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q AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER :

u AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER aft
D CREOLE-Suumer Arrang emen-FOR ~ -
OtkAN SPRINGS, BILOXI and all landirEn,-
The splendid CREOLE walker
built the with
dAton will leave the Carroton Jefferson
Railroad on the arrival II the Lake afolluwa
Ponseka,tSatn Railroad. Leapes 0csan SpriHss
MONDAY ......-.... a. NJ carslMeNDaY EVENING
TUESDAY. g. i. McarHI WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THuRsDAY......... 4. n. cara FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAY .,.......... P NJ. cara SATURDAY MORNING,
sATURDAY........ p. NJ. caFslsuNnAY EVENING.
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The CHOLERA AT THE FALLS OF NIAGARA
Buffalo, July 24.-Reports reached here on
Saturday of the sudden outbreak of cholera at
the Falls. Drs. Hamilton and Hunt repaired to
the spot and found it raging among the Irish
laborers on the canal and low grounds at the
suspension bridge. The panic aided the deadly
effect of the disease. A number lay dying and
dead, and some four hundred had fed
The two gate-keepers at the bridge had died,
and the gate was deserted and persons passing
over free. The disease is spreading from local
causes, principally the oppressive damp earth
under the heights Yesterday the disease
abated, and symptoms were moderate. The
deaths to last night reached to about fifty.
Work is now entirely suspended, and all not
sick have fed. THERE'S no sickness at the Falls
The weather is beautiful.
Niagara Falls, July 25.--There were several
deaths from cholera yesterday in the neighbor-
hood Of the suspension bridge, and every body
was leaving as fast as possible. Three or four
dollars per day was offered for laborers, they
having all fled from the vicinity
Two unfortunate creatures died alone yester-
day in shanty near the bridge, and their
bodies laid there in horrible state of decom-
position, nobody being willing to enter to assist
in burying them. They were obliged this morn
ing to burn the shanty to consume the bodies.
There was about ten deaths in the vicinity
yesterday. and a number more are reported to-
day.
The disease was however said to be abating
and numbers Of shanties erected by Irish labor.
ers have been burned down. ~...
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Life Insurance.

sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE NEW YORK I1FE M.
suRAScE COMPANY, FROM JULY i, lisa 10 July
1854 - -Sf ~ ssOiNf ~
Iro hundred snd ninety policies hsen issued
ths premiums during the
Leases patd during the lime including epiefnie
wes 70 s IN haada q agsntor exhibition. Isss 60
~ ASSETS. ---------
nveased New xok STATE asearies ssi7e4 81
S.us Ahi niei q g. 9s3sai
ol 70 PEI scot q premium on life Fociss,
nHnfs
hiefss' seeinea Up 70 Is9Is
gr a - --
= $s4,ass rs
pz MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
~ Policies in thu above abe company sned the most
terms By the undefaisned &C. LATHRoP, Agent
Jysl I'm s.5-sa..5-. z5,r eyt5ss a. rar,, .,nas.-
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United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. -
r. m wv IN Il, n ssoo,oea.
C. G, INLAY, Secretary. T. szI
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND yrrss,
No.ss Camp street sew6aasns
5."w=F ..GE .Nu=z BENJAMIN FLORANGE, Agsab.
HARMON DoAEE, Asst. Agent
F"Haost'asofa1s ssftnas s=l oeti8t
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GEN0ABark bsieu cotton 80 hhd tob.eeo ss hill
eef rs do pork, ,euilia, "
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.

UAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
a=- HENRY v. OGDEN, Agert,
deeea " o.Fcs Is s.. cnarias s,.aat
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NEW ORLEANS PosT.oFFIcE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ern.,, luna 1 Ia n.4aLA. o1 1orl

orY,.v uo,.,. Week Days From IA. NJ to6pm.
Sundays and Holidays: From to IL A i
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AAR. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, EsTs~s%sssasa-
y tenders his the ladies
and gentlemen OF New Orleans and vicinity, being
permanently located and having NIL the
nent and none Those
ay1Ting hm With their rest assured
will be Satisfactory EB Office
Renrbon and Dauphip, two doors Roimes's store
ED FULL UPPER SETS TEETH on the suction will
tupper and Lowsr5 for from sts6 to $500. anIs,s,f
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March II.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. .......M

ST. CHARGES. Mr. and mrs Harrison, g Rich ARDS
Mobile; Sykes and lady II Young and do ugh-
ler Jas Yo1og, Miss Matthews r Ghes,fnn
lady, child and stvt, Ky; Dick Bell VIM Brown, W
Painter Miss Davis ] Wilson, Texas; john
Martin, Jarmor, W Jarmon II Dogwood, mrs
wv Prewett, VIM Neal, Tenn; Geo waddel, miss
Isaacs La; Benz Dean, Y; Robt Lucas. Ed Lucas
jr Va; Capt Washington and srvt, Geo Washington
USA; mrs 0wings, miss F Coleman. DR. Chenowesh
II G Bedinger. Ky; G Stevens, NO; DR. VIM Brett
sell. A Denman, Miss; L Lyle, St Lousi J l. Clay
tonDr Neblett W Petty, Va; W Burdipg, Yicks-
burg; II Bohanmer, Ky; + Dana, Boston; Dlggs-
Hawkins, w Robertson miss Robertson, miss
Lawson, DR. II Robertson, La.
VERANDA....J V Britton, Miss McCan, R Cummings
o; l. Budgers, lady, child and nurse MISS; Is
Easen, Jones Frar's Point; O Calhoun,
Love- Thompson, L Hardesty La; DIR W Grinne,
Lindsey IA; W Rathbone and lady la; Jas Egan,
Mrs Cabs Me; NJ Bachelor, Il Drake J Brown
Miss; ChampIin g NJ Pcyontz, Y
CITY. ...J r Bell A @ jackson, Alabama Id Martin,
NY G. @ Clute, r Beale, Thompson; W Il Nc
Nicely, DR. Nebblest j NJ Martin, La; Weyer,
Ind W strotner, Texas; DR. Theobald, DIR Fncay,
] Roth P Bethea DR. Wilson, Mr. Lefingwell, Thos
Gage, Mrs Gage, st Louis W Wade, Manly,
Ohio + A Edwards, La B Alexander and servant
Natchez
ARCADE. .Jno MCsne, Watson, Mrs Cuberson
Mr. J A Barkstone and Sert, NJ Gibbs W M Hale.
La; MCarty, Capt J R Arnold, D. Boykin, Texas;
w w Barrett Dir Kirsey, King, Texas; DR. A
Comedns Elicit, Ii Wright Texas;
Handy Humtle, NJ Il Butler, La G Hale ] Tor
rian, Ky; W Hobeon, j Morrow, Christy
Miss; G Campbell, Bradshaw, Ky; W II Curtis,
Miss; L Leake, Ark; Woodward spicer, L
Rives, Tenn; ] W Yearcy, Texas; D J Thomas, Tex
J W Bradford w Row, Port Hudson R Kirk, Ala
Wright. Cal; Johustone, Memphis Glib
bons, O j Gibbons, Vicksburg.
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To the Ladies.

w
~ Respectfully her the Ladies' Of New osAps
of the following dssasss PRoLAPsUs UTERi
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL tiEssTRuAT1oE EN-
GoR6Eh1ENT AND LIBERATION OF TILE WOMB.
Thetrsmsn adopted BY her ia shat which has rovAo
the distinguished Surgeons Paris London and New k All
s Of which she hAs ample and the
adisa uass hsrn that al dSeas
Or The Uterus of nature, be- cared,
Madam dsvotes herself exclusively the diseases Of Lade
consulted DAILY, at her residence,
myis sptf 1873 st. Joseph street
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Jhl J,4t>-7-%N H,ar ,l{ !l9 y Al ,sv

n MNoA eHkRFRSS sTFEET#
HAY Jass received splendid xormah LINEN GOODS, v
T. as caseu IRISH LINENS, from % to $50 per piece.
8 :, BRITANNIAs, I-
9 =. supsrfns LONG LAWNS.
~ :. Snpsrfne PLATILLAS.
9 :. Birds Eye DIAPERS,
. =. Hucksbuek DIAPERS.
d :. 1874 French sHEETING.
:. IVA BaInsley Linen SHEETING.
=, PILLOW CASE LINENS.
3 :. LINEN TOWELS, blue kordersd
:. HucKABACK TOWELS.
3 :. LINEN MEETINGS, for Barr.
L. O. HANDKEgCHIEFs, from 81 TO $50 per dozen.
8 eases PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA, for Dresses.
I5o doE. FRENCH LINEN SHIRTS, all alIcs prices
A fine assortment Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
eF All these LTNENSlre OF IMPORTATION, and
/ warranted pure. GIQUEL Il JAMESON,
| mhs qplw is Char.rss street.
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sud ,FnA1--e1l4rN iN5.

VyFiIozi a. ma N MS e. 81 re.
lations, We have ever found him coslfteous
obliging and gentlemanly. Mr.. Forster has ut
different times assisted in the editing of the
various leading newspapers in this city, and by
his general and very excellent information, no
less than his quick and apt intelligence, has
won unusual marks of esteem and appreciation
from his associates. Aside from his theory of
spiritualism, with which we can have no sym
pashy, we will endorse his correctness Of judg-
ment on most questions that may arise. Hoping
that he may find as many warm friends abroad
rs he leaves behind him at home, we give the
resolutions referred to above. in another column.
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French N,oMpeasstes !!

D. P. SCANLAN & CO.,
No. lie Charities street.
Beg the Ladies' they will open sATuR
DAY. the Ilth instant moot complete and select assortment Of
PARIS N0UYEA GTES, FOE SUMNER,
their Importation received by New York These
consist in part Of the styles OF
PLAIN AND FLoUNCED ORGANIZES;
BAREGEs, JAcoNETs, SILK MUsLINs;
GRAPE DE PARIS AND GRENADINES Buch ..
cAMATEN PoMPADoUR, VALERA, DONNA MARIA, etc., etc.
IN. A Fine Selection Of
PLAID, STRIPED, AND PLAIN GLAcE SILKS
GUPuRE and HONIToN SETS; EMBROIDE RES
LACEs; RIBBONS, FLOWERS; ,-#n
KID GLOVES, OF ALL SIZES;
SATIN CLOVES WITH AND WITHOUT CUFFS.
Splendid Ladias' Misses SUMMER B0NNETS
NH
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STEAMBOAT LOST.

NATcHITocHEs, March 1.-THE steamer Cas-
plan, bound for New Orleans down the Red
River, with several hundred bales of cotton on
board, has been sunk and is total loss. The
greater part of her cargo will be saved
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Com IN ARKANSAS The Shreveport South
western says gold has been discovered in Hemp
stead county, Arkansas, which is equal to the
best California dust in fneness of quality.
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Kntes. stir.
az IT'S great, for with it copo,
The famed, the celebrated SOAPi
Twas made by JONES' tits sold by WRIGHT,
II salow, it will make you white.
Your reckles all wldisappear,
And cheeks fresh blooming will appear; '4z
No yellow hue will longer arry
Use it if you want to marry. =..
Your beauty will insure you hope,
By tine Of JoNEs'S CHEMICAL s0APl
For it will make every pimple and freckis slope,
And then, with you, cope.
E9s- For sale by J. WRIGHT & CO., Sole Agents,
mhl3 stqp 15i Charities street.
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METARIh CouRsE--The two pacing races
yesterday over this track drew a large attend
anoe. The first race was won by Mr., Slavin's
horse, Black Boy, IL two straight heats For
the $l00purse 1ecmmseh and Siiper Tail had it
turn and turn about. Tie former was declared
the winner, however, latter contest of Eve heats,
the last being in the dark and no time kept
NO March IL 1854 Metaria Course. Purse $780,
mile heats 3 in to harness
J. L. EQff names h. Isciaassh. .....,...s.2
Sam. Rice names r h. Siiyer Tail, .....,.I l
Time -22s-2a3 1a-2;3s1 s-2;S7 last heat not
taken
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Ln,,,j,,afed Size. G,g,as,

KY splendid Of this upequaled species Of GUNS,
opening Certificates their superior Shooting Properties all
description will oheeriy ahcwn those wishing
purchase fine GunA.
The Advertiser authorised refer Of datine
have purchased OF this description from him.
EB- For sale, Wholesale and Retsl, at GuIoE'S,
NH
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The Shreveport Gazette says that on the last
trip of the steamer Caspian, MIR. Thomas
Chapman was killed by the falling of spar
when near that place
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Mr.. M. b. Hunt, Purser of the steamship
Daniel Webster, and Mr.. John Hume, Purser
Of the Ell Dorado, have our thanks for their
kind attention in furnishing'us California and
Panama papers, together with valuable memo
randa r
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Mouse Furnishing Store.

rs and rs CAMP STREET
t The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions their large
and varied stock, comprised in which
QUEENSWARE, GLASS aud CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE; @,M
RICH CHINA VASES, and
+ ao- FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, IN or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAAlELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA PLAN1SHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DUsTERs
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
a.m' "v H.- PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATS,
WHITE CHECK FANCY MATTINGj
WINDOW CoRNICES, CORDS and TASsELS
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD and WHALE OIL.
febq9 an7p MILLER, HARRIS d WALDO.
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The steamer Eclipse has our thanks for Louis
vile papers. and the Geo. Collier for Memphis
naners
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Beautiful Teeth.

tB CHATTELAT'S GOLD MEDAL oPIATE DENTIF RICE, will
speedily all the TEETH,
ducing the time and fragrant Breath
Immediately Tobacco Medicines
tS- Sold Wholesale and Retail at GUION'S,
mhe $40 Corner ST. Charles and Canal streets.
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Thanks to the clerk Of the steamer Gem fol-
St. Louis papers
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The MeDoNoGH WILL CAsE.-The opinion of
the Supreme Court in the great McDonogh will
case was delivered by Judge Campbell, It con-
sisted of thirty two manuscript pages, was
drawn with great ability, and concurred in by
the whole Court The points decided in the
case are, that the citizens of New Orleans and
Baltimore are the legatees of McDonogh, and
that the legacy is valid; that the destination of
the legacy for the education of the poor is obh-
gatory, and that the courts of the State can
enforce the application; that there are no sub
situations included in the legacy, and that the
illegal restraints upon the alienation or divi-
sion of the property, and for the appointment
of special agents for its management, do not
avoid it; that the heirs have no interest in the
validity of the annuities, for if they fail they
will go to the cities. The Court does not decide
upon the validity of them. The Court further
decides that the States of Louisiana and Mary
land could have excluded the heirs.
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Drmgs, .Nedtctn es and Z isensicats,

DR., E. j. COKE, No. 95 Camp street.
sE- DR.. E. ]. coxEs PREPARATIONS. in e1tenAtvs
nearly fifteen years hnve inertia acquired
unsurpassed iequasd by similar msdei the North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAIvA, sARsAPARTLLA AND CuBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PES
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
tY- Fer sale by Druggsta generRlly iyJ int
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1873 st. Joseph street.
iSHy-s9DarfSsG
SNsSUptgeStNs
TONIC Alternative EXTRACT OF.

~ Prepared only by
DR.. L. j COKE,
No a5 CAMP STREET.
tE The stronger. preparation made which daily used for a
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERAES :
MENT, with DEBILITY Of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
E Tobs had No. IS Camp street, and OF Druegsts ~
IS cents. ais 3myp.
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MEDICAL Books. - Thomas l.. White, 105
Canal street, has very large assortment of
medical works. to which the attention of ply
sicians and students can be proftably turned.
All works needed either for law, medicine or
miscellaneous study, can be procured at Whites.
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SetU eli z. Taylor,
TV.oodmtan's Extract or jamaica

..m GIN G e r. "y....aa
elaboately prepared from carefully selected articles of the s
quality oil the valuable pr0psr
Ginger and is warranted to ba free from all ta'
properties Of injurious tendency
tits remedy suited 10 the and cold and
times beneficial gentle stimulating influences
CURED property being Independent Of sohoi power
effect frequent temedy need never be dreaded While
the debtssed the
potent during ipclrmency u by warming With
hsahu principle enabling the resist the influences
nput disease, which uk in chsnging climate No family
should without IT. and BY travellers long journeys by
will be found Invaluable Sold by
JARVIS WooDMAN
phkMWhsqp d&w4w Corner OF Common and MSgaxine ses
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-~ february H6, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST, FOR CASH.
EB- From this late will offer Entire Stock of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE.
Every Article will be marked plain gurss
tion will be zaade
Gen,las ,stenlshing their Wardrobe will unusual
opportunity to do with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT A VERY SMALL COST.
Dealers invited give CALL have
will job UNDER COST.
THOMPSON, NIXON d CO.,
febl6 2pf 10 Camp street opposite CITY Hotel
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ITO H0ssse-keepers !.


G The attention Strangers visiting the City,
ticulary called TO the varied and splendid stock of
HoUsE-F RNIsHING GOODS,
the of the undersigned which being offered at such
EDUCED PRICES
render greatly the advantage Of purchasers call
mine them. Among their may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS;
PLAIN wHlTE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
EARTHENwARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DEcANT
ERS, ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS ETC.
sILvER-PLATED CASToRs, WATERS, CAKE BASKETS;
sILvER-PLATED cANDLEs1IcKs, SPOONS. FORKS, ETC;
STLvER-PLATED WATERS, BoTTLESTASDs, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS
wooDENwARE, TIEwAREi
ANDRoNS, TENDERS, sHovELS AND ToNGs;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMBS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety of Articles necessary all HoUsEKEEPERs
numerous to be named in advertisement
Il. BROWER & CO.,
feb1 imp II Camp street, The
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Hair RDue .a0eue,t,

EB UIoN Corner of ST. Charles Canal uirseta ia the
Agent for PHALONs and BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
aB- FRESH INVOICES RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER.
ALBo....
PHALoN,s INvIGoRAToR. CLIREHuGH's AND BARRY's
TRIcoPHERoUs.
EB- Sold Wholesale and Retail al GutoN'S,
mh9 st9p Corner St. Charles Canal Streets
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.qcTfpE PREP.4R.4rfoNs-No BATTLES.
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Drugs, .uedtCtsse s, Eeey.fs,sssery, est

- The subscriber would respectfully cal the attention q
Planers Phycian and Families his Eeck,
comprising article bis Inns Of business all
examination will b found FRESH AND GENUINE, DuragN
SODA WATER AND MEAD OF the
will be found a with all the popular Mineral w
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMfNt
GOULEY BfTTERS, etc, THOMAS RAGRTN,
spl dAtRly Dagzat
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New BooKs.-The catalogue Of books to be
found at Morgan's Bookstore, adjoining the
Post-ofice, is so large and varied that no emu
meration can be made even of its departments
in daily paper, bnt some few of the late and
more prominent works are noticed elsewhere.
We recommend all lovers Of literature to
an examination of what can be found on Nor
gans shelves, feeling confident that much will
be discovered worthy Of purchase.
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attention Ladies'.
EB- Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE if you'd LOOK fair
With its wonderful qualities compare.
II beauty improves, makes the hectic look fine,
The sallOw look white, and the white lsok sublime
To be had at the Depot, where all things pure
1871 CHARITIES STREET-theu you are sure,
SE- For sale by J. WRIGHT CO.. Sole Agents,
mhls 6tap I51 Charities street.
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SiIUersUa1.e .Vnn,sfacfO,.,g.

SiEUersUd1.e .Masaesfi1CfOt'U,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
III The subscribers have hand constantly receiving
from their factory in the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF SILyERwARE,
OF she richest and newest patterns such w.
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS;
COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS;
CAKE BASKETS;
PITCHERS;
. Yzm WAITERS
CASTORS
CARD RECEIVERS
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS.
VEGETABLE DISHES;
BUTTER COOLERS
TUMBLERS:
TOILETTE BOXES;
CANDLESTIcKs
NAPKIN RINGS;
GoBLETs,
.= ==.- CUPS.
In addition to usual large stock Of
FORKS; SPOONS;
. CRUMB sCRAPERS; FISH CARvERs;
SUGAR SIFTERS; SOUP LADIES
PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS, etc.
All OF which warranted OF
PURE YER
I'D For sale by HYDE 81 GOODRICH.
atther NEW ESTABLISHMENT
d28 2ptnl CANAL and ROYAL ztrests.
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2. III. Knapp $ w. S. Chandley

DENTAL GEONS,
104 COMMON STREET,
(oppoas thu Private Entrance Of she CbarlsA Eoel
IT F. H KNAPP having had than twanty years pac
his proieraion, and being with CHANDLER
Of skill and they please
them with their patronage. janis daW4p
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.EeeU Books,
Ey Just Received at
j.. G. NOR G ANS, "..
Exchange Place,
Adjoining the Post-ohaes.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-13
Ladies' AsgcfiOss.

L. PHILLIPS wouldss, call the Ladies' Of the
city vicinity that he has THIS opened at the corner
81 Loui. and Streets LADIES' AUCTION and will Offer wal,
asloced FRENCH FANCY GOODS will sell
invariably to the highest bidder.
The stock consists part RICH BRoCADE SILK MUsINs
FLauNCED BAREGEs FLouNCED JACoNRTs variety III
other STYLES OF DcHa Goods, with large FINE NJ
BRoIDERIES. u
Also FINE FANS SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNNAIEs Extra
SHE'LL COMBS, large variety too numerous to mention.
ALso....
r Of direct imported FANCY GOODS
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET.
T The asls will commence daily o'clock, will till
every article ia sold.
EBImpoe desiring 10 close Invoices Of Fancy Goods will do
well to Themselves of this opportunity. fsbT Up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-13

GIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ ToBACCo-The Subscribers have constantly
sae in lots suit purchasers CUBA HAVANA, FLORIDA MA
son COUNTY, KENTuCKY, TENNESSEE, and MISSOURI
WRAPPERS aud FILTERS Also, TOBACCO IN HoGSFIEADS
AND BALES, selected from the Mexican Mske. and for Plantation
Use. TURNER d RENSHAW,
s6 Csmo street and 4ss ITchoupitoula. atreet.
EB@ TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER. tek ly4p9p