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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05
Central America.

nRThe Hon. E. G.. Squier, late Min
lister from the United States to Central
America, will soon leave New York for
the latter country, for the further prose-
cution of his researches among its anti
quities. An artist (Mr. Heine) will ac-
company hiaa to make drawings.
Mr.. Squier is an enthusiast on the
the subject Of American Antiquities
His great work on this subject, publish
ed some two years since by the SMITH
sonian Institute, is universally regarded
as far superior in every respect to any
other similar work. Since his return
from Central America, he has issued two
pamphlets relating to that interesting
portion of the American continent. An
other work of his will soon be published
by the Smithsonian Institute, entitled,
aboriginal Monuments of New York,
Comprising the results Of Original Sur
veys and Explorations" Still another
volume from mis- prolific pen will shortly
make its appearance. viz, 1.-THE Serpent
Symbol, and the Worship of the Receipt
rocal Principle in America OF the
first of the two works last named. the
International Magazine remarks
"It gives succinct account of the alb
original remains Of the state of New
York, which were thoroughly inyestiga>
ted by the author, under the joint auspi-
ces of the Smithsonian Institution and
the New York Historical Society, in
le4s. 1t strips the subject OF all the
absurd hypothesis and conjec.ures with
which it has been involved by speculative
and fanciful minds, and gives us a new
and full statement Of facts, from, which
there is no difficulty in getting at correct
results
The Serpent Symbol is chiefly devoted
10 inquiries into the philosophy and reli
gion of the aboriginal nations Of this
country. In this volume. MFR. Squier ha;
brought together vast number of new
and interesting facts. demonstrating the
existence in America of some of the mos
abstract oriental doctrines, Illustrated by
precisely identical or analogous symbols
This is but >ne of series Of volumes un.
der the general title of American Arch
aelogcal Researches"
Besides these. Mr.. s. has now in press
Nicaragua It's Condition, Resources
and Prospects being a Narrative Of a
Residence in that Country, and contain
ing also chapters illustrative of its &C.
ography, Topography. History, Social
and Political Condition, Antiquities. &c
Illustrated with Maps and Eagravings. u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

~A newspaper has been commen>
ced in New York, called "The White
Mans Newspaper" Thinks the white
men Of this country ale a pretty large
and important class Of people, and that
their rights and interests have been lost
lost sight Of, in burning zeal for black
folks 1t takes the neglected white
mems part.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

The friends of the canal-enlargement
in the state of New York have been no.
bly, sustained - the recent election to gil
the vacancies occasioned by the resigna-
ton of the l2 senator's. The returns
indicate the election of at least six friends
Of the enlargement, /.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

Superstttions of Great Men.--Most
great men have been superstitious. The
courier in bringing letter from England
in which the death of his old physician,
Polodori, was announced, Lord Byron
remarked, "I was convinced something
unpleasant hung over me last night. I
expected to hear that somebody l knew
was dead" Scott believed in second
sight; Rosseau tried whether he would
be damned or not, by aiming at tree
with stone: Goethe trusted to the
chance Of knife striking the water,
| whether or not he would succeed in. an
undertaking. Swift placed the success
of his life on the drawing Of a trout from
the water, Byron, on another occasion,
observed. "Scveral extraordinary events
occurred ON my births day; so there did
on Napeleon's; and q more wonderful
thing occurred on Marie Antoipette's.
At my wedding, something whispered
that l was signing my death>warrant.
At the last moment I would have retrea-
ted if l could have done so. / am a
great believer in presentiments. Socra.
ties demon was no fiction; Monk Lewis
had his monitor, and Bonaparte many
warnings" Byron also had belief in
unlucky days. He once refused to be
introduced to lady because it was on
Friday. On this same ill-starred day
he would never pay visits.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

SrNcuLAR.--Fhe Philadelphia Sunday
Dispatch says that mail robber, named
Porter, was executed near tina. city on
July LIST. 1885. An actor named Sam
uel Chapman, then attached to the Wal
nut street theater, died short time be-
fore. His death was occasioned by the
robbery Of the mail in which Porter, vii.
son and Poteet participated. He was
about to writes local drama founded on
the robbery rode out to Turner's lane
to view the locality; and whilst there he
fell from his horse and bruised his shoul>
der. In the evening, at the theater, he
wore suit of brass armor next the skin.
The verdigris came in contact with the
former abrasion Of the cuticle and poi
soned him. He died week afterwards.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

n-In our last we expressed fear
that Bishop had been elected to Congress
from the Berkshire district Mass over
Goodrich: Later returns show that Col.
Goodrich is elected by plurality of4s7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

DgeCharles A. Mathews, member of
the House from Southington. died on
Saturday. Resolutions appropriate to
the occasion passed both branches Of the
legislature ON Monday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

II An odd looking man was in Gin
cinnati, recently. He gave his name as
Simon Peter Munger. or Elijah tie Pro-
phet, and the lion Of the tribe of Judah
He said that the Holy City of God was
to be built up in the West, fifteen miles
square, including Cincinnati, &c. He
appeared to be solmenly impressed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

~ The Great Darlington Courier
states that g. r. p. James, the English
novelist. has purchased farm in that
town, and will hereafter reside there.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05


To MAKE HENS LAY PERPErUALLY-
Hens will lay eggs perpetually. if treated
in the following manner: Keep NO roos-
tiers give the hens fresh meat chopped
up like sausage meat. once day to each
hen. during the winter, or from the time
insects disappear in the fall till they APP
pear again in the spring. Never allow
any eggs to remain in the nest for what
is called nest eggs. When the ROSTERS
do not run with the hens and no nest
eggs are left in the nest, the hens will
not cease laying after tho production Of
a dozen or fifteen eggs. as they always do
when ROSTERS and nest eggs are allowed /;
but continue laying perpetually. NY
hens lay all winter. and each from seven.
ty.five to one hundred in succession. II
this plan were generally followed, eggs
would be just as plenty in winter as in
summer. The only reason why hens do
not lay in winter as freely as in summer.
IS the want of animal food, which they
get in summer ia abundance, in the form
Of insscts. I have for several winters
reduced my theory to practice. and it
proved its entire correctness. -Er. paper.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

~ The names Of the "School Conn
mittee" in the "Wyandott Territory"
{" out vest" are Matthew Nude .ter..'
and !" James Bigtree."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05
w- The Cincinnati Enquirer state

EI- The Cincinnati Enquirer states
that in recent battle near Owensboro'.
Kentucky, about line fence between
the premises of two families, there were
engaged on one side. old Payne and his
three sons; on the other, there were two
young Turnbulls. their mother and Ave
sisters. The fight was fierce one, con>
Quoted with knives and clubs, which did
not end until both parties were well nigh
exterminated. Old man Payne and his
son George were found dead upon the
ground, the former with fourteen and the
other with nine stabs in his body. TIE
two other young Payne's, and the two
Turnbulps. William and George, were
also found upon the ground. all badly
wounded. the former with knives and
the latter with clubs. Several of the wo,
men were badly bruised and crippled.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

IRON 06fes.--The proprietors of the
Baltimore Sun are erecting new prints
ing Office wholly Of iron.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05
LIST Ballet for q. s. senator.

The first ballot for United States Sen
ator, on the part of the Connecticut
House Of Representatives, took place on
Thursday last, and resulted as follows:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-06-05

Wing majority 8.
We regret that the entire wing strength
of the House could not Lave been given
in support Of the regular nominee Of the
party, the Hon. Roger Sherman Boid>
'0in. No truer whig can be found in the
state, than he: while in point Of talents,
learning and eloquence. he has thus far
reflected glory upon his constituents,
and won Tor himself an honorable rank
among the. most distinguished states
men Of our country. We envy not the
position Of that Wing Representa- tive
who, in the present emergency, shall
persist in promoting bis defeat. Person
al feelings, as well as political abstrac-
tions. should be made subservient to the
general success of our pr nciples,
wednesday next, has been fixed upon
for another trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
Br.I1x-I have spoken Of the military appear.

BERLIN.-l nave spoken Oh the mtittaty appear
ance Of Berlin. This is not alone owing to the
soldiers in the city, numerous as they are The
statues, monuments, buildings, all remind one OF
Wharf.-The erections of the great Frederick to com.
memorae his Victories or of the people, in memory
Of military heroes. One sees al once that he Is
among people whose history has been history
Of war. There, by the Lust Garten--his uncovered
head whitened by the snow, as it might have been
on many stormy night in his rough campaigns
stands noble bronze statue of Butcher Opposite
him, near the Guard House, is the figure of Scharn.
horst, in rejecting attitude-the great reformer
Of the army Near by is another General, and
farther away, in another quarter, is Schrnin, the
steady old General of Frederic the Great, who
stood firm on occasions when even Frederic him
self fled. On all the palaces, there are forms Of
prisoners in chains, or figures of Victory and
Fame, and the whole, wherever public ornaments
are used, has the stamp of place built up by war;
a city whose memories and whose history are of
fierce contest and battle and victory. Yet must
one say, despite the many and splendid public or
naments, and despite all that Frederic did to make
it q beautiful city, the first impression Berlin
makes, is not a pleasant one. There are some
wonderful points of view, and many of the best
models Of buildings, which can be found in Europe
and the great private houses, which Frederic in
Sisted should be made, give somewhat grand
effect to some of the streets yet, on the whole,
the city has rusty, WORKOUT look. There are no
great quarries in this part OF Europe and in copse-
quence, it was built mostly of brick, which has
been succeed. Whether from climate, or some
other cause, the siucco does not last we'll. and the
place being very dusty one, the whole has come
70 have rather crumbly, dirty appearance. II
has all the sooty look of Liverpool, without its
sOliditv.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. Isl Chartres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrivaIed in
every department OF their business have agreed with ts
ToRLeton and Agents of all the genuine popular Pateni
eaiches throughout the United States to keep them
ahuy supplied with fresh and ample rates
s1s SnSy hs usual market prices hey
10 offer for the inspection of purchasers the
assortment which be found in this OF any ohei
and SALE W had many Year, experience in the purchase
IN % o. Iatent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
10. this particular department on the most bera
xs now prepared to supply the trade prices
lows mat the purchaser cannot fail realize
or RS,n per cenisxe on his investment either Woesa
aMssormento Of ALL GENUINE pa TEXT N EnIe,JS IA
can be furnished t 70 cSS%Psss; par! Of their
twenty-hve per cent cheaper than manuacturen esvs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

Mayoraity of N.Orieans, March 8, 1851.

r1<>.,r,,,> SIttlng OF Tuesday, Feb 10, 1s5l
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized and requested after ha ing given ten
At public antion The contracts for building trick Engne
house stable tosehopse Trough for Trad Ferry Fire
Company No. 49, lot of ground on Tchouptonas sest
between Rafe and Orange streets owned by this Municipal
for Washington Fire Company No 90 on a lot Of gronnd
on abaa street between Bacchos and Dyades streets
sneoheatons now on file in the Surveyors office The WORK
70 pe done without delay good and substantial manner
% me Satisfaction OF the Surveyor and Fire Committee The
contract io each house etc. 10 be sold separately the con-
Tractor 70 give security in twice the of the contract
tor the faithful perfor mance OF the work I, ~ COMMUNE
Passed February ID, 1851.
THos. H. Shields President pro tan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
French LUNC2xxoe.

phUFESSUR A. DUCHIRON-Priva Les.
asn the above. Transitions from English INTO French
Apply At the office Of IT, resent or at The corner OF
4 eno Cdl,.ope sneels oil
k(KOGEiYN WaREHUIJsE COHPaSY--- 9r6s
1 nIooSiJh Warehouses, at Agiss opposite Orleans
ae now IN ras'ilness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT ri Intended f., -
Having 1900 feet front the nver with wharvss
front OF me warehouses by which goods are
coieyed without dravage the weather amp
loading of ships. " e'' "i'
are xed al very low rates, and every
the upper county. 1t is the wish of the onnanv ~, e
''G convenience OF the Atlantic Dock, of New York
10 visit the premises. are 'H'ileo
cans. r 4 ~ III ,s,teelsi NeWOr-
-tHnton = Co; r. +. Nichos " - ''' -; ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

HARDWARE AND IRON STORES
-fRsiilssfRLaEEf4 e B GGnHr ia s,sset: .
A "a M boaEsTio aSRpWAHro' H cTr "A
DUALITY and I prc . Of he iea aoos
and their prompt attention all orders eceive wifi they
from and Sora po e5 e .sy a By n
eecevns fresh supplies caeiuys eoed Of every thing il
hef ns anu can confidently ,1vite the attention of pur
easer 10 Their large and well assorted Stock Of which the
English Eng; ,L BaI i iron, round and tons
esi Psoe Iron round 'guars and alQo
Best ennssva1a Boiler Plate i ona Sq ions aOo
best Tennessee Iron, round square and ai-sOO tons;
Bss' 3d. S SR,fs bp pisessi tons IONS:
s sss. lrou@ Dc tons, plough mOulds-l0 tons;
Res. swedss p plough pIstes7l5 tons;
Sheet ,o9 EpgS American from q
Hoop Iron, from i TO AZ inches-soo bundles;
1ss sad oSsi s sosd brands,
Tin Plates. best Charcoal brands@i60 boxes
$s3%ss , FER j. &c.
a@s sASS ssa ARs s sR f6 S,.
faeat Balances and Platform g se aHssn
51 Tissr Los f s' aTa and St col fs6 CLAIMS;
saG%ss' n an$ Ea npsS'i io TRPs''
Hooks and Plate Hinges;
Bntt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every laseyntior.
Hoes OF every description and pattern,
Cr0ss-eat, Pit and Mil Saws:
Poughs of Kings. Halls and othe, rood h.,u,,.
Hollow Ware and Castngs-l5O ions. ''
Jared and Manila kOpe-at sizes.
Oakum, Marine, iouseiine ste:
Sperm, iinseed, Lard and White OH.
Atlantic pure White cad; ''
brooklyn Nos and Lead:
BLACK and GLOW Paints; VeFdlgrs;
Paris and Chrome Green:
Ireneh Pots, from 10 50 puts;
Mill and Grndstones;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pine e,, attn
49, They also the only Agents in New I'll, eu, =.
IL Imam, VANLEER K co y nss heW T r OF
sen lRoN and OF The ilUMPHREYVIiIE c iihPSSES
-. . . 81 6m 2taw
CASTOR Oils barrels W. F, Adams, :,
" Louis Castor Oil, IN store; for sale by ''
mh2 FERD. KENNETH Il CO. 80 Nfaaszirss,
SALT--5000 sacks Coarse, 1000 sacks rine in
mh i2'' '0 F Ff RENNETTS co. 9. m.v,,,n..,
NAILs-iOO0 kegs Fall River Nails, in store
mhia FERD. KENNETH co. 80 May,z,..,
ORANGES AND LEMONS-rbs r.n,,;.,,,o.-
- of cargo Of brig Carolina. cansstng of aloo h'"a
Oranges and 800 Lemons, for sale by " ''oO BOXES
mh7 BARELLl co. 81 Common St
T. RANBERRlEs-l5 pkgs, whole. baIvas aad
~ quarters. and for sale by 'e' anu
Js-s A D. GRIEFF co. s. 40 and AZ Old Lever
RROOMS-200 dozen Swallow 4 Shakers g,
mills l.W. ARTHUR & co. % and % New Laws.
FRESH COW PEAS-lOOO bags in store III
= for sale by BARELLI x co. 81 Common st. N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
Mayoralty of New Orleans,

| N pursuance of resolution passed by the Coun-
ell of Municipality No. Two at its sitting of a6th uIt,
notice hereby that less than ten DAYS from he
hrst publication hereof the Council of Munci1 aly No
Two WI proceed to act the improvement contemplated
by said resolution viz " To street on The south
side Of the Annuncaon Market be opened and extended
Ir IN IT. present termination the side of the Annun
claton Market place. through rchoupitouls street. in
tsngh line and on width Of forty feet eleven and
street, under the of April 3d. 1882 regulating The openne
Of streets, etc. within the city Of New Orleans and of the
mh3 A ID I,pnssn.s M,,os
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
PERFUMERY, ETC.

cV~ We have Just received pe, rxpprss and MN ,o,
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIEs, SOAPS.
CoSMEIlCS, etc., offered in this city Custome,
and visitors are respectfully invited TO call and examine
consists Of '' 's'o'n'eh'
DoUBLE EXTRACTS. from the mos exquisite Flowers.
CoLosNEs, from the French. German, and Ame,,c,r
Laboratories; N'' ""'''''an
TOILET Soaps of every variety and oder:
foMATUMs, from the manu- factories oc / NH, Dr...
Roussel. and Others; ''"e'''
nHAVNs SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description:
POWDER Boxes AND PuFFs; TOILET PowpER etc e,c
iogetf rwith an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, ToorY Bprsups
,-s,- CoMBs, NAIL BRUSHES, ETC.
- - ror sale at P. LOUIS MASsEY's,
ieio corner Camp and Grayer s;s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

+ ONFORMEMENT une resolution passee
par lie Conseil de Ia Municipaite No Deux sa seance
uu 20 ievIe lso avs est lie donne que dams
MONS de dix loqrs daer della premiere pubcat on dc eel
avs lie Conse de la 2me Munioipaie metira execution
les authorizations dont question dams la dite reopInn
savolr lie percement de la de Cote sud du MaTch2
Annu9calion depuis lie point ellie termine du Tote
Quest uu on Marche Ahnuncian travers la rue Tchoupi
touas en- hgne droe rgenre de AZ pies ponces
depu In continuation de la gne sud de ite rue spTs
aeie au avn 1885, regant lie pereement dies rues etc
"a ct de 'ac.e amendant lie susdit ap
milo n cpnss,., Nj.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19

GOODRlCH ~ co. offer for sale at their W.
lowest wh aae C9%m0 T st.ee The 9agn s
large and worthy the attention Of the rade
60 R Ra eSes,s o " ID 2nd B boxes Teas
q curious Buck Te lea ss1p 9aGk do
haf chests E9 Sifsn B ss d. Teas:
PACKAGES % kSe sw6asssn l9 ss saGgs5
zoo do WI aia%s rSSd aha'
s9S Do Li,ohSsId eGs Co Adamun,ius Candles.
s ~ do Star Candles; ''0'''"e oa'o'e''
9 101 mats Cassia;
,od j cash Dutch ombro Nader;
IL casks Ry va S'IPP S1ter and Ale.
800 go s s' b hsf;3sn ns,'s Si;ir.;
~ ~ packages RAYMOND GODDARD Brandy;
pipes ilow ssf' Ma n5'GGsh g. NJ ilei,,
50 pd % sweat sSr Se any sp @v Burgundy Wines
Wh Dsf ss sup stass " yi Ft.I
HE subscribers, Agents for the Manufacturers,
*, have in ser and for sale the following ESSENCES
mssehSs n nrsamot. Essence OF Orange, Essence OF
mill BaRELhi iI'" 20. G 81 G e, KSsS' St
SCOTCH AND BURTON ALEs Prime
nS aRe'' in pn' and i6 SiTs T fl 81 ?, Rank
FINE. OLD IRISH WHISKY-Of fine IA
by lmhl0l JOHN TooLE 3 B.n aGf P pie ,o~
STAR CANDLES-lOOO boxes best Cincin.
~ matt brands, for sa lie by "'t Sinc'h-
la2S A. II. GRIEFF co. IS. 30 and a. Old Isvss
hEhkY WlNE-50 Or, and so eighth casks
I AspE w Wd f. F'fls IS 81 G ssaas"s''
{ GOSHEN BUTTER-35 kegs choice Goshen
ssfnf sAaJ MEfs1 %offRP% j G.%p l.
I'D JAMAICA RUM-Genuine as imported,
- u puncheOns for sale by
mhlO JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
( HAMPAGNE-l0O baskets of Colbert & Co.'s
very superior Champagne Just received and for sale by
ie1o u SAMUEL WOLFF, 95 Camp st.
- in store and for sale by
JaS A. d. GRIEFFS co g. 40 and AZ Old ievss
{ ORN-25OO bushels, in store. for sale bv
- mhl2 FERD KENNETH & co. 80 Magazine ST.
lCE-30 terces prime Carolina, for sale bv
1. w. ARTHUR Il co. Is and y New Issvse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
A PAwNRRok1Na EsrAnL1sHMrNr.-Tbs city


A PAwNBRoKING EsTABLIsHMENT.-The CITY
OF barcelona. in Spain, possesses peculiar pawn
broking establishment, where loans are made with
out interest to necessitous persons. On the deposit
any articles, two thirds of the value of the de-
post are at once advanced, and the loan is made
SIX months and day; but if, - the expiration of
that period, the deposition should declare himself
unable to redeem it, another period is allowed AT
the end OF the second six months the pledges are
sold but if they yield more than the amount adj.
vanced, the difference is given TO the original
owner. The Marquis de Lila is President Of thi.
charitable establishment; ard he has just addressed
letter to the clergy of the diocese praying them to
make their advantages Known. II bears the name
Pawnbroking Establishment of our Lady of Hope.
In the year l849, $685. persons awaited the1aselye.
of its generosity. [Galignani's Messenger
"The firstfeathered fowl /" said an Irshman. "tbat
ever saw in America forkinine (porcupine freed
ham under haysack and shot him with shovel TIE
mt time shot him missed him the second time shot him
hit him in the same place where missed him before
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-19
LEIUURNOS
Z T. IL Il Is II II r. ID CO 0GHCAN Dy.

LIE IOOhNOS
G r Il Z IL II A II r. ID O q q uCaN
SlOO,OOO Reward for a more eIectual remedv fo,
'he cure Of 1ouaHs, Colds, ASTHMA In.
fLuENzA, GosUMPrIoH, Group
rv1uC AND SORE TnRoAT.
he IE, e,Straord!nary success Of the LETOURNO
- - GELEBRATED COUGH CANDY in the cnrs NJ
and sos T TSs Asthma Influenza Conumon
Mmo may be afflicted and certain remedy and as
should KS py any thing OF the kind. Every family
@ pe suppl ed with it, to be used as preventive in
case o. Goughs, Colds. 1t NOT only eicacous in its
aecise b1 Is rendered paaabe the taste chill
poru % use without the least coercion. is quaek
e'hcscy' For sale wholesale and retail by
L. L.. MASSEY, ApOthecary,
49, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
LETUFNo. ialO ostf1 p H. MASSFY
nUFFIELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
o bbls Duiield's new Hams
~ obls do extra Sugar cured Joes:
- hhds do do do do.
Landing ex steamer Georgetown and for sale by
90 r. nj McALPIN,
Jas 20 Common ST. and Canal street Row
CLARET-300 casks St. Julien, landing ex shin
~ Abbott Lord, from Bordeaux, and for sale by f
leo SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp st.