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Just Received,

just ReCc1VeU,
A N additional supply of Groceries, consisting of
n New Orleans Santa Crox, crushed and clarified
Sugars: New Orleans and West India Molasscs; Back
and Gunpowder Teas; Rio and Java Coffee; New Ba-
con; Picked Salmon; Dried Cod and Mackarel Fish !;
Cheese &C. Also, one barrel fine Cuba Honey, and
few kegs Malaga Grapes, all OF which will ne sold low
for cash, by JAMES McE"E EN-:
marl2 Il
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CALF, SALT.-5OO Sacks Liverpool Salt. lust
~ received by w. {. MOORE.
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GROCERIES,

Embracing every article usually found in we'll assert
cd Grocery and Provision Store In few days Il
FRESH SUPPL y will be added to his present Stock
lie bcgs return his thanks for the liberal patron
age which he has heretofore received and hopes that
those indebted to him will come forward and promptly
settle and renew their custom. S. BENSON.
March l0 % #
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NTOTICE-Ih hereby forbid all persons giving credit
~ or employment to any negro IN my employ with
out nv permission, after this date.
J. JFSUTHERLAND
Aril l2, 1852. 30 tt
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DIED, at his residence nolr Stateburg, o,
Thursday night tho 9th inst, Col. Orlando Rees
in the 55th year Of his age.
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

SUPERlOR Brown Sugars, put up in barrels 70
~ family use. Just received at BONNEY'S.
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DINE APPLE and Goshen Cheese, Family Hams
l. and Bacon Sides Also Lard and Canal Flour;
Just received at BONNEI'S.
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sixth section Of this BILL 10 my judgment the govern
ment, in the selection OF law agent, shosd consult its
own protection II he Il proper aud compeent ndi.
vidna. and performs his dulles he should, be will
constitute almost The sole protection OF the government
against unauthorized claims. The greatest security 10
The government muslNe ia the efficiency and competency
oil the AGENT and you expect that you the
services OF professional character who 10 hued 10 per-
form these duties, and who will give his whole lime and
service al less Than 50 900 had better
appoint an agent at all As | understand single gen
lleman Is able TO perform all the duties thrown upon
The agent owing 10 the multiplicity OF business Ia point of
FACT the agent that is 10 be appointed though be called
an assistant is nothing less than an associate acting
the capacity OF associate counsel agent He will
have precisely the character OF duties perform
HI stands on the level and has the same require
ments made Of him, the original agent Moreover,
professional pride would prevent any competent man
from accepting that place in which he would be consd-
cred lower than the original agent Professional feeling
would deter man from accepting oihce al less sum
than that allowed 10 The counsel with whom he to
be associated. FsM MI
Mr. WELLER | will state this additional faci--that
my knowledge OF the business that is already before the
board oil commissioners and which will be presented 10
them, renders It certain 10 my mind that will require
the whole Time no, only OF the law agent. but OF this
the whole lime OF any man learned the law and skilled
in the English and Spanish languages for less compeD-
satioa than SO O00 More especially would be impos-
sble 10 obtain the services OF proper person. you
make the compensation two thousand dollars less than
that of the counsel with whom you associate him,
because you would thereby place him in degrading po-
stion
The question being taken on the amendment 10 The
amendment made in the committee OF The whole, TO strike
out "sx" and insert "four resulted on division-ayes
II, noes Ono quorum voting Nee
Whereupon, on motion, the Senate adjourned.
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GREAT BARGAINS.


of dress goods which selling off greatly
prices Of The advanced of the
We selling handsome bereges ut loH and rs cents
Plaid and plain canbrics very cheap iis s4ght
Dotted Swiss muslns, from Is cents asts
Common book musin suitable FOR covering ut
Handsome lndia silks 50 cents
Rich black silks, ut all prices aN f4s5 atsH
loo pieces figured lawns, IAN up
Handsome ginghams all prices
80 pieces berege de hines, cheap
pieces Barnsiey "a, l04 III, and 1874 sleeings
10 do handsome table linens
SO do Russia diaper, all widths
26 do Irish linens, all qualities
100 dozen towels, cheap
10 pieces white and brown linen drills, for boys
10 pieces striped do ta do
90 brown figured linens, for covering furniture, &c.
25 pieces handsome black lawns, at lax cents
ladies hoso Of all coos and quail
Merino sauze shirts, &c. gE3a sN sA &H$
90 embroidered muslin curtains, low figure
white shirting cottons from 64 up
Domesics Of all kinds, the lowest market price.
We have left worked infants robes, which viii
close of cheap. 5Gata
With stock Of seaonable goods which will offer
much below former prices order reduce stock
tory TO taking an inventory next month.
BAY STATE LONG sHAwLs.
We would ladies' going the springs in
will find good Of heavy Bay State long shaws which
July s-daw W. NJ SINISTER q co.
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HAVING determined not to carry over to the next
Ill season any summer goods, offer them all without

HAVING determined not to carry over to the next
i'll season summer goods shall offer them all without
Purchasers desiring lawns, nusns bereges tssucs
sks any goods rely great bar
must sell all summer iabncs
Our stock OF ali styles OF fancy and staple dry goods
particularly black silks, black apacas
white cambcs and all classes linen goods much lower figures
than usually found Ia this city.
Those friends who have paid their bills due will please
Terms snsh, unless arranged contrary.
Gooi Articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on
al. eases. PERRY b BROTHER,
July l3--lonf Opposite Centre Market
caIDEn's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 Wainmt
street. FOURTH Philadelphia liquors Of all
direct importation from the and producers be had
gess Washington city, shortest notceeghi
: sherres, Sparkling Champagne, as
Madeiras, Meet, extra
Porb, Cicquo,,
Red wine, Dinet,
Tenerife, Perruchot,
Lisbon, Hedsick,
Muscat and many others.
Ffonugnan, Sparkling Moseiie,
Clarets Of all sorts, Rudesheim,
Marcobvupn.
Burgnndies, the larses, stock in PhiIadsiphia
BraHdies Of all sorfs, fa#u
pale casks demohn, bottles, cheap
and SON very and old
whiskey, Monongahea Bourbon Jamaica sprt
GIN brandy cherry Scotch
ale, London porter and Stout bbIs. OF and dozen.
Hapana Cigar, tf gM
Of direct Importation OF the reliable quality always hand
"n 20, OF ny ~, we quarter eoh. -, -, . -
The only establishment where all wines, Ac a!N directly
from the original package in which imported
Hotet, Country Trade,
and supplied, wholesale and retail, by the cask dem
dozen, package OF assorted
be satisfactorily filled, the goods taken hack.
familiar personal acquaintance with all the principal
ducng Of Europe and with
JACOB sNiDBa, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut at, PhIadelphis.
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Gray Hairs and Hxltl,,ess.

III T. LOVET5 waIPene, hair glosswananted fail
L. in restoring gray hair TO It's original COLOR aso for hckenng
the hair when II become tn badness
offered public subscriber, who will exhibit
who will call him evidences OF its efficiency
satisfy the ncTeduIous.
There necessity for to remain either
bald longer the the the
tiDg Cali and be satisfied for
selves. 3. X. SYLVESTER
Druggist OF 9Th and streets, sole agent
July S-eod2w for District Of Columbia.
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NOTICE In resst'oa 60 our ssii-.Ws hereby notify al
" indebted that their
on IN DETAIL aud will be
month. Early alteration payment earnestly requested
cLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
June ao--lmH
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VERIFY IL MILLER,

peunsyIvania between m and 9Th Streets Washington Co
WHOLESALE foreign domestic staple
fancy goods, CLOTHS, tabs
and bed spreads blankets sheenss and
ni-hng dry goods generally.
sunct, promp,, personal attention given 10 order.
neeo l--lx
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THIS large, new, and
public will find this charscterequai all
the best American hotels
Location few steps from the shore with magnificent view Of
the AARON CHARLESTON,
an 2i--lmo Psopn
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RRookLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY

I'M NsIsh9g, and Shippers called to the BROOK
ieans Point opposite Newt)r-
he Sarth n"nde 81 FfgSs from lc and MERCHANDISE Sm
W.. wharves A front Of 'ho Warehouses; by which goods
ns am AZ N h So ,'Su 9iaSagc the weather,
ships Chars ar fixed at low la nor tfN and YES
accommodate offered to merchants the ct and T. Nv 49,
G g ne %,sb o. the Company equal lie convenience
'Il ilt lretu ''F's are invited !"
H'"A. rerrt H.snnge aaj laa .y,r .ro~,. Nagca.,us
.-..,.... ......,4 49,. d.. : j CASEY. Se,rt fff7
ts. L. u NJ boss V " !" ..'
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY No. Twol
LE,Ns, january Is, 1852 !
neutrality-suspicious. of CoFFEE-HOuSES,
J y CABARETS, GROCERIES, HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES,
TEN PIN ALLEYS, BILLIARD TABLES THEATRES, CIRCUS,
BALLS MERCHANTS, htr by notified that they
REQUESTED TO TAKE OUT TGIIR LICE NSES FOR THE YEAR
o59 IMMEDIATELY Otherwise they will ne subject fine according
% jnnl6 lntl u, II. MAXWELL. Collector.
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SOFT SHELL ALMoNDs-25o bags, for sale
DIV AT. COCHRAN co, . Tchoupitonas sl
STAR CANDLES-2O0 boxes in store, for sale
- BY E. J. HART CO.. 70 Tchonplsealas street
cTARCH-2O0 boxes Fox's, for sale by
y Han7l "A D. oRIEFf Co, IS, 40 and ~ Old Leyee
CODA AsH-l5O casks, landing and in store
STAR CANDLEs-soo boxes, for sale by, by =,
y d9s f. HART a CO. 70 Tsh0aplionlss st,
GTARCH-15O boxes Fox's, for sale BY
- ;anl1 A. D. GRIEF q CO, s. and 40 Old leyee.
STAR CANDLEs-5OO boxes best Cincinnati
isss Brands for sale GRIEF IS 40 and a Old Ieyee
0uNDRIEs-Just received and for sale, 81
y casks RICE 40 Nas GuNHf BASS G Aepy to es
SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER-30 frkins,
landing e bark Baltic" ?R MsHo1 Mo ct 'Ps 4 , by street.
cHERRY-50 cases Romaro's Pale, 100 cases
g aG 100 Sr s
SUGAR-10O boxes Coverings Crushed 25
bills LOvsrings rOwdsed 10 4STf ISysrigs So for ,s by
& ALT-Coarse and Fine, in superior order
JAMS 10" 'A""' " '''' 10 IoS TooTE Bank Place
ALT-Coarse and Fine, in superior order,
in eqshss Sacks now landing o ri Bank D Place.
~
- for sale by E.J.HART GO, 70 TchonIit1glas street,
SODA ASH-15O casks superior quality, for
- sale by JOHN HAYalAN eco, es MAGAZINE street.
SPICEs-50O bags Pimento, in bond and in
us ''0'S 'O "' t. j, HART CO., 20 Teionptonass
VvOBACCO-S50 boxes choice and common
1s brands for '' i e. S ARTHUR co.
yIyAR, PITCH AND ROsIN, AMERICAN and
II ENGLISH FIRE BRICK AND TILES, for sale by
T1HoMAsToN LIME : 1900 barrels Fresh
. %a% and RGs5ff hs l'Pfss f. isS s
TyALLOW-18 barrels city rendered Tallow,
an1 an store ana sToSE wALwoRrH Sc Tehoptoun street
TSEAS-500 boxes Imperial and Pouchong, for
L. sale by [inn7l A. D GRlEFF CO. IS and 40 Old levec
vTVEAs-1OOO packages Green and Black, for
Il sale by [d2s E. J. HART e CO., 70 Tehoalitonas st,
y6vHoMAsToN AND RoCKLAND LIME
aa4 1000 ''' landing o ST. mA s9sS CO.. Magazine
VOBACCo-50 boxes medium and common
ian21 FERD KENNETT CO.. Magazine street
TEvAR--10O bbls. Lake Tar, so bbls. North
iaaa, 'A'''n' '' JOHN H,YMAN CO. es MAGAZINE street
vHNALLOW-9 bbls city rendered Tallow, in
ana store anu ' STONE wALwoRrH sd 1ehoaptonas street
/ wv ESTERN BUTTER-25o irkins prime, fol
! w sale by 4 D eRlEFf CO. 70, 10 and q Old Lever
xXyAX MATCHES 900, manufactured
wv by r. Bell London, for sale by ~
| iHnlT T. j. HAhr " co, ~ ichonpuonlas street
WHITING-250 barrels Spanish Whiting
| Jams slnlaw A. pETAGRAvE CO., Il Magazine
WAYNE AND LIQUORS-Foreign and domes
! Wv tie, 800 packages for sale by
/ janis L. j. HART d Co, ~ Ichouptonas street.
| wv HISKY-Best Old Irish Malt Whisky, fol
wv SHELBY Tisn61 JOHN roOLE, ss Bank Place.
| NTRAPPING PAPER-1000 realms assorted
Wv BY ]. HART i CO.. 10 Thoupioulas street.
d24 |. W. ARTHUR 4 CO., % and 20 NewLevee.
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IT. GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY IL A BEAUTTU
HEAD OF LrNrRIANT HAIR.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.

1A nly gentleman who dsr article dress iher
Hair, advised To ma Railway Balm; possesses
many ADJ anages over all other hair pre- pa2ons. F
rlcancs tho scalp andrh
bulbs nygonts to healthy action The life, which gves 10 the
HAIR Healthy root and forces tho ar grow; badness sioP
the hair from falling out makes line soft and glossy keeps
turning or becoming truly luxury dress
the hair with this delicious preparation. Sold by
j. WRIGHT CO., ISL ChATtres street
Rpl0 aod& WY G \. MORRISON. Magazine
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEA>s, DsceAree
MARIE DE LA N. ORLEANS, lie 13 Dec. 1851.

MARIE DE LA N. ORLEANS, lie 13 Dec. 1851.
CoNsEIL DE LA AluNICGpALITE NO. DEUX,(
SEANcE MNRpr . D,Cemhrc 1851.
ID ESOLU, Que fintention du Conseil est
?urvu quaucme opposition lgae soft at) dogyrr ct
aqee on,au ehmn Dc Mttair gGe rote
Banqne Canal Nouvele Orleans agu AeVan
lieu donommeut Ayr 1852 fsaant rouveune,
am6ioaton Ia Vile de Ia Nouyc Orleans
l'acte le dit acte npprouv6 lie Mai s47.
Re lie Marie ano6 de donnur pubigue pendant
vnyt jous dams gazette oaci ct dams Abal AngHse
Eranens, de lintenton c-dessus enoncGe.
[Signel JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approve IL Is Deeembre 1851. -
ISignel A. D. CROSSMAN Marie.
Pour H. BIER, Commits.
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MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS l.E 10 DgcEunRE l85

MARIE DE LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .E IL DgcENBRE, l36
4.J~ En- vertu de la resolution qui precede,
aoptd pnr 10 Conse de la Muiepali6 No gS dn De
cymbrc 1851 h present dome ns de vngt
part de la present publication, lie CON ii de Ia lite Municipality
proaedea mise execution de lan6lo alton pr0t5e Con
SELL yoir ouYerure e poongment d chemu oqnles de Ia
Commune plrir ennaon acu He usguau chenn de IN
Methir gne 1rnte, rgeur de pods aacnte IN
prop6te de Ia Banque du Canal de ia commencement
de Fote gisat du Avi ls RI giant pouverurc la
truce lamtloaton ds dams vile de In NouYeie
Orleans de ac suppemenae dit ac approve Mai sl7.
A. D. CRDSSNAN,
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RECORDERS OFFICE, MuNlcIPALITY NO. TWO,

y
DEs~ NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed ready to receive limited number of INDECENT Orphans residing
within the limits Of h Municipality and thl thy will provided for
nj the Of tn" Municipality Hgreeay ordinance of the
Council October H. 1851. having neither
father nor mother need apply JAMES H. CALDWELL Recoler
RECORDERS OFFICE MUNICIPALITY No TWO,l
NEwORtEASs, December 81, 1851.
ANE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
y pursuance of resolution of the Council Municipality
Two, the 26th December, 1851 hereby Reward
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (1loOo for uh information will
The apprehension and conviction the who attempted the life
Mr. JOEL GLEASON, while Standing IN Of is door,
the night Of the llth ut. JAMES H. CALDWELL.
jas I'm Recorder Of Municipality No. Two
COLLECTORS OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY M. TWO
EhRAYS, CARTS, Etc.-All owners of Drays,
n y Carts Carriages oni Cabs, and other vehicles who hnv
LICENSES requested
immediately the ordinance will be ni in force.
+. H. QUICK Collector.
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or NEwOBLEANs. No. ifI9.
directed by the Honorable the Second District Cont NcwOreuns,
IN the above entitled cause will proceed sell public auction the
Rpnda of the City Exchange, ST. Charities
Royal streets FRIDAY February 2 O'Clock,
l. A LOT OF GROUND SITUATE IN THIS CITY, square
bounded by Royal ST. Philip Condo and un measuring, French
70 feet ur less, Royal street.
or less in depth bounded the side to uruno by the pro-
longing to Nicolas Vargas assigns, and The side
PHILIP hv the property Pirrra
Tog,ter with the BGlINS IMPROVEMENTS heraon
ssting THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND A
TWO STORY BRICK KITCHEN.
3. The following nlmed Sl.AN rs, tiG;
GRIFFIN, mulnttp aged II poars.
FLORA aged about % lr VITA her ,iIae
children, named
MARGUERITE, aged abont 10 years
LOUISE, aged about II years, aud
LOUIS, aged abnnt Ia years
Seized ia the above suit
Terms cash the spot. j tMES T. tREkET,
ian21 fer II n Sheriff Of the parish nf Orleans.
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TLASTERS
Shernnn's mar Man.
Allrbnsis's ,nor Nam
Allebesis,s f,jin RTl,Esr Back.
The lmpro, ii Poor Mans
lew David 9r Hebrew
Peter V.f table.
knopp's IN. IN.
Wb}t,', NL..t,rc Snr.nd Str,pptb.
quinr.
Wbitiry-. r.,nyti.nins.
Eiid'. Inn, rjgI
IIrrrick's I. ,rsL
/ tNINIESTS
gutl4r's Bn4n and Fever.
Bartin, "a Lotion,
pn s's Horse.
'HrFt'a. HOS, sriena', Hew.s'
TlpTl( PASTES,
Shermlp'st pmpound Orris Tooth.
.'Tho,npson' AroIuatlr Tooth.
.Ipnrs'4 Too l,arhr.
t.OHENGES.
She,mau's ough, Worm Cnmphor,
Ching Worm.
W, 'ar's Cough,
DROPS,
solomon I6nthnrhc,
Shonuan's oothafhc,
Nillinms's iuotEnshe
MISC ELL,ASEGJS.
Thnu,'s ENfn.ct.
Winor'5 " mum Extract,
Cnrrr'T Syaniah MiNmle,
Melhcr's 4. lief
Mrs. kid,lr.s rOrdinl,
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s : : = : 3 : s s
Ma- G gu N T E X fE 1T s ~tzN

N9- G q u N T L X + i T s ! -ssE
COuNTEREEITS .4EOUND!!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACTos Connterris Of
DALIEYS The worthless who sell them hope that stealing
they induce public to believe that their
the virtues The genuine articles Buy Of hut authorized
Agents.
IL" ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS Upon THE GEN
UTNE; AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME II. DAILEY'' BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH Bon, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON IT.
kS General Depot Nh" United States, whore all orders addressed
viii be promptly eyrcu"i. H. DALEY & Co,
AIS BROADWAY New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
Isl CHARITIES STREET, NewOreans,
LOUISIANA, ALABAMA MIS-.
SlSSPP KENTUCKY anil TENNESSEE, the City LOUIS,
in the State OF MISSOURI will he promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
General Agents for said Territory.
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> % ,,rr' M
Gts TO III RgTSh9seIs CUBA HAVANA FLORIDA MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE MISSOURI WR pr sIS
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco In nud bate soIssai
Nft!'"F aasse,, spd for piRnaseH pst,
TURNER d RENSHAN
t~~ I,ts2ra eAsa Il ErIsf! " 'f''""' w, ~,
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A1 directed blythe Honorable the Fourth strict Cuur Of
me above entitled ds will proceed to sell pub auction IN III.
me ' Enhange, St Louis between
Noyn S1 Tii on February Z ls5
ANRIC tEiiAIN III tiMENF rendered ilr ease II j. Ma,
w. Mortimer I"nrr aud j. T. letter hing the 49, IA an Nh.
docket Of Il4 Fourth District Court of NoytJytus
Interest irnn February Is, lsIy. '''-'' '1l
Seized in ihr Above suit
fSfHS T'" on Inc spot JAMES p FRERET
''""7's Sheriff Of the ar si,nOr
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r.. X. Il.
81 ADV AY'S READY RELIEF Is ACKNON

IL. Ii. Ii.
sh ADV AVS READY RELIEF IS ACKNOW-
a. LEDGED BY THE TRUE MEN OF AMERICA TO Re THE
QUICKEST MD MOST EtFECTttL REMEDY FOR THE CURE
OF FAM AND THE REMOVAL OF IT'S CAuSElN THE WORLD.
PAIN
Is t" 0uhG the the
t nervous To Instantly first lpdprRtum,
then to rrhvu the and Vitality healthy Aron
r enable the ward OIL RHcks
drtGU'. This accomplish by RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
which prepared sspr,saly the Of pain,
strengthen, 2rai" aud he mu
n the
lief has become popular ranciy,
DoCLOuREtN, SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, who have
used weak and intellectual remedies in certify Rr
cations Of Railways Rav Relief externally, and thirty drop. dose
internally have completely cured th7 II has stopped the most
circulating lrorss Of pain of
RHEUMATISM
ieen Minutes and the hours
Il has cured during ts application. viii always stop the pain in
minutes.
NEURALGIA.
Every OF Neuralgia properly stopped
the IN few minutes Its continued will the
and rid tile system entirely from disease,
PARALYSIS,
ornetyos prsraon relaxation OF the musesn cases
strengthens and nvgoa every and n the
1 syateu
PAINS IN THE BONES
Al pains and all aches feel lis wonderful soothing and strengthening
tuenc' It instantly arrests the
JUMPING T0OTH-ACHE
will op The most n,asng tohache seconds This thou
sands Of ON citizens can attest Nervous pains Of all kinds arrested
| in few momenls by Railways Really Relief
SICK HEADACHE
Nine hundred and will free
pain fifteen minutes continued according
will positively cure Price, Fifty nld Twenty five Cents.
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DECANS AND WALNUTs~-l5b bla raoaas.
NJ ehis EBsI'Ih SA!sus, g, ale ay
!aa 81 r. tpciiats O.. ~ rsssaEtssss. ssss.,
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mn EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI

MEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
I'VE CINEs, 80 POYDRAS STREET, Newrlean-Jos. HUFTY
would respectfully public generally he has
the interest of Empire
POYDRAs STREET nj
siderable expense the Medicine business Having
passed facilities supplying Druggists Deser generally with
article in this line he confidently ocits inspection OF his stock
prices
~ Satisfaction viii be given all who may favor him with their
! patronage
following only comprises part his assortment
furnished
hyr hulsei in th. SO1tI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

asG VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered on
- H. 18Th January, ls52 to me directed The oaorable the
Second District Court NewOenH, entitled NATTER
proceed sell public auction, the Rounia City Exchange
s. Louis street eween Charities and Rov sreots, MONDAY
Ntrrh 1852. o'c "
\ CERTAIN VACANT LOT or GROUND situate in suburb st,
Mary, She Second ulhl Of Mis- bounded by
'lro s. Peter 81 John, and Julia streets and h ga by the
fr hiHtyo, rnwn by H. H. Pel Deputy Surveyor
gtJnHoey 80 and deposited III the Office Of tls CbaIl Notary
Puc this city; said lot has, English
inches lines front aid irod
lines nearly parable, hundred
eight inches and line IN the together the
privileges hHrruntn belonging app, ttain,,s
Terms four hundred lolars cash She atiuc,
JAMES f. FRERET.
trh ID - nhs Sheriff Of tie parish ni OrenUs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-10

CouRr g. c. SCHMIDT va A. H. CIILAND AND
OF NEwORIEtNs. X. LAFORGUE... No. 5aay
DY VIRTUE of n writ of tier facas directed
BY the Fifth Of NewCean4 in
above entitled will proceed to sell at public the Ro
CITY Exchange, Louis
srrc WEDNESDAY, February IS 1859 at IL O'Clock
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GRouND designated by the No
in the square lying being Municipality
of this city said lot measuring American measure SO feet inches
feet depth, between parallel lines
with all the rights and privileges thereon belonging, plan
drawn Surveyor dated the goth
posted for in the office of Joseph Cuyler Notary Public
this
Seized the suit belonging defendant Giand.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p. FRERET,
anla feS Is Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans