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was rum orcd, was coming there. and it was
thought the National guard would join him
The Board of Trade to-day passed resol-
uiion in favor OF The construction OF the Pitts
burgh and Connall.viIIe Railroad.
The Virginia House Of Delegates, by g de-
cided vote, indefinitely postponed granting the
right of way 10 the Sleubenyit!e and Pittsburgh
! Railroad
Washington Matlers-The Cabinet. &c.
WASHING TON. Feb. 2i.J NJ. McClellaud has
arrived.
Hon. VIM Carter, has received letter from
Samuel Modirv, since his return dated CO.
lumbus, Ohio, Feb. II, stating that lie has %
inti,nation or expectation Of d Ca5,no, appoint
r1ert.
II is reported that NJ. Buchanan will be ap-
pointed Minister 10 England.
jefferson Davis has not arrived, nor is there
any intelligence OF his departure from Mississ
ippi.
Governor Marcy appeared in tie Senate to-
day.
WAsHiy5roy, Tuesday, Feb. 81,
SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill providing for
ciprocaI, international an prohibitory letters.
Referred
Mr.. Gwin said that when the Army appro.
pratun bill was taken up. he would move to
add to it the substitute moved by Mi. Broad.
head to the Pacific Railroad bill, providing for
a survey and exploration OF the country.
Mr.. Davis repnrted joint resolution extend
ing till the Ist of June, the time for conn wing
with the act for regulating steamboats, in cpr-
tain cases lie said the Steamboat owners
wished to have it postponed until next Nav.
81, IL, oil, ,- itS
Several amendments were Offered.
A debate sprung ~, embracing the mer,t'
Of the original b and OF Franciss Metallic
Lie Boats Tne resolution was finally pas.
set.
Mr.. Underwood made report on the memo
rial praying for the substitution Of arbitration
for war On national differences, accompanied
with resolution recommending in future that
in all treaties with foreign powers, a clause be
inserted to submit all difficulties Of this nature
to arbitration.
Mr.. Mason, from the minority Of the Com.
miuec, said he dissented from the resolution
and from the reasons given therefor.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up, and
the amendment of Mr.. Weller, pondiug ut last
nights adjournment, Was agreed to.
Mr.. Seward moved to amend by providing
that so much of the road as may be construct
Gu WitHu ihf I'lH'lS VI any CltIt Ut)OHu MIS-
sissippi, the Postmaster General shall contract
with the sad State for the transportation Of the
mail over such part of the road, at rate not
exceeding $500 per mile per annum, for 30
years. lie urgently pressed the passage OF the
hIIl for which he said lie was pre- pared 10 vote,
in any shape in which is friends might place
it.
A general debate enaucd.
Mr.. Gwn supported the amendment.
Mr.. Rusk supported the amendment aisO
although he thought the bill was dead, ana had
been since Saturday night.
The debate wss continued until o'clock
when Mr.. Badger said there could be no doubt
OF the death Of the bill, and NJ huught the least
the Senate could DO in honor OF ia memory,
would he 10 a4'pt the same proceedings that
wera always adopted on the death of mem
ber Of Congress, and he moved an adjournment,
which was AGREED to-
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From Tampico-soathern News.

BA1TMoRE. Feb. 81. New Orleans papers Of
Tuesday last are received
The Della has a letc- from Tampco giving
an awful picture Of affairs there. Caravajal, il
was rum orcd. was coming there, and it was
thought the National guard would join bim
The Board of Trade to-day passed reso'-
uion in favor OF The construction Of the Pitts =
burgh and Connallsviie Railroad.
The Virginia House Of Delegates, bya de-
cided vote, indefinitely postponed gmntng the
right of way 10 the S,eubenyi!e and Pittsburgh
Railroad
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The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole On the state Of the Union, and on Indian
appropriation bill, but did nothing with it,.
The Senate amendment to Tie West Point
Academy bill was acted on. Some members
objected to include The appropriation Of Sl2 90
for riding school.
The Committee then rose, and reported the
OllI to the House. The action on the West
Pnint Academy blIl was concurrcd n, and the
House adjourned.
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HOUSE.

The House took up the the Civil Appropria-
ton Till, aud concurred in upwards of 10 nf
the amendments, reported from the Committee
of the Whole.
The amendment providing that neither the
office OF the Secretary Of the ln'enoT nor any
Bureau connected herewith, shall be located
in the Patent Office building mil directed by
law, WAS concurcd in-l0l to 90.
Among the appropriations passed, w.ra those
providing s ID 900 for the Custom House at
st. Louis; SSs,O0O for the Custom House at
louisville; same amount tor the Custom
House at Cincinnati ; 1924 900 for the Custom
House al Ne" Orleans; Sls 900 TOR he salary
sud on'i Of The Minister to Central America /;
so OLO for new furniture for the President s
house
The House then went into Committee on the
indian appropriation bill, bnt after reading ne
'lla, the lonuiIes rCse, snJthe House al
'ca5ne3
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DAILY CRESCENT.

The THREE GENER AIS -0f the three military
Washington, Bonaparte, and We'll
lington-Washington, by large odds, exhibited
the finest specimen Of physical manhood. Bona
parte possessed the largest brain, and had the
finest cerebral developments Washington had,
however, three mental qualities which the Corsi-
can had not, to wit Calmness, perseverance and
adhesivcness. Bonaparte was in his youth a
very handsome man in his age he was decidedly
passe; Washington from his earliest youth to
the hour of his departure, had benignant ex
preston in which serenity and goodness ever
warrsd for the mastery. Wellington's face was
that Of a martinez, and had what is called
vinegar aspect it was stern, but it was not in
tellgent in its general expression. Of the three,
in maturity, Washington's face exhibited more
forcibiy o the action of the mind within. Ma
poleon, in youth, was slim in form, rather mea-
gre in outline; in age, quite corpulent, or rather
pussy, approaching the obese In height, Ma
poleon was about five feet six inches, and when
not on horseback was rather Insignificant look
ing, and would in a crowd have passed unno-
ticed, but for his marked intellectual chsrac-
teristics. However, he was more presentable
than Wellington. Both in physique were infe-
rior to Washington.
ROYAL WET-NuRsB. Her Majesty has again
honored the Isle of Wight by having appointed
o wet-nurse for her infant from Cowes;
"Ths is no wonder" says Roger, says he,
"'Tis just what Nature allows
For what could more appropriate be-
As he is q young John Bull. you see
Than give his nursing to Cowes.n IBost, Post
There is a tall fellow, with straight hair,
down.east, o whitener, who dips his head in the
whitewash, and runs around the room to &c do
the ceiling"
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CONSTABLE'S SALE

81 sootHr H. a HEARD Il LAY VS. MRS. JOSE
Na'aH ~ 1hiEANs u PiiNE c. GkANDNpT and n. r.
- - Ora NbAiOI, her liusaund. -. No. Is $50
Ri VIRTUE of q writ of feri facias to me
~ directed BY the Honorable Jon Second Justice oil Mo
eaes Tor the Parish o. Orleans pr vusv offered for
if certain l9ls Of irouni seized entitled ss for cash
ava I'VE a'oht offered ialpg % tWotrd Hppas
men az rs}H red tg law viii r,o.eei public auction
bahke Arcade on sAIukDAY, July g. 1888 O'clock
Al the dttendan rights little In and to TEN CIR
LAIN LOIS OF GROUND with improvements thereon situated
lhI Lse Of TINS city, the
teis PtIopeas and Ln re iss grated b tho
oeis 70 u'eeu both nelislvs plan drawn by dll6
~ ont Surveyor on The 2S Of Noyro 1850 depoitsd
office OF A A Baud0n, Notary Fubic.
Los nlmIeIs tx asFgn and ming each thirty FIVE
81 aud nall inches front kyAu Fields
het IN depth the lot number Turning yn
LngAtun Streets
and nall inches n ms Jving0n
sei in Depth and lot number eleven Tie
lo numbers twelve III en,
hve eet six inches and ha front Frencen
dred and twenty uuhrr forming The corner
Of Erencbmeu and Livingston streets.
~ Tem-Twevs months. and rs
I-rty q above described
sale Peters Notary Public nj the *
I.Iss Of the purchaser.
ie4t2ss GEO, F. PEARSON. cqgs.a.-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ON glNs, City If New Orleans
Be ttrmemtered that January 1888 me-
lbsotlho Justice Of the Peace
IVY Appeared Alexander Brother President H. whesr
secretary OF the Home Mutual Insurance
being duly according law depose above
eounare Just true Transcript the
company. A. BROTHER PRECEDENT
JANEs II. WHEkLxR, Secretary.
sworn to and suhshd before this the January,
C. v. JONTE Second Justice Peace
Of the Parish Of Orleans
~ The B9att Of feea have declared dividend Forty Mine
pei ce on the eHrnd premiums Company year
December 81 1852 fer which scrp certificates will he asued
the Is: OF March nUTt.
me company continues TO insure the pes the Rivers
ana oss damage by Fire. the Office
Camp street. . ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN e. SHAW. Vce President.
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& EBNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R. 4
y aAflpb, s, S. HENRY, r e. LA1lNER, " d. COATES
.typ&N iAtGilItR, HORN FELTON,, II. H. SNa-s.l TO-
sd EpsELEt, VI LEAN CO H. COOS uafa Of st Sal
dfco t4a biloxi y, have 51at Tsa
anu gis.he BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Attu,r Ala tjy
=, raas S'e s9sl Saws shn5 Of Stf'lsr Lat
Nuoso Flaming Mtt.tv, 30 winch wilt
leurt tts large gang save, aEi wiz thea be ua
EEtVofp ei,UgH tsas cd Llmb.f per day.
fl,r tuuiIluirr, Plank R7Hd Wharf and
sA Al lers wanting Pine be supp, 5. sTi
ust ihe stni N New Orleans ia tally auhotlc 5ratf
Hpp vidul it st.t
F OF ln1hr itgI aatni t31te
rnt05I Nal q. fANLOG. Agfat.
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PHILADELPHIA MaNUFACTURED
sp'orta's Safe Company.
HE ,ttaut;a,, ~ tl, u.lIol 30

utility Of
made entire principle. We fr form orraes
strong from
81 On te LIQUID mss making itmpsne.
trahe TO the ehs drill and capable OF resisting boSsof s
ssdge. To the scientific, only necessary say
Mechanic she leaves no bolts raps Tveta SCREWS
eou burglar with perhaps sa than
put them together Neither the burning element
sion chs solid mass lined tits with proofwall
hesitate that these Safes with LLiEs
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION gANE
LOCKS TIE ony really dePoto money val4R-
lee We further hers bttIie security any the popular
SAFES or Bank NeUltsuow They all
ofset. brokeuiuto experience has demonstrated.
rms Company prepared to ara short notice SAFES
bANh NAuLtS o various for Banking ,nstiateB Mercantile
tinsHnd individuals Of which will Powder
Pfeot, when secured with i.iIiaa Bank Locks.
ahmp ohe above Safes aBi Locks, Ecwellt
tsisasopte llc Of
ti''~'-- ---'-'' T. q .''F-sS Agent. e Anas
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VENIE DE CONSTABLE.


SEc0NpE COM JusIcE D. A. BEARD MAY sANE JOSE
PtEoIsSz DOB III PINE C.. GRASbNfOI IN n r.
GRASDvOr, Ajn epouE. n 1880
A'N NERTU dun writ de ieri facias moi
a adresse par Hon C. v Jou Second ia Pa
ross Oeans dA ,er 1Ase
dams lnhae ss complaint et l mouut pss
tt deut ardg ssum1on p9arye Ilr "a H. po'afrt sudt
naAr Ban Ks Arcade, ls SAAEil, Juliet 1883.
9l ,ss d.ots tire lers;s es ds dams DIX Err
lANS LOTS DE IERRh lee Hmeoratnls
tues ls Irrue District lie willie
ruc is frhlF Champs Eye, Peopias Livingston deagu.
pa @ Np sit Ct s1vanls Iuslua qunze
dene A. dHemtrou 50, ttaai
dams IUiudr de A. a. BAuiln, Sgare Public.
Les o Nos sR sept hut pds
poucvs a dei lace IA rue Clamps Ely
rronnegr lot No nruf iorno Pence Champs Ely
ct
de Ia rue Lv ngston
le lot No poondeur FACADE Sgses ees
meme rae les Nos ioE rrz qlnEe
enc peds sH poue's - dcn face la dee
pbd de l. No, dvue ncoignure
iBgston e. les Fran, ais.
ECoutt4 p credit bleis pt seruTt, IoFtan
hm uoar CENT dneret nyer hypotqe popret6 dct
lIala psrf tmtHG.
~ Lc'e is rnr W. H. Peters. Nytairo Prbic au
fAts de- iacuuRreuF
ie2 iys9 GEORGE P, PEARSON, Con- totl,.
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eSpersnce Practitioner Of Medicine, wish
to attend pnot ally e or pract,e or me n,nf s5' i
iufdtuioe rNr shat hr will treat with unparalleled
Feys Agucs the Eye, Hend 1lea lunGs Nv
Kidney Tnme Sores u si 10 VOID
dissass Also that OF complaints called Nere
nal, SYPHILIS forms Gonphea in all is degrees etc
thu and snfaritE wish diaa7
ehar male ua luu4te Al about the OF hc crupnt
Of their ty letter. postpaid, Will receive
9rffapt attention and De- cured if possible,
t NeurtiAi Nledrsswii b. receipt Of an order aud
tption oil The case. Address 10 KWOOD, No.
Phuppa Perdo Nov Orleans. ofce hours from
/. n, 10 III ial3 u
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,,,,rvDg
ihhs ! GiNo'
SHERMAN sroor ian e
Ail'hal' OF NM y No.
AllchHais dia hntt E 4. IS
The impto! ed root hs"'s
70" oayidaer ,iehreN'
PeteFn Nsgetabiei
RnApp'n Indian, .,,.-,
Whites Mthms spieA' S'fs1t's
ensnsi
whiting 'sStTauRthenl1Ht
.sild'a Imperial,
ltsn'ek's haYal l-,,,,-,,
LlFihENt ~
baufr'1 bole ana refh't
bafllne' . Lotion,
us'is'9 fiet.e, a.
Hanta- tiayssJ Ssisn5 hv'''
lbuIH fhs' r.''
Sherman q compound nffla CON,
! Thompton's Aromatic toot1i
IOnes's Footharhs
LoZENGE1' ~
shetnlhul Jonghi worm CaH Pro
Ching'a Worm
NHtat'a Cough
DROPS,
solomon, 3 IoothRches
sherman IoothhoheI
Williams'a To- .hhehe,l
MlSCkLLANEooe,
Ihofn's Extract
{ Wihtr'a ArcAnui1 rtuhtl,
! Chrter'e Spauiah Mrigrs
biothfr's Reile,,
Ms. hiddar'a Cord ri,
Nanshn's bithontrPti9i
OBgood's Indian Chuiosos1sl
halsey's fotasi Vine,
Mrs. haye'a hysenter2 Cord,hi.
Cullen g Female Specific,
Chiien's Indian fer'@aie hssi1
Nowshd'a Mag &c Lotion,
bel's Army iincSutr-
Dav's's DepuiaiiFa eil .Tsai
yayue'a 4 lteratlve,
layne'e Hair Dye,
yayue's CHgmmntivs, ....
HowRnd,a CsrminHtiyF,
Bal Columbia,
Uphhm's filt tlectn1iy,
lones's Chemical Soap.
Itumpton's htlHalht
Thompson . Eve " ter
Mrs' Hayes Eye Water.
] Ferry Daslz's Pam hil!-T,
lpnes's fisir kfHterauyet
Jnuca's Lily Whit,
bea,1 Hair EeatorauYr,
ola o"defA, C0lefE'
hsen an,
.itci.ssial bbn,
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regular pftCot .
vERMiFUGEs.
WiuCT's Canadian,
4. A, Fahnentoct's.
bwgiu's,
Bailey's,
Jayue's,
Challans.
sARSkPARIlIAb
DT. fowuseud's,
bailey's,
ShndB's,
WnsO0p1s,
BTisiofs,
Woods
Balls.
PILLS.
ChiosneI's Sugar coated Purgatiys
Perr's Life,
Nohatt'a Life,
Wught'e Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vege liable uniya'sAi,
Morriaon'8 hyEeiRn.
Lees New London,
Coopar'a, ..
AndeTaon's,
Wistar'a Gentle Pug ttlVs,
Hiboard's An.i-biliole Family,
SwGyne's Sanative,
Hsrriok's Sugar coated,
SaPpingt0n's Fever aHd Aasus,
Covsl's Rheumatic,
GTGefisuberg,
Spe1aer'a Vegetable,
Wiusf'a ChamOmils,
Parsian,
Arehasis' Health,
k,lehasia' Agus,
Evans' ChRmonils,
vandtg's Anti-biiious,
Ingoldby's fls,
Jayne's Ague,
Hslssy'E Gold.
COUGH REMEDlEr.
shOfman's BALKAN,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Or. Davis's Wild Cherry ind Tar.
Winer's Elscampana,
W atar's Balsam,
Thompaon's Tar and Naplte,
Jayn0's kzpeetofant,
DuHcsu'e ETpectorant,
Bsrtholomow'a E1peet0ranL
Bailey Syrup Wild Cherry,
swayne's Syrup villa Glory,
Schneck's rulmoulo Syrup,
New England Pulnonic Syrup,
TAylUr's Balsam Liysrwort.
BiTTERs.
Mufst's Phoenix,
EIibbard's wild chrrfg,
Wood's vida CharE,
blais'a Aromatie,
HsrfioE'H.
PASACEA5.
SWANS,
Houck's,
Cullen's Indian vegstabl.
OINTMENT AND SALVEs.
Dlliey's Magical Pain Extractor,
giAwley's Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose LIZ,
Aiiebasis's 81 ,tae
Tousry7s Nssief Of Pain,
Couklin,
Buffers letter,
... hchlistef's FeEstatll
DaufortAr Vegetable,
Harrison 20 81. r.hc.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved MiTt1Ts,
eouthetn Mixture,
| Solrla'l MIXTURE,
JAynr'E Hair,
FoIis C.pTian Hair,
Cast India,
Wan Rse1's,
... Wyu 90. .,
bhll6J'g.
~ AllArtTtieb no. lh- Medicine
vii be supplied Au equally iagorRl
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

1aT EW ARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware Fs.sa
. torse-ANni'Ew 6. 0ULlt CO. W ~ Canal tsaaasss
SssOrieans between Camp mud Nayane Streets 'N
importers Of sAUDLkli and sADDLEWARF,
band large and complete OF Saddle
Trunks Whips, Skirtn, Harness
Leather ogsns oilers, roofs and Trimming every d..
s-rpioa, ii No. II CANAL STREET. -
si9 ivd&N ANDREW q. BULL n CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ CIV AOvERUisEAiENr--Lst every body
= nNApfr.
NO. l.
Il Il Is
R.7DWdY'S READY RELIEt
THE FIRST . REMEDY EYER nEooEpEl = RI
mi MET Sr0 01a o. The WORLD THAT Has sI4tPAp
10 stop THE MOST SEVERE FANS FIVE MINUTES 0H
n GSi;Gh ,1S s X
r,.,.,,.,,.,, INTERNAL AND rxTERNAL
s'in giving instant sa'e 10 the
70 THE SICK AND PAIN. SUFFERING or NEW
ORLEANS.
WRIGHT At aii!SsPt EiRSFF as nal,
70 FvE
1T Has 0URND.
~ NiKErY CASES OFT or 4 HUNDRSD
s ssliSNtaIs N r F2gR a3ggas
pI1gHtTs N EfTsES oMly1irss.
sP1sM II 1--WE MiSU1fs.
s sSSH hsAeAsHs FIFE NS Slss1gs.
s5RE %$s55y i S s S3 $$s'f'
ss }G GlsA SE 5as5 b7ss
aars pab lq ,ApwSY kEk AZ gaets
and quickly cure the Die sss
SICK HEADACHE
EAnwAys READY RELIEF WILL sTOP rnE MOST Dis.
PRESSING PAWS IN FEW MINUTES, aad prevent r;aswsd
'"''o'''' '''1' ''' '''i PREVENTION
daii AID lay J" 'ss5g,i
IN BATHING.
Mir tablespoonful Of H. X. r. with Bowl OF water,
Head Neck and Temples w9h the Face, Hands parts Inc
body morning and YOU skin
seas sickness headache
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DlARKHtEh, DYSENTERY, BLOODY FLUX, CHOLERA MORBUH
checks The distressing discharges spssd,
remove thu
PGIh SToFFFD INSTANTLY,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF posssoHes
tenc tho sharp darling Of Of this crueeompu
NewYok, where many Of them had brought
door. The eGeets tie READY RELIEF stop
vitality the O which
pQns. -.
FANS i ELIErEb IN EYVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF wilistop the
Pnus of kheHnstn an0et instantly; tsana living h5 iii
unsOuni n Gca joints
painful that relieved from all
he use OF Always READY RELIEF This IA ia truth an;
Untgd Siates Tor tie truth Of hs
certificates Pubh long liz! ~ prove
town the upoa o the nat togr toed
CHILL FEVER
CdiLLS STOPPED m 4 FEB aLHUTEs-.FAfN SEkHEVEl
IHsTsFTLY
EsDWAY's READY kELEF Ike of.htll
and Fever. Il bfeaks She Chs mined
rts with health Aud strength sysy and secretion
PAINS on ALL KINDS.
Whenever youf feel apply RAILWAY READY RELIEF
Liver, Eidusys, Bo~rts Jon RADyyAY
READY RELIEF taken either rial sQp s. r
RADWAH CO., 80 Faliog street, ~ glrE.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
John WRIGHT = CO., tSl Ch-rirca street, n. s1f.I.as
~ General AGENT WIN viii supply dsh!es ia be Ed
rRiCE:
Alt5h sol IlEs' u 2
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE'S SALE

CONSTABLES SALE.
PARISH ORIktNs NEEEs NJ IA as '
Egl VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me
directed the Hon. Y Joue Second Justice al the pss
tor ne Parish Of Orleans and previously sal ono
e seized m The above entitled cash
bid ng to reach h is Of the Arpta rsqu by Law
VIII proceed to sell At puhi' Warehouse
aTanne and Poydras Streets THURS DAY a. sss At
- THE SAID IRON SAFE.
- montns credit with bond security
bear ng eig hy per cent interest. -
le2o ~ 80 GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable.
GONSTABLES SALE
sEeo@nJ uarIeR's eouRI, ITwIBELL EDWARDS vs. PAT sc,
-. fAh ~ o. ohlEANs u MAIl0N....No l6.96s.
Rl VIRTUE of writ of fer facias to me
directed by the Honorable G " Jone Second Justice Of t
Pence n anl Tor the Parish Of Orleans will public ave
t my Warehou' corner Bronu poydras stress IN TIERS
~ Z, June 80, ls53 at tie hour Of ~ acl3rk
CHAIRS, TABLES, PAINTINGS, pt-.
~ aetA'd in the above suit. Terms cash.
Jr4y 10 80 GEORGE F, PEARSON. Constable.
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~ DES-SaEarae OF the 1875, iss 1s05
and 9uaiites
WlNES-0d keseryr, PNne.nho Sorih SIDE
detai l1pu ordo1 md isunouy Nephew Sherry OH
AND sparkng Hook Creme de bozg tGr lie Slery
CAGES, of all quailas.
Holland Gin Jaatea Rom, Scotch Irish
aud Old Rye whisky Brandy Fruits Jnice Coal5
description boxers B nulsy Buss every
in the WINES LIQUORS, which Will sof
able terms can te ound, lnr cash % city paper.
400 casks PORTER aod ALE pin's and quarts,
II a K a.
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FG1P1IAN E1 l. BAL6AM. w. 80
"A HEN having had thirty ersEce ofeTg the
remedy for all Disvsses p"L.stnrg tho
RYE. ssdT
OphthauiA OF yeas' riag the
She aye, Of three ye7s Vge+ks Of thts
blind or eight restored TO tie sight Of
.heu eck gentleman who iyaya used for nifty s
enabled
Them y sandielightin eight holrs s.ist,
tdee cur, snYlO ttgiye6
Jfll the eye an! alto hens the sIgbt.
az Nos isd CfRCUs 8T. o.yr8 ly
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E% NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
EA RAhGES-FIRsS PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0UL0N, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
street, Nw Orleans, respectfully nb
uef that they The branfhes,
sHpply HOT, COLD SHOWER BATHS
AMERICAN ENGLISH And FRENCH WATER CLOSETS vast
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of knds COOKING
RANGES, GARDEN III Sc HYDRAULIC RAMS. FORCE LET an
BEER PUMPS fitted The LEAD PIPES
description PIG and SHEET LEAD always
hand; SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up
ct he shortestne '"'- iAnl0 "
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F6NHE 81 bscriber begs leave 70 call the q
his we'll selected stock 81 fresh
ald genuine pRuGS MEDICINES CHEMICALS, MEDl- S
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, EEFUMERlES L.
HAfR, FLESH HAT NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES. Also,
varied Of FANCY ARiCIE is fer ladies' toilet al Of
which OF the ration, and selected with the Utmost
oder the sb1ve for sale At the lowest prices.
Pianers ycisns and Apohs,aIes solicited cal
ipe ms stock and ssudi n their oriere.
FkNY MEDICINES carefully put Of the best srtces Pysi
tans' Prescriptions carefully pounded put up wh
and dispatch ut all hours. ?, LOUIS MASSEY,
Wholesale ard Retail prugsst, IS ST. Charles street,
NswOtie6n6.
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ohshtof with obstinate ha-g z
Nho resisted the remedies, such pareeorc
aa oher ordinary medicines. DR.. Davss
CtI and Tar relieved few doses, three surths
Itu me, ly mother, whos troubled with b
NJ a orrg respay taking squs and pRregoc has
s medicine for her moi na so
Cad as before she commenced taking it,
THOMAS SILLAR a Raee4,resi
-d Nfoaa ana ets BY the General Agents ~ 4
Where all ordsra uupth atdvasssir
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Ar rAKEs pREcEnENCE IA ALLLso

T TAKES PREUEDENJE OF ALL $50
say respectable Duggats Of b. A. FAHNESToCKS unequaed
following; LAFAYETTE Indiana, Nov. 10, 1851.
bsssfs. B. a AHSESTOCE Co.. PuisbFgh Pa.-Genlem
The Vemge shipped good order The
this valuable we'll known this vicinity
that il aAs precedence all other s recommended for he d
which this speric. Many yzcihns
hesitate recommend It 50 ther psrns, But is hient tt
has twenty yrfs trial and With family
ing reprfaiou. YanIs, rssrectaiys
II. L. LAWRENCE Il SON. .
az Beware Of ntsrf-its and
Sold wholesale all tie principal Druggists city,
by Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the
States. ml.s dS%4
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kehtlsuanOt THIS who has been 1nbled
tlty OF the
constant trouble him. day aud night waa
cold and cough BY The Of Dr. DAVIES Con po1p : m 4
WA Cherry and Tar. But his satisfaction was 10 tua -
taxing TIE netns, that the clieas
Il III now been ears since be has ceased taking u
and the rrabHty Of the bladder entirely
aud better in health than before he with c5sg 10
the soothing and fnogatng shes Of this
the in Inflammation
the heart, ueryous Te0is To Similarly AMI
GaHta respectable teierene his
- as people are SO often deceived BY advertised
frequently relee ih1ls which and duaecy
We lrs acquainted With the gentleman whom IN,
RsvstonCl t''N''' '
~ S, he to3as ltateeat soma zor.by ard vel
~ siAl 1s oeen tor several Director
hhu hA hsd varloaeoceso Of honor aud responslplty: