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OF Women-Twentieth Edition lsms, pp 9O-Priee SI.
hsa Of suffering physical and mental anguish May
band might have been spared smeIy possession of is
work 10 intended especially for the married. or thoss
contemplating marriage as IL diseioses important secrets
whifh sh0uld be Known 70 them partieularly
nG,s rne.e health does NOT permit Of An increase Of
Here also every fsmslethe wife, the mothsr-the enc
either budding into womsnhood the other In the decline
eyenrs in whom nature eontemp important change,
san dseever the causes symptoms aud the most sesns
retees and most serAin mode Of rlsipt
te whioh her ssx Is subject.
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Dp. A. n. EarRfcrAu:-
Nv DEAR SIR NY wife hssb been rerceptbiy sinking FOG
sons fes In consequeree Of her greaean
sush and suffering months before and during
haeuent successive and dehiltst4pG
and vhsh the last occasion despaired Of sup
rsset this state Of things inevitable, and resigned
self 20 meet the At this time, (now about
months heard your book highly Apoi Of ing
csnnotesrres TO YOU se relief Afforded my distrssed
mind sid the joy ~ impaired my wife.
ing that the great discovery Of Besoesux provided
remedy l'opeTSd MRect 70 me- witch little conceived
pass,d my head, n all human probsbsy N .iss
wculd have teen in her crave. and children lett mo-
theriess
lis ofeours mrrseuessie 70 convey more fully N. 90
rous suhees treated Of ss they are OF nature srtly
intended ter The srried or those mArr1ss
Ter sale ~ - Drotevsy and At the publishing nee n
Liberty street New York Little Co. Albany; esph
Iusker Nozzle. Alabama; e. D. Peterson. 81 CstsIas
On me receipt Of ST. etpy win he transmitted ~ -
free Of postsre 10 of the uaited states All letters
Tn; b sasrsssed post fsd Dr. A. M Msareeas, t5I
l14, New ork city. Ofee. lz Liberty street.
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MEDICAL.

CEsTAIs CURE FOR CUTANEous CANCER
- Persona afflicted with this disease will be cured IA tsv
weeks wtheut paying anything until the cure has taken
place. fsSm syU to 81 90 seeorainx 70 agreement
will forfeited should the fail Arrly BIZ letter.
tng place Of meeting, Box 1896 Post once. N. Y.
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DH CONfEKS INyIGoRATlNG SohDIAL- FHh
~ only remedy for those SD affections Of body and MA
ihcarscftatinr fer society business msrmony reset
INA trCu sel abuse 81 bottles three bottles for 50 WITH
iuf s.tant sayice 10 ara srre. Sold 10
TAlgd svsaus. a8 Broadway and ~ B,wery Dr. Csavcrs
work syrhi self abuse, and all
diseases sale above. iseory-Pcstpsid, forwarded
10 the ccuatry.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO
Az Broadway, above Grand street-epen every night
during the week vnt further notice. The original and we'll
tnosn Christys hinstrels comprising ian efficient and
sse corps OF talented and expe.isneed performers;
s city for of yeara have been received
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable Audiences
Tickets 20 cents. Doors st a. and will
~ o'clock The patrons Of Christys kinstres respect
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon dis
continued.
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WASHINGTON CROSSING THE pELAwARE.-THIs
great national picture BY Lsutle. is now exhititiag
with immense st the Stuyvesant Institute, oo9
Broadway Admission 25 cents; Children l2 cuts Sea-
sen tickets SO cents. Open frsm A. u. to 10 Z. M
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tMEsTs OF srEcrE AND BUluos, TO Nov. 1sr. 1881

Totals. :. .a5727, 900 4o,e57,522 s33o26.
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OFEN EVERY NIeur-rELLows. MlNsrRnLs, AZ

OPEN EVERY NIGHr-rELLOws MINsTRELs, AT
~ feiows' New Musical Hall, 4i4 Broadway between
Howard and Grand streets justly celebrated an Ell
eent corps OF talented and expeenced performers under
tie sole management of j. b. Fellows whose this
city for the past have been received with the greatest
syor by the elite and fashion from all parts the Union
Fellows Musical Hall is Of the most spacious aud
ventated buildings In the world Admission cents Doors
at concert TO at ~ o'clock. after
concert Wednesday and Sa day for the
cial alton o'cIoct
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I sToRICEhrL.s FRIEND GREAT sUcc cEss.-4gs
n ,ho Soria Cure. II tso Ssy vitSev. nsrsn,.
trst Hundreds are cured monthly ty M nekhs Prs,
81 large visl With beck Depot, Or WARDS, 70 Cknsl
street corner of Broadwsy Aavice-Gve no fees Dr.
ward receives none, and no Doctor diseases better
MECHANICAL EADICINE.-DvD DIR LANEYscURA.
Nl tive Instrument, the only nfaufte remedy esisSrs
for those derorate inhrmies resulting from early iprc
gr hsests sor Zee sale AZ his see 81 syersrd street
I prtcus address frostrsidl nor lag nrosdwsv Fos,
CTa Nv be T. Inves " teve,e st,ezAcu "a
hltsssS ssrrlatzs.
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Specifications
For laying Brick Pavement. Caro and Gutter
Stone, and three feet paced supports on North
side of CLAIBORNE, bot. Common and Canal
streets.
Brick PAVEMENT OF THE FooTwAys.-These walk
pavements shall bemade with lake bricks lad IN herring bone
with it. The joints between the bricks must be well filled
with this sans and s Se q
where Of sufficient height shall be ent up oroHen anu Te
sscn a on %ss owsds ns
foot he ground where too low, shall be filled up BY The
There shall be bsdns Of " inches Of sharp sand under
the bricks which shall be properly bedaea nee IN M
hollow paSss aa a he viii
e furnished " the eoH,,aStot
have hand which shall be furnished to the contractor az
hs prices at which the N % NOV Sv
the contractor, from the depos, AT his own expense.
Guar sroEs THE aR SHt, S@s shs
from feet long of Connecticut blue granite stone
II of the latter face be dressed to the lower edge ct
70
down21s inches and the ends well iointed
They must be well good joints and w0rkmanlike
manner end with apertures lett where desired Tor
draining os by means Of cutters passing 3 the
out the work. according 10 the directions and levels wncn
p sy o oo %
of the adjoining houses be sody fixed and backed IN the
ing Of bricks behind The curb usually experienced from
negligence in this respect And no c9ro stone less hah On
respond with he grade having in case less than inches
Of curb below the upper surface of the adjoining gutter
curbng and gutter stone to be proposed ior or estimated by
the square foot oil curb. 800
The gutter shall be IA inches width, well set upon
foundation lake shells sharp sand not less than inches
in thickness, well graded and properly rammef bottom
paved support OF ronnd stone iee wide shall be lad
Shells and covering of same Or OF gravel inches
deep, and have the intersiices well filled herewith
The whole work to be finished within ninety days from
date contract, and security given in the amount OF
thousand dollars for faithful performance of the contract
Payments be the ceftlhchte oil the surveyor
the work progresses lows That portion due by the
property holders be paid by them the contractor who
shall be subrogated the rights of the Municipality, and he
remainder by the Municipality.
Bids will be received square yard for brickmg per run
foot ior curb stone.
1t is further un ersnod that the prices charged by the
tractor Tor such curb and gutter be sold hin
by the Municipality shall correspond witt the which
he takes this portion of the material. HUGH GRANT,
Suryevor of the Second Munlcipslity
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VErfcr.-Venice

7 VENICE.-V enic6 III a IduyflntH-~
thsS6 NO city like il in the world. 1t always was
an ulinSslgible place, and is still unintelligible
1t contains population Of $4,000 Inhabitants
located in 27,91S houses There are one hundred
and twelve religious establishments. OF bridges
chiefly Of marble, there are three hundred and six
The city is seven miles in circumference. The
grand canal is three thousand feet wide. Horses
are unknown, and the largest animal to be seen is
a dog. The city is built on seventy five small
islands, with pile and stone foundations for the
buildings. The church of "Santa Maria de Ia
Saiute0 was constructed in 1881, as monument
Of thanksgiving for the cessation of great pesti-
lence, and rests upon one million. two hundred
Thousand piles This church contains one hundred
and twenty statues. 1t is said that in Venice there
are thousands who never saw hill, or wood or
an ear Of corn growing, a vineyard, or green
field, or horse and carriage.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is ac&nowIedged By the true nten Of Amertca to
be the quickest mud most eGeetual ren1edy
for The cure Of patn 0ad the renaoual
Of IT'S cauSs, in tile Vorkd.
PAIN
S the warning given of the presence OF disease,
ard the @ Of the To stop pain
nerves. give vtsy and healthy action 10 The nerv
OF disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the Instant relief Of pain and
to strengthen nvgotlte and to regulate the action Of the
since Radway's Ready Relief has beoone popular reme
~ It now prescribed by physicians in every place as the
Neuralgia, Tie DouIoursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain,
certify thai one Or two applications of RADwAYs READY
ashEr externally ssd % droP at desc ate nay have
pangs OF pam oil
in fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely in twenty
four hours It has cured during application II will
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes.
Neuralgia.
has STOPPED the pain in few minutes It's continued use
disease, ''"
Paralysis
Or nervous prorailOn, relax Of The mnseles-n 80
cases GU OF 1OO i will restore the use of the limb few
hours i strengthens warns, and nygoraes every muscle
Pains in the Bones.
Az pains and all aches feel lis wonderful soothing and
instantly arftSS the most
Jumping Tooth-ache.
u VIII stop the tantazng Oo-ache seconds
This thousands of attest Nervous pains OF
Relief
Sick Headache.
9s9 cases ont OF 1000 will free from pain minutes and
the continued use according directions will positively cure
to- Pnce-5O and rs cents ~
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As beautifier of the Skin.
u SURPRISES every thing Of the kind in the world il removes
hedness ninpe Botches, Pustules, Cetters Rash. II
lar Erupon HimpaTs health the skin and beauty the
complexion Asa nrsery and Toilet Soap, it is beyond the
reach OF rivalry, and Tor Shaving purposes the best
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap therefore Is
the cheapest and bet the world. Price % cents
large CAKES engraved wrappers and the signature OF X u
Railway upon each wrapper.
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is a beautfuI head of LatINYtant H0IT.
Radway's Cfrcassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who desires beau1l aflicis 10
dress Their HAIR advised To make use oil hhawa} III
MIR tonnes and preparations. First cleanse sGhp rom
dandruf gives tone and vgor to the roofs anu p hVe-
CRATES 10 healthy acton the OF ie when gives 10 me
har healthy and forces the hair to grow II cures
Badness stops the hair from falling out, makes ine
strong, soft and glossy keeps from turning gray or beGo
ing dsc0ored. IL truly luxury to dress TIE mar with hl7
~ Spd by j. WRIGHT u co.
i6l Charities Il
anIO eod&W Iy e. n. MORRISON.
IL Magazine ST.
T INSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Lnseed
NATHAN JARVIS n co.
mhs u corner Magazine and Common SIS
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~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charities street
mhi7 Il siap ''' ~ ]. W SMITH, Superintendent.
New Orleans and Carroiiton Railroad.
Ia III "a go -
CARROLLTON LINE-Departure OF Trains
HOrs cursIlapssi a NJ, and hafpa.
M inclusvely in summer, and until quar- r pust IN
FROM cARRoLLToN:
Horse GaTsS A n. and md 10 p NJ boor n7
M. ncldsivey in summer, and until hafpsst P. in
Fare5 cents Children under i2 years and servants lOc
smmer arr 3 soeo ans on re third Mon
Lafayette Line.
These to and from The Depot No. Is BarOnne
In winter. from Iaiaye! g ~ AM
IN Su!"e'' from heboy' Is ljsronne TX AM
After which the leave each and fifteen minutes
Then, at 81, 8. 10 and IL p M, from the Depot
Fqrs-IO cents. children under IL years, hall, price
etc, supplied when required. mh3l ly
PLANTATION DRUG STURE-The sub.
l. seriber would respectfully call the attention of ul
planters, physean, and Others, 10 his stock of DRUGS
Msnes sli, GmEMloALs ETC. all Of whieh7he9g
he doubts not he found on oNamnaoS sasacrory a1 re-
card: Gnay and The prices shall be as low as those of
| 40. THUS. kANhlN, Druggist and Apotheoafy,
| mh3l limos corner camp and PoydTas sts
| EsROOnLSS WAkEiOls E CoMPANY.-Tne
in readiness receive PRODUCE from he WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT n intended for re-
shipment Having sOO feet front the nver with wbavea
IN front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage the weather. ample
rotsn WI be found he dscbargnx OF sepners A.,
| loading Of ships "''
Charges fixed vey rates. and every accommodate
Ton offered TO the Merchants IN the city the Shippers
te upper county II is the wish OF the ompany to eoua
the oonVenlenoeso OF the Atlantic Dock, OF New York
in transmitting Mecha Idse are invited
| 10 vlsltthe premises. ~
Office eorner of Magazine aag Lafayette streets, New Oh.
stsaton Cos r. F. Siehos' '''' 'o' Co.. =; = y "
A GENCY OF THE OFALLON STEAM
I MILLS, St logs-We will always be supplied with
stock 81 tnis cloles brand OF Flour. $3.50
oil VT FERn KENNETH q co 80 Magazine St
The Kentucky Military Institute,
L ERECTED by d Board Of Visitors appointed
-. hy us state Is under The immediate super So
Wx,1en ", OF Sols T. L. Z. ALLEN and L. -l<
~ ". 1890 both distinguished graduates of -
aiueu ny NJ aoe ann efficient Faculty The sIuy
u seG tu' apparatus extensive; building. Commo
alslpnhe eAaet location every desirable at Franlm
Springs SIX miles from Frankfort noted for heah and aI
empuon from bad Influences means in brief ampe IN,
thorough classical, scientific and practical einsaion NJ Il
daily exercise by dTl OF field connected th H.,
studies. 10 strengthen the body while cuvang tie mental
and moral man. Studies continued cotton during yac,
hon--July and August Entire chsge esq per semi
session, able advance the Treasurer T. "A T,vTop
Esq, Cashier OF the Bank Of Kentucky, at Frankfort
Address either Superintendent Kentucky Military In.
ISignedl P. DIDi.EY, Aie Gen and PEI Board
~ Further information can be furnished the Grescent
cihee. ap5 ltswSWeOs Iy
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, March Is, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution that will adiudicate the lowest bidder
at my office, on MONDAY, the 18th pr prox., at IL
o'clock M the for furnishing all the mate
rial and laying the sidewalk the lower side OF Claiborne
street, between Common and Canal streets. The whole in
accordance with plans and specifications to be furnished by
the Surveyor fmh2q1 A. ID. CROssMAS. Mayor,
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OFFICIAL.
of New Orlean

MARCH 2S, 1851.
Sitting Of Tuesday, March Is. 1851.
WHEREAS, Sundry citizens, property holders
w and residents of the Seventh Ward, have petitoned
this Council to have the sidewalks laid on the lower side Of
Clahorne street. between Common and Canal streets be
Rescued That the Mayor be authorzed and requested
after giving days notice in the Official paper to sell at
material, and laying the sidewalk on the lower side Of Cla
to be done in accordance with existing ordinances and
ab pcasns be furp,hsd oy the b and
certificate OF the Surveyor the work progresses as follows
That portion due by the pro holders 70 be paid by them
to the c0utracto who will be sub0gated TO the rights of the
Municipality and the remainder to be paid by the Munich
pality ISienedl JAMES II. CALDWELL. President.
fSrnedi A ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True COPY !: II. BIER, Clerk.
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LETOURNOS
C e l. z b X A II e ID 20 G IL CANDY.

100000 Reward for a more effectual remedy for
The care OF COuGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, IN
FLUENzA, CosUMPTIOS, GROUP
SORE THROAT.
EHE extraordinary success OF the bETOURNO
L CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY, in the cure OF
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Influenza, ConsUmpton Group,
and Sore Throat him in recommending those
who may be afflicted and certain remedy, and
being unsurpassed by thing of the kind Every family
should be supp ed with it, be used preventive
of Coughs, Coda, 1t is only eicacious in its
exercise, bn rendered paaabe the taste. that chill
dreu will without the least coercion. II no quack
nOsIum, but genuine remedy of known and established
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
P. l.. M ASSEY, Apothecary
corner Camp and Gravier streets.
So Dealears supplied liberal discount as Agents for
IETURNO. jal0 ostf 2. L.. MASSEY.
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HO, RED HEADS AND GRAY.

ENAeT INDIA HAIR DYE colors The Heir and s Sk.
u Any by occasionally using this Dye his Hal
aciured BY the ceebra ted Chemist Dr. COMsToCK author
Comstsct Chemistry Philosophy, and by him
color the Hair without njurng without
the Skin. 1t il sold in New Orleans only by
mill en- j. WRIGHT & co. Isl Charities ST.
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,


rs regular graduate OF Natures wide Botanic
l. Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made study of Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily patients than other physician in New
{
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SADDLERY, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA
and TRUNK Warehouse.
< ROBB " co. No, 60 Gravier street. are con-
~. stantly receiving from Philadelphia and JTyS ~
The Il, 'i 9l eo%DIses sAnRLEsy .sIa W
etc. INDIA RUBBER GooDs, TRAVELLING and PACKING
Also "A fine assortment of BUFFALO Ronxs.
Nv PLANTERS aud dealers are invited TO call. la2o bm
sADDLERY WARgHDGsE.
wBs9s n a Ssdf@ ot1s lore cattle HSaa
t tsn aiG .,rsst 8 Magazine near
-. MAGlE 81 KNEAsss ~ M - an
SEss % q sshs o al Hd Tad
and Findings for the Trade Plated Saddery Ware Coacf
Military G9ods.
NswI IN great variety. together with Military J. \
flnsas'B dona ace s ana Il EGSSs Gss
-,1a---szs. Flafs, Buntngs, etc VI u
Regaiia and JewsI.,
For nMas9ns' odd feow and son' Of Temperance, Work
* rs y M ass' S BoG1 ssaf
steam FsSf1s HI iSBf3s' 5U i4ifIsi
- VII f H9ases sa he sna me Goods 'nd p
Up Great tndneenlents VII be offered, aps lyDW
SADDLERY STORE-SMtTu IL BkorHER,
.r SO s and Z. caos sosss Ss% ossrs
Goods in their line in the Southern county, com "
sADDLEs-More than 500 varieties of English, Ameri-
cas GhSHp%bi1p Spanish Mesicqn and Side SADDLES
Brides Bride Fittings. Marnsais, t Gi@b s sarSn
A&1 Ees. sunnp Leathers. Extra, Reins Hitch Rens,
~. mARNEss-C oueh. Gig and Buggy Harness,
collars, bray and Wagon sadlss Hames, Blind brides and
Pl9n,Tt Sk Gear Of every escTptiSn l.ssa II
IIg 6ni.h va's' and Carpet B7s'' ali styles
sEA sh HAaRMaE# EA%PffF
esfLE ssfTTHIRR' E Md Rs so
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Dr. FryerS CUE Of q Ca5lcef
Having Just been ee tualy cured of inveere Cancer
by Dr. Fryer, Indian Doctor, 30 Frenchmen street, Third
Municipality deem il act Of duty to the Furthermore
particularly that portion of them who may have been afflicted
have been-of justice Dr. Fryer, and of gratitude
my parto state briefly the facts OF and my full
old. Sixteen since, cancer commenced to grow
my right hand, the joint OF my wrist. Day by day.
month by month"; year by year, continued grow under
mining my health, till it well nigh made life blrde.t to
AT different times it ed by physicians of dis
ngushed professional repue and although they CAUSED
to undergo The most excucatng pain derived no benefit
from their abOrsindeed, they seemed but TO increase the
vrulence OF At length, brought by pain and
consequent debility TO the of the grave put myself
under the advice and treatment of Dr. Fryer From the first
day did by health began to revive, and now having
suffered, while his patient comparatively but little pain
without knife having been applied the cancerit is
thank God, entirely Temovedthe wound is healed up anc
my health is restored. FRANCES ROBINSON,
Parish of Livingston, La.
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

r.
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Breast B'onhs, Shortness of Breath
Pain in the Chest weakness and Bleeding at the Lungs
PapitaOn OF the Heart Dspepsia Costiyeness and Piles
Pains in the Back SPINAL legtoqs, Falling Of e Bowels
Proapsus Ute or Bearing Down. lnegn Painful or Pro
fuse Menstruaon tendency Abortion and Painful Pres.
nancy and the bad shape incident Child bearing and do
siton to Dropping, Loungng and WEAKNESS; Habiua Bill
ious Co c Sea Sickness and Chronic Dariha and ali ea
rinesses pecu liar to Males or Females 49, " W.
e.ss- Sold only by DIR; II ERMAN, Agent for the
south at hs office, 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, New Or
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace at MRS SHER.
MANS, 20 Nayndes Street mhl4 lyd&W
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THEY HAVE COME.

TT Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of onr ST. RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last to hand and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Gail
and them. For sale by
felo tt P.L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gravier sts
PERRYAN SHOWER BATHs-I have on
= hand an extensive assortment OF SHOWER b AfHs,
'f
tY~ Shaver Baths repaired. mhi2
packages chAFE great variety of pattern.
are ffs g Ss
WINDOW GLASS-l5OO boxes OF various
Sizes in store M SaT Fl al Io Ix;R x CO.
mh4 If corner Magazine and Common
r .EMON SYRUP-2O0 boxes, asuperior article,
hs e, sale low by NATHAN JARVIS .n CO
WHITE LEADS tons, from the best North
" ''a "'''''''a Sar f. ~ jSXSRvls co.
mia If corner Magazine and Common SITS,
RRlCKs-l0,O0O New York Bricks, just landed
ap9 iwis 'N'' WIN. J. DEWEY. IS Gravier st.
+ HAMPAGNE-lO baskets Lion d Orr Cham
mh ssns '4nOns 'na s al y WOLFE IS Camp st.
| SALT-Just received fine cargo OF Liverpool
salt T beGSs sS aS Ss Lets TO suit purchasers either
| IN % boxes Underwood's Tomato ketehup;
q 90 90 DO DO M Ma,R%s aaS o
~''''' "''1 ''' K. NJ MoALPlN. y Canal street Row,
| ola u and ~ Common street.
lnUFFIELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
~ bbls Duifed's new Hams:
y bSls do do extra Su suesI-cured Joes'
Landing S ss .,s an eso1se'own and for ale
| X. NJ. McALPlN,
as 20 Common ST. and Canal Row.
CTAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ 800 boxes Star Candles, Is, SIS and 4's;
| r. 100 quarter casks Port Wine. For sale by
Tel T. RYoN. Is Old Levee ST.
GOSHEN BUTTER-36 kegs Orange Count,
and for sale BY WM. j. DEWEY. IS Crave St
CASSIA, CASSIA BUDS-25O mats and
aps '' '0' ''s y = HART co 70 Toboupioulas. st.
InUiNINE-1S00 or, landing ex banks Convoy
Marshal Ney and ship William. ior sale by the case
. app e. j. HART 4 co IS Tehoupionlas st
CANTON GINGER-25 cases fresh, just re
| ~ eelvsd IN store, for sale by
= aps A. F. COCHRAN. q Tehoupouss st.
TEA-5oo. half chests superior Pouchong, il
aps II. COCHRAN. a rohouaitOulas si
CIGARs--2OO,OoO Cuba and Short Skies, il
avs 0's anu '' a 'a f. COCHRAN. 81 rchouptoua. st.
A MONTILLADO SHERRY-A very choic
lot, with the favore brands IN packages of four dozs
each. Tor sale by tOhS TooI.E. Is Bank Place.
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