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Weisheimer and Corcoran are not entitled to
their seats as members of the House. Mr., W.
predioated his objection on the fact, that at the
time of their election they were employed in
the Custom-house at New Orleans, and proved
that it was in violation of the ninety ninth art
ieIe of the Constitution Mr. w. illustrated his
views by analysis and argument, and proved TO
every unprecedented mind that they were ineli-
gible. He made an able and eloquent appeal to
the democracy, eomplimented them on the
course they had pursued at the last session,
when the legality of Mr.. Benjamin's title to a
seat came in question, and invoked them TO be
influenced by the same motives which had ami
mated them on that occasion, He hoped they
would discard all party feeling. and be governed
by these convictions. He referred to the cor
respondence between Mr. Guthrie and ME-
Bronson, the Collector of New YORK, to sho"
that all those who were employed In the custom
house were recognized as officials of the Gene.
raj Government, and were SUBJECT 10 removal
| by the Treasury Department,
| Mr. Corcoran replied to Mr.. w. IN written
speech. which did not touch the merits OF the
question, and endeayored to convert hlsremarks
| into ridcule but, like the arrows OF the Par
| THAN they fell harmless at his feet.
MFR, Davidson moved a postponement of the
| subject on account of the absence of Mr.. Nixen,
| who had right to be heard in his defence; but
have no doubt his object is to defeat the resolu-
ton by party vote,
The further consideration was postponed until
Thursday week.
The House then took up the bill giving in
demnity to those who had suffered from the
Raccourci Cutt, and allow them to sue the
State, in case Of its refusal to pay the same
This gave rise to a long and desultory debate,
pending which the House adjourned, G.
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.Anusernents,

GERBEE's CoscERT-The first concert of Gerber
triumph, and proved him the equal and fit companion of
Gsttschalk He is decidedly better artist than Ole Bull
or any other vionist in the country The three pieces
which he executed cheered to the echo the Eegy
particularly. There very large house present We
trust that he will give another concert possible at
the Odd Fellows Hail.
SoNTAG.s CoNcERT-Madam Sontag filled Armory Hall
last evening with splendid audience notwithstanding
the numerous other attractions She is to give concert
for children on Wednesday, to which will refer whet
have more space.
JuLLIEN's CoNcERTs-Owing to the arrival of Jul
liens company the first of the mammoth concerts advsr
tsed for this evening is postponed to Monday evening
Miss DEAN's BESEFIr,-Juia Dean takes benefit this
evening at the st, Charles, in Damon and Pythas"
assisted by Mr.. Anderson and Jamison. The Honey
moon y will be played to conclude.
DAN RcE's.-" Uncie Toms Cabin II will be performed
again this evening There have been full houses each
evening Of the week past and will continue to be during
the representation of this quzzcal and laughabe bur
lesque drama.
The performing Elephant Lala Rookh will be intro
duced this evening and tomorrow, with numerous ad-
ditiona attractions of the ring.
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Telegraph.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL oF.TuE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.

.Neto YORK, Feb. 16.-The Cunard steamer
America has arrived at Halifax, with dates
from Liverpool to the 4th inst, one week later
than the accounts brought by the Africa. She
went ashore on Bird Island as she entered the
hGrbor, but will get off at high water. The
following is a summary Of her news:
LtrefP0Oi, Feb, 4.--The Cotton market has
continued to present dropping appearance
since the departure of the Africa, and as hold
ers have been pressing their stock upon the
market, prices have generally been lower The
sales of the week embrace about 1900 bales,
of which 2000 have been taken for speculation,
and 1000 for export. Milligan, Evans 4 Co.
quote as follows; Fair Orleans, 6!d; Middling
Orleans I'D; Fair Uplands, 65d; and Middling
Uplands, SD per h.
The Flour market has also been depressed,
and closes at 42s. per Dbl. for Western Canal,
and As. for Ohio
Corn has been in fair request at sos for
Western yellow, and OILS per quarter for mixed
White wheat is quoted at lbs per 20 lb.
The market at London has been rather easier,
and cansols have advanced /, closing at 90I to
904
The Cotton market at Havre has been firm,
with sales on Friday of 100 bales
EASTERN AFFAIRS.- From the news received
just before the departure of the America, it was
generally believed that great battle had ia
ken place at kalafat on the 26th of January.
The report stated that the Turks had gained the
victory. Whether this report was correct or
not, it was certain that Gortsehakoif had COM
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Bp the National Ltnt.
STEAMERS CANADA, AFRICA AND



NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Canada
will be due in Boston to morrow Saturday.
morning, The Africa is still ashore on Jersey
flats. The America did not go ashore as was
reported.
NEW YORK MARKETS, ---.NeaB York, Feb II
The -four market is rather tirmer with sales of
Ohio brands at 80 49, per Dbl Corn firm at
III Cd a 064 per bushel. Pork steady, with
sales of Mess at $15 rs and of Prime at $13 G24.
Lard firm at lose. per ID New Orleans
Molasses SOC per gallon and scarce. Coffee adj
vancing sales of Rio at 12&, and of Java at
l39e per h.
STEAMBOAT SUNK.---Louisri2fe, Feb 16.---A
dispatch from st. Louis reports the steamer
Amazon, bound for Memphis, sunk to-day, 20
miles below st. Louis, with the loss of two lives
Sr. LOUIS MARKETS Louis, Feb. 16.
Flour market quiet, with sales at So 50per Dbl.
Corn selling at so 55e per bushel. Oats AZ
4So per bushel Mess Pork $13 per bbl Bulk
sides SIC, shoulders 42c. per lb. Lard 81 o
SIC per H. Boats now carry out feet water
to the mouth of the Ohio.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 1.-THE river here is sta
tionary with feet inches water on the shoals.
Weather clear and cool.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. February II

Saunders D Boyd Miss Jas Palmer FIN " Mands,
Reynolds Ais David Martin N o. NJ Thompson Taylor
Miss; Burn " Il tsdling'en, franklin & 2un ~;
La, H storn Sam ststpss i Watkins, Miss. AeIan,
smith, La Holeomb, Barry, Hsw Ala; Edwd Grams,
Rs . f. \ Hanks Ga JS0 Murphy Sparks B0yd'
CITY Allen At.fapss Johnson Fresanus MOBILIZE
Kennedy Teas cswsr Mobiles Handy and tive scr;
HMos Ca ASs DejsaSS La c.
John Grant, Florida; Bron Westbrook, j Capnn
Pss pth q 70, Hsr BsstaMn Gpt Rsht Ny South
Watkins, Labat, W Gill La + Haz and Ron ohi.;
Ysung, Geo wadds,i I Bnndk, Newell, H D Newtirk,
Miss Chas Bre Morrison w Richardson snbbs
sing La; Pslad, Mr. Mabrey, Miss Malone JnO Will
ST. CHARLES Compton Aa Kur.bough, Miss Mr. Eel.
lows N prswst. La; MsPhler, Me Gantsr, G; G
Seay ECoehrsli End daughter Miaa Smith
Miss Smith sMongemery aid child, Ark j II Cameron @
Kelly, Armstrong and lady Mrs Cocbre Polk Tenn
srpgEs LIS; W summer,lla; Leach Beale Fits,
child Mr. and Mrs Clarke, Mo- W Tibbi L Brown
YAH jones' Williams, Mrs Kerr Miss Kerr, Ker,
Adams, N Perkins, Mrs W Miles, Posttshwase W e
vERANDA.. Deko G Lastly lazy ,srvt Polk, Abbot
Tineyan Miss Moore, Miss Moore NJ Cook, NJ Smith,
Bullock, Miss bullock, v BoyIsn $ Holly, q si.u
gonsry lady and child, Miss Smith Miss Smith Butler,
Ms Dr. Rsy Ms TENN cowo Coo
CIR M Cook Me Smith Smith Az Mis-. sIsnser Tssa. MI, I'M,
ST. Msshs RENE Hoe Ms ps and
Hamilton, Mrs Wes Miss CS Brown aud lady, Harda-
way, H Bowen, W Fanam, Ir.
FOR CITY SURVEYOR.
Ig~ LOUIS H. PILE, the present incumbent,
candidate Re Election. Election March fsbls
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pleted his arrangements to attack kalafat, and
accounts of terrible battle were expected eve
ny hour at Vienna and Paris.
Accounts from Bucharest of the 14th of JAN
uary, state that $4,000 Russians were then
stationed about Kalafat, and the battle was ex-
peeted very soon.
A number of skirmishes were automatically
reported to have taken place on the Danube, in
which the Turks had generally had the advan-
tage.
Count Orloff had arrived at Berlin, where the
Prussian Cabinet had been summoned to confer
with him Nothing was yet known of the con-
ditions of his mission He was to proceed to
| Vienna from Berlin In the meantime, all the
usual preparations for general war continue.
| ENGLAND British Cabinet had meet
ing on Friday the 9th ult., the session lasting
| three hours. The documents relative to the
Eastern question are to be called for in Parlia-
ment on the first day of the session.
| France Austria has renewed her demands
| on the Government for the extradition Of
foreigners. The French Minister of Finance
reports in favor of raising further funds.
PERSIA AND TURKEY. The Persian Govern
ment has become reeonciled to Turkey
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS Gortschakoff had re-
ceived his private orders and sent forward his
heavy artillery. He would soon leave for Lesser
Wallachia.
Fresh instructions had taken place among
| the population of Wallachia.
From st. Petersburg dates to the Goth had
been received, with advices of very war1ike
tenor. If the explanations from the Western
powers should not be satisfactory, it was under
stood that extreme measures would at once be
| taken by the Gear.
STEAMBOAT ExPLos1oN---Loss OF LIFE st
| Louis, Feb. 16---The steamboat Kate Kearney
exploded her boilers this morning, while leaving
her wharf at this place. 1t is estimated that
twenty persons were killed, and many others
badly injured. Some we're drowned Major
Beall, of the army, was dangerously injured.
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Spring Dry Goods.
CLIO U Ell & ISON.

@. NO. Is CHARITIES STREET.
Have uat received from ships George Thomas Morse
tembeg from France, and Rockaway from Liverpool splendid
somens Of SPRING GOODS, which they offer for sale viz
RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES 8 and hounces
RICH PRINTED BAREGES.
PLAID, PLAIN, FIGURED AND STRIPED BAREGEs.
RICH BAYADERE BARGE ROBES.
PRINTED oRGANpY ROBES and s iounces.
PRINFEDoRGANDY ROBES AND JAC0NETS.
PLAIN JACoNET MUSLIN ALL coLoRs.
MOURNING AND SECOND MOURNING JAcoNETs.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES
PLAIN PLAID, AND STRIPED GINGHAMs
PLAIN BAREGES FOR Wells, ALL COLoRS.
FoULARD SILKS, FOR DRESSES.
SATIN DE CE1NK, eros D'AFR1QuE AND LusTRtNG.
sun SHADES AND PARAsoLS
BoBtSET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN DRESSES.
PLAIN STRIPED PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
JAcoNET, NANsooK, NULL NULL AND CAM
BRtCs.
SWISS AND JACoNET BANDS.
EMBROIDERED CHEAISETTEs AND SLEEVES.
LADIES, AND GIITLDRENS COTTON HOSE
LADIES' AND CHELDREN'S SILK HOSE.
LADIES AND cH1LDRENs GAUzE AND MERINo SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS GAuZE AND MERINO SHIRTS.
GENTLEaIEN's LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
BOYS LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
LADIES' KID AND SILK GLOVES.
BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES.
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINEN AND PLATlLLAs.
BIRDS EYE AND HUCKABACK DIAPERS.
LINEN sHEtTING, S. 1914, 12-4, and 1874.
PILLOW CASE LINEN.
LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING.
BOBINET, 1874! FOR BARS,
FRENCH LINEN FOR BARS,
LONG LAWN AND CRASH.
TABLE DAAlASE, "a, 80 and 1914.
DAhTAsK NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
LINEN cAMsRlc HANDKERCHEGFs, from al to s86 Dozen
PLANTATION GOODS
OF ali kinds WINTER GOODS will reduction of twenty
five per cent, GIQUEL & JAMESON,
ebl4 5t9p street
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To .KKOaxse-keepe2.s !

10 RONse~EeepeFS'
k The aen ion of Citizens and Strangers Visiting the City, par
tsusry called to the varied and splendid stock of
HOUSE URNIsHING GOODS,
the of the undersigned which being offered Of such
REDUCED PRICES
render greatly the advantage purchasers call and
mine thom. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
EARTTIENWaRE, 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 CANDLEsTICKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED WATERS. BoTTLEsTANDs, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS JAPANNED WATERS;
WOODENWARE, TINWARE; 49,
ANpIRoNs TENDERS, sHovELS AND ToNGs;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS;
Besides variety of Articles all HoUsEKEEPERs toe
numerous to be named in advertisement. .
B. BRoWER Il CO.,
feb 1ImQp II Cnun treet-n thpC Hot
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.VtOfris s. Way,
CLOTH ERS,
Corner CAMP and COMMON SITS (undsr the City EIo,el
a. Have just received aud opening their usual
NEP AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
Their of GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS being very
large aud complete they prepared furnish
public generally with every
ARTICLE OF APPAREL
PERTAINING TO A GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt the by every
val from tile North they will throughout
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS s. WAY,
odptf np5a. tbs rITy uoTEI
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N.hrasnrM Iff. s5A.

WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST. FOR CASH.
Vy- From this date will offer cur Entire Stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING 3ooDS AT THE
ACTUAL COST PRICE.
Every Article marked plain figures from which no devia-
ton will be made.
Gentlemen eenhng their Wardrobe Will mud tha an Unusual
opportunity to do with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT VERY SMALL COST
Dealers invited give call haze some articles that we
will job off even UNDER COST.
THOMPSON, NIXON d CO.,
ebl6 qpf Ne. Is Camp srest, opposite City Hotel.
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Druqs. .Wedfcinesa,,d Chemicals

DR.. E. j. CoxE, No. 95 Camp street.
~ DR. E. coxEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive use fo
nearly fifteen years. have their ntrin acquired
unsurpassed ifequaod by similar made hs North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF COPAlVA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
sB- For sale by DruggiBta generally, iyT 4ntf
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To The EIuHSes..
M A D A M Pr A r p

NJ D A NJ P L A TEN
~ Respectfully Ladies' Of Ne oreabs m
the treatment Of the following diseaes: PR0LA Psus UTERI
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoN, EN-
GoRGEMENT AMI LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thstraen adopted BY which rovalo
the ostdngushed Surgeons of Paris, London
its here Of which she has ample testimony,
respectable ladies ho refer uathe
Of ths Uterus, not of canceroua nature be
Madam deyoseR herself exclusively AMI
can be consulted DAILY, al reaidence,
myls eptf 1873 ST. Ioaenh street
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ComeMm,ptton CMr0ble.

BEACH'S BREAST LINIMENT
nv Not only all those pains aches the BREAST
back, nbduug the Inflammation
which consumptye liable prevents entirely
Their formation of uberclss The Of thu ntnent with the rse
lions and regimen given the directions invaluable either
sons already afflicted with the disease predispoed
The principle Of this is founded upon
scientific opinions all the medical of the day
not but be approved of,
For sale by E. D. BEACH, NJ d. Chemist ApohecaTy,
Of chars and Custom House streess THOMAS RANKIN,
PoydrnS aud Camp and sYE
delet streets. fabiS bt2p6ltW
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First District, and Lots on Baronne street-GIendy
xmrke Va, His Creditors and the Creditors of q.
Burke 4 90; ,,>r,
. B1 Dno NJ T., 1aSA ~ pa,,,a,
NAN, ,slt bsuesn lavsr md Sa,.s.. lts n
, oc Atias Vii he sod II public suoo' pursuance ofsr
N .n dated Janaay s. 1854 January 1854
S E & sSh burke Co.. the ioowng i5crbsd properly
'S seven ny es'"n LOIS GROUND al buildings
s S1'sass @ dss"sssd g and
ppd annexed state Of Louisiana, Royal
Lots Nos s. s. front Canal street %
. tS g's with property BY 10
s" fhs Buildings on the above property
ao each lot brick fronts with iron basenen
% NJ a feet 'front.' on an alley feet wide running
% aSps1 rs t9 ~ Sia win Inc
ls 81 ss ia AID sas toa NV
and 9s te division ae Of tot No. IS
e. % s .H ss 3 Sf % s S Sa 49, Is 7 e ~
s es. %a nss Ga IL @ ] 1t. :.
IS and Is. p...n,. 49,. :.
5g s X lines dp1 n. division line Il -
6, ~ sP nehe wide in tn rear on the line dns it
bic notes H. "a moas for The amour; va II
G tn tie amount j s following
sn 8nlot 81 Ey, aots 'a,ered sy b,
sell b aid Cloudy Burke ayanio on The 3lst AtSh
.sn 1s q It ss s. S S. " the treasurer ''' r''a
Secondly For~o separate noea dated and endorsed
he a s5 e S each saa 6 Zee e, A. s
' TS P6f r oily bois dated subscribed and and
paysba March 49, ss Louisiana s'te Bank
city osAps or the Of 94 g. being also for interest en-
III No. SFtsty certain pron. subscribed By him. a
AID e1 % 3 aa S' als p,b
s6Oe59
Secondly Forty separate nsss 5s'e and endorsed
Louisiana Sac Bank hs f Of New saas on ~ 4. q
ist day December ISL together tsSs5 g. being
intere:. the not firstly described ,.-,,-
payable The e: Msa s1s as Sc 50a a ss's 5fns I'VE
III note Ss fl frsy described ~
Lot No s-tiy certain P'o9,J5ory n9ts EaG5etesd BY ~ a.
self and .ao.sd BY Gsndy burke payable 9l. IN
ls he oe Of the Treasurer Of the State Of tSa Or he
Secondly Foywo separate s9e dated saeesd saa
s ss sA Il. p s Of eas Il S s 9 sa s1
l.. dsy Of pecsmbe sii Amounting together Ia a gn Tie
Interest on the noe firstly described ,.-,--.. - =
and payable on The 2st March ls1 at the L HUI ID
the CITY New osan r tue sun Of tl 80 10 interest
Lot Ne, sFr! rau proInssory by him .
sad Glenay bsrke, aaiga S u sS to he order o himse
At TIE e Of the Treasurer Of the State Of oaaaA ia @ o
Secondly Fortyto seiets notes dated subscribed sndorcd
ou,ann sn b3t n tae fy q New otts'n en- te Isl day
~ JGhe o. eGa "pd sytty yaI an'i he M
| on the hote firstly described.
tGy Que % fHy9 s1o'[5a a'a sgaosed in like
The city Of New Orleans Ter the bs Tor on be
Tot FFy certain pre- .Asory y him. the
sad entsf ID BY s.r GeH'y payable on a Ms sf4
& 9Th si ' Of the Treasurer ct the s q oan
| FI Sta 40 Forty b., 80, ,,
like manner he 6 y s s s. . . 81 ,Is and
| Inn3nu ~.
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ItpI IMP II UhInP erect, OPFoste ths V1ty IlVEa
Stuck Offered nf perss Eo,p Price

Stock offered at Ueyy E0sO Prices,
TO CLOSE THE SEASONS BUSINESS.
CARPETING, FURNITURE, Etc.
O7 ROYAL STREET. 67
ss The undersigned has complete capetng
sisting Of
ADMINISTER sAXoNY, VELVET
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY. THREEPLY,
INGRAM AND VENETIAN.
MOSAIC sAXoNy, ADMINISTER AND CEEN1EILE RUGS
ADELAIDE, CHAIN, BRUSH, sHEEPsK1N AND COCOA MATS.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
WOODEN AND LINEN CRuMB CLOTHS
LA1IPAcETTE, BRoCATELLE, DAMAsK, LACE AND MUSLIN
CURTAINS.
PRINCES, GIMPs, CORDS, TAssELs, ETC.,
CoRNICEs AND CURTAIN PINS
full of Fancy Articles, comprising sEvREs CHINA
BISCUIT BRONZE sTATuETTEs and MANTEL oRNA
MENTs LAMPS, VASES CLOCKS, ETC.
CHINA, GLASS CUTLERY, SILVER and PAPER MAcHE
WARE.
FURNITURE
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY aud OAK PARLoR, BEDROOM and
DINING-RooM FURNITURE WRITING DESKS, WORK Ia
BLES, FANCY CHAIRS ETAGERES, etc.
Particular attention requested the above l Of cARPETTNG
all fresh goods, Of direct importation.
febi5 stap p. MALLARD.
Siives'sC0s'e yNaa,sfaCtos'y,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
The hand constantly receiving
from their factory in the city,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF sLvERWARE,
Of the riches: and nswss! patterns such as
PLAIN AND CHASED COFFEE AND TEA SETS
COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERSi
CAKE BASKETS;
PITCHERS;
WAITERS
CASToRS;
-. 49, DECANTER STANDS
CARD RECEIVERS
POWDER BOXES;
PUNCH BOWLS;
VEGETABLE Dishes
BUTTER C0OLERSt
TEA BELLS;
TOILETTE BOXES
CANDLESTICKS
GoBLETS;
CUPS,
In addition usual large stock Of
FORKS; SPOONS;
CRUMB SCRAPERS; FISH CARyERS;
SUGAR SIFTERS; SOUP LADIES;
PIE, CAKE, FISH, DESSERT and PICKLE KNIVES;
JELLY, PRESERVE and GRAVY SPOONS etc.
All Of which warranted of
PURE YER.
kEr For saIssy HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
7ptnt Canal md Royal streets.
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Creme EDe RONSy Champagne,
JACOITESSON <, Fills RRAND

An entirely BouEy branIs
fB- NOW LANDING, branisj
quarts and pn aud will receive dsys, ast
further supply.
This Wine decidedly superior other Champagne imported
into this market well known by all sho have JACQUEsON
Fills Brand either CREME BOuzY DE sILLERY
sB Aso on hand unal assortment Of the beat WINES
LIQUORS in the Market which will
soy other house the city
JAMIE 9ptf sEwELL T. TAYLOR, No. Is Royal .rset
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.T'O. Ia
CAMP STREET..
NORMAN's.
BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,
NEW
STATIONERY. PUBLIC ATOMS
PR 1 N L N G A ND
BINDING MAGAZINES.
RICH FANCY GOODS.
~ Orders promptly executed az usual feblT 4spltW
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SaYesstpGTiEEa
Sna'su20N1siIleEs
TONIC Alternative EXTRACT OF.
tB- Prepared only by
DIR. e. j COKE,


P The strongest preparation made which daily
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANGE
MENT, with DEBILITY Of he WHOLE SYSTEM.
tB Toll had at No. % Camp street, and of Druggists generally
ctnta
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Vrerandah Hotel,

NEW FANS.
sB This well known establishment having undergone complete
pairs during the the public and
PROPRIETOR grateful past wsud solicit
TT The accommodations for Families unsurpassed by Hot
in tho South. [o2s 2p4Wtf1 J. W. YOUNG, Proprietor.
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Setgel. r. Taylor,

NJ. 10 KUTAL STREET.,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, ETC., etc
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Ladies saMCfiel1l.

49,, HEFNFEBEE.
ES S. PHILLIPS woulday call tina a,t,
,s,s n Tssny that b. hiss THIS DAY opened at
af FRFNr and vii Offer sole ,g
highest bidder. " ' 'e" Invariably to the
Mt o. sCsE eonals ia part Of RICH RRoca ALE
ob. ,y. 81 SAheEs and FLouNcEp lAcoSErs
BR0IpERlES. tAEo assortment OF FINE EN-
SHELL co,IRs Ass' SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNsaEs
afs Variety nuus.q. to .pon h''F,
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~ y hr6e assortment direct impartial ia ,-5,, ~
+AlE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET e''i ~"ops, saved AZ
every article sold. - CIV Il anu viii Sontinrs III
S.B.-lmpOrer desiring to close I.roi,s, =, t .
wen TO avail themssl,e, Of this opportunity soeas VIII
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}. i and endorsed 10 like manner, And
at the LoliEiaag State Bank, In the
of ss3 IA belog also for irteIest ia
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proWisEory note, subscribed by BIZ
sih Of May, 1880, to the order Of n -,
by Burke, payable On ih0 ?lEt Nj IN
.lrer Of the State Of Louisiana, ~
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R. B. SYKES AUCTION SALES.
BACH & BRUNETs SALES.
sYNnIC,s SALE.


Valuable Improved Real Estnte In Canal Street,
First District, and Lots BnrOnne Street Giendy
Burke vs.. His Creditors and the Creditors of q.
Burke a. Go.