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for nsuring this and IL the last wish Of diving man
commands any respect entreat that inquiries may
DC MADE on the subject left my home after selling
every thing and giving ont that starting for
egn country My property is all realized .and the bank
notes which it has produced will have yesterday reached
the hands OF m honest father Of family whom il will
render happy have managed that he should be gno-
rant Of their Having no further business in this
world am going, Good bye (signed)-An Original ~
Speaking of temperance, it was not bad idea
with the Ancents. when wine prohibited by law to
the women of ancient Rome that their male relatives had
the right OF ascertanng by tasting their lips whether
the forbidden liquor had passed in We should have
objection this law re-enacted We should like to
be one Of the lip police.
DR.. Trotter was recently forced to lecture on
Entomology by parcel OF men in Dallas county Ala and
after he had concluded they carried him to the public
square and there made bonfire of his books and pamph
let's told him if he did not leave in fifteen minutes
from that time, he should share the fate.
Madame Schroeder Devrient, now Baroness
Won Bouh the celebrated prma donna of the Dresden
opera who was charged with being implicated in the last
inrrecton in that city has been pardoned by the King
OF Saxony condition of her paying the costs Of the
proceedings commenced against her
The London Literary Gazette says it is a
curious fact that several able botansts explored
sided in the gold regions Of California of the in
cations of the precious metal before the rush to the
dggings, but "yere too much absorbed in the delights
of their peculiar pursuits to think Of grubbng for
lucre''
The new bank at Rollinsford, N. f., went in
to operation the LIST inst-ram r. Robertson Prcsi
dent and William H. Norton Cashier. Its bills are from
the NewEngand Bank Note Company, and make very
neat appearance There six banks in the county
Of STAFFORD
Dodge, the vocalist, who was some years since
presented with 1.-THE ugly mans jacknfe, recently met
uglier and gave up the prize He thought Of
doing the honor but had looking glass present
and Dodge had to keep the tool
DR.. Edward Banks, Syndicus and Secretary
to the Senate of Hamburg frequently employed by that
city in important diplomatic missions has died in switz
erand where he travelling for the restoration Of his
health. 4
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EvcorNIEu BEARs,-The Lancaster On II J
Democrat gives account of an encounter in that town
ard other nine years old, the of Chaa
Sweeney. who absent from home About thirty
rods from the house, whilst engaged in getting wood
they attracted by the barking of the dog about
twenty rods from them Thinking there might be game.
the eldest took loaded gun, and the youngest
and went the tree where the dog The youngest
discovered small hole in the ground and thrust therein
fsnke handle, when presently out came bear
The sldest boy fired, and wounded the bear in the
breast The relishing his entertainment
defence. when the youngest met him with the and
laid him senseless the ground Immediately another
hear made his appearance. The gun unloaded, and
whilst the elder boy hastily rcloading the bear at
lacked the younger. As often it sprang at him the
nov struck Ii with the repeating at each time Now
: think you've got it, sir few blows and the battle
= over-the bear dead
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Grgstnl Fo4nt Division No. T. $. Of TMsets
street Officers ior the ensuing quarter D F. MrcnEl W P D.
McNAB9 " A. WI H. ELLIS R. S A. WANG A. r.. S.; EpwARp
BooTH f. s. j. D. ToM1NsoN, T. T. IL DRYDEN, ANDERSON
A: c.; ANDREW Hero, !. s.. Il. W. PERRY, o. S.
nnS WNi. H. ELLIS, r. S.
e,Jeon Temple of Honor No. 5--Msets every THURSDAY
EvESlES at hapas oelees at Temple Hall 9a4 rrheapoua
nlnIEa W O. T. THOMAS FmRNp W. Il G. H. AlINASp, W.
r. A. - RfMcE, W A. RI " DAVIS, W. r. II. IN. W. WoLrER
CLuLY, w. c.; b. l.. BRAKEMAN, w, S. ian9S
Harmony Division No. Is, S. T.-Neots Tchoupi
onas street Officers elected for the HENRY ALTNU
tkI w P cEs Ar M9LiFsE Al JAMES Cows r. SA%gkl
MoNIAN C CHARLES FERGusoS, A. AIRS BARNES l. ST.
H. RoNpEAu, o. s.; JAMES BEGGs, P. w p. jams
Pelican Division s. of T-Nees every WEDNESDAY
EVENING" at hpast o'clock tho Hall street.
The following the list Of officers for The quarter ending March
81 1887 VIZ; JOIN BROWN w Pr HueH BREES W. A.. T. Morn,
R. ST JAHss H. lhw,N A. R. s. john DuRwAR F. ST. W. CWAr-
t.; PROSPER CARrIErrE HENRY BAILEY A.. john
TURNER, l. S. HgNRY CrsroN, O. VISITING COMMITTEE
ions BRowN Magdaen HueH BREES Poydras
MoT i6S Peter street; W. c. WATKINS, Thain
streets Cunisri4N rs Naya street, WM SMITH
avier and ST. Mark HENRY BAILEY Cypress
Magnolia streets. ~
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English, French and American Cali
GOES;
| A complete assortment Of ENGLISH.
German and Frspch Hosiery
Superior white and eolored silk
Hose md Half Hose.
| GLOVES AND MITTS.
Bnek Channels, KID. Cashuers. SILK.
Filoselfi and Filsl, OF every de,
srription.
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BeRSrp DEArH.-The Pauding Miss Clarion says
We from the Monroe Democrat that Mrs Points.
an estimale lady of Aberdeen hreathed her last the
18th inst, her death resulting from burn,
stoned by the overturpng Of cologne hottie, the
tents of which catching communicated the clothes
of the decenseda precisely similar to that of the
late lamcnted Mrs. Swami at jackson.
Mrs Massey respectable lady of Alfalfa county. also
died the 9th inst her death being occasoned by her
clothes taking FIRE which harmed her severely that her
only relief from intense suffering by falling into the
cold and icy arms of death.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEr
JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday EVENING Jop,,arr On

JEFFERSON Cry. \
| Friday Evening. January 30, 1862
The arrivals during the past week again unmpor
tant the stock sale consequently small and sales
limited at high prices,yiz
-PRIcEs--
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 81s601Dc D. H net
HOGS. Soc p Ii net
SHEEP So 00(0$5 90 p head
Mich Cows; S30GD$65 u head
CALVES AND fEARLINcs. -. $40 OO0S13 90 D head
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GNAI uNSuRPAssEp AND JUSTLY CEIEBR TED Mime.
ADOLPiiE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED GREATEST
SgMPATHESI IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DlsTIN-
REVELATIONS THE PAST AND THE PRESENT AS WELL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS FUTURE, INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND FRANCE THE PRINCIPAL,
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
MEBsIER WITH RlcaLY JEWELED RING Is NOW IN NEW
NhRANDA HOTEL, CORNER OF TCfioUPIToULAS AND JULIA
SIREETS 1PRIvATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TC1OUPILouLAS STREET,) WHOM SHE WILL,
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND THE
FUTURE, IF THEY ARE MARRIED NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHATLADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET; DR. BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M
PoSsIgIE As ILER PR1FESSigM APPEARS SEGoMEs RECON-
so INNuMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL THAT IT PRECLUDEs
ALL SUPERSTITION PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION or INIPO
SlTiON AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE. -
ET- CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO sS. LADIES NOT &C
CuPYlNG MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT THE MORNING TILL
Ten At NIGHT.
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pHri ol LIE following, VIE
Super Broche Antique Silks,
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High celored PLAIN Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Fac0nnee;
Extra rich aud Embroid'd Fasonnes
ChangeHble md Chene Fasnnnes /:
Embroidered Damask and plai
Poult de Sole
Extra rich Changenble and Chama
leon Ponlt de Sole;
Small plaid high eolcred do, 70
misses;
ab,rceliines aud Flprsnces, of ever
shade and color;
White and colered Satins
a few pieces superior heavy hlaei
and colored watered Pouli deSoi,
-Colored Silk Nelvets;
Rich Cbene Satin striped and plal
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
seines de Lame and Alpaeas, sell
colors, of every variety Of shade
: Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain an
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment Of white au
colored embroidered and pl,i
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy ric
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
IT, P. w. W. would especial,
tiers to his stock of goods for theil
articles hive been selected with
long experience in that particular
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AUCTION SALES,
BY LEWIS FLoRANoE. Auctioneer

BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auctioneer
= OFFIcE 81 GRAvfEE STREET.
SATURDAY, January 81, Mt u o'clock-Will
~ Be sold auction Bsnks Arcade, the following
PROPERTY, o y ,5.3ssi -
THREE BUILDING LOTS bounded by JuIia Camp Maya
zine ard st. Joseph streets being 100 fsss from the
Lots g. Ea on Iua street Of
BY depth inches 5ihe with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon per plan be 81 Bssks Arcade. RI
TkRas cash, the balances at twelve
months for approved endorsed paper bearing six
interest from date with tie until fa
Ae 2f safe before jas. NJ Kennedy, Notary Pdbl at the
expense Of the purchaser. JAMIE
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1852
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


s&YoRK MARKErs.-Netc York. Thursday. Jan 20
The cotton market unsettled and quotations nominal
sales to-day 1900 bales Flour is in moderate request
81 624 so per barrel Corn firm at 6sc per bushel fol
mixed Western. Lard, 9s4c per ID. Rio Coffee, SIC
Sales Of Orleans Sugar at range Of 414D56c per h.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. -Washington Jan 90 p NJ
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Clarke presented resolution
against oggng in the Navy and the allowance Of spirit
ration.
Mr.. Bradford introduced bill to amend judicial acts
The bill appropraing $4,000 for the relief Of the Cuban
prisoners in Spain, has passed both Houses
oalo s--MAnEErs--KossUTH.- Cincinnati, Jan 20
The river here stationary and still closed with ice
The weather is very warm, and thawng rapidly.
Cut meats active and 450 600 lbs have been sold
day at 61shD65sc per ID, for Sides and 5dD51sc for
shoulders, Mess Pork is steady at S13 80 per barrel
Lard nc, per lb.
Preparations being made to receive Kossuth who is
expected to arrive here Saturday.
LouSttHe Jan. 29-The weather is very warm and ice
melting rapidly break above the Falls is confidently
expered tonight.
Pittsburgh, Jan 29The weather here is clear and warm
and the ice and snow thawing rapidly.
MoRE MAIL FAlluREs.-lHobiie, Jan 30-The Eastern
mail this morning brings nothing from any point beyond
Charleston There now six mails due from New ork
and Philadelphia and five from Baltimore and Washing
ton. Evening Delta
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NOTICE.
nR. EVERITT, late of the London and Edin-
y burgi Colleges HAS RETURNED NEW ORLEANS, AND
MAY CONSULTED AT No. RAMPANT STREET three doora
Catl Fu Municipality side. ians3 tmis-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning. January 81, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brit ship ex Grant Alward, Liverpool Thomas Rogers J &co
s sh o1. sS "y SswYot 8 aka1 Sec
S s A i:S. Hisa pss's %S aa So"
B b,rt zdoni ThHrloS, SewYOrk, VIZ DEWEY
R& A'Ss a ks R'i'f" o,s ep ass"
Brg julia Ford bnk@atsr LIBERIA Africa RIM Harrison sso
@ SSs 1 %% Tampa Bay Williamson. zs rat Ky!
sshr Panama, Stewart, Corpus Christi, VIM croevy
ARRIVED
Steamship Yacht Thompson from iaAos St Jage 9th inst 10 Harris
Brit snip Mlsete, jones' from Liverpool 9Th December
Brit ship BrooEsy, MyEwa, 4s days from Cork to Wood Lowe
Ship Alexandria, Walker, 55 Havrs, ballast
sRg Sharon Brooks 20 days IRON vrs ballast
ship New England stkpoe "a days from Wadooro in ballast
Brig Cass Davis 90 days from Thomas,ou, mn2d
Steamb boats.
Ed White, Brady, from w" wii hnpnS'
Pearl, Boardmaa, from Georgetown, Miss
swan sill. from Bayou Tens sls ''''
p rbb5 s.yNs Mi Gse s9n l Ia 's se.,,
saxon Estes from p Fri esna ''' e0"S'
Rn5ai k niai ir ls A iasa hn'
rowboal Olivia Whemore from the up ships exn
up ships Sharon and Nlicete.
Be1ow-Coming Up
s E S Sss PRas 4: 4 days from Dudley Chase
EXPORTS,
LERPOOIPer ship Alex Grant: 1887 bales cotton Ion water
casks and lot hoop poles ~
HAVRE-Per ship Tirrell 3l19 cotton.
BARCELoNAPer brig Chulo cotton 1000 slaves
IBERIAPer brig Julia nuskes emgrans and their
| stores.
HAVANAPr brig Soue cotton s bbs and les lard
60 M potatoes 81 sacks pkgs mse
NEW Y9Rk-Ps ship Europe loss bales cotton, pork and
| hides, pkgs mdse. ~ ~
NEW YoRE-Per Isabella l4 bales cotton ass hills e,r
| 1000 do pork, l55 do hams. ~ '
NEW YoRK-Per bark cssa sugar ia bb moases
| boxes candles, 800 hides.
NEW YoRKPer bark zdon: -four do lard 800 sacks
i
| BlSToS-P.r ship Adams ais bales cotton.
CHARLESTON-Per bark Walsh hhds sugar 1870 cks bacon
900 bbls Hour 80 do lard ~ do pork hama boxes Candles
l acks corn, 500 do coffee.
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po pTioN GEORGIAN PRIScEssEs.-Wc We're received
win ~ frcndliness by Col Kapioy, chief of the regi-
mi ;ts high repute the Russians The Colo
nns honse b. ing the point of union for the more fashion
able society Corr we have an opportunity Of becoming
a1 hatjca ~ the town. This morning the Colonel
had the goodness visit with us one or two prncesses at
li'l pinoss Martha Erstaff, whose charming shape
S "a xurian hair are xtoed in all Georgia The Colo
n used the prccauton before ne went with US to the
nh viii cunning smile. "a fair Georgian
shows herself the of stranger if time Is not al
m ,a,n fBodepstedt's Thousand and One Days in the
Morning Land.
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MELANCHOLY CAsuALry,--The Charleston Mercury Of
the 23d inst says We learn by telegraph from Phila-
cph that the schooner Florida from this port reached
the Delaware Breakwater Wednesday evening, and
ported that during the gale the 10th Capt .aequet
fell overheard and was drowned.
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III
offer by package GUM ARABIC, ASAFtETpA. MfRRI,
N KINO' RItBAltB powdered JAi.Ap, SUGAR OF
calciied
VET AND GENTiAN ROOT, EPSON AND ROCHELLE SALTS,
APE NOES FLOUR AND ROLL SULPHUR, CREAAfTARTAR,
BhIsAM CoPARs, cAaiPHott, IPEcACuANHA, sALrPETRE,
SODA QuiNIE MORPHINE srRYSHSINE NEE TisLS. san
MEL POWDERED NTiARIIES, CHLoRoFoR9i IoptS Ne ERE
osOfE NERCURiAL OINTMENT; ACETlC GAALlG, PkISslC,
rfTRIC AND TARTARlG ACIDS; SEifIry AND SODA
PoWIfRs IopDE OF ARSENIC, LEAD AND AlETftii4 PRE-
rIP FERRoCYAN, LACTkTE SOLUBLE CITRAysiF IRON CT
TRATE OF IRON AND QUININE, ESSENTIAL gaasalel
pare, ROSES, various other DRUGS AM CHEMICALS,
ian2s Z, j. HART X CO, 10 Tehonl foal,s street,
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SHERMAN,s PATIENT ELASTIC SHOUT
-eAuTION !-pERsONs RUPTuREp should
Nm RANNING,s CELEBRATED BODY

NAM BANNINU7H 7CFLEDKAIED BUDY
BRACE PATENT LACE for the relief and OF the fol
Lowing diseases Brcncha
aop Of HE Heart Dyspepsia Cosiveness Plies Bas
Spnsl Affections Falling Bowels Bearing
Down Irregular Painful Prous tendency bor
ton and Pregnancy and the bad Child Hearing
and disposition popg Lengng and Wsrness tbuai Bilious
Collie Sea Sickness and Chonic weaknesses peculiar
10 Males Females
srsJ oulv hy DR. SHERMAN, Agent for the sonih,
At his office, Charles street, Orleans.
sz LADIES fitted sakRMhs's, les ST.
CHARLES street. ~ mhl- 1visW
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED,

I"rln First Municipality; m9," Second Muncpav; "ns
Third Mueity The left hand figures indicate the
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FROM Rio JAsERo-The Ship Midas, Capt Hagerdon.
forty-ve days from Rio arrived Savannah on the oath
The Midas is the vessel which boarded overauIel
by Brazilian cruiser, the Lindora The Midas was in
lat deg. 40 min. 8. long, "a deg so min W. at the
time she boarded She left in port Rio the follow
ing vessels:
Ships Lowell. Coffin, from Boston. discharging Grey
Eagle Whipple, Philadelphia, for NewOreans loading
Realm Stephens, Cadz barks-s. A, Taylor Forsyth
Wilmington, for St. Thomas. loading Siri Higgings,
Boston, for NewOreans; T. 4 p. Woodward, Woodward,
Cardiff, waiting; !tctive. Scales. Baltimore. waiting
Sarah Chase Hggngs, Bahia; Maryland Klein New
York. waiting Seneca. Feenhagen for Baltimore load
ing Antelope White for Baltimore; Mary Elizabeth.
Goolei, from Boston dscharging; u Corning Corning
from Newiork dschargiug; May Queen. Watson from
Boston dischargingi Victory Borham from Baltimore .
VIM. Chase Doney from Georgetown. dscharging; Gull
brgs Nero. Parrot from Valparaiso for New0rleans.
leading; Camargo, Gordon, from California Samuel
Churchman, Baker from GuayaquH
SSdw-TuE MAvis,-rhe Baltimore Patriot Of the 10th
says The which commenced falling on Saturday
night continued throughout Sunday part of Sunday
night leaving coat of depth of eight inches or
more, level The mails thus retarded The train
from Washington, due here yesterday at arrived
at II bringing all the mails due from the South to
New inclusive The train which left Washington
at 5p Sunday, only reached here at NJ yester
day having been detained by running off the track when
near the Annapolis Junction in consequence Of the OBJ
struction by the The engineer, John sheckes had
sleg cut off and the fireman had his toes cut off by the
locomotive passing them No other personal injury
sustained though the locomotive and con
sderaby damaged. The mail from the East which left
Philadelphia at 10 o'clock Sunday night for Baltimore
crossed the suuehanna river at Iavre de Grace at
o'clock yesterday morning learn by telegraph and
worked its way to Stemmcrs Run about nine miles east
of this city The train from Washington which left ut
P, NJ yesterday, came in at The train from An
napos had not arrived at the junction when the former
passed that point, and therefore without usual
atiyices from the Legislature.
II will be that in consequence of the ice in the
river the Norfolk boats will start from Annapolis daily,
after the arrival of the afternoon train from this city
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

MlLLllNLlGI AND# EhNO L =
NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES Mrs. -,
srEE hss ssseissd lot & SEW Ri
Sass S " B sssi 81 u
soLEEEs which
country M Ak ia I .s e ssr
II IcH SILKS, PARIS .EMBRoIDE- -
IL y R1Es AND EXPOSITION DRESS GooDs-D p Vf1$
s zsssssd y s ga y ssHFE E 6sfi
PARIS r5ULT Do soE N IL TE
bspPEb sS F e. AZ isxpss psss 5
TkEb fs sR aa 9asosE4
SWISS MUSLIN ROSES SKIRTS AND which together
I'LL ssif F 1s is s,i sSSeH h
s9oS Gd2S Fish FE f s Ar 9Ise r PEss
N MILLINERY ROOM on THE SECOND FLOOR. iaaIa
TNEW FRENCH AIILLINERY-NEW-...
GOODS VERY G. RolkR No
mss ~ Bo sfsisff'l keep q s9es so gi
rAhA SREs rnrisl Eaakoi s5EHE ARTICLES
LADIES' VESTS, variety FANCY Goods,
s Country orders attended Old Bounets
| uttered o. TN
| FRENCH DRESS MAKING.--sirs. e
= W RorER Nelss r9s,isas srse invites The wa
and a a s he i.s Frsaeh
Dress Maker LADIES' peae call and s1nnns o yeaEsslyss
M RS. BRYAN, No. lo6 Canal street, -.
n sssR' at a .ai & & tE sSs H. Ea aa
Sfs R S sI e Sdt eHa sh aha sos
TRIMMINGS which she win sel A ps DRESSES ais
NEW GooDs-P. W. WooDLIEF. No. 10
nsa sD aa Tss t IT, 5
ton a q seosssI I
saG Gp ress4sh e5 move sts Ans Es
to his patrons at reduced prices The stock consists
of the following, -
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DS Df. DALTON mas THIS day received some
genuine Vaccine Virus Those desiring protection loatsom
and dangerous disease OF Small Pox application Dr.
d. at his office No 50 St Charles street. up 2,ep
NEW MUSIC STORE, No. 81 CANAL oNalaa,,
y STREET, BRANCH OF CHEESEMAN'S IMPORT !gS.FYS
ING MANUFACTURING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE, *&.sglsS
No. 404 PEARL ST. NEW YORK. ~
The subscriber mas established Branch of The House No. 81
CANAL STREET and has daily receiving the
city of NewOleuns. -
His connection with house Of thirty years. experience
affords him facilities which decided advantage
obtaining the LATEST AND MOST
| n Ms issued from Tho press.
HIS STOCK or MUSIC is ENTIRELY NEW AND CAREFULLY
CgLED ogether WIN general MUSICAL NSTRu
MENTS selected by tile first in the profession
Merchants and others will be fully
vious purchasing HE CAN WILL SELL AT THE
ADVANCE OF THE ACCUSTOMED NEW YORK RATEs
iS liberal deduction made Professors Schools
| iUnl4T b. f. CTIRIsTMAN.
ERUITS, NUTS, Etc
| L. 1900 boxes fine SICILY ORANGES,
$50 boxes fine SICILY LEMONS,
so bags fresh FILBERTS.
| 50 bags fresh WALNUUS.
| 100 boxes SHIELDED ALMONDS,
| Now landing brig Avon, from Sicily.
JAMS AT. COCHRAN CO, ~ Tchouptouss
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AN EccESrRIc sulcrpE.-A French paper has the fol-
towing paragraph
son well-dressed body, discovered hanging from
ree on the road from Versailles to Sceaux the following
\ letter found
Those who shall discover my body swaying itself at
the impulse of the winds as did those formerly suspended
to the gibbet at Montfaucon, will doubt feel either
terror struck or moved with pity Behold they will
exclam another victim of wretchedness or grief They
will be mistaken have always been perfectly happy,
feel that with old age will nrmtes and it is to
avoid the slightest pain the most petty annoyance that
appear absurd but of opinion that when one has
lived comfortably for more than sixty years one ought to
have had enough of life. l not an inhabtant OF
Paris therefore think that it will be impossible to
know who Besides, have taken every preoaution
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nR. Z. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AND
ingenious instrument supports the whole
body and is great value with Weakness
the Bank Chest SIDE, immediate resf finally
the weak and deeete strong and vigorous The eonsnnpy
predfosed eonsunpun be greatly benefited and
life prolonged by the Of this Brace.
Call the BRACE, yourselves. n
SHERMAN, Agent the South,
10 ST. Charles New Orleans
GS- Also, Agent for DR. BAsSNSGiS CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. luh13 lyd4W
SHERMAN'S PATENT ELASTIC SH0UL-
~ DER BRAcE-soLp ONLY 70 81. cAAHLEs srREsr.oh-
the the ES tbs dooro the Narrow Weak
Chested, Seep Round shoudered great value
lcok cfenl They support while
well their health bad habit
g LADIES fitted at Mas 70 Sagsdes mhl4 ly&W
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adapted TRUSS. StERMAN'S New PATENT TRUSS aud REP
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objections attributed kinds heretofore The
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