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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

THE CHOLERA ON BOARD THE BRIG ZEBRA.
We learn from the Savannah papers of the 18th inst
that twelve new cases of cholera and nine deaths
have occurred on board the brig Zebra, bound TO Lii
beria with emgrants, and which lately put into that
port from New Orleans. The total number OF deaths
is 81, including the captain, mate, and two seamen
The disease has somewhat abated since the vessel
was supplied with fresh water. The Ne,cs says the
vessel is in most filthy condition. and that the cause
Of the sickness board originated from the mpurity
of the water used by the emgrants, which had been
placed in oil casks. The berhs Of the brig were made
OF green lumber, which are still damp and un-
seasoned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23
SHIPPING.

IN0R AUSTRAIIA-TIIE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER SHIP
il EAGLE, being ready for sea, win clear Saur
day the 22d inst. few passengers only will be
taken. Apply to Captain Sas Hardy, on board at pier
No North river, foot Of Rector street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

TT 6 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
~ leans via Havana splendid steam ship Gre scent
City Baxter commander will sail from the pier at foot Of
Warren street N. r., on Thursday January u, at
O'Clock p H., precisely Rates of passage Havana and
New Orleans:-Iades' and after saloon berths, $50
lower forward saloon bcrhs $780, Storage S25 Specie
only taken freight to Havana Freight taken to New
Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested to supply themselves with the companys bills
olading, which may be had application at the Office
No other form will be signed No bills of lading signed
after IL O'Clock the day of sailing For freight or pas
sage apply to NJ O. ROBERTS III West street. Of
Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

NOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMI- WEEKLY
II U. s. Mail Line.-The and fast going steauer
JAMES ADGER, J. Dickinson Commander, will leave
pier No A North river Wednesday, January 20 at
O'Clock P. NJ, precisely. For freight apply on board
where all bills of lading viii be signed and for passage at
the Office of Spofford, Teston Co. 4S South street
Through tickets for Florida follows to Jacksonville
$31 to Pilatka, S33.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23


NINETY DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO = CLIPPER
~ SWORD Fish, now rapidly loading OF pier Five,
North river, can take few ION Tight freight II immc
diaely offered. Shippers will bear In mind that this
ship has performed the voyage 20 francisco in ninety
days, and viii uostonahl, lard her cargo at the
earliest lossiblc day SUTTON CO., 81 Wall street
NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
Nv through to San Francisco, via Aspinwall and Pa
nama--No detention on the Isthmns.1he new and fast
side wheel steamship UNITED STiIES 800 tons. VIM.
c. Perry, commander viii leave New York for Aspiuwa
Na,y Bay } from pier No 3 North river on Friday
February 4th, at O'Clock p. NJ precisely. CONNECTING
with the and magnificent c-whccl doublc engine
steamship Winfield Scott 200 tons. Edward Dunn com
which steamer will be In readiness eft Panama to
receive the United States passengers and sail immed
ately for IAN Francisco The accoumod tons and ven
tlntion Of the nleld Scott al That can be desired
Her speed Established the voyage between New York
and Panama and while the Pacific coast i unsur.
passed Every cxeriion viii be made tho part OF the
line to ensure comfort, expedition and safety Pa4sen
gers will be landed the wharf at Aspnwal free taking
the Panama Railroad, and cautioned that tickets for
this line are sold only nj 20 Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS & CO, General Agents or
JONES X JOHNSON.
mail bag Ia made M At the above office, under the
new United States postage law for the convenience OF the
public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

CyTEAM FOR M0NTEvDEO, BUENos AYREs, ENTIRE
- Rios, Corrisntes Assumption, and Cuyabs (in Rsa-
siD-Sample freight and passengers viii b tsken n
command Of experienced captain to leave this port
or about the 10Th Of January.
Cabin Montevide0 and Buenos Ayres 1So
For freight or passage, apply to
LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO., Agents, IA Broadway.
The steamer being detained for further improve
ments, to renderher more efficient will remain in this
port until about the 5th Of February As it Is detein
ed 70 touch at Granada few passengers will be received
for that isand. LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO., Agents.
INOR SAvANNAH-U. s. MAIL LINE-THE SUPR-
on Saturday, january 10Th, at O'clock r. NJ from pier
No NJ, = North river Apply to SAMUEL MITCHELL,
on Saturday February 5th For speed strength accom-
modatons and fare these ships have superior on the
coast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

Nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton
commander will leave for Havre touching at Southamp-
ton to land tho mails and passengers Saturday Feb
u, at II o'clock from Pier No A. North river Price Of
passage 500. Luggage not wanted during the voyage
should be sent board the day before sailing marked
Below" No merchandise will be received on board
after Thursday, Feb TO- For freight passage apply
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, No. SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

TTNO THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGRES.-
i BY the British royal mail steamship CONWAY,
Capt. -, $50 tons burden.
This steamship ia designed to sail from Savannah,
Georgia. the 4h December next and day Of each
following month"; for Chagres, touching at Nassau NJ p,
Inagua with the Turks Islands mais) and Jamaica.
She will be due ut Chagres the 14th Of each month,
and return the 18th, by same route, to Savannah
As this service contempates arrangements only for
limited number of Passengers, persons who desire to
and invads who wish to spend the winter among the
West India Islands, may find conveyance in the companys
steamships twice MONTH between Jamaica and the fol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

MRS. DRAKE, DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MRS MOTIF
11 physician 196 West Fifteenth street. attends to the
diseases of and children in all their varied forms
Mothers invited to consult Mrs. Drake their own
and their chdrens complaints She is equally as suo.
cessfu las her mother. who became celebrated.
n TEDICAI4 AND SURGICAL CONSULTATION DIR
INl Cobbett Member of the New York University 10
Duane street. between Chatham and William streets of
fee hours from A. NJ to Up N. N. B-See my diplo-
ma with other testimonials, in my Office
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TNHE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROIrTE-YANpER

V1,HE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE-vANDER-
i bt Line for San Francsco-Only line giving tickets
for crossing the Isthmus-Through in advance Of the
mal.-Ihe new double engine steamship STAR OF THE
North river, Saturday FEBRUARY s, at O'Clock p NJ
precisely for San Juan del Nore direct connecting with
the popular steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua tran
sit route having but twelve miles of land transportation
These steamers have superior accommodations and ven
ation For information passage at the lowest rates.
place up stairs. Passengers cautioned against the
representations of hired runners of other lines None
are employed for this line.
INDEPENDENT IINE.-THROUGH TICKETS FORCALI-
fornia via Aspnwall and Panama.-The new and spen-
did steamship UNCLE SAM q 900 tons, W. A. Mills COM
mander will leave New York for Aspinwal Saturday,
February 10th, at o'clock 2. NJ precisely from pier
and second voyages warrants the that the
sengers will reach Aspnwa in from seven to eight days
where she will connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada 600 tons j. d. Wilson, commander
which will be in readiness at Panama to receive the pas
sengers OF the Uncle Sam, and sail Immediately for San
Francisco These steamships both new, and of the
very first class to accommodation, speed and venti
aton They unsurpassed by any vessel the route
The tables will be supplied in the most liberal manner
both for cabin and teerage passengers Every exeron
safety speed and comfort Passengers will be land
ed at the wharf at Aspnwa and take the Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon is attached to each
ship whose services free Of charge to the
For freight or passage apply to MILLS Agent No. 81
Corandt street =. S-A mail bag will be made up at
this Office in accordance with the law of Congress-
for the accommodation of the public.
DAssAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA LINE.
i The clipper packet ship NEW YORK load
ing at pier H. North river, has unequaed accommoda
tons for irstand second cabin passengers for which
early application must be made.
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MEDICAL.

mr. RALPH'S OFFICE HOURS-FROM TO ~ A. NJ,
- and 9 to 9P. NJ Sunday excepted,) No. 643 Hous-
ton street, two doors below Wooste
mr. BARON sPoIAsCO NJ D.. A. B., ETC, ETC,
~ from london, Paris Edinbur Glasgow, and Dub
lin, &c, &c. now of $50 Broadwa New York. between
Spring and Prince streets. Office h0rs from8 A. ~ to
r. M. and in the evenings, from to 10 O'Clock.
nR WARD, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY or
IL Edinburgh-HouSs, from O'Clock A. NJ, to
O'Clock NJ On Sundays, from 10 to II A. NJ and from
to in the evening Office, Canal street. door from
Broadway up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

T1OR MvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
IL ship BALTIC Capt. Joseph J. Comstock steam
shin will depart With the United States mails for Europe
positively ON Saturday February atl2 O'Clock from
her berth at the foot Of Canal street No berth secured
till paid for For freight passage having unequalled
accommodation for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW'D K COLLINS CO., SO Wall street.
Passengers are requested to DO board at III A. M
The steamship Arctic win succeed the Atlantic, and sail
10th February.
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miscellaneous.

SHIP CoGKRffrs GgIsSEL ashore at Souan beach had
steam engine at work board 10Th hosting the cargo
out nearly all Of which would be wet IL the bales
we're broken There mach which rendered IL
d'sicut 10 boat of the cargo As II could be
done pump would be got on board to pump her out
Out would be attended with doubtful success.
Snip sARASAc ut Philadelphia from Liverpool had very
neayy weather from the westward during the passage
Zee ~ IN lat 80 81 Ion 80 while hove 70 in heavy gale
saipped sea which stove In the starboard bulwarks,
broke stnneheons main ra &c has been five days TO the
westward Of lon II EHJ fn1t
Frp sr gscsos, burnt ~ sd IN her way from Liver
poo to This port was owned b. DOgden Of this city
she was fnc ship 81 $50 tons built Newbury port Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-23

TyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing the favorits stesmships-
IRON PHILADELPHIA
City Of Glasgow Thursday, Feb g. 1883.
CITY of Manchester .. THURSDAY Mar. g. 1858.
City Of Glasgow Thursday Mar. 81 1858.
LIVERPOOL
CITY of Manchester Wednesday Feb. q 1858
CITY Of Glasgow ....... Wednesday, Mar. 2, 1858.
City Of Manchester ..... Wednesday, Mar. 80, 1853.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Saloon 500 $685. and $685. according to state rooms)
A limited number Of third class passengers win be
TAKEN and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
$40. to Liverpool $50. ...... from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts the Bank of Ireland
in sums from Ell sterling upwards. Hand bills be
had at the Office of THOMAS RICHARDSON agent, No. Al
Exchange place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-30

EOHN BIJI.L'S FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR.
aSan s n'sfy s ISaS sT R
VI
Z u lines ma
per HGs 81 &. sSs for w.
pgT property
s si wi ysa
h,. JOHN BULLS FLUID ExIeAcT OF sARsArARILLA Il.
ss ssiss rs
sad SssSoas
Busaspar ao contain. ths virtues Of several other yalaaes
ss. IN s S so 'nd Inc
so ooID IEsT mo =, R,n,,s.,..
,.rii. on'' ''A'' ''''n' 'i'
equal The sale Of Bulls rq.
past months only with The very XXI STss
a, 40 sas. thu, assertion 'a'sean
bssr with w. reader lille s
''pa,lla' the WONDER o. tue WORLD
What bussl and ApOhseary several yearsssandns
''''A'''' BAH '''''''A'''' Lou.vnr., n.y,,,..
,.y.ly asa -i.S M@rcua Hssdshe ans pain
nv I've, All he he SaT ssr
un chanesd to yours three Of save me NOR.
Ss1 s a X G ssan1s ..aca . III.
afaic.sd community a superior article.
Very '''P'ikaail EHbjnArrsM. IH'o"ES' MD
maism read following may
hsE NJ. VI" 9s use hsl:s, tn. las. tire. year. a.v.
s ~ s r. s could % IL
dsesse but found
preparation anpsrs which has entirely cured me Of Rheumatism
sts sss
soub The cure
'e M,Inn.n,.r nnion rnuntv Kv NAV IL Isxs ~
S"'"'S""' Tp0H IN IVM n pRENrIss
Ito s.ton antctiona long "a nsn Ca
ndicaisn Of cars seems consist
- ass
% % and ss g s tl%' " value
Pssfsils y:sI:: ,.r WI raENrIss,MD.
NOTICE TO YTNkLEs
,,, - ~ d. rsn,a msa,.,no~
e.anca IL baa ass s.a tbe coastitBtion IL ssh
Of
nro when The acs pas
and coioress The feeble yielding spirits troubled and
dsn,d The heaib boLen mind and M
thn Anil, !. on rsnasdy II
~ s of hs bass, tbs whos yata
W ysasrav y, on, he use Of bis medicine We eud "a.
sab ona ~ the nlsce Of hs yo would
he pad face; have tear perhapa
long me- 2, one ca sS, y a sS % s On,
N which is often attendant with 90 much danger Bu,
snnd 10 ersy ost bensf eseel All ladies' an
nroscbnV crisis should be apprised this ay
| VI s''s '@i'-' a aT.rTrrur CLEAR sytN
=, = nEhS ~ " ~, Ss-.hn ee IN .,. -.
nc. an sanbe eehI' "n h, ahu Icy
eneeLa em p ~ ~ 70 w. u ~ @ it
osesoety 70 ~ risneo ~
and ceorng TO restore e them o. ma whss a..
sss. naS a T o anu s a. U ~ ~
injury 70 w my me- y, nu ~ - ns
known = ne Sun ssr 91a HG e1.Iss. nna y
pie not ny eoashs tne M oI
u.,S nv P0 hin t;d VA ~ Ds
removing every p1 81 oIs0P %gre "a snd diseased
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

ICE! ICEl-J. STAFFORD Il Co. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers 10 ICE No. Eysan field opposite the
Ponehartrain Railroad Dspo lower side No 1872 Old Lyesa7s
No. 4Thorpitoules street. No New syeo aei NO. y
street. seS Tehouponias tiree NO. Isl sNs
between Ninth and Harmony streets Us
1Nh' wv
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II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
EN RAsGES-FInsT ppFAuUM

. PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street, New Orleans respectfully inform their friends the
general they the above balnesa all branches and
prepared supply HOT COLD PLUNGE BATHS,
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS kinds CooKISG
RANGES, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE LIFT
BEER PUMPS fitted ia the LEAD PIPES
deacripticn PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly up repaired
o. 10 o anIb Nv
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VNHE Subscribers beg leave to call the "a
stock q re,h and genuine DRUGS. MEDICINES EXTRACTS
HAIR NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES and their large assortment Of
Toilet which they receiving
Northern Manufacturing Houses selected
expressly ha Market They ohor the for sale At the low
prices.
Planters Phyeian and Apotharss solicited to call and
anime the stork, send In their orders
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put Of the best and psest
tees
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and
with and dispatch.
j. q. POTTER & CO., successors P. L. Massey,
Wholesale and Ret Druggiss
ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
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DOCTOR BEACRS PREPARATIONS.
TzrS1Src--s1-,A Ger.
<x<SSfAf, 4 6 y NJ WA6 4 40 mGk7i55z ltain ei
{SSs-sa<sS<% = NE 3 IN, NanrgnE ifsctual 1
f<Sf2RI 3kk%TSLA prom p
keS6n04{5 em d.
FAM "a A6d. Hsl Al tIHh HIP & for Dsr
Lsxl48A.S4ikIA3k1U.Oirn aa,D
ZI..A

cholsrs obus and ,omeh
by nubera Of persons with the
on aud phyans themselves have pronounced Of the mo,
valuable remedies known positively cureshe aaesea o which
iseeommendsd ~ Sold sS all the principal the uni-
Stated.
n Bench's Breast Linameat..An sIeeisnt remedy for
the Breast such Pain the Breast Splitting
Of Bleed Oppression in BIesthsr arg dteny
the Chest This remedy without doubt
Disease the Lungs than remedy be
To predpossd Lung Disease
the formation Of the chests hereditary entirely
attack the disease and always enjoy good health freely Of
this Linamen according todreetons.
Bencha Tonie.A CERTAIN remedy Chs and
Fever chagres known fail rssun
of the disease.
Besehs Rheumatic Compound-Nevsr fails give relief
In less than twenty -four hours.
Bcach's stomaehve Bitters-Ths ereslent srtiele
that has been long
business for short period low marshy districts the
vaiuabe will etroabled With Chilli
and The time they coree. the secrsons to
stomach dgestlos the appetite
aunds sad giyeshsath and vgor to the general
~ the remedies publish OF extrsord
performed by them We will this much they
be- They remedies that
with the satisfactory resu The
demand these remedies alone has induced them
rssehed ALL Prepared sod
Z. D. BEACH, d. D., Chemist and Apotheeary,
AW OF Chsrres aad Cnstomhousa N. o.
and Of Dr. RANKIN,
Corner Camp md PovdrRs
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IN B. A. FAHNEsToCK's vERNIIFUGE which always be
depended on, fails rid the system Of
MONTREAL, Canada March Is, 1880.
Messrs. A. FAHsxsrocg oGentemen; My little girl eight
considerable time suffering
your vrmtg which according % dtee
tons great astonshnent passed ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-ONE WORMS, varying from EIGHT TO SIXTEEN
INCHES IN LENGTH besides Pin Having experienced the
medicine administered azsin boy, i've
old with the same happy effect passing ROUND
WORMS Of feel recommend this Nern
age, children known TO the public
obedent sersa JOHN MOORE, Alexander st.
GR- all principal Druggists and
United States d2 d&Wlm
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

y u. ~ TUESnuLL. a. 1919 i@'
ysNURNBULL g. CO., Successors to ~ -
Brswst.r Cob Carriage Repeslory No. ii6 $3.50
Gayier street Orleans, ST. Charles Hotel Every ds
ton Of Carriages mad ,r
DB. l. Al URNBuLI, Manaiaciarers Newark j. 1d.W
NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware ga
lN Houls,-ANDREw G. BULLS Co, Neil Cana ksEGzG&
Newt rlsana Camp aad Magazine aresl
Tanunetursp and importers sADDLY and sADLEkW ARK,
have constantly had ADD complete Of sAd9
Brides MATtingses Tranks, WHIPS skipg, Harness and ha
leather ADDLEf.S' roofs and Trimming Of dc.
", .ia iv5isw 60 u oAA1 ANDREW @. Bull co.
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.
C,RoCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE re-

ER0CKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE cS5
" HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLEs.-sAaiUEL Il. Nm
MOORE co. have their stock OF V3
No. 40 Camp and daily additions their
already large supply Of WIRES 10 his line eomprisng
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, plain
white and ornamerted.
FRENCH ENGLISH sod AMERICAN GLASSWARE Of rich cut
moulded and plain patterns.
WHITE sfoNE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS and sets made
suit tina wants Of family from the best
land.
TOILET SETS white and ornamened, Of various patterns
SOLAR LAMPS, bronzed and gilt.
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRoNZED and oRNAnIENTEp
CHINA.
PLANsHED TIN WARE Chatting Dishes Coffee and Tea
uns Oyster Dishes Coffee and Tea Boilers Soup Tneen
WIN hot water under. Cake and Jelly Aoulds,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS FORKS, etc,
sILlER PLATED CAsToRs, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
ETC.,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS
ARTICLES
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT, - - "
Alarge stock Of WHITE OPAQUE COMMON cRocKERY
OF wholesale.
to We goods Of charge, part Of the m and
keep Of stock for the oanng es and
occasions where than the usual supply needed
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DROUGHT to the First District Police y,

Il j Priton- -
R0BERT muatto high, about II oil has a. a.
Says he belongs 70 Ms tgnn ~-
REUBEN black feet 81 inches high, ~ years old haA
the len eye. Says hs belongs to MI LoFeo'o"sh' ="
Of St. Charles,
will please comply with the lay respe9iing then
axI..n. r,..a-h., iaw3w
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COMPANIES.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, Q. W.
Epwp. g. O'BRrKs, Secretary A. NJ CLARK President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. as Camp st., New Orleans.
II undersigned prepared 10 issue POLICIES against
pers SEAS and RIVERS also against loss damage
by FIRE, at the current rates Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent
n5i HARMON DoANE, Assistant Agent
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SARDIINlIEs-. o,, v,o,,,.
do Extra Tennessee FLOURj
900 do Fancy White whest FLOUR
500 do Rect fed WHISKY;
geo do WHISKY; ,,,,syv
Monong ahela and Bourbon Wltlshf
rs ouarter and Fights casks Domestic BRANDY
40 ibis New York BRANDY;
40 do Winter Strained LARD OIL;
20 teres Choice Family HAMS;
100 boxes CHOCOLATE AMI COcOA. For sale BY
dn JOSEPH LANDS d CO., IS IehouPiVoalas 81.
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HNEAS-- -
4 900 boxes, lbs each, lMPERlAL and GuNPOWpsRi
500 boxes, IS Id, each, IMPERIAL and GuNFoNpEhi
half ehesn ORDINARY BLACK
rs half chests oo4ONG EXTRA. ro
dsa i'm No. 30 Common and IS lanai streets.
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DRoUGHT to the First District Police a,

II y Prison
LEWIS black feet iuehes high about IS yenrs od has
hands Says be baiong 10 Mr. Alex Lake. >
Tha will please comply with Law tespsens
r.w o,,s.,s Deee,rYsr O isEg. ds lawSu
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

T WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
-. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which ney offer supply Druggists nod Dealers PROPRIETOR loves
" General popo. specia Agency CHARITIES ST.
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest Of aI
cash the certificates Profits M the 1885, 1851 and
1857 ohc hc thereof their legal representatives, and after
the Eighth day Of August, prsIino
The Trustees have also declared Dividend Of Thyfvs
the Premiums of Company year ending
the Twelfth day of July 1883 for which will
and after the Sd Monday in September NEXT.
TIi0S. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
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State u LSisana Perish sf Orleans, City Of Erorlsass; Be It re-
membered hat the soh July 1855 before the undegned Jus
e Of the Pence in and for the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles non Secretary the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
Newoeans who being duly according
pose and the above JUS. and and correct
transcript from the Books Of the ssid Company.
CO.. MANsoNI, Secretary.
Sworn and signed before this sOh day Of July, 1858.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice of the Peace,
Parah Of Orlaans
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WILLIAM BfCKET, black feet W inches high 81 yeAts O.
old has scar and p6ekmaksd Says be III
free, bu . supposed to be n slave =. - =,
EDWARD mula,to, AZ inches high about 10 years ed'
SAYS he belongs o Mr. Emanuel a., -.
longs 70 Mr.. Robinson, Of the Parish Of 81. James
~ JONATHAN WORRALL, Warden.
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woLFE's AROMATIC sCIIEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
TT Druggists Merchants all Of the articles
contained the will find their advantage b. call
sending their orders where will bs fond the INST
tensive Of GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES the United
States and Of the oweft prices Please adore.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE