh.-A recent book on New
Zealand affords us the pleasant information that
human flesh is tough, and, to be palatable requires
more cooking than any other meat-but, once
done to a turn," it is of singular tenderness and
sweetness. A voyager by the name of Jenkins
endeavored to the life of a young female
slave, who was about to be killed and eaten in
New Zealand. He offered any quantity of pigs
for her, hut the chief said, " piece of Maori's
flesh is much better than pork, ," and he killed her
and ate her The same account mentions highly
civilized New Zeaander who had become partner
in commercial house. " He had in his younger
days been addicted to human flesh and being
very candid and really high. minded man, he ad.
mis- that, though he has now acquired totally diff.
frrent tases, the relish with which he partook of
cannihal f.asts, especially when the feshy part Of
n young female was served up, is still matter of
by no means disagreeabIe recollection to him.
We copy one more curious remark: The canni.
bal propensity is deeper in the highest conditional
races OF man than most people imagine. Why
pork, for instance, prohibited to The Jews
Why, but that it so closely resembles human flesh,
that people in a state of semi. barbarlsm get into
The habit of overlooking the Distinction"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CHEsCRNr OPrIcR,
Thursday Morning, December 4, 1851.
COu0nThs market again easy for purchaser yestsr.
day. who in consequence took about $500 bales mostly for
Europe. Our outside quotations are now obtained with
difficulty, even for the srctest oapifcations:
sKw ORR "A M e. A ga vUATIoh
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The Rotunda Of tile Capisol-The great i'm
provement effected in the lighting of the Rotunda
of the Capitol is the subject Of general and deserved
remark. Gas has been introduced, and is made to
pass into one hundred and sixty burners, equally
distributed into eight jets or brackets, which are
ranged above the paintings. This arrangement
produces brilliant and beautiful, but very pleasant
light below and also lends to the paintings on the
walls spirited and life-like appearance. We have
never the Rotunda look so well as when
LIGHTED on the present arrangement. MAI. Int.
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Capt Ashby of the schr Jenny Lind from Apalachcola
spoke the schr Forest. of Kennebunk twenty miles
Pensacola, with foremost gone
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Accident.-The steamer Bulletin, which left
port yesterday evening. broke her "T head"
when just above Carrollton, and was compelled to
return last night. She will leave for Memphis
this afternoon at O'clock
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III III III <dek III
DR.. BANNING'S
UELEBRATED
BODY BRAcE
PATENT LACE.

OF TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Bres,,, Bronchitis Shcrnes OF Bresth,
Pain in the Chest. Weekness and Rs ding the Lungs
Papation OF Heart. Dspepss, tostyeneFs ard pes
Pains in ths Back Spinal eoon, Fall o the Bowsls
Prolapsus Utero, Beayng Down. Irregular ianinl Pro.
fuse Msnstruaon tsncpcy to Abortion and PAINFUL Freq
nancy bad shape incident Child bearing and dspo
sitioa to Dropping Loungng aud WeSIness; abituu hi
ious Coo Sea Chronic Warrhops and all Wea
rinesses pecu isx to Mailer OF Females.
EV- Sold only By DR.. 5H ERMAN. Agsn, 10, the
South, at ms office, 10 81. CHAaLls srRlIT, New Or
leans LADIES hItsd with the Brace at MRS. SRGR
MANS. l& ST. Charles sirsst --stz fyas, ~
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sPalding, Rogers q vanOrden's Big

ShICu8
MYTH a collection of Artists from both
w sides OF the Atlantic, engaged at an
enormous expense, for the Floating Palace,
now building Al Cincinnati. and indi-
rsctly for thus winter.
". +. alist, the Queens lester, the
great European humorist, and by tar the
most listing uished Clown in Christendom.
Mile kosalthie, beyord comparison the
most beautiful and &C omplished Horse
woman that has ever appeared On this side
Of the Atlantic.
The French f,oups OF nots Equestrians
and Gymnasu.
J-hn Smith, the great Negro Clown, a
new aud important department, and The
pioneer IN new path.
lie Jeune burte, the Boy Hero.
W. BsGarroli, the greatest living Two
horse rider.
la Petit Marie, the Lion Queen.
Mesdames Carolse. Lake, Ma isgan, etc.
MesHs. Stone, Lake, Rose err, Crosby,
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SOMETHING NEW
~ Is dozen pound osnsters Dried Pumpkins prepared
for immediate
10 dozen pound oans HoFseradish;
50 drums Su tnna Raisins;
81 boxes resh Extra Figs
80 dozen pound and half pound boxes Guava Jelly;
bbis new Pecans;
~ dozen Buffalo Tongues, new;
10 dozen Jeles and Jams, in fancy cups, fresh and
very fine
40 packages choice Green and Black Tteas, in store
and landing;
20 cases Pine Apple Cheese;
50 packages new BucKwheat;
Preston & Merrils ratent Yeast Powder.
Fresh Jersey Corn HOm0ny, 10 pound bags.
ms 10ts w. q. RAYMOND II Camp d.
ct. LOUIS HOTEL NUDGE & Wilson,
~ formerly of the ST. Charles, beg leave inform the
travelling public that the ST. LOUIS HOTEL is now
o -
During the past the house has been remodeed,
extensive additions made and entirely efumshed which
will ensbe to accommodate fenes with comfort and
elegance,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Plasids's Varieties, Gravisr street.
,H,s rvs sspss;ts1 Of Z. Bale, IF CATALINA
ME ' Ihur'dsy' December 1.-THE performance to
- XPECyLIAR POSITION. =
wass; Raw:
-'''' -.''' ''s '-' CArARNA.
S.d,a ms AenpAir Count .hon: A.oP..t,,
To conclude .ssisb: Faro. Of ~''''
c,,no, CoCkNER Rs.! IN CALIFORNIA;
Jacob. Wright Mrs.. Chihns .Mrs Mysis
Doon open at hafpsr o'clock performance
" The viii b. opsu ., 10 O'Clock each ornDx vbsa
places may be secured of Nj. ! hn Calder
81. Charles Theatre.
First appearance q Mis-. JULIA BENNETT Who 10 engaged for
THIS EVENING. s,sf n:s s1s performance
LONDON ASSURANCE.
ch.res NJ H. A. Perry lersee. hrs sloan
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER.
easher and Crssner DeBsr and Sloan
Don Louis Comic Opera Company,
TN COSTUME Ia nation, Of Vocal and instrun entail Musc.
large aImS: Of III SGP%s9 s
GALE, Commercial Hail. street, and opea Win
A Variety Of Burlesques on the French Opera,
With the
For programme see small blls Of the day.
Tho Troupe unrlvaei and The only one Of the Kind
~ Admtiance so cent?. d
Dan Rice's Circus
WILL OPEN for the season, St. CHARLES STREET oppo
w site PsrdidO street, on THURSDAY EVENING. Decsmbs,
This company embraces the Troupe
Of Gymnass the United States. with the
rev and beautifully .pponte Amphihsse will be made place
Y Day Performance a, "a o'clock every Saturday.
h.p.. oases s''H's O'CLOCK D''f' open 81
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CREsCkST OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, December T. 1851.
Cleared Eseterday.
SHEA .y Wary WARY TsySr sssps Pass
snp Ants.tic zsrsse LIVERPOOL @ GpeS koys 81
90 bns ssrcssa 81, Maud, BaIoeona. j PIst
Ess G es1: 81 as0 MssPsm
Steamer Aabams Roberts. Montgomery. Mcdowell j. aco
Arrived.
sS, Pass from adsn0 via Galveston
Wood Iowa my H'1lA'' ~ N''' ""'H '0''0n' 10
Ship saxon crosby, from Liverpool 1lh Oct. to Gney
Bark HuaboO Holmes. IL day. from Turk. Island to master
schr Jenny Lind Ashby days from ApaachioOa to mas
Gaddo, Dimiuy, from Donsl dsonville.
Empire State. Stem, from Cincinnati.
i Frank lyon L So! Stone, tom Louisville
Hiram Powers, Hawiey from Cincinnati.
New cWSso oqs Moos fS from Cincinnati
Ruby. Brakefieid. from Pt,sburg.
storm, Payne, from Louisville
Southern Be ApGs ss 1 iron a saySH Sara
row6Sat 81 Defiance HsnSuIy from The Pases3wed down
e s 's; HssH sss e snd Hs
Exports.
SABINE PAss-Per steamship Liberty: 40 bbls -four.
TO- 100 *: oOss SO .ns salt las Kegs lard obbs potatoes
NEW YoRK-Per ship Mary Ward: 1896 bales cotton,
~ 40 hemp do mess, 6 bbs moasses, 100 bbls BEST
LIvERPoOL-Per ship Antartic 1888 bales cotton.
BARCELONA-Per brig MERGED: ~. bales action,
BRAZOs ST jAGO-Per schr Susan: 2s2 bbl. aour 90
81 bs. s.sf. Coffee d
powder. S0 reams paper and sundries
CHAGRES-Per schr Eagle: Ballast.
MONTGOMERY-Per steamer Alabama; Sundyv md,e
Imports.
GAtXEsTOE-Pe, steamship Mexico: SO bales cotton
pss. %, az soo
ip ssSn
sak Ds o.
lsa sA eathsnwsre case: mdse Heq.erson Gsisss-l5
and chains vos &oe S ks s'ss sSs
hi, mons f91 ss esI be ed
do 1T Bpddscke Aco-3 cks do II Il Hsn.ell 8 Bro-,2!
LsShoId aso4a cis hardware and chains 50 bags nails
b S and %d'
bags nails Jas MoGrexo! aeo-sl hardware and chains
eas sDa =
nn 10 5d spades Fall b,: mdst
ps tsfP MGss eiss sH
ei.s s9 R
hs snd Dc Taos
enware ia, Powrll-A cases mdse N r Haggerty &eO--
guns I'd case, and psss mde scbmd
Scot Sss case, hardware and nd ss Brewer Secs
Atkins oosO crates Is cks ssrthen and wars SO bdl
sheet and bar on IL anvs. II mdse 200 pig ro
BosToN-Per ship Geo Washington; 1000 tons PAWN
| stones to order.
TURKS IsLAND-Per bark Huaboo: s74S bushels sal
| to order
APAtAGHlCoLA-P.r schr Jenny Lind d. 50 boze. to
| -s0s-
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
l. 100 canisters Burt's Water Crackers;
800 =. Cracknel Biscuit;
100 packages Buckwheat;
40 chests and small packages extra fine Ooons Gun.
powder. Imperial and Young Hyson Teas;
50 boxes Jenny Lind English Dairy Cheese;
% =. very fine Pine Apple :.
80 mats old Java Coffee
$50 " and lab boxes Starch. NewYork:
50 small packages No. Mackerel;'
% kits Salmon;
sou pounds smoked Salmon;
90 dog assorted Englnh Sauces and ketohups;
Is kegs choice Dairy Batter;
bbs Pecans, crop;
50 bbs half bbs and 10 gallon kegs st. Lous Golden
Syrup and Moiaoes;
10 cares Fruits in juice;
80 :. Boston and Philadelphia Preservss.
The above. with many other choice articles landing
and in store.
Families supplied promptly, and goods home free Of
charge. INA l0us] w. G. RAYMOND, II Camp q.
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D. w. F. BELDEN, -
- No. Charities street.
beaver Hats. Angola Hats.
MoIeskin Hats. Fash. and B. B. Brush Hats
Cashmere Hats. Black and Drab Plain Hats.
Silk Hats Drab B aver Hats.
All colos Wool Mex Bats Opera Hats.
White and Black Soft French Has.
Drab and Blue Soft French Hats.
Black and White Brush Mex. Hats.
Black and White Pantsn Bush Hats
Back. Brown, Drab and Green Fur Mex. Han.
Boys Silk and Angola Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hat..
Boys Fine Brush and Cashmere Hats.
Black and Pearl Wool Negro Hats.
Glazed California and Soa- Wetssa.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps. Otter, Seal and Musk Caps
- - - Plush '' Hair Seal
- Army - Silk and Cotton Glazed :.
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS.
The above comprises of the largest sock of g0odl
in line be found in the Southern county, and being
direct from mandatory in New York. we offer in.
duoemenu to purchasers both in quality and pios, which
they will ascertain by giving a call.
di lm3p ID. w. Il +. BELDEN, Charres ct.
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DANCING ACADEMY-M. and Mime. AN
~ GELINA, Professor, inventor and the first MI.
int oducer OF all fashionable Dances, has the Gk
honor TO announce the respectable public that X&f
they have opened q DANCING ACADEMY in
Carondeiei street. No. 1873. between Heva and Gil
rod strpets. nl2 I'm
E'ENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. Il A.
ROSIERE, corner of Common and st. Charles
No. 81 Professor Of the noble of sslfdefence nal
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THE LAST! THE LAST!,-Mrs MOODY,
L formerly Mn. Csmpbell,) Of Poydras and Ca
rondeet Streets co.ing of her and will
only wait her oustomers until the 10Th december,
she then closes business.
All per- indebted Mrs. NJ will please make prompt
payments, all bills remaining unpaid alter the 10Th will be
given a collector.
Mr. Moody can not close business without returning any
thanks for the paonage she received business
her Of four yean, which of time will be
membered with pleasure, n29 lot
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N conformity to The provisions Of an act, entitled
An Act in relation Slaves detained in the Police jain
1876 a.
Notice il hereby given that the following asscribed
lice Prison Of Municipality No. Two: A
jim, light sif about Is 10 old. fsst nchso
high lost the small finger the right nd The second
joint he belongs to MIR. James Robinson, of Mem p
Tennessee.
The Of which hereby notified thsseof and
to property pay charges thereon and take In away
within delay Of three months. o!hwi.e be will % pd in
confosddty 70 the above law. LWORREI.L. Warden.
NsvOreaas. Novsmbsr 10. 1851. NJ lnw3u
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~ = FOrAlabama River-1he NewOPleans
eka&i Montgomery aud Wstumpka packet steamer

LeRA& Montgomery aud Wstumpka packet steamer
4 Alabama T. Roberts, it,. master, will
trips about the Isl OF November,
and will dunng the entire leaving this port
and Montgomery alternate WEDNESDAYS. The Ala.
bama entirely and elegantly nished and vas bull,
expressly for trade Her peculiar adaptation and the Ons
experience OF Capt Roberts. give 70 snip
safety This line Of boats prepared to rsceiye
designed for them, at their large warehouse Shell Road side
Of the Canal, on application 10
nj # MCDOWELL. Jr.. & co. u Poydras 4.
AZ - He'd He'd River, Alexandra and al
LaRA8et8l intermediate landings The new and very
= ! light (l3nchss) draug ht seamery EN IRE
McLali, naAter will from the mouth OF Hed hvef a,
above, connection with The fine JesrsOn. Fol
freight or passage, apply to
"a II MCDOWELL. IT,, 4 CO. L Poydras 1t.
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C.nam's West Point Military Band-mssty now frs, comm
South and those before, confessely
On WASHINGTON SQUARE, Third sIuniciualty for a
nights esmmen ing WEDN EsDAY, Dscsmoer g.. "a
Ladies' Fair.
THE Ladies NeWOraLs respectfully
poss hold DAYS. commencing Decem6er
Arnory Hail. FAIR for the BENEFIT Of the MALE ORPHAN
Asylum Third Municipality. o q
community Unavoidable the noble question having
hundred children and beng
o
Great Excite mont4
TUE celebrated MAZDA NE LAMONT, from Banums Museum,
hevYek has returned thus CITY
lox and holds her daily
betwseI Peruo and Poydrss
Who w.h " be noImed Of Wonderful Revelations the
able and prediction As Jenny Lind during stay
kswOeans created wonder and WHERE
The long residence Madame
and her With Eastern Hag have given a
occult knowledge possessed by thn country
Persons having important law suits pending will hnd 10
their advantage give hsr call.
- Nine LIS stay being limited,
prcss Csenuemeu. ns
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UTION.

Owing to the aaisnooss and immense sale Of d. Towa
ssnd's Sarapanha. 1nmbes Of men who were formally
Eltir. Bitten, Extract. Of Yslev pesl, 60 Thy ssae
have stolen and copied our sdyasenenn thsy are
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Ofhcs, l2 Fulton street, Sun Building. nv
Redinx Co., S.sts srsss Boston; Dyou stn,
la E.rh Second stysst, PhiladsIphIa; 8 Hsnc: hss
stysst. Albany; MoGiaw. Nstshst and y al =.
United States WeaI ,,es and the Canadas.
J. WEIGHT, LII CAartvss street.,
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r. - For He'd hiver-keguiar Packet-The
LGaA8ptt&s new, hight dIaught steamer CAIhkkAlN h,
9. Alban, master, will ply regularly between
NOUN vi Red River and Alexandria during the low
season, leaving The wharf boat the Mouth ever
THURSDAY the arriv al Of the j. NJ Ref and Vicks-
burg packet For freight contracts through inter.
mediate landing, apply
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DROUGHT to the Pound OF the First Ward,
- Second Mua icipalty, corner of Annuncatioa ~
and Robin streets- ISYA
A MARE PONY, about 10 hands hish, dark IA
bay color, shod other marx haaA
visible.
ABAY MARE PONY. about II hands high, lag ~
and not shod, white place the forshsad os
mark brand visible.
A RED or sORREL PONY. about 10 hands high. NJ
shod, white stripe the face. other mark bsnd
visible.
If mot claimed before SATURDAY. December 8, thsy
W be s,s 0d a. PUBLIC auction B. 1 SPs q the usual
Night Watch, Second Municipality.
NewOreans, November N, 1851. MI 3ul0d
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FRMALB nRDIcTDn.

for lnepisrt Consa1Dtiea. Dslslsa t%hlsss QtA. 9
Wtss os..rse,ssi SifBavh srSostiDsa
,rcstIaton OF the sYsissa-pu nstsR wssehss IL sah
causes, pseaucsd ~ .Qulafsy. ln. -
accident Nothns b suIosiaiug than IT. nvtGug
effects the human fame Psssoaa. IN wsakna9 -
suds, from !akus a. onz bseoIs s6sa I'D n 6 -
uess of the fsmat ftsme, which, Z The frat o%o II
aature, exhibit certificates Of peTfMna bat ~
the afflicted that hundreds Of caan hsvs ~ WP
Thousands of Whee families have beGn without
children, altar using few bot Of this nvaluahb medicine.
nave besp blessed with q 6ns, heaIthy ohspmg,
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Dancing Academy

6AN u Nj. P. CLlssEi respectfully informs ths ladis
XEk s gensmsn Of NewOreans that his Dancing Acasm
sRen No. l6 roydras street, between 81 Charlie
- and Carondelet where be Will teach all the
fashionabls Uhncss vogue.
Class 70 .utemen from hafpsN till TO- night.
OF the head entirely ued Waiting. MIA 3m
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B. BrOaCer r. Co.
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,

ITON, N ava " 00ueH tol1Te1 h7ItUeJ aTLl FOTHS,
Japannery, Lamps, Cooking Stoves etc. ne1y
NOTICE-Mr. James Wright having discon-
l tinued his interest in the firm Of JAMES WRIGHT
SON during the past business season, for which
longer exist, becomes in firm this day, and
s0lcts the int, of his friends and former patrons
To correct general misapprehenaon it is proper to
state that he has interest in any oth9 house.
JAMES WRIGHT, T uprour o, m
ABRAHAM j. WRIGHT. ! a. - "ksA0aA O. w.
NewsIrleans, De :embef l, 1851. do
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NsS - Canal Line Steamer ST. CHARLES
Le&a&t7 For MvbLs-Tl new, splendid lake stsame,
ST. CHARLES, w z. Sutton. master.
jun .Aplesy Tor The Lase trade, with good
uons. WI aye ,hs New lana! an9 Pon!snsrsin kaioad
ing, viii Mobile, Psstagoula, Biloxi. Nlis,i~ipp
City, Pass christian and nay st. Louis MONDAY
and THURSDAY MORNING. For freight or passage,
apply on board, or TO -
mn (sEDnES Agp 10 Rank Plaza
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Or. rownsnd, not having tsasd hs SasapaEila n eps
Of Fits, Of cosE1e recommended Il, and Ws Supg
Farnes Of Weleohat9 county: go -. -.
Dr. Tovassse-Dsas Sir: i have q -
Of age, who he bssn :sv'sl ysn e.lM g "a =
although We could fnd 70 n11mzl - - ~
for Gases like hs.s. We thoeRAs = 49, -
ys.y glad We did. faf i r. csly Ees
prise She il fast becomnG Tus0gl 81 EV, - 49,
We feel grateful. Y0un. Nspe111G1vG
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10 resolved 10 pay a Interest sf
psr in cash the outstanding profits
therof their legal MON
DAY. the 9Th day Of August next.
TIL declared dividend per
premiums Of the company ending
July 1884, which csr6catss will be issued
ai.rr, the lat day VI September next.
Nssurlsans, July 81, 1851. CLMANsuNl, Secretary