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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is Gc&hoa0ledged By the true men Of america to
| be tie quickest and most efectual remedy
for the cure of pain and tie removal
Of ITS camse. IN tile World.
PAIN
rs the warning given Of the presence of disease.
Instantly fs @ ct s To
asses and 70 ste @ vitality and healthy action the
This accom By 10 ward oil the attacks
Radway's Ready Relief
which Is prepared expressly for the instant relief Of pain and
10 senRthen nvgOate and to gulae the action of the
Rseeso s Pf s in the system
and eu1s oI ~ al physicians IN every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic DOuIoureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in van
Rss hs sasss sns ssS 81
eompeely cured them has stopped the
Rheumatism
Soa sussa s %
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes. = ~
Neuralgia.
Every case o. neuraga where has been properly used
WI strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely
Paralysis
% @ % se. s n.s Of o h % @ %
hours y strengthens and nvgoates every muscle
nerve and snew in the system.
Pains In the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel wonderful soothing and
strengthening nfuence it instantly the severe
Jumping TOOth-ache.
L viii stop the most tanazng tooth ache in few seconds
rhs thousands OF citizens Nervous pains of
al Kinds are arrested in lew moments by Railways Ready
Sick Headache.
ss cases out of 1000 twill free from Is minutes and
me continued according directions will positively cure
e1 Price--0O aud 25 cents
RADWAY'S INDICATED SOAP.
As n beautifier of the Skin.
sprpasses every thing ol the kind world removes
hedness, pmpes, BOtches, Pusules letter. Rash II
cures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Sore Heads, Sores Pustu
a Euptons timpa health to the skin and beauty to the
complexion Asa Nursery and Toilet Soap beyond the
reach Of nyalry ard for Shaving purposes the best in
us One cake OF Radway Soap will last longer than three
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap il is
the cheapest and be the world. Price 25 cents
lks CAKES IN engraved wrappers and the of R. c.
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Isa beautiful head Of L,t1uytant Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman desire, a beautiful article to
dress Their iaF advised to make of Railways Cir
cassan baim advantages over all other
hair ongs and First scan from
dandfuf gives and yig0r the hubs nvr
CRATES 70 healthy action the of life, which gives 10 the
har healthy aud forces the hair 10 grow oures
baldness stops the hair rom falling out makes il fine
strong soft and glossy, keeps from turning gray or bscom
,ng dscoored 1t truly luxury the hair with this
delicious preparation. ~ ~
eV" Fold by J. WRIGHT & co
15l Ghartres st
apAo eou@W iy q. N. MORRISON,
II Magazine ST
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~ DA LII Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Tho Original and Only Genuine.

MhOlOhL hl1N l2Al OlO4ss
Tho Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND
Has been discovered that any of the qualities
of this famous remedy. Almost lily hear OF new, and
heretofore unknown virtues dscoyNe by its application TO
dseasesio remarkable iact. that many Of its ef
iecs are known only from accident or experiment 80 deep
has been the science Of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the nm.
venor, 80 admirable the combination ol M tsfeeens that
is found suited to relieve almost aiment to which the
frame of man subject. Let enumerate Of the
culiar qualities Of this remedy
SirM.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when set. be well wrapped
up in the Save, no Inflammation, Swelling Pain
and the bones unite. and become with astonishing
rapdy.
Scandinavian the Bowels painful or inflamed, tue
Extractor if well rubbed upon them. will afford relief. and
movement when oil, aiap and all other
medicines have failed.
Eighth.-ls perfectly safe in all casss never
do harm-he system will absorb than
repair it. will conflict with medicines that maybe
taken internally
We have not space in this publication to enuerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but we shall subon few testimonials of its value, selected
from the thousands in possession from all part" o the
0''A"'' PILES.
i be confidently stated that there i no sase Of
1t is certain remedy and removes at once the pain and
/, John Williams. resident of Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati tel i solemn duty that owe to he commp
for about seven years, during which time have sa
iered much bodily pain; lost portion OF that time by
confinement bed and have expended several hundred
dollars but TO continued to Mean
PiH assf ~
the awful complaint: and to my utter amusement. am as
well and hearty as ever and to the Of two boxes OF this
precious ointment ascrhe my These facts will
ing affirm to- should it make the statement Of old resi-
dent any more authentic. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati, 4th month"; l8i7.
RSiPELA
For Erysipeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time. but it is driven and will re-appear he
other place Che Pain Extractor however, draoS
and completely the of the disea and effects
thorough cure -
ALBANY, May 8, 1886, "A jackson street
nine under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany, labong under the distressing Ey.
pelas attended VIVA inflammation OF the kidneys, and with
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps of the
Of hens poruding. and large boi covered body
The urinary screons stopped Tor days, when distress be-
inolerable dy tongue cracked. and the roof of
mouth was covered with and the
neck, In constant burning heat, that cold
did not cool it,
In this misery longed oT DEATH end expected te
eovery, when Mrs. Jessup desired me
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Description of Goods.

One case merchandise.
Ore cssk do.
One case do.
One case do.
One bale Szrssparilla.
One keg Wine.
One Gaze merchandise.
Ono case do.
One case do.
One cssk Wine.
One cask Chains.
One essk do.
One cask do.
One cask do,
One cass do,
Two packages IroA
One Wagon.
One Wagon.
One package Vine Pianu.
Ten pipes Gin.
Two Wagona
One Pump.
Three cases.
One quarter pipe Brandy.
Nine baskets on.
Seventeen cases mdse.
Que case mdse.
Ten cases
Four casks Wine.
One case mdso.
One case mdse.
One case mdse.
Two cases mdee.
Fourteen cases merchandise
One cask Plants.
One case mdse.
One cask Wine.
Two hhds, Wine.
One hid. Wine.
One hid. Wine.
One hulf-hhd. Wine,
One bbl. varnish.
One bhl. Wine.
One pipe Wine.
One cass Wine.
Ten kegs Whisky.
One cask mdse.
One case mdse.
Two trunks mdse.
One bundle Iron.
One cgsk mdse,
One cash do.
One Chain Cable.
One cask mdse.
One bundle Iron.
One bundle Hoop Iron.
One Free Stone.
Five bars Iron.
Five bars Railroad Iron.
One case mdse.
Five bundles Iron.
Ten Paving Stones
Two casks mdse.
Oae case mdse.
One caEk mdse.
One case mdso.
One case ndse.
Two packages mdse.
One cask mdse.
One east ndse.
One cash mdse,
One case mdse.
One bbl. mdse.
One case mdse.
One case mdse.
One bale mdse.
One package Willow.
One bale mdse.
One case mdse.
One case mdse.
One case Cherry Brandy,
One case Sherry Brandy.
One case mdse.
One basket Oil.
Two baskets OIL.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN ExTgAsVc

She brought bed box and applied to the sores
felt immediate ease wherever it touched ms and begged
for enough annolnt thoroughly. 1t obtained and
a life seemed 10 invest To remove the turning and
in the chest even nude Pills of it, and them which
cured me. | my life your valuable Extract.
being strong and have been early
ithe year 1912. KERZlA FRENCH
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rcW oTlcahs ana CarrOIItOn Railroad,
~ IL ~ 49,
{ (,AhROLLTON LINE-Departure of Trains
- FROM NEW oRLEAEs:
ltPM,
steam Tran-S aud every alterw ards until p
winter.
FROM CARRoLLToN:
liorse Cars A. Nj, and 10 7. M
steam Tans-7 A. and every hour afterwards until p
M ineiasvely In summer, and until haf-pas P. in
Edfe6 cents. Children under L. years and servants I0c
, l-p Summer arrangements commence the third Mon
day Ia February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These cars run and from The Depot, No Is Baonre street
DEPARTURE CARS.
= Depot, Is Baronue st. .....,7 ~ S AM
III hsumHief rom Lafayette IA AN
- hepol, 10 BsIonne St .,..6ss "a s Am.
Alter which the ears leave each and every fifteen minutes
until O'Clock P. M
Then atS1s, 8, 10 and II p. M, from the Depot
. And ate1a, "a and i0ls p, M, from Lafayette.
Fdre-lO cents Children under II years, half price
tS Nota-Specia Night Cars Tor parties balls, meetings
ETC., supplied when required mhSl ly
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PHOEBE BRAY,
MARY MOORE.
FEV ER son rs.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveeraiS
Fever Sore for fourteen last and have spent nearly
i've hundred dollars in employing physicians dn purchasing
purpose, until. ast heard tried DAII.
I.EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, wien, to my
great surprise, before had used whole box OF this Save
limb entirely healed and have nothing OF ii left
about me. BRADOCk DAVIS.
fHenrietta Monroe county, N. Y, May s, Is,3.
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IUJUBE PASTE-A further supply of the
above article, Lemon and Rose avored iust received
for sale by p H. MASSEY
mh2l Camp and Gravi.r streets
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GRAND TExuLE OF HOkoR, STATE or LOUISIANA
At the annual ueson held 10Th of May, in the city
NewOreans the following officers elected for the
ing year, ending May loe and duly insalled BY Past
w. Tmplar. R. l.. Bnce:
M@. &. L.sisa. iIs@ 6s|s.6s ss ;is-s %; q q WvF.
Win, Miler, from OdeUn No. s, G WIZ. 81
: L. p. Blades. f0m Odeon No. 3, G W.T.
2. X Fsa!ce, from Odeol No s. qWUs
AxHsll, fom Odeon No. s. @ w Chaplain,
]. B. Tomlinson, from Orleans No. 3, G VIC.
The G w sppointet the following as Deputy G WITS:
= L. Bruce, fos the State al large ~
Il. Ccpke, fOe Shreveport District No. 1.
y. b. Henderson. for Ouachitn District No q
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DoMES TIC PORTS.

ID O M T. III T. + q IL rs.
n. FOR B0sTON--s tanton's Line Of Packets.
Ss @ d.sssa @ sailing ss.p spe 6svss sp ' he
principal part Of her cargo engaged and going on board will
board at post Second MpnispdF5gA W dsFgASfoN :; f Co
ap22 corner Magazine and Lafayette streets.
"a. E0A NEW YORK-stanon's Li%neof inc Packets. r y SCI
%as ss 81 d
ca,gS engaged and going on board. Tlll sai on
Of the bulk Of bales Cotton Of passage having superior
state accommodations apply board post Q, foot
corner magazine and Lafayette streets.
passengers. a''~' '' '' 'f''' A''''''''A apss
a. FOR NEW YORK-Merohants LIne-To sail
sfii in5 ps Pnssft
master will sail as above For freight Of the bulk of 500
and large house forward for the
modaon OF seerage passengers apply board at Post
spi7 ' e. &. BoGERT co. 50 Camp street.
acsrs. On AKIksTON AND nAV ANA
ey Yss-Ths spsndd @ steamship IsABEi 't cDpt Ro of
assi n. At'sT aSps III asss S
for and aad Of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana the lst and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Haysna Haysna to to Gharss4on Ina Ts Or Savannah
NJ y @oRpEcAf. St1sffss' AafPpy 9hssleson, or,o
Passengers sayns Havana 6y his 'tG s6p can I rsacb
New YoE and PHI ha IL the ss e by sRas d Il.
Steamship to those ports. dc 2aw
Ia FOR FREIGHT Or CHARTBR-The sie.
a1 spo fo' s'sh' o. 'nHIsI e2ly co Common
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The efficacy of PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know OF numerous cures and do not
hesitate say that the oinmen will fail for this pur
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies'
on this subject The following procused by one OF our
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGf-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheeruly recommend to those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint. valuable
ice to IL. FHtEBE BRAY,
y9iJanp, April l845. MARY MOORE,
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PLANTATION DRUG STORE-The sub.
scuber would respectfully call the attention of n
planters. physicians, and Others, to his stock OF DRues
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, etc, all of which--being M
selected win great care, and recently reeeived-wl A
he doubts pot ne ouhd on examination, saac DRY AS re-
CARDS quay; aud the shall as low as those f
similar establishment In the city " "'
t-H PHYSICIANS Prescriptions carefully prepared
THOS. RANKIN, Druggist and ApoihecaIy,
mhSl limos corner Camp and PovIras'ss,s
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lS:{A:Nd:E
lEIl} Art MIXTURE

A CERTAIN, prompt and effectual remedy for
a Diarrhna Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus ard
other diseases of the stomach and bowels 1t has been
by great numbers of with the highest satisfaction
physicians themselves have pronounced it of the
valuable remedies known because it positively the di
for which it is recommended
e Sold by all the principal drug gss in the United States
L. ID BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
spl2 Iyd&W Apothecary and Druggist i27 Canal st.
PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
fQHISS r MECARTY, NJ art PLqmBIR, No. I34 CAMP
and large assortment of Brass Cocks, various ID;
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc., etc; ;~IH&
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower BATHS fAaS
Aso, laying and repairing Lead Pipes; Sheet Lead work
Of every description Ship Steamboat work promptly
lut and repaired. AN orders nrnmnty attende to.
~ Charges moderate
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French LANGUAGE.

DROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Priva Les
Sousin the above. TRANSMISSION from English into French
eT Apply at the office of d Crescent orat the ol
Apollo and Caliope streets dill
CIGARS-2O0,OO0a assorted brands and qualities,
apis l. W. ARTHUR & co. as and 80 New Levee
rTNOBACCO-300 boxes fine and common Vir
Il giuia Manufactured for sale by
apl5 |, w. ARTHUR co. IS and g New Ievee.
SUGAR-2OO packages Coverings Loaf aud
~ i'rusfed for sale by
apis e J. HART h co. 70 Tchouptouas St.
MARBLE DUST-3OO bbls, fine Ground Mar.
apl7 HAYMAN & HOLDEN. s8 Magazine st.
RAR LEAD-10O kegs, received per steamboat
II lroquos, for sale by
ap4 FERD. KENNETH & co. % Magazine st.
ClDER-5O boxes Champagne, quarts aud pints
apis E. J. HART Il co. 70 Tchoup'ouas st.
RARCLAY'S London Porter and Bass Pale
i Ae-24 casks, inst landed and for sale by
d5' JOHN H. ELLIOTT & co. l9 Customhouse
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N II1LEh, HHhhIS % W ALDU, NO. "a Canal
~ street, New Orleans, wholesale and retail dealers in
paned and Wooden Ware; Table Mats; Gilt and Bronzed
Lamps and Girandoes Gassware Plain and Coored Floor
aud Wax Candles: Sperm Wnae Lard Lnseed Nsalsioot
tine, and Paints of all descriptions Brushes; Window Glass;
utty; White Lead; Sand Paper; Gue Cured Hair Haii
Seating and Springs; Flowing, Polishing Scrapng Furni.
ure, Coach, Black Japan and White Damar Varnishes.
AlsO-Picked and Common Moss always for sale.
. PRICES OF CAMPHINE.
Hpe 30 cents gallon
mh12 In 1v
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CUTS. WOuNDs AND Sohrs

The efieCts OF the PAIN EXTKACTOK in tbe3e oAsea
wonderful, quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its success In
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled. "
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CUSTOM-HOUSE SALE.

NO orleans April
following described
by
nd m be omdu@hm mand
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stsanss G.u sso1. ssls m Ohio superne landing ex
apo A. ID. D.GRlEFF u CO. Is, 40 md .so,,,
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AUENCT OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT g. co. COGNAC.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the old established house of Arbouin, Marett &
co prepared receive orders for their superior
COGNAC BRANDlES, upon the most liberal terms; to be
shipped any quantity any that may be required.
h2Stf s, WOLFF, 9o Camp ct,
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INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED A pIyi
pKND oy % PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS
once, no. 3S Camp street,
Between Gravier and Common sts
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ODEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 5.-Meets semi. month";
every alternate Tuesday evening. at O'Clock in thu
Sons Of Temperance Hall, 95 Sta Charles street. Officer
for the present term ending the first meeting in May, 1851
!chn Cannen w g T Edward Mclaughlin. w {
yohp keopsh IVY Joshua DOVE. .......W {
W. si:: s$ia:ss.. ", fssss, asssdiy. wv
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AUCTION SALES.


~ C. IA NJ
~ fS-ss,... n ~. rxs- $50 -
s"0 D.sssIso . ~" .c:, Second ~
nv =. a. REAnD = MAY. A.~,.rss.
w .n.s M 2. i nsivwfnk aAys Il y
sax, Roo MsSssss stres, New = US arcade
a. s5i eas A Ast Concerning psf Il s
eD q sas' ~ Mo- mis- 20 .
=. - a sesna auoici.
ny 81 orb ~ psn too Y dc Plan Il tss1s - ao
S.css IA NStssv pSbIe dated june TO- 'te a.
seas ~ sa8 cam. s ss :s 'ssdsa y Ne.
se.s s""'u' SA''' A- ~-S1 i0' having tnrse
q ANNE rf,rn or f:RouND In the eap.r. b...., =
sn,,. "a Al svests tosa y IoN
ncms NO. .ot"as ~. c,,ss rasoa ann krpnf
ss No a.. &c corner q ru f sss risn
s Ssisess - ~ 'f''s ~ s1'. aseves and
4 sixTsEM LOTS or GROUND, beua d.d ~ N.v ,.,
o NJ foms tSe corner yukon New 81.
- .,.ss. M. Te.s. "a .fesss
- e "a n. III = ia IL -. AsSh Ifeets.
y, =. ~ - - - " 49, y" sses hevee
sh ~ If,1ra rp On oIJNu ii, ,hs ..r-. -.
- Es $500. ~ ~ ,.tf. s..e ounos4 ~
70 ~, w " shons rev Asevee
F, IA Ne fs,es .assss Ion x
"a a. * S, ~ Tuso "a Ievs rreets = ~ H. ~
Y nrs az 4: i IN
NJ. 10. Frcr ~. s.s md rod Y
rornsr ~ s.oh
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aAs tAs sIsoig Is .Bsnt"--Not many months
since, al an Episcopal Sunday School not . hun
dsed miles from Boston, the rector OF the church
was examining the children, after service. on the
lesson Of the day, the Crucifxion Of the Saviour
After some remarks Addressed to the school on this
event in Scripture, he asked. My children, can
you tell me who these people were that crucifed
our blessed Redeemer?" A dead silence pre-
puzsled them. !" What" said the minister, /" do
you not know who they were Z" AT last faint
little voice responded in the corner Of the room
with /" know, sill" Well, who were they, my
little child 2" The Loccfocos, sir" The effect
upon the parents Of the children, many Of whom
were present, can be better imagined than de.
scribed. And what q comment it is upon partisan
inculcstions. [Knickerbocker. &.
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{. FsSnuyipasbta Me- SnmsMa CoiH. =, Tho
Judges elect Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
were to meet at Harrisburg on the 18th instant to
draw lots for their respective terms. Certificates
Of the result to be furnished 70 the Secretary of
the Commonwealth, when the new judges will be
commissioned. The first session Of the new bench
in banco will be held in Philadelphia on the 1st
Monday Of December next. - a, 81, !.
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! Political Demomstration-A grand wing DEM
onstration took place at Boston on Friday night,
in Fapenil Hall, which was crowded to overflow
ing. The principal speech was made by Rufus
Choate, who took strong grounds in favor Of the
Union and compromise, in accordance with whose
views series Of resolutions we're presented and
unanimously adopted
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WANTED.

WANTED--A Gardener, who tbosouebly un-
Agply % rift g. WOLFF, IS Camp 4.
WANTEO TO HIRE--A Rsst fate coloVed
~ Cresis Cock. fts whom fab pscs via 10 paid.
N9se med sppay unss well rconnsdsd Inqus Il fhis
WANTED TO RENT-A ANAL House. soii-
abb tos small family, with GOOD cepvsnisooes -
and lares f.ed eaAeh il God nStEk sld6i ssy.
70 70 Csmp asest " ! 3 - = - RI ,
RoARDlNG.--S evsIaI Fsmilies cad obtain
~ Beard and sbo ssver. Gsetssn. " sppiyisv 4 No
ssrseabls home md comjsstlkIs soeaN. : N u.
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Laid Upi- The fns packet steamer Gem, Capt,
Lewis Ssapp, has laid up for : short time for re-
pairs. She will enter the Memphis trade again
next Saturday week -. <fgsf ~ ~
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Last Il vessel. In Port No. cleared.

IN First municipality designated following
table by min hs Nes eommsncs N: Railroad and
the Nos above tbs Steamboat Land
ing No being Fatboat landing the Third 3 The 6rst
Perry Wharf
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

-..-- CRRsCENT OFFICE, ~. Z
Wednesday Morning. November 10. 1851.
Cotton-Tbe Canada's letter.. which came through by
mail Yesterday morning. said to read unfavorab
and the limits Of orders 70 be executed here reduced
Notwithstanding this however. 5000 bales sold
without quotable change in prices, though they
said to be easier for buyers.
( ~ ~ n III A ~ Il A al
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WV FALL AND WINTER
Clothing.
SHERMAN y PIERsON,

SHERMAN ~ PIEhSONs
. No. Masszine, corner Canal street.
e Rv .taamsss Georgia, Union and Winfield Scott and
other recent arrivals. hays received spsndd stock Of
NEW GOODS,
az presy for the retail trade. and
which for material workmanship and style. will compare
with any in the market. The stock consists in part, as
follows: ~ .ss
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Coats.
Black. Blue and Brown Paletot Office Coats: ~
Do do do Sac Overcoats;
Do do do Short French sar;
Drab. Brown and Olive Devonshrs Sac overcoau;
Drab and Blue Blanket do do;
Fancy Tweed Empire BUSINESS Goats and Short Saos;
Drab Cass Palstot Saes and Short Saes;
Fancy Petersham Turn Goats Cwo Goats in ons)
Blue. Brown and Green lrea Engish) Petsssham Sac
Ovsrcoata. ~
Black Doeskin and Cloth Pants;
Plain, Striped and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Gray. Black mixed and Drab Tweed do;
Blue and Buck Satnst dos
tAiS Super Scotch Hair CASHMERE do;
ees Vests.
Super Black Satin Vest;
Do do Cashmere and Cloth Vesh;
Do do Embroidered Cas- do; fronts,
Do p do Fisd srs9adns do do. fasw d STYLE h'
Fancy Silk and Cashmere do; 49,
Drab Cashmere and Tweed do;
Fancy Valencia. Alpaca and Barathea Vests;
Buff and White Maneilss and Rich White Satin Vests
~ Boys Clothing.
Boys Black Cloth Frocks;. q
H.. Coored Cloth Psletots and sacs; u
Fancy Tweed Stcs and Paeto,s;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere Panp
l Steel mixed and Gray Satinst do;
Boys' Linen Bosom Shirts and suspsnden
Furnishing Goods.
Our stock in this line complete in every article sulfah
II r.. -Ato,~,- d. nI,--- u o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-19

Discord IN the Musical World.-A complaint
has been filed in the NewYork Supreme Court,
which, if it ever comes to trial, will create quite
a furore among the musical dilettanti. Theodore
S. Draper, as the lawyer Of Max Marstzek, has
commenced q suit to recover $4,000 from John H.
Maretze!k agreed to furnish musical artists to Mr..
Wardel for the concerts Of Miss Catherine Hayes,
and to receive 5000 per month. The agreement
to commence on the 1st of October, and to be re-
newabie for each month, at the option Of Mr..
Wardell at one weeks notice. It's alleged in the
complaint that Max Maretzek was always ready
to furnish the artists according to agreement, and
that the breach of contract is wholly on the side
Of the defendant, whereupon the plaintiff prays
Judgment for the said $4,000, with interest and
costs. As this complaint was only stated on the
9th inst, of course no answer has been put ON file.