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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
ATA sURROGATE'S COURT, held

IN IN and for the County u New York at the rogaes
Once the City OF New York on the First OF Ausust n
the wear one thousand eight hundred and Pre-
sent Alexander W Bradford Surrogate In the matter OF
the Application mortgage lease sell the Real Estate OF
JOHN PHELAN, deceased. On reading and hhns the
applcatinn Of WILLIAM X. TArTERsALL, Executor
Of the last III and Testament OF John pneian late of the
Cy of New York deceased, for authority To mortgage,
eas. r sell the Real Estate the SAID deceased for Inc
PAYMENT of his debts ordered that all persons inter-
estd IN the of the sand John Phean deceased ap-
near hefs the Surrogate Of the County NewYork at
bs Once IN the City of NewYork. the Fifteenth day
September next al ten O'Clock IN the forenoon OF hat
he given 10 the SAID Executor u mortgage lease or sell 70
much Real Estate Of the SAID John Pheian deceased
as shall be sufficient 10 pay his debts
az. A " BRADFORD. Surrogate
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ClTlZENS' FIRE INSURANCE
oiice of the
EROCERS' FIRE I\SI RA\CE co.

(,ROCERS' FIRE I\Sl RANCE co.
~ No 81 Wsll-st corner Of Pearls
CAPITAL 100000.
"A ,!ecucn held this day the following gentlemen
ses chosen Directors ot ths Company for the ensuing
Smen MeoIe, Moses Tayler. George Elder
nesl SheTman Marshall repOcn, Francis Sklddy,
fe,s Martin AeNanr II Grant Chas Rurkhaltsr,
Nuns Sow AsaS Porter James Il Wilson.
hspr Edev I>aac q Ts,lnr Wiiham Foster
Al subsequent meeting Of the Board, SAMPSON
aVOkE, ESQ, unanimously reelected President Of
"s SonpaRy. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
NeS'Nak. Feb. ;. 1851.
n b-lhs Company continues 70 insure Buildings Mer-
Nah1se. Household Furniture Vessels IN Port nc. on
nd pah giU
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4 the value thereof therein expressed
pOpOSED MATES OF SAILING.

cIgt ~
No 8 WaIl-st New York BROWN, SHIPLEY co.
Liverpool; T. G ROBERTS x co, No. 10 Kings Arms
Yard London. No Boulevard Montmart,e, Pans A.
above from LverpoOl Will be materially rednced
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

Il PASY-Only Through Line for CALIFORNIA and
OREGON. VIA HAVANA and CHAGRES fare reduced
On THURSDAY, Sept. II. AT p M.-The splendid steam
ship EMPIRE CITY. LOO tuns burden, Tanner. CON
mander viii sal on Thu RSDAf llth Of Sept as o.
clock precisely from her pier A. the iootof arrea
st Nor-h hveT with .he Government Mus Tor Chagres.
Via Havana connecting with the avorte L Mail steam
snip CALI ORNI, 20 leave Panama N or soou; the Isl
Of October.
Chasres passengers transferred a; Havana the splendid
dOnble-eBg1ne steamship FALCON -
For passage or freight apply AZ the Office Nos and IS
souih-st al ~ -est-st corner Warren-s, sDtSi
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Me6ifal.
-.~.>.o.-..f--.>---1>-------~---
tn THE PUBLIC

.,,,~~c.pD TO THE PUBLIC.-The
4 jan pronrietOr of the HULL'S TRUSS
~ hfnp" .a.fv-st has altered the form Of TRUSS
9's s.s :es'@ aSs 80 :ss 70 n e si
"a nd paDls ,ssr reach The canals being bounded
s.s throuFhO nd cross bone THE os-pubis have not
By the sn TTq:' and IN
80 hsrs.0He ,esul,s from the Of which are
~ rev Psds-s through then application confident
@ O% hernia and h, piDssT Gi ss
.,syus many -. shst perel Of time and the instru-
msn,s aid ASIDE h'" FREDERICK NJ. BUTLER,
vo yesey-st opposite St Pau's Church.
NI.,n attendance IL wait upon ladies. Chm
s-A.s sssn two weeks old, and invariably cured
SnS imMWkF'
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Markets BAL rraoRE. Aug 20.
Our markets are steady and quiet.
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DANK DEPATMENT-STATE

DAM DEPATMENT-STATE of
NEW. YORK ALBANY, August q, lSJL--Ihe
WITTY pI AIMS RANK Naples has ths day filed IL
tins oIce boce II the appointment of WILSON DEF
ENpORk Of the City Of NewlOrS, as agent Tor the re
dempiion of It's circulating notes together with reNoca
un II the appointment Of Bruce Young. of the CITY OF
Alhany such agreeable Ia the a.; EMIT I'll An
act To amtu the several acts relating 70 Incorporated
Ranks Banking Associations and Individual Bankers
AUS 6; DANIEL ST. JOHN Superintendent
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TACTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

i PANY-ONLY THROUGH LINE for SAN FRAN
CISCO, VIA CHAGRES d,rect-FARE REDUCED On
SATURDAY Sept y. MP M-rhe splcndd double.
engine Steamship GEORGIA, the largest ald fastest
steamer IN the World jeoo tnns. d. Porter. Z. s N
Commander all sail On SATURDAY Sept. u. al precise
" 3ooiock from her pier az the foot Of warren So
n r.. with the Government Mails. 70. CHACRES.
Passengers leaving the Georga Will connect with the
favorIfe United States Mail steamship CALIFORNIA, 90
sail from Panama " about the Is: Of Octooer.
For 7assnce apply II the Office, Nos 81 and IS South
AZ No III est corner Of War-sns 50. aura ISL
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"HE PENNSYLVANIA S T E A NJ
II SHIP co and LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP Co intend running theE new Steamships ~
Ely OF pITrsBURG. Zoo Capt W C. stotesbury
cry OF MANCHESTER, 2l25, Capt w. o Campbell
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910, Capt Robt. Letsh
CITY OF ,z222, Capt -.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursday, August @
CITY OF GLASGOW, THURSDAY September H.
CITY OF PITTSBURG. About September 70
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Friday, July as
CITY OF GLASGOW, Wednesday, August -
CITY OF PITTSBURG, About October IS.
RATES OF PASSAGE
PROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
s. loon 100 Dollars Saloon % Guineas.
Cabir...-...-..- 90 Dollars Cabin. 10 Gameas
These include Provisions and Stewards Fee, but
not Wines Liquors, which can be had "a board. The
Can accommodations table and attendance, Will be found
unsurpassed.
Fvt-cas steamships ply between Liverpool and 0as-
yow HavTe Rotterdam Leghorn, Marsellles and other
Mediterranean ports by which goods be shipped 70
Liyerpo and thence bv tins line to Philadelphia direct
Goods intended for New-Isrk and other places, VIA he
entered and forwarded by the Agent without charge aud
With economy aAd dispatch Those who wish 10 bring then
friends from Liverpool passage for them by any
these ships An experienced Surgeon will be earned on
ship Freight goods 6Os tun and prnaEs.
For freight or passage, apIry 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON, IL E,chanse-pace New YORK
and Nalnut-st.. Philadelphia
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS co. Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON L co. Glasgow IVA
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Steamships, A-e. for europe.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-Dra Line
Regular Packet Of 10Th seP,ember.-The splendid
and fsvor1te Packet Ship SIDDONS, Capt EDen Hnycs
Jr WIN AL as above. her regular day For ireisni or
Dassage having unfivaed accommo.i aisns, apply 70
SPOFFORD. TILESTON. CO.
,u2olm No IS SOuth-si
yTHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERl-
CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL. direct and between
ROsTON and LIvERPOOI--The Boston ships only CALI
nr AZ Halifax T. land and mails and passenger
ARABIA. Capt. AERlCA' y Ryre
PERSIA. Capt. - ECkOPA, Z u Lott
ASIA & n + y.dkIns NIAGARA, J Some
ANERICA y Shannon CANADA, W. HARRISON.
CAMBRIA, j Leltch
These vessels carry a clear white hight al masthead,
Green On starhoard how, red on port bow.
AFRICA from NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Aug. q
CANADA from BOSTON, " ednesday, Sept J.
ASIA from NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. Sept. 10
AMERICA from BOSTON. Wednesday. Sept. H.
NIAGARA from NEW YORK, " Wednesday, Sept "a
EUROPA fr0m BOSTON. "Wednesday. Oct. !.
AFRICA from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Oct g.
CANADA from BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct. -
ASIA from NEW YORK Wednesday. Oct %
II French German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought IN with BRUSH Goods. Through ois
of lading are gwen in Havre for Nev-YorS
Passage from New-Yerk or ~ton TO LiverPooi, Sl]V
Berihs secured until paid for
Freight Will he charged on specie beyond an amour" io'
expenses.
An e1perienced Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through inc
Post Office For freight passage. apply TO
E. CUNARD, Jr, IS Broaiway.
First Cabin sl20: Second CABIN. $40 auZIU
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Graprl for the North ano Uest.

NOTICE.-NEW-YORK and HAIR
l\IFM RAIIROAD-Open To Spencer's Corners --On
and after Monday Sept 1851 the trans Will leave City
Hall Y for Wassalc. Amcnia and Spencers Corners,
al 80 A NJ and $3.50 = NJ
Returning. will leave S.encers Corners Tor Al
SO A NJ ana NJ Amenla at % NJ and % p VI ;
Wassac Al 7lsAM and 233 p NJ. daily, Sundays eI
cepted until further notice
The Freight Tram vii leave Nev-fork al II clock VI
Returning Will leave Spencer's Corners at o'clock III
daily Sunday excepted "-New-York, Aug y, 1851
a12s lw n SLOAT, Snpt
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MORNING LINE for ALBANY
Nj The new and elegant steamer REINDEER. Capt
Albert Degrooi Will leave NewYsra from pier foot Of
Murrag-st iever MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRI
DAY MORNING at o'clock. and returning le.ve Albany
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS At the
same hour making the usual landings each way R Meals
served On board Fare to NewbuTgh and Poseepsle 50
cents y For further information apply 10 JAMES
BISHOP \ Co, No. Beayer-St. NewIoTk Iyi II
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roga,e of the County Of New YORK notice hereby CIV
en- 10 al usrsss HAVING claims AGAINST WILLIAM COL
MAN late Of the City Of NewYork deceased 10 present
the with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber AZ his Of
Zee 3C4 Broadway IN the City Of Nsw-York before
the twelfth day Of November nsItDafsd NewY0rk, the
10Th day Of May. 1881. SAMUEL COLMAN
nyls lawerMs Administrator.
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. : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

L :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
sSY-Fs NEW-ORLEANS direct va HAv ANA
FREIGHT AND FARE REDUCED On URSDAY,
Sspt II. al s'clock PM.-1he splendid Steamship EN-
PRE- CITY. l4CO tans burden. } Tanner, Commander
" 81 AL on THU RSDAY. SEPT. II. precisely O'Clock
NJ from her per tie loot CT Warrens,, Nth tire
Coy~um.nt Mails, direct for HAVANA and NEW Oa
LEANS -
Chagres passengers transferred Havana TO the splendid
4 uh,e- engine steamship FALCON
FREIGHT To NEW-ORLEAN> REDUCED To -
CFNTS PER CUBIC FOOT Specie only taken "a irsi-rt
10 Havana " bins vi lsdlug vii be slsnsi after tie
steamer has sailed.
B-Shipgers are requested to supply themselves with
tie C,upau.s Bills Il LaA.nE. which be had on
plcatlou al The oace Ne otAer form vii BE- signed
For CHI paSsags Apply AZ he Srloe oi TIE Co~'
suso; Sii n O ROBERTS.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
Arkausas-ConsyyS.

Johnson, Prssfos. JoaAsos' fresse',
iifs Is. r. tCst0a torsiNs ~ ~ tc"e"'
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WE OFFER for SALE, at FAIR
w RATES, the following SECURITIES Of the most
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Goal.

EOAL-S4 % PER TUN-The sub
~ ,crbsJ constantly receiving, drec; from the mines
Peach Orchard Black Heath and Lehigh COAL Of all th
usual SIZES VIZ Broken Egg Range and Stove and
ranted 70 be Of the very best quality which ne Offers r.
sale a, lower prces than before sold this market
JAMES l.. WORTH, No ~ Broadway,
lellu and Fourth, corner ThOmpsoh-s'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17

A Nouel Case.-A novel case was tried in the
U. S. Circuit Court, in Delaware, last week. before
Judges Taney and Hall. 1t appears that in lS4s
or '49, the Sheriff of Queen Anne's county, Md,
levied on the property of man in that county
named Stull, in whose possession the property
Consisting of 20 head of horses, mules, wagons
etc., was left until the day of sale. In the mean.
time, the teams were taken 10 Kent county, Del
to haul timber, where they were seized and sold
for Sl700 by the Sheriff of that county, who alst
held an execution against Ssnll, Notwithstanding
he was informed they had bee, ,,,.- g.
OF the latter county, after making the levy, had
special property in the goods, and that the subse
quent seizure and sale were invalid. Verdict fol
the plaintiff Ss7l 63, being the sum due the Mary
land creditors.
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MORE THAN
10000 PER SONS
HAVE REEN CVIREnl

TT Is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea of the which has attended the
administration OF the All Healing Ointment for the six
months II perfectly astonishing witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this medicine No could
cnnceive that medicine possessed much and
had power heal many diseases But it known
that tens Of thousands have been cured friends will begin
that there would not be single family in America who
would live day without possessing box of
McAllister's All-Healimg Ointment,
if they but knew its virtues.
MoAters All. Healing Ointment restores pespraton in
the system. by this opens those through
which carries oil the impurities Within and thus
heves the body of diseases. thus that
ton, teve scronla eryspeles asthma salt rheum, sick
headache Qunsy throat rheumatism, scad head, pains
in the Chest side and back dyspepsia, pos0ns breast
deafness, erup0n eyes, inflammation VI the
bowels kidneys and brain burns, chblan.. piles. worms
cold feet Liver complaint ucefs, and all fever sores
and inflammation OF every kind.
Grand Depot, lH Fulton street, NewYork. For sale by
ap15 3m IL Magazine street
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE H. 1851

on the redoub and that it must be carried. He gave
his orders with coolness. Most of the men had but
one round of ammunition, and few more than three.
They were directed TO reserve their fire, until the
British came within twenty yards. At this dis
tance, deadly voley was poured upon the ad
vancing columns, which made them waver for an
instant, but they sprang forward, and the Amer
lean fire began to sacken.
The columns of Clinton and Pgot reached po.
sition on the other side of the redoubt, in which
they were protected, and all three sides were at
tackled at once. Col. Prescott ordered the men who
had no bayonets to retire to the back part and fire
on the enemy as they appeared on the parapet. But
the defenders had spent their ammunition. The
redoubt was soon scaled. Gen. Pigot mounted on
corner of it, and was followed by his men. The
conflict was now hand to hand. The British con.
tnued TO enter, and Col Prescott ordered retreat
before overpowerng numbers. He was among the
last to leave-was surrounded by the British, who
made passes at him with the bayonet, which he
skillfully parried with his sword He stepped of
with his sword up" The British, with loud cheers,
took possession of the works, and delivered de-
structive fire upon the retreating troops. At this
period the brave General Warren was slain. He
mingled in the fight, and behaved with great
bravery, even to rashness and was among the last
to leave the works, and had proceeded but a few
rods when ball struck him in the forehead and
he fell to the ground. Gen. Warren had exer.ed
great influence in the battle. He had been elected
Major General on the 14th June, but had not re-
| ceived his commission on the day of the battle.
Col. Gardner was killed while at the head of his
troops, galanty fighting and covering the retreat.
At the railfenc the troops still maintained their
ground, under Coils. Stark, Read, and Capt Knowl-
ton, aided by Lieut. COL Ward. The line was
nobly defended and this force saved the main
body, who were retreating in disorder from the
| doubt, from being cut off by the enemy. When
| they perceived Col. Prescotts force had left the
hill, they retired in good order. The whole body
of Americans were now in full retreat-the greater
part the top of Bunker Hill. The brow OF
the hill was place of great slaughter. Gen. Put
nam rode up TO the rear of the retreating troops,
and urged them to renew the fight The veteran
| Pomeroy, with his shattered musket in his hand
and his face to the foe endeavored to rally the men
1t was not possible TO check the retreat. The field
was lost, but American freedom and independence
| Uere secured.
Thus ended this bloody day. The Americans
lost 14O killed, 27l wounded, and 30 taken prison
ers. The British loss admitted, in the officia
accounts, to be 226 killed. 1928 wounded-total
024 The Americans set it down at fifteen
hundred
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

To- We have just received per EXPRESS and
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERlES, SOAPS
COSMETICS etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine
stock which, feel satisfied will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the mos, exquisite Flowers;
CoLoeEEs, from the French, German. and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS Of every variety and odor;
POMATUMs, from the manufactures Of Lubin Dupuytre,
Rousse and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS OF every description;
POWDER Boxes AsO PufFs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc.
Together with an extensive assortment of
HAIR Brushes, ToorH BRUSHES.
CoMBs, NAIL BRUSHES, etc.
~ For sale at p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
faIU If corner Camp and (:rayier sts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17

THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
leans exciting the attention OF the Board of Heath
and th Medical Faculty, has led to full investigation
the reot and compilation by Dr.. Simonds of the
cal tables of hygiene and moruary facts which laid
fore the community in of lectures Lyceum Hall
BY careful examination of the comparative health and
mortality bills of Boston and New Orleans at different
rods. discovered in both places within
the last three four and the tact mainly attributable
to increased cleanliness, induced by Shower Bathing.
In Boston. five years ago, Hydropaihy became mania
and the SHOWER BATH atiording the most econ omca
and convenient mode OF Treatment, was readily adop ed
Hence the improved health OF that city. The increased
health and consequent dminnton of the mortuary bills
New Orean greatly Attributable to the of the p r
RYAN BATHS by at least SIX THoUs AND PERSONS who
Notwithstanding the hot weather which they exposed
manifest by their ruddy iaces cheerful feelings and elias
steps, degree of health OF which be assured unes
they the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS. which arr
for sale at the manu- tacturer's, Il. WOOD PERRY,
je3 I'm 81 Magazine street.
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SHAKESPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,
ono E...sL Sx..ssx H.. A.ls<...s

SU5 L1T01 otTbef, IVHIU OTttuNS.
WHEELER, GEDDES Il CO, would res
w peetfuly inform the pnbc tina, they prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
ENGINES, of all descriptions; also, Draning, Planning,
and Saw Mill N MACHINERY and RAiLROADW WORK,
such Turn Tables Stay Plates Switches, Chairs,
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having Lahes Of sizes to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work of almost all kinds.
Orders for Columns, Pipes Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and D0C
and Tomb Ralng Shafts and Pulleys, Axles and Boxes
Grders Stove Plates. Venlaors. Sash Weights etc., will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department fitted up to enable workmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations puncualy attended to, which
please address to
WHEELER. GEDDEs & CO.. New0r!sans. La.
J. F. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
s. SWOOP.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-17
NEW MUsIC,:.NEw MUSIC.

TYLER IL HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
l. Store 80 Camp street have just received from Nz57p
The North Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU. EsSS
SIC from various composers, and suitable to play XxsK
Of all grades Among these pieces may be found 3S
the following beautiful compositions. VIZ: "a
Drinking Song" from Macbeth, by Verdi; the eele.
the St Charles Theatre by Signora Parod; Fantase
Sgnor Beet,s favote al, Of Sulla pooa aetmio brick
bohemian Girl; -" Souvenir de venne,'" Mal,z " etc.;
all by Suakosch. Good bye poka;" Myscsts Polka; %
Mountain Daisy" Jetty Trefiz's grea songs Polkas
Marches Watzes Songs Opera,c Sketches, etc., in great
quantities.
EV- Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
my27 TYLER & HEWITT, 80 Camp street.
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GENUINE Meascuns Warehouse /,
No. ISL Chartres st. NsW Orleans.

WRIGHT h CO. having resolved to stand unrivaled in
department Of their busnes have agreed with the
Medicines throughout United States to keep
stanty supplied with fresh and ample rates
far below the usual market prices By this they
enabled offer for the inspection Of purchasers the o
extensive which be found this ohes
city. Having had experience in the purchas
and sale Of Patent Medicines they have acquired taei,s
Tor this particular department. the most liberal
ags .esfza
handsome his investment, either WhotesdIe
VIZ Az may be
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDlCTN ES,
be furnished Dealers from twenty
five cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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SODA WATER.
PuRE--No Lead Poisoning.

IT s. WATERMAN, Qate Holmes Il Co..
SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANuFAC-
TURER No 80 Carondele street, Gravier, offers
furnish his former and oher retailers with PURE
Soda Water aud Mead, and calls particular attention to his
Block Tn Cooler Pipes mprovemen absolutely
a, proven by deveopements Of the detsrous
effects produced by Soda Water drawn through lead pipes
T;s. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waten. sarsa
para etc. etc., in glass bottles. Oiders for shipment in
any quantity carefully and promptly attented and de-
vered without extra charge for drayage. E1 Soda Water
Apparatus constantly on hand Tor sale. apl 3n
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EDUCATION.
MUSIC.


NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors bslosg Posdras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
D.e ssaa"s osP 3" PhSS tfs sFts SRffFfEs M
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. at the
a1sys sna fsna es sGr' ,s% yD Co.
Gilbert 20, and the best q other makers
Semi Grand p.1Of nS from snm sn hs:r and Pe's
Square Pienos from Gilbert, Duiham, WIN. Hal & Son,
The ;esSes prize Piano. from VIM ha Son. Broad
Melodeons from to octavos.
Fgrlor Organs IN nch carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra. on Organized Piano.
New style Of Guas. Of rich and varied patterns. of
Tomas %IssI make; axe.
Improyed Aecoreens warranted mot to get out Of tune
III bla. le9aneng ny from double nas 70 a0-oge'hef with
M1 Assb F. III Trust E ia1 hs CHI cSas. of the establish.
nsnt md IN be at all times ready to wait his numerous
room has been fitted up for the especial use Of the ladies'
ss can Away III have sd s'
MUSIC AND MUSICAL ALINsTRUMKNTs.-Th
lvl subscribers would respectfully request your AaoA
attention 70 their large and extensive stock OF Mu-
and also to their well selected assortment Of Piano
Eores from the tsc,ores Of the first makefs in the
suins. for voIn Guitar, Harp. vioinceo. Doubls B.
voln., Flutes. Guar, Accordions. Bra. instruments
Piano Fens Wire, Tunns Hammess, Forks. etc etc. and
every article connected With the Music Business
liberal discount made dealers and professors. and
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in part payment
ali The new Music received from the North as soon pub
The entire Music Department will be under charge Of
Mi. Ii. ID. HEWITT. New Orleans. La, Oct S
oa5 dtf&WA II. D. HEWITT.