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PERFUMERY, ETC.

EV we have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERES, SOAPS,
COSMETlCS ssc., Offered in this city. Customers
and visitors are respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which, we feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoGsRs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS OF every variety and odor;
PoMATUMs, from the MANUFACTURES of Lubn, Dupuyrn,
Roussel, and Others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description;
POWDER BOXES AND PuFfs; ToLET POWDER, etc. etc
Togeti' rwith an extensive assortment of
HAIR brushes, TooTH BRUSHES.
CoMBs, Nail BRusHks, etc
~ For sale nj P. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
iel0 II corner Camp and Gravier sts.
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MADAME EMERY.

MADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daughter OF
" the Gpsy Family begs leave to inform the Ladies
ana Senemea OF New Orleans that her stay here Will be
Short and all those sbng her will please call soon
at her residence No. 25 Magazine street, between Julia
anu 81 Joseph streets where she will be happy TO Inform
then OF the PR ESENT and the FUTURE.
Ep Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to know the circum-
stances that nnd them likewise their future
pects will do well by calling on MADAME E.
sft" Price so cents ap2l In os
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors belo,o Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
s saaR'es stoee o PfAS RE sPRFsHfE!s M Hs
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. al the n
,snd Pano Fee. lsm Peys Co. Henri
Gilbert Co, and the best Of other makers.
semi Grand Pianos from Henri Herr and pleyel.
Ficolo Pianos and Pianinos, from Herr.
Square Pianos :rom Gilbert, Durham, VIM. Hall n Sen.
Gale, and others.
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. Hall Son. Broad.
Melndeons from to ooayos
ParioI Organs, IN rich carved cases.
The Harmoncon Orchestra, Organized Piano.
New style OF Guitars OF rch and varied patterns of
Tomas make.
Boehm Flutes.
Improved Accorieons warranted not to get out of tune
Brass instruments, from double bass to alo-togeher with
Mr. AFReb F. TRdsT ISL fas bas 1S charge of the establish
aends VIII 0e u" all nmes ''An' " "ai' on MS numerous
A has been fitted for the especial of the ladies'
purchasas can s ipl nave s spf; nflS M1So Ss'0
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTRU UMENTs.-The
lvA subscribers would respectfully request your tf,.
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu
Eores, from the factories of the rst makers in the W.
Strings for Violin Guitar Harp. vonceo, Double Bass
Volins, Flutes, Gnars, Accordcns, Brass instruments
Piano Ferte Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks, and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
liberal discount made dealers and professors and
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken part payment
Ali the new Music received from the North a, soon as pub
| ished. -.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr. II. u. Hewitt New Orleans La, Oct; p;
oss dnswA Il. Il. 4. 4. hEWiKr. HhEEWHHiKKr
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DR. ELLIOTT. Vstr,norv Surgeon, wou
DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,


rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study Of Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily cures patients than other physician in New
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,l
nIayoraity of New Orleans,

APRIL "A, ISOI.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
Sitting of April q, 1851.
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested after giving ye days notee IN the official
OF the Municipality, to sell at public auction the
tract for taking the round in Tchouptouas
and laying down block stones, between Benjamin and
Rotfignac the WORK lie done accordance with
the specifications furnished by the Surveyor and pub
lished with the said notice.
ISignei] JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved April "a, 1851.
[signedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy: ii. BIER, Clerk.
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z1S!lE!!|5593

TIE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
l. 9S Camp street, (Shii's budings.l are nov open
for the reception of visitors who respectfully invited to
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
fs" These SALOONS have been magnifcently furnished.
and every attention will be bestowed to give satisfaction 10
patrons.
Operating Room constructed expressly for this purpose with
an mmense SKY. .LIoHT, aud by a NEw CHEMICAL Pro.
CEss used in preparing the Plates the Portraits produced
in very short space Of time tonly few econds) exhibiting
high degree of perfection, with the proper and
graduation Of Light and Shade without which Pictures
not be life. like.
tiy" choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-
xved L0CKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suiabe for Miniatures, furnished the manufacturers
prices
ky'- Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
guerreotype at cewY ork prices. f. JACOBS,
dA tim No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING.

DEFICIENCY OF WEIGHT IN GEORGIA Cor
ToN.-The Savannah Republican has the following
explanation of deficiencies in the weight of cotton
shipped from that port:
The Liverpool correspondents of Messrs A.
Low q Go. have often complained Of material
deficiency in weight of occasional bales of cotton
shipped to Liverpool, and Of the lacerated state Of
the baggng. The day before yesterday after some
careful investigation, the cause was detected. 1t
appears that white and black stevedores, on board
vessels loading below, have been in the habit of
secreting cotton in the mattresses which they
sleep. They take them down empty, and return
with them full when the ships loaded.
How far this system has been carried we do not
know but it is certain that it has been practiced
to a considerable extent. Sea Island cotton is pre-
ferred, as might be supposed when it can be had
both for its value and on account of the with
which the bags can be opened We saw six mat
tresses yesterday which had been thus packed with
cotton. All the cotton in them IN ght weigh one
hundred and fifty pounds. The only one which
we examined was rather expensively made up with
an excellent quality of Sea Islands.
This stealing process is simple and easy way
OF getting rich, but we presume that those who
follow it will be compelled henceforth to try some
other method. We understand that legal inves-
tigation will be had. There is no knowing the
extent to which this thieving has been carried. 1t
is probable that from 200 to $4,000 worth of
cotton may have been stolen this There
IS no doubt that almost every ship loaded for Liv
erpoo this year, has been robbed, and this discov-
cry explains why many cargoes delivered this
season in Liverpool have fallen short. In many
instances several bales OF cotton have been missing
DYING DECLARATIoN.-From an article in the
Washington Wilkes county, Gazette, we learn
that Judge Baxter, Of the Northern Circuit has re-
Gently decided that the dying declaration of man
cannot be given in evidence on trial for murder.
| This is novel and important decision, and over
turns the common law as understood and hereto
| fore administered. The point was presented OF
the trial of Lovet for the murder of Bell in the
| county of Warren, and was argued by Toombs
| Cone and Pottle for the prisoner, and solicitor
Weems, Gartrell and Dawson for the State
was contended by the prisoners counsel that the
/ sixth article of amendments to the Constitution o
the United States guaranteed to every man accused
| of crime the right "to be confronted NTH III
| witnesses against him. DC To admit the dyin,
| declarations of the deceased, it was further con
| tended, was virtual denial of this right, and tn
| Court so believing ruled out the testimony. TIL
prisoner discharged. We are not lawyer
enough to judge of the of this decision
| and have only noticed it that the legal iraternt
may their attention the point involved in thi
important adjudication. columbus Ca En-
| uuirer, 22d.
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nE. EERAH.

communication from Mrs Robinson, who has Just beer
cured by Dr. Fryer of vulent with which she has
suffered year, will be found in another column
We have ourselves this respectable lady and the ev
dences of the truth of her statement We where the
cause of her aicton had long burrowed and that
there is OF it left behind. lEdtors Daily
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make, extraordinary Instruments which
G11G-a person who understands -Ex6Ezc-
jzii.s]; nothing whatever Of Music SS7llH1z525s1I3
M 8 hi can play, after two thrse
u,rx plsss1ns, ever, PIECE ot Musicl v v
four, six and eight hands, with all the trsncy
anG decacy OF execution producing the effect of wo three
or four artists together
Every piece OF Music be played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant of the well
as by celebrated artist,
These instruments must not be compared with taken
for, the lately improved ORGANS.
All Music for these Pianos, instead of being written
paper, is marked with Pins piece Of Wocd, and, by
moving spring, Pin strikes corresponding key.
The inventor Of these Pianos has forgotten the Artists
for there attached to them keyb OF Seven Ucsves
strike the cords.
Artists, amateurs and the public generally respect
fully requested call and examine the mseves the sub.
to be deeply interested A PERIER,
mhi9 If $40 Royal. bet St. Philip and Ursuline ss
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This is to certify that my wife had been laborng under
seated cancer led Just below the right eye for fourteen
years, which did eventually measuraby deprive her of eye
sight 1t commenced thus with u small irritable niammabe
pimpe of blush and sometimes red color, which grad
ualy became large silver dollar, larger, with
hard rising edges of ragged and appearance. We
tried thing that could hear Of both far and
this formidable of the human but all
purpose, until she took package of Dr. W. X F. Fry
ER's CONCENTRATED Prescription VEGETABLE
MEDICINES, which of treatment has cured her ut
u,aey sound and we'll ANY information relative the
above may be had by calling my house. two mile
north of Thontown. Boon county la, DAN. HARARTs.
J Attest. John Shararts Boon county, la
James {, Moore. August ), l64I
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A. p f IL Ter,
$40 Royal. bet. st. Philip and UrsuIine sts.,
OFFERS for sale large and beautiful assort-
~ ment of eSt"PIANO FORTES, Ia
which he will sell at the most reasonable prices They
the manufacture Of the celebrated PLsYEL and ERARp o
Paris the widespread celebrity Of whose Instruments require.
further comment.
-ALsO-
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. April "a, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell my office, MONDAY,
the 4h May next at IL O'Clock M the lowest bidder,
for taking the round stones Tchoupouas
min and Roignac streets. ageeaby specifications 10 be
furnished by the Surveyor.
APPS A. ID. CROs sMAN. Mayer
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COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. Camp ST., corner Canal, First Flo,

No. Camp ST., corner Canal, First Floor.
THE design of this Institution is to afford gem
4 tlemen preparing to enter the counting.
room. and particularly mercllahts' clerks the ~
opportunity OF acquiring a thorough CONNER N< lE1
cla education. Q0XSH
The such permit students 10 altend
at hour Of the day evening those who desire
tend privately.
Each STUDENT after thoroughly mastering the principles of
the SUBJECT takes charge successfully OF both
individual and partnership accounts adapting ihe forms to
the nature OF the business This practice performed entirely
by the student himself, as test OF his study.
The exercise OF the school thus made resemble strictly
the usual business of well regulated counting.
Penmanship.
Mr. GAUNT has bestowed much pains the inquiry into
the various which bad writing and those
whose expectations graduated by the empirical
constantly pressed upon their notice, he offer his
services, (aer successful teaching this city and
Latayee) with the fullest confidence of being able afford
complete satisfaction.
References. G.. Lord Principal of Jefferson Academy
Emanuel g. Garcia ESD: G. Boyer Cont st. Academy
Vontarken Son Madam Granet. Cusomhquse street Fe.
male institute; II; b; Cenas Esq; = Wig, Esq, No ls5
DEMPSTER GAUNT. Principals
SNIP under Mr. GAUNT, who having fully and faithfully
complied with his engageme to his classes, we,
less out oil gratitude then duty him. do most cheer
fully appreciation OF his superior system of
gentlemen that should they attend his glasses, they will fol
their time and money receive ample satisfaction.
NewOreans. April l, 1851
Edward Garcia, Ernest Petpan; Henry Willoz, Grima
H. Hanna. N Pettpain, H. Allen, 2. Grma: j. Mlenber
E. Wiz, q: Laudamcy, G. Bongny, N. ChsrbOnet
p Rorduzat, H. LeBretton, Felix FoImento, T. Fors,all
VI Y; GIima, C. sipce A. Augastin E puefelo, +. kuptz
bourdair, F. A. Brode H. Mauras Paul Bache, r. Lange
CTew w Curtis, E. Pauver J. Pollock. apll 2w3pawlI
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REMOVALS,

u EMOVAL-DR. MAceIBBoN has removed
IL No. log Carondelet street, doors above Hevia
street. ans 6m q
p EMOVAL-Dr FRYpINGER has removed his
~ Office TO No 20 Baronne street, three doors above CON-
street lie will aitend heretofore to ali professional
calls day night mhA If
p REMOVAL-JAcoB SoRIA, Notary Public, has
removed his frmer office, "a Gravier street. Com
missioner for the States OF Missouri Mississippi
ard Alabama mh1b 3mOs
p PEMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
~ and Commission Merchant, has removed 81 Gravisr
street. ian
D PEMOVAL-Dr J. s. KNAPP, Dentist, has
~ removed his Office from 04 Common street. conner of
Charles his office and residence. No. 10 Ba0nns
where he be found the practices Of his
profession in all its departments ja2D tjyl
ID EAi OVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
II ani Caroton Raioad Company has removed to
No. l2B street. M
| p EN- VAL.-R H. MARI, Attorney at Law
~ has removed from No. ST. Charles street to No. n
l Camp stairs. MS ly
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

1 u. ANDERSON, No. IL ST. Charles street, F-e
ev Watches, ChronOmeters and Nautical instru Ss$A
mens accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Elec "a
trical Apparatus made to order and repaired A<Asss
3ohour Chroaomeers altered to run - hours s25 iy
ma H. MEYER, No. 400 CAMP street. Watch ,"-s
yh. maker and denler in JEWELRY, COLD tF%A
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. s. "a
All Jewery articles repaired at moderate misssss
ZINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
a WARE, etc. YOUNG 81 co, No. s Camp street,
have ut ali tunes hand complete Of articles ~
'h faanuaeturer., Gold and Silver, hunting and "a
lace cases Patent Lever and Duplex full and
pEte anu ihfeo-Quarter
AL sizes Seneva Watches engraved enameu anu the
cases set with Diamonds Of which fully warranted sr time
and
Genttmens Guard, Fob asd Vest CHAINS
sPECTACLES, Gold, Silver md Steel, far all sights.
Diamond. IN Brsastpns and Rings-very cheap.
Lelies' Breastpns aud Ear sorms
tiohi Pens Gold and Silver HodsrA, warranted.
Rings,
Gold and Silver rhmbles, sus Collar and
patterns consisting Tsbe and Tea Dessert Mu,arl
Sugar Tongl.
An a,-ormsnt Of handsome Silver Cuns.
Plated WARE consisting OF CaBtos Candlsrticks, etc.
Mantel CLOCKS, OF black, white and gray Marble.
FINE Engisb Office Clocks with Steel Winding Chains.
Ls CitIzens and gecuy in
whole Is the finest quality not to be sIcsc house the
trade, and nj moderate prices.
particular attention gwen Cocks Watchs and
Jesslr, Canes Tnodntst and Diamonds reset. NJ SIN
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Nh Z undersigned continue to make liberal cash
advances upon approved consgnmen 70 their friends in
RICHMOND, Baltimore Philadelphia, New Yo and Boston,
fe;l II FERD. KENNETH & CO, 80 Magazine st.
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HOL ES'
SODA WATER,
P q r E--No Lead Poisoning.

q Il E.-NO Lead Poisoning.
s: WATERMAN, Qate Holmes & Co..
~ Il SODA AND MINERAL WATER MaNuFAC-
IuRER, No. 29 Carondest street, Grvier, ots to
furnish his former and oher retailers with PURE
Sada Water aud Mead, and calls particular attention to his
BLOCK Tn Cooler Pipes, absolute essen
ual, proven by deveopements the deeerous
effects produced by Soda Water drawn through lead pipes
T. 5. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters. Ssrs
parla etc., ETC., in glass bottles. Orders for Shipment IN
quastty, carefully and PROMPTLY attended to- and de-
vered without extra charge for rayage e Soda Watsy
Apparstns constantly on hand Tor sale. apI 4n
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no, YE RED HEADS AND eRAY.

LNAsT INDIA HAIR pYE the ths skin-
u Any Ierso1 by occasionally using Dye heep Hair
Whsefs daIk shade perfectly black This
tscuted ~ the cestrated Chemist Dr. COMSrocR
C9m'aets Chemistry Philosophy and
color the Har, without injung without ,aiipg
the skin II is sold in New Orleans only by
mill 6m J. WRIGHT l. CO l,l t,h,,,,s.. a,
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SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLEk / Ell.
PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
9 ROBB Il CO. No. 80 Graver stes l. are con-
NJ stantly receiving from Philadelphia and sSIM
c-A England new Goods In theirllne. lsas,i144r1$&&
ElA Their stock comprises SApDLERY nAsmnN y ~
k{l@1Ko of all descriptions, SADDLkRY
HARDWARE, HARNESS, LEATHER, MATERIALS
etc INDIA RUBBER GooDs, TRAVELLING and PACKING
TRUNKS, ETC. etc.
Also "A fine assortment of BUFFALO RoBrs.
f-s lanters and Iealefs are invited 70 call jas ON
SADDLERY STORE-SMrrH Il BROTHER,
~ SO and 81 Common street, New Orleans, "a
ottef Tor sale the most complete assortment OF -
Goods IN their line In the Southern country, COM
SADDLEs-More than 500 varieties of English. Amer
can, Columbian, Spanish, Mexican. and Side Saddles.
ADDLE BAGS and WALLETS, in great variety
g!es, stinup Leathers. Extra. Reins, Hitch Rsins.
G0s"fHss'ssS III s's Gss-coaeh Gig and Buggy H.rn.-.
all Qualities Wagon and nray Harness, complete IN parts
Plantation Gear OF every description. .zSS5S ~
-TRuNkS-packing Trunks, Travelling ssAgF
Trunks. TRY , Vafises and Carpet Bags, all styles s
SApDLERY RARpWaRE, sADpLERs, =
lEATHk En- and skiNs-skirnng. Harness, B.Ile, Sole
de and His Pat. ,LssitsIs S s q ID qssss sso1s
Bag Hides and Sides. LAD Skins; Wool SKINS Hog skins !;
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Calf SKINS Lining aud Welt
Skins, ell coors and quaities Chamos and Buck Skins
ty 5. Agents for the sale Of the Patent India
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands. Also the Patent Suetched
Leather Bands; Saw Mil Bands; India Rubber Hoe
| dI7tf SMITH & BROTHh r, 80 and 81 Common st.
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A SURE and safe remedy for, and vii, positively
IA cure the Sick Head -ch, Chills and Fever Jaunce
Dyspesis Chronic Diarha, Sea Sickness, Cholera and
Cholera nfantum and healthy the Liver
entering INTO t,er compound. They DO purpo TO be
remedy Tor I diseases that flesh heir TO- but ex
pereuCe saying the above they will posl
lively They Oi also correct all dersng- Of the
stomach and relieve from those aches and throuu onf
the sy stem commonly called rheumatic.
Ii is an excellent remedy for the Gravel, and Vemi.
fuge or Worm medicne, there none better
CO. Prepared only by DIR. J. $. FAscHKR, lIO Fultop
street, New Y ork. few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
L. ID. BEACH. III CansI street,
EV AGENTS for Louisiana. Alabama, Mississ;pui Arkan.
sts. IeNas and Florada. kll-lFdSw
EXTRA CLEAR SIDES-3O casks, for sale by
~ apis A. 3. COCHRAN, n Tchoupitouias VI
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Cancer Cured.


We were called in, day or two since while passing in
w. H. +. Fryer. the lndian Doctor. The patient
stout, athletic negro man. formerly slave Of Mr.. j. Hoey
the enteprsing pioneer of Boeyve, but the property
of Dr. Fryer who purchased him from his late owner after
he had been pronounced ncurabe by the heads of the ned
cal faculty in the The located the upper
of the breast bone. and the covered both max
glands and extended more than hall down the breast
w hen it, the umor entirely gone, and nothing
but the remained yet quite healed show that
Gently, il hiss been believed that entirely ncura.
BILE, and that the the only relief for disease,
able only account of being considered lncurabe but
from its oahsome nature and among those who
could have been convinced nothing less than occular de
monstraton that thers cure for it.. We cannot
however, edit We have had the mos
convincing proof. that the disease he cured which it
possible have The Doctor proposed MIR. Hoey
his slave for hundred dollars, but sceptca that
gentleman to the Doctors ability effect that
alter consulting able physicians he concluded sell the boy
him or the OF the fee demanded for his The
boy is we'll and most valuable servant pronounced
in presence by gentleman acquainted with the value Oi
such property to he worth $500. We have hesitation
in recommending Dr. Fryer all perons afflicted with such
| diseases.
e The above is editorial taken from the Daily Oe
anan OF the most respectable public Journals the city
dated October "a 1850. The boy is sill WE'LL and the
hers of the Healing A Mayor of the city, and citizens
orally, respectfully invited visit my consulting
room (though humble the boy and examine for them
| selves.
| And while you have wit and words at will
| know you will exercise your little goose quill.
| apla d&WG w. X. F. FRYER.
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woud Just the public that my wife had been labor
ing under Of the breast for about five months, which
broke different places, disease liver
lungs for i've which reduced her in Strength
could scarcely walk the honse when down,
without assistance, during which time tried
and rsmed her relief but all purpose-aBd pro.
cured Que package OF Dr. W. K f. FRYER's CoNCENTR.
TED Prescription OF VEGETABLE MEDICINES, which
cured her sound and we'll And do believe had been
for Dr. w X F. Fryer and his Medene, she would
have been sleeping beneath the co OF the valley where
wicked and the If body doubts
the correctness of the above statement, let them call my
residence, mile OF New Richmond. Montgomery
county, la. where ii be by respectable
persons. RICHARD DEWEY.
Atests: Mrs. Hannah Miller, Montgomery county. la.
Eliza kincad. August 7, ISL.
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GNS! Gas! GNS!
ECONOMY IN GAS!
A L. SCOVILL'S PATENT Gas BURNERS
can be procured at II Poydras st up stairs The Pa
tent Gas Burner gives brilliant light and saving
compared with the old burners A proper person viii bs
sent to put them
fel2 BAKER CO.. Agsnts.
a DVANCES-Liberal cash ad1aees made on
consignments of Cotton and Other pscdacs % cf reads
IN .ondon, Liverpool and NewY9sk
d2l JOHN H. ELLIOTT CO. g CossoaAe.e O.
SALT-SALT-Ce Celebrated J. Toole brand, in
~ clean factory filed saeksloso OF the shove, estez Coorn
fine, will be delivered part Of the city 10 snt pur
feT h'' 'as JOHN roOLE. Is Bank Paoa
WHISKY-l5o bbls. Rectifed and old Monon-
sn,5 sahftWi " ~ aRTiiuRs & Co. a and = N.~ Isvs.
ERESH GOSHEN BUTTER-30 kegs fresh
L Goshen Butter received ps steamship Unon and
ior saleby [ap2l1 VIM. DEWEY, IS Grsvisr ct.
DIE FRUITS-40 boxes, for sale by
L APPS l. w. ARTHUR & Co. . and - New Lssss.
DECANS-25 bags and 10 bbls. fresh Texas, fos
ssisbs A. T. COCHRAN, n Tchoz shoalas 4