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AUCTION SALES.
STEAMBOATS,.

~ = For Louisville, Memphis and In erme-
S ;dnn,ns aneiassuThe neg esraI, s1a '.f
he In inst s st: q s ' sy sRDAY
iys r. B. SMITH. II Poyara. street.
H. \ For led ver-Forshreyepori e rand
FIX g. s..I s.Ss
bs S ss, ON %. H. FL E
oGlff f,, e; ssh, Or pa apply on b,.tt
~ The Texas viii Be reay to a saht on FRIDAY
o-nnz. Bi0
FsY n Canal Line stea mer ST. IHiRLEs-
Sc LOUIS Pass ah %M M sS.di va s,y
and SsaSd paese ssa after 18th inst
fer built expressly Tor the Lake trade superior
he Pont sas s~ aa sST y
NJ ayr g 'sr Ssost al ,ss "a
ay se %l Of the
Freight received a, ,h. New Jana Waresous~ ali
The az The as. barge caves the Warehouse Tues
fhe why ';er Bag viii leave the Office of the aren, at
sDs 81 s' are" Ha an sss's, .
Mobile and the Lake Packets.
rG-- Fos MOh,,e- Daily u. S. Mail Line
s.E5azk Via Bay st. Louis, Pass CHRISTIAN and Pas
eagouia-Summef Anang ement-Th.
s s~ VIM T.
super q accommodation, One Of the above will
ass nr II. p RAILROAD daily on the aival at tbs
" The Way i.stts B bS will leave the Office of the
ED D'0p, 1s GEbss S0 Ssta II u Bank Place.
pJ~-- Steamer CAt!F0HNIA- summer
"a, dSssn an% sa Bay il LG
snisndd Lake packet ssmer H. En,isn master.
aIy cain forward, and sky.iight s for ion
Pe ay in n 9erff, gs VII ss,s s Raoad
De sa cars and nesNsG q s ys E
psTps:ff ,syi ys:s
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
ATTITUDE aso 81 90" .LoxeIrupr SOC w --lnTim.. @

4 r,is. Sf Ms;nss. 95 sI1 Il. 1851,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Pampero, Wells. Galveston.
big Laurel y Hsns.s. csaiz via vss ssS
scfr Alderman Smith, Baso. and Point Isabel Cramer co
Arrived.
ship Norfolk. Leay from Boston 9Th June to mastery
BIZ brig Lavna, Fnde 45 days from Bordeaux to master
Brig Union Hoffman. II days from Csnfuegos tCuba), to
fug' Mir &co-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
h h1a No =: Johnston. from st Mnrtinsvile.
Ehhn IsL, Ma. Bacon. from Louisville.
Sa,sisz No q, iLeaihefs: from viss:bars.
3 w Downs Cannon, from Ouaolra.
Towboa Phenx. Croe. from the Passes-towed down and
the 4th inst chip Germania brigs Cohen and
Pedrassa-brought ship Norfolk, brigs Lavinia and
Exports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Pampero: 40 cls nm. An
bbls wine. etc. '"'
CADIZ-Per ship Laurel: 1sI, 600 slaves.
CHARLEsTON-Per bark ssransc: s7s bbs whisky.
96 bales IL hhds tobacco II bbs pork hid. casks
rope cks beef "a bss cheese u boxes medicine and
BRAZDs AND POINT sABEI,-Per schr Alderman
s sSs c ~ 81 dsa no 90, asss lard hams
boxes candles 20 bales tobacco. 10 coils rope, sei
lumber, etc.
Imports.
BosToN-Per ship Norfolk: COS tons ice Warner &
II D,qhs ,Snnh ! GqmGsp Green Bro
ffaylOr &co-and order.
BoRDEAUx-P.r brig Lavinia: 20 hid, wine, IS bis
VINEGAR i.acoste,s4 q casks ynegar 9a pipes brandy
Ss sSa % DO %ns M, % HI sS
T do r i Dc ] If Is %"s
brandy 20 cases brandy ruit and sardnes
fS 2? BY s. s. 3
e. 8 = hid. + hfsq wine W y,edIspIash
%s Ses' es; Ts
Wape ,-a esses s re Taipns hid.
s aand ss:
{co4O casks brandy i7 hhds Of h do wue baskets emp
CIENFUEGOs -Per brig Union: 1856 hhds 1856 bbs 1856
: half bbls mossses 10 PUG, Mir &co.
I'd
Receipts OF Product
Tobacco 4 F,eIlssn &c9-ido Beverly. sand. &eoil do
lackHla Scsiis bas. faihss W,fiS. Owen Se sns
a s s;ss;: e.
st,,s,s d. Be9o 2 ssoIs, lvseooq toes,
Leland ~ Mason-oJ bales hay anu snndues 10 order.
ST LuUi,-Per stssnef Bnde; s7s sks corn A Thomp
a ofdsr|isss do Winssie-5 do do shas Snean d.
= sss T'ea; TGrnsr Wilson %eoy4 :hs corn 49, *.
es s dos S %s9 op 40 k ssa.y
RD Gco22 bnl- ffult BscOe Simms-2 do " NJ 4te-S5
2bbls lime RlchardsiO do co,.l Muller Harris Ward
W KEGS utter. bhls lad G Il Doissu-4J Kegs butter T
ore-67 Kegs hhds do IS bxs chez w Wright xco-
10 bx, peaches - Manpay-2I do A Sheifersien-l5 lb
&eggs Schneider Wi,e-2 do Sturges &co-74 bxs mds
sSh4 % MeD ss Nj Scsr DO SS SoE1
&co-sundre to 0rter-Total, I55 bales cotton.
ATCHAFALAYA-Pers steamer T. u White: Is bale
cotton McKee, Bukley &c0-6 do nj White &co-227 sacs
cprn Robertson hcDougal-Ie9 bxs peaches Scott Rob
&in-or-e8 do, lis SKIS potatoes, order,
ST MARTlNSVlLLE-Perst steamer Anna No Q: 3bbl
hhds sugar Ci,eBlalc-e0 hhds sugar Huntington
- Belocq-sundres order.
VlCksBURG-Per steamer Na,chez No2: bales Cotton
Nco--I3 Ih0ruh & NJ ihenny-12G NJ Piuckard &coeI
lakey Hawkins-9 Watt s. DeSaules-7 Hill, McI.es
2&co--6 Wright, Williams &cO-6 Payne Harrlson-ls bx
ptach.s Lucas NorwYod142 do w Benton-2l2 sack
hawthorn-3z do F Baum-sundres to oIder.
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

Tor the reception of Boarders, Daring the spring. IA
many additions and improvements have been made TO fin.
3ensure greater degree of comfort and convenience
The guests OF the house. TIE Table will be always urnshed
with ali The decacles which the the New
markets nrd and the best Caret free OF extr,
charge and always plenty of Mix kept
he premises Attached the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns. which make one oil the
4 most pleasant the sea shore.
Arrangements Tor be made with the
mylS I'm JOHN COATES p,nnrie,or
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5cbODDePs,
HSPks.
NEW MUsIC:..NEw MUSIC.

TYLER u HEWITT Piano Forte and Music
Store, SO Camp street. have just received from ,z7,
be North over Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU- GIN
SIC, IRON various composers, and suitable play. X
es Of all grades Among these pieces be found 2k
the following beautiful compositions, VIZ: I7
Dnnklng song," from Macbeth, by Verdi the cee
braed Ricci Waltz, as sung with such great success Al
gnor Beetti's iavo,e air of Sulla p.E del mic brick
parodi Polka Ugh de Poka Fantasia from til,
a!l BY srakosgh Good bye Poka;" Mysostis Pclka
Il; Monntain Daisy Jety Trefz's prea song; Polka,
Marches, Wa1es, Songs, OPERATE Sketches etc., in grea
quantities.
~ Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
my27 Tyler Il HEWITT, SO Camp street
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY II

Murder at Lafayete.-Richard Leon was on
Wednesday evening, stabbed and killed by his
bro.her-in-law, Anthony Vail, at house in Dry
AIDES street, Lafayette. There has for long time
past been bad feeling between the parties, on ac-
count of family difficulties. Vail was married to
Icons sister. He went to Icons house on
Wednesday evening to terminate their quarrel
About o'clock P. NJ. quarrel arose and blows
passed between them. Vail then drew a knife
and ged it into the left breast Of Leon, in two
places. The wounded man died in about five min.
utes after he received his injuries. Vail was soon
arrested by several persons who were working near
by, and was committed to the parish prison. There
are many different statements aloat in relation to
the origin of the difficulty, which we forbear to
mention until regular examination takes place.
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Fire in Jefferson City-About three o'clock yes
terday morning, four frame buildings, fronting the
river in Jefferson City, Immediately above the
Lafayette line, were destroyed by fire. Three OF
them were owned by Dr. Permission, and one BY
Mr.. Fredericks. We could not ascertain whether
they were insured or not. One of the buildings
was known as the Rough and Ready coffee house
and was occupied by Mr.. +. Mitchell, who wa
insured for $780, II appears that the fire origin
ated in shed belonging to brick yard adjoining
the burned buildings.
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~ nnders'g ned respectfully begs leave to in
u form her old friends and patrons and the pnb,ie
generally, that the above Hotel open for the Ia
PERCEPTION Of travellers and visitors for the uing MI
season. Having been at building, ELL
fepafng etc she can recommend her house in.
terror n point OF recommendation commodity and locality
t0 any Hotel the She has erected premises
n large and spacious BALL ROOM. surprising dime
SION, any similar room in Biloxi which admiralty adapted
which occasions she vii lei reasonable terms Also IL
addition to the Bali ROOM she has prepared accom-
: Tor At least fifty persons than season.
HER TABLE, it will be her constant care, provide
amny with the best thai this and neigbong markets afford
Fire and roomy BATH HOUSES, adiacen, to the Hotel
8foI the convenience of boarders.
Thankful Tor the liberal heretofore extended her
respectfully reaueits what will be her effort deserve
r share oil public patronage.
Per month"; $50 90 Per week % 90 Per day 81 80
Biloxi, NAV g. 165t mviI n
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lE certified
OF Dyspepsia All its nsadrche ssTtburu
aciy Of sppette
lpes debility levers
ng from Imperfect Re deanged condition the romach.
lis also excsle ruey, and by
for females suefg on uterine dranzsmen.
Amons hs nunss I'D highly rsspscabs esrtiscaes
the following vs.
Professor A. A. HAyrs, M D.. ~, Anayer: .
FrTznTsRY HonER, Esq.,, Bo,tsst
ri JAS. z. DUNN ESQ., Cny TreasuFss. sBostoas "a
a Hon. MYnON LAWRENCE. tx. Pres. Mas. GGnate:
= Hon. L. ii. ARNOLD. formerly Governs q xxlds
now member of Congress; - 80 = -77Sss
Hon. WM WooDBRIDsE. formerly 0ov1mW n ~.
Hon J; 7; MoaIHEAD. formerly Govsiw = Ea.ucky
y Hon. F. sIMMoss u g. Senator from Rhode Island
Han. W.T. Ws :; pnrLfs 3. sssso' from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON fOoTE, member of Congress from Vt.
Hon T. r. FOSTER. member OF Congress from Pepusa:
hSn ~ La MARTIN, Delegate In Congress from Wscou.
Gen; A. d. DopaE, member in Congress. from Iowa;
STowE. ESQ.,, Clerk the House Of Represeni'vs;
JosEpH BoxIF ESQ, Ii Wal s,rest. N.wYoE' i"A''
MANY other Of the ran be refsrrsd
o who will confirm all that ha, been
REED, BATES g. AUSTIN VhoIesaie Dsusrists M.
For sale BY J. WRIGHT CT, ii Char,,.a.
- Pucs 81 per bottle ai1 botuss for g.
To CAUTION Each bottle the Originated Dtsr,
WI have the outside wrapper printed English French Spare
|, with the o. Geo Green upon Thrss
shes and in addition. finally
General Agents, % sddrssssd
"
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I CE! ICE,-The subscriber pos esses a receipt to
enable any to make lce any climate. but
title expense trouble. The simple, and
accomplished by The most limited UNDERSTANDING
produce from even warm III the hottest climate
se equa IN essential that formed by natural
|he uSury OF always having at ones will, in the heat of
umner pure and delicious lee will readily be conceded ;
anu us advantages OF sickness be greatly
przed by TINS same process be
delightfully."- cold about five Minutes and creams, with
many other luxuries, be made in fom to fifteen
Inmates
The following notice of this discovery is taken from
tine N " York sun:
:" Real i.uxuRY.-Ir Jas. R. Wilmington produces,
an artificial process, and solid ice, from
the heat of in less than half hour. And he
can render bar e OF water cold self in few
5mlnute THIS discovery must be OF value al
wing South
Jtrms.-Ths receipt, which contains full instructions for
making Ice and Ice Creams COO water, and numerous
ther useful matters, VIII be forwarded order for dol
: lars, by addressing DR.. JAS. WILMINGTON.
123 Nassau street, N. Y.
One agent only will he appointed County.
ens the agency must forward fifty dollars for hiUh
viii receive thirty copies OF the pamphlet conta ing
uii inst actions. ie.3 If
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THE WATERING PLACES
PASS CHRTsTIAN HOTEL.


~ This weiknown establishment re omen, his dav IN,
the reception OF visitors During spring alterations ha I've
been made in the gentemens depament which cam fail
10 give sasction. Attached the prsui.es are b.,bng
Houses bowling alleys. billiard room. pistol gallery and
[stables. s''' anu
RATES BOARD
By the week, for Transient visitors Ia ri
BY the month such may - .eed n,
predicaed the number Of Ysqued and
Of time occupied and at low price house on
the Coast
1t s the determination of the undersigned TO maintain the
reputation of this house in all it, departments and no eser
.ions will be spared to give satisfaction to its
parons.
The mail boats OREGON, Cafornia, Florida st. Charles
and Mo lie. to and from Mobile, stop at the Pass daily as
J advertis d.
Ataa he'd to the Hotel Academy. under the mperin
! tendenc, OF R. II. McNair. Eco Of New Orleans.
he rvice OF three resident Physicians of well known
4fepttaton, can be obtsined at all times
r. H. MONTGOMERY. Manager
V letter. and newspapers left the offices of r. Ged
des Esq, Bank Place. and Mills Judson Esq., corner of
Canal and Camp streets, are forwarded daily
Pass Chris'ian. MAY 81, 1851 leg tsI a,p,n
8DAPHNE HOTEL, Mobile Bay-Tbe under-l
signed having leased for nmm es Of this -
Mobile Bay pns Iowa Is :. e. " 4S
's sns Water s s'sa as % and
chag- Of he the lst OF Jnne pron,es io
n n5 ~ md ,5eGi and the public = al inc VIII the
tGnf snd the best OF Oyster
The besu fu sde tree. nd a. or s
on he t1fs fronting the bay at all times afford deghtiu
and shady retrea' y I'M tne MONDAY
The Mineral War conairng Iron Magnesia and Snl.
ph, rs exec en tor the of mitigation ord iyers
and general debility.
4 by those who have tried them.
The X ads through The Pine Hills are good
Ten Pin Al Us, lizard Rooms and COOL Bar will be,
= kept open during ths
Z, Il, RATES OF BOARD:
~ ne Month. 90
Dy ne IL 90
fsupper, Lodging and Rreakfsst ... N,
t;hld.en shd Servan's half price,
q sd Favorable terms 10 sui. families
4 CHARLES PITTS.
4 ste mhoat runs twice day To and fio Mobile i7 Am
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S36O,OOO.
CHARLES sTOUGHTON.
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT.
No. "a Camp street

GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT.
No. "a Camp street.
ITEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
CDHee %
Sugar =. =. . -.
Wines =. =. -.
London Porter and Scotch Ale:
PruHes, Sardnes Preser and Pickles;
Raisins, Conants Ciuon. G-apes and Figs
Butter Bacon, Flour and Rice;
Moasses and Syrups Of all qualities;
Hams Sugar-cIrpd and Weatphalia:
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils, Candles, Fish, etc. ETC.
Constantly hand by continually receiving and for ois
% une mos. reseonanle terms jail 1yn
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in Quarter bhIe
~ expressly for family
Picked salmon, in kita and half kits;
Mess Macsersi, in kits and half kiu:
No. co. il half bbls., quayer obs ktx and half
Halihuts, Napes and Fins in quarter bba
Ilnsd Cot Fish, fine artIcts
And large assortment of r. my end Papfatian
Stores together with fu ct SIip ChansIlevT
Tor sale 10. by (apS2] f. EVANS y CO., 70 Camp 1t.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Friday Morning, July II, 1851.
Cott0n-The market extremely dn yesterday. and
reached hardly 1000 bales unchanged prices. We
also heard Of about 1000 bales sold Wednesday, but not
then reported
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SHIPPING.

United States Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
= The splendid double engne steamship CHEROkEE,
s Mails plesy
room a.rt. n f cabin $50 90
Standee Berth Forward Cabln........ 40 00
Ito Havana STATE room Berth in Sf Ff Gaba... e 90
ssSsse B BsTs s pGf tssnd oabla &C.
rsssenger, tor Havana must have passports from
~ Zach OF the Company's steamships has an expert.
ien e. s = ,ss1s on on b .r
No Bills Of Lalins signed after the has sailed
Nl0 -~.--~~~iAM JAMES R. JENNINGS. Agent
Pacific mail Steamship Company.
THE ONLY THROUGH LINE
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, via
HAVANA AND CHAGREs-Eare Redaeed-on
Wads 'snsa sofS
Mali 's pIef se at SePPSk n CONSISTING with the
RATEso1 PAssAsE:
In Second Cabin 50
%
From Panama to San Francisco.
"a yam Saoon. a2SO
IN ssef age 125 o
-
I ARMSTRONG, HARRIS co. A gents,
yyI lO6 Magazine street.
III FOR VERA CRUZ POST velv on FIR DAY
%lAIA llth inst.-The l schooner BOMB Captain
Sbsa. having OF her cargo engaged and in
ION boeId will sail above For any light freight
.age. apply on board, Lower Picayune Tier, or to
jys BAREl.L n co. I'll Common ST.
-. For 30 sTON-The A l new and splendd
SIfia ship JOHN NJ. MAIO, Capt. H. Reed will ave
immediate dispatch ABOVE. For fre III pass.
Iase having an elegant cabin with commodlous and AIRY
jYa ~ N'' - WIN j. DEWEY, IS Gravier st
<As FOR NEW YOHK-The fine bark kIIZ 4
4fIA ANN, Coush, MASTER is now loading. and will
sne have Immediate DIS atrh. For freight Of $40 bales
cotton or having good sccommoda apply on
board. opposite Post Is, Seconl Municipality. to
WIN: DEWEY, IS Gravier st.
jel9 orto X. w. DEAN, 81 Grnver st.
a. FOR san FHANCIS(O, t'alliornia-Regu
Ggf.h Line.-The clipper bark SALEM, Capt.. Collier
nearly tu, and viii leave positively in about
IA week little more light tres ht be ved T offered
Immediately This will probably be the last chance hi
pers nm this port Direct for several months For freight
Tor passage, having superior accommodations, apply
leI WIN. J. DEWEY, IS Graver st.
-. FOR LlVERPOOI-The splendid and fast sail.
STX3a ing A / packet ship JOHN TOOlE, having part
OF her cargo on board ,wi have immediate dispatch.
For freight OF ITO bales cotton, apply
lev JOHN TOpLE, IS flank Place.
81 FOR FHbIL:HT OK CHANHER-The uew,
Ga fast running Mexican schooner FAu6TlNA, Ri.
% bera. mas er, will have dispatch for any port in
sthe Gult. For freight G AFTER, apply
my33 BARELII s. co 81 Common st.
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NOTICE..

THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on tn.
\ 18th June. Liberal arrangements will be made A.
with families who wish to take Board for The s-ason -
! eters addressed to the undersigned Will receive a
Bay It. Louis, May g, 1851 mysi II
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zERANKLIN HOUSE, BlLOXI-Tbis we'll.
known house !. now oten FOR the reception Of fam es
kuansen OF permanent boarefs, and vsors The ev
informs h friends and the public that she hss
tased The above house known The Franklin This ,stab
shmsnt has been entirely ed and ytors s 6nd
az ana ever. comfort. with airy and commodous rooms
she Is nIw prepared TO ommodate oarders in manner
not nleror any fret class no el 90 the Toast
ines and Liquors of the best quality can he had Mt
{,he bsr. Terms moderate. N1' 'e "'' az
je23 I'm MRS. J. DIAMOND
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY,
THURSDAY Evening" July 10. 1851.
Arrived to-day 81 head of Beeves (ncuding few West
en) 100 Sheep. In Hogs and Pigs and Is Calves The
ket is bare of fine Beet Cattle and Calves.
PRICES
BEEF CATTLE Cine Westerly 7cw ID net.
- (rexas, etc.) ............4 a5toc y h ne, /.
lo8s 6dDbi4i " ID net.
snKEP 81 75GD ~ Is v head.
Mich Cows 4I56D SO " re d..
.46 30a u 30 W head.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

achts, "dilLes songs, Operauc Sketches, etc., In
Sss Musical Ms1shantI.s Of GR 81 tTi 90
NEW MUSIC STORE,
90 Camp street, three doors beloao Poydras.
sTHE public is respectfully invited to call and
s ,sssR ne 3 BE- STge sRe TEs and es%
apd MuslC Al sTRUMENfs, al the II III 81
'S?y sd ana es, eGnps fsyps % Hem,
Gilbert l,, CO. and and the hest 9, other makers ~,
Sem i1and Planes lrom Henri Herr and Peyel
h square Pianos from Gilbert Durham, VIM Hall & Son
The spe.dil prize Piano. from VIM. Eall Son. Broad
Paror Organs, II rich carved cases.
The HarmoIcon Orchestra. or Organized Piano.
/ TOMAS pss make axe.
6fss NJ fen double bass to aotoeether viii
M aFKb 9F f Ra, S Charge of the establish,
nent, and will be at all times ready wait his numeou US
has been fitted for the especial use of the ladies
ss can always IS Z, have tried e mSs eo
Lsi subscribers would respectfully request your va.
attention. to Their large and extensive stock OF Mu. s
md also to their well selected assortment OF Piano
orss; from the iaeores of this first makers in the N
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp, volnceo Double Bass
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Piano Sno F.s Wpe Tas BG Dgm etc etc
avery article Connected With the ase Ba Sss etc ETC. an
Orders Tor Music and Musical instruments will be prompt,
liberia dscoun, made dealers and professors and to
Second uand Pianos bought, and taken in part pay,oen
the new Music received from Ne North as soon a. pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
NJ H. ID. Hewitt New Orleans, La, Oct. ..
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r Y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
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This Truss Is entirely different from al o ars in ovm
a1d principle OF action ny elect possessing an the
advantage, while It Is free from the buted to
1.-THE kinds heretofore The pressure more
natural being comparatively liz in bad Ruutares can ~
regulated and hear directly the he NAL oen
tngs thereby aiiordins cu,y all even aner he
most violent exercise ky its heu ed by the nrosS
tor, sk'ul Surgeon the placed beyond IN
$argeI Sang nlaon, Other panf6s or dauserops
Is very common praeee Tor persons afflicted with HERNIA
practice, which seen only bx those who
understand Anatomy, and familiar with The nature a
Rupures Let be remembered best TIuss NAV ~
luxurious does suit the form of Rupture applied TO-
and not pIopety fitted. Therefore, have concluded %
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