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I ATERs, CHEBRy stkoeu
VIZ sa,s e sss scoSsa. Cold. asesns
ver:aily know - the best rsnsdy wei - losS y
cred tol every variety q tsl1onsri disssss. g :.
the cases ofits eures that almost evsry eostor of
~ ben .sstS,sd = sS . 4 ssl;.s set
q superiority ever svssJ oshsr asdisiss ssisS
!. too apparent 70 escape obssrvstioa saa wSses -
q sss IS sss e. e. as.s 1900
Esrons affections of She pslIoassy eFIaa, wAish aTs
almost III attacks fdisssss upoe ths Lslee = hso1
are arrested and thus are saved many fhouaaN
ssoaIa e r,,sont + snS .hos. s 10
VIM 1H 'rsss sssy skl
.his dsnssroas als of dsessss VII hafs Saaaa To- {.
:es sssey of IL. oA.sy fessss.a sss;sSs e Ps !.
Il ,Ss sysr1 A%s,lSsS hys
70 read the statemsnts OF thosa Hhssa 1Sois SsssS
q. been restored and whose uyes have bses asve1
y ~ use VIII IND them IN my Ah1sssn AfmSa1s
nn,en y seS AGENT nsisw named hsste 5eraibh snts.
Prepared sy d. J. G. AVER. LOVELY n.sA, 49,.
;ss :sss' T. RissSsaa .A1D cSs .ss,;s e
( An Extract Of an Ordinances concerning
the City Buryng Ground. 9ls1 Eslssil.. s q a..
E"sse. H. II any person DESTROY dsfAss ~ isjqFe \
the Old Church Ia or arosads the civ asrvssa Z
arsrd on shoskoe Hill Q. any tree Or box ylhosE
o.hsr sssins Within sisSsr sneosass oG & s
within either any flower other thing, he shall for
every sush fence forfeit and pay the Stv fae1u
NOT excasding twenty dollars. and If he be sJsys,
shall pnlass such ne be aid be punfshed W stripes
Any offender sesinst the Saith sscton of gg
sad ss Gss 81 ssas =
matter punishable under, sAd oee. Bat Deypep A.
punished under said Code shall not Be afterwards
punished under this ordnance for the uio
have placed cards up throughout the Shpakos
Hill Buryng Ground for the purpose OF Fcttraidink
visitors from interfering with thing sspu5
the same; and new publish the above or1inanea for
the same purpose, which hope win Win - Ssio
served. % IL unpsasant to me to lsesscstf Asyss
persons but a. It is my duty 10 do % s6s certainly
yitss es
mys-6s sKeepsr shecLoe HiIl Barylna gEnsa.T
THE LIVER PnLLs-T Thes Liver Pills safa
Or. MLane were first used by bin, exclusively in bis
own practices. 30 efioacfouS were fbsy4n Sis6lSSS
Of Liver eompiant that they became fanons asa .,
attracting the attention OF the medical aSSIty paSs-
ed into general They at HisA srsst ssststtST
the dspeIso Of hi aisesse md Il fsstoTey
to hsalfh- With some the eGsst g. slmst Injnsy.i.
lou5, frequently experiencing Immediate reHex after
having for months feseTted 70 drugs sn1 SdtdaSea
Of another deserptioR, In vain Diseases tbs uysr
are very common In fhi1 county, and lfsa ofseu
fishtfuI In chsraotsr. 3hoss Who ssxpss1snos saSa
Complicated dissass ihonId g osce yrssas; ~
Dr: Pills and perhaps t5ssshys b Myssl.os
~.s Ps@fhs :. % sSovs valuable rsn.dy, .iso eeas.n
tanss Hssr s; fis e . ga now bs hsd skaFssss
.ns t.is naas sss si % &
All otherf in sornpsrson: are vosthlsss VIZ a{ssz
+ nh 2D-d&elW <Ytts zef4rfE
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RumonRp REsIGNATIoN.-The Louisiana papers
mention the rumor thatJudges slidell and ogder,
of the Supreme Court of that State intend resign.
ino Il. 49,. -. .......-- = !.
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ELrcTIeHIk ~ WILNIsGTeH, N. C.-In Wilmine-
ton, y. O.. en- Monday last, gonimissiuusu Of Nsyt.
sleket In secret The Know Nsshinss carried The
election.
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PEAcHEs sPLENTIFuL.-The peaches In Tehnes-
see win be plentiful this year. In the orchards
near Bardstown, many instances have been OBJ
served where four were growing on one stem.
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A Son BURNING Hrs PARENTS HoUsE.-Wm
Washam, youth, ,shae bsen arrested In Talladega.
Ala, for burning bis mothers dwelling. He had
whipped his both brother and sister and to further
revenge himself upon them he set Ere to the house.
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INTERESTING TO Smr OwNERs-It Is stated that
expenses at st. Johns. N. B are this year much re-
duced fromtbe excessive charges which prevailed
tual expenses Of ship at that port for light and
hospital dues. discharging ballast and loading, do
not exceed 81 SO per standard. sss4s t.s'-s e4a
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RAILROAD suBscRIPrIoN.-The subscriptions to
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail-
road, west of Charlotte, n c., have been $3I7 600
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TWENTY SHARES of $50 each, of the Bank of
Fayetteville, North Carolina, were sold on Thurs
day last, at S62 each. ass r., ~ - =.
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SUICIDE OF A NKoao.-A negro man belonging 10
F. Henderson. Egg. Of Rspidea Parish. La, on
and shot himself through the head, causing Instant
death. He was blacksmith, and . valuable boy.
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CoNFIRMArIoN.-Bishop Atkinson administered
the rites of confirmation to 26 persons, in Wil-
mington, N. c., last week. y-f ~ Z
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medical SPRING.-A spring has been discover
ed in Macon, Ga, the water from which instantly
cures chronic diarrhoea
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WATCHING KossrTH.-Kossuth, who continues
to write for the New York Times, says 10 one of
his recent letters that he is watched by the police
He commences his letter with this bit of inforn1a-
don: t--..tE sal45-.-s- ,a---.z-=-a1
trust you will not expect me to entertain you
By writing about the comedy OF Louis Napolsons
visit and reception. Thank God, London is large
enough to have the quiet quarters about Regents
Park absolutely undisturbed and unaffected by the
comedy except far that see arnisera able instra
ment Of the Anglo French secret police condemn
ed to keep his seat behind the Transparent curtain
Of window opposite ny cottage. with eyes rivet-
ed through a hole in the curtain to my door, with
ears watching the sound of my bell, and bis hands
busy to note down my visitors 1t Is amusing to
see how be starts from his drowsy 'etiuna honora
bile" whenever my behring's. and with what dis
appointment he drops when 1t happens to be but
the butchers boy or the nilkwoman. The poor
creature If he were knowing how much he
amuses my family, and If Msssrs., NAPOLEON Pal
merston g. Co. only knew how little care about
ell these spies FsE
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SUFFERING IN KAssAs.-The Springfield {Mae.)
Republican has the following E} ASA -
private letter from Lawrence Kansas, April
2lst Informs that there had been Yery little rain
and the land was baked 20 hard that plowing was
impossible. The weather had been an bot as I03
passing through Lawrence into the interior Pro-
visions Of all kinds were plenty; butter 25 cent,
and four and meats about 25 per cent cheaper than
In Springfield a-.4 ..4s...z -. .
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PRICE ONE CENT.

tHz BoMsAnnAlHr or SEsAszoror.. -The bes,
sccounts Of the bsmhardmeps of ssbss.epol i Il.
Ide6nise g y.
Ills difficult to form a esti.n... o. i. -,
Wessof the Siege. a comparison Of ne vsriuus
sceognfs produess'the imRessiou that he lre q
ae eiiiee superior 10 that of the Rusasns: but
me huesians return the fre seesdily sss%V tsa7
Inc fsdepesdsaee Bsles a. BrusssjA has rscsiys
e. Kom Vienna .despateh silseed TO be from The
Crinea, stating that the slies bsve suspended ia
oomosfdmeaf. Kis not stated 0a what day de 0re
ceesed the Independence believes tint The sae
@ tne despatch b posterior 10 that Of he Ias o
e';r The he,ss,ssnss ssss,;.S namely % aPr sad
seantislly a. foiIows:-From daybresk of tha All,
up TO the morning of the 14sh. the bornbs fdnsef
ana cannonsde had continued day and nisht. esch
of the I'VE hundred suns firing one hundred md
49, ssvsaty nunds daily When evening comes on the
nte y, = not much reduced. Although. tho Mameion
Tower u silenced ana some Of tie Kospd Tovsr
eans diamounted, yetthe Rsdan ana Gsrdsn ksfae.
~ SUI Keep mp heavy ire No sim of An i'm.
Frs sssanK During the night Of the I4th, the
.alAkod Towr. A terrible battle BET eveen Rns.
snn sorsis and the French ragged during the nsht
Pe.nsps the mostsauxuiuaFys since Tukernsnf 1e.ss
Anil 4, eateh 70 the Freneh Gosernuept, idahsd
.intaasd &. ns n5e :, the Esepsh hsi,sslss
ia me husstsn smhuscades in iroat 1 De Nss
nkon y. Iower, and bave added them IN ~. F..,cs
atos.s az. ana nave also crowned ravine Which rms
ss.ns tne Iorsacations ofthe city, where ne Rus
also sp.nns me,,y I teps their reserves. They haze
dlsance Of hfy mstres, thereby onsnias Z. :.
palanel, wnsca has been successfully ioined +, ~
o.oeis. From The I2lh 70 the I4tb he French ,os.
49, oay ~ The stoation ofsnsirs Was coneid.
eleo seassaetory 10 the French on April 10 = =" =
Tue trsnch Minister Of War lssrned thst -. q
ss,s were stu sdysacins ana were eonsoiidstss
ssn. poslIon On the night of the 18th the Rus
hans maze q sernng sortie. but were prornnt,, -.
puiseo. frinee Gortschakofs account, Of the nm.
aaie sa5s The eesieeer ere ths isth, i7ta md
ces;fuily On the night of the Isth one u On, h.s
lannon's msde sortfe 70 destroy the snsrny,s nost
savsnoed worss Our object was fully attsined =
has been lesy lEs zaI7l l--t1.- - - tew usys
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RELICS OF OLDKH TIMEs.-The editor of the
jersey City Sentinel has been presented by Abdiei
Abbott, Esq, whose lady is member of the Bart
lett family, several publications used 10 that fani.
ly. Josiah Bartlett was one of the signers Of the
Declaration of Independence. Thase consist Of
sermons Of the Wesley and Whitfield stamp. one
of them printed as far back a. I7a0. The style Of
printing is quite curiosity. .as,'. ..s
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Enquirer alludes to the speech of the
French Emperor in Guildhall London. in
which he stated that England and France
were animated with the same intention
of abolishing slavery. It says that this as.
sertion of Napoleon has produced a'profound
sensation in Washington. In plain language
it means that after Sebastopol falls, or the
Eastern war is otherwise terminated the al
lies win commence their operations for the
abolition Of slavery in this hemisphere
thus we behold q war almost, as good as
declared against the institutions Of the South.
The Know Nothings may cry "peaee,
peace" in the presence of the portentous
CLOUD which is suspended over us, as the
enemies of America cried peace, peace .
before we struck the blow for independence;
put the patriots cry will now be as it was
then. to arm, to srnls." Let the Democra.
cy OF Virginia triumph, and throw their ban
ner TO the breeze, and let our Southern sis
lers gather around it as one completely iden.
uned with their self preservation. The En-
9urer CLAIMS the petersburg elections as q
Democratic triumph, and ss a gain of 80
over Gov. Johnsorl's vote "a shown In the
5. y. Democrat s9 sss - - - : = :.
The Penny Post has leader on the New
ork and New Jersey Know Nothipos, and
the National Council at Philadelphia. RI
quotes from the New York Herald, the asser
tion tnat 1.-THE Know NOthings of New York
like those of New Jersey, repudiats the
abolition principles of the so.called Ameri.
can party of Massachusetts. thst it Is pro.
per their brethren of Virginia and the
South should know it." 1t says that the or.
der in Massachusetts was as pure and as good
as any where until the Abolitionists got into
it, and perverted it to their vile purposes,
and it trusts that they will not be allowed to
betray a noble cause into the hands of its
worst enemies. 1t says Sam is bound for the
White House in 1856. s e .s
The Whlg speaks of the difficulties Of the
administration, and represents the President
as In perplexing situation between two
parties, one crying for war and the other for
peace. The fate of the administration de-
pends on the Virginia election. The fortunes
OF Wise and the administration are all em.
barked in the same boat, and if Wise is ship.
wrecked, the administration is doomed to
meet with the same misfortune. Let our
friends appreciate the momentous out
side issues involved in the present can
Vass, and strike blow which will not only
relieve us of the despotism of the Richmond
Junto, but set the seal of condemnation upon
the present spells administration of Pierce,
Forney d Co. Speaking of the Petersburg
election, 1t says the fairest mode is, that of
the average vote, and ON this principle, the
Democratic majority will not be more than
some forty or fifty, which instead of a Demo.
cratic triumph, is a decided victory for the
Know Nothings-again, compared with the
presidential vote, of near two hundred.
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AcoUIrrKD.-Captain Anthony Walsh and Mes
sleurs Lalmonte and Bekase. charged with re
cruiting for the Crimea, in New Orleans have beer
discharged .7-.s- .rs5 s -
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STEAM CANDlES.-Bear it in mind,
~ that my steam refined Candies are Of superior
quality, daily of superior crushed su-
gsrs, By an experienced workman, and warranted in
every particular. For sale, Wholesale and retail.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
NV LOT Main st
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wA1EkMAN'S PATENT VENTI-
w LATED REFRIGERATOR PaTENrEn

nAIED hEFkJGEhATOk, PATENTED
SEPTEMBER 18th, Js4s.-This Rsfriserator was
introduced to the public some yeafs since. The
principal improvements are the ventiiator, valve
and double cover. The ventilator ca ries off the
euvis IS 1t arises from the OF the refrige
rator, thus making it impossible for the eiuvia of
any srens article destroying the flavor of any other
ever delicate.
The valve retains the cold air created by the melt
ing Of the ice. while 1t lets off the water All Re-
fdserstors either from accident careessness sre
sure to lesk before they are worn out This having
no hihDe between the two cases, when once made
tight again, is as good new. Not 30 with those
that are filed. When they have once leaked, the
whole of the filling becomes saturated and can ne
yer again become dry; hence, rot Immediately com.
mences the woed work-and long before the
other part is worn cut, the whole of the lower part
Is decaye ed The double cover saves the trouble of
opening and shutting two single ones; and ausw
the purpose better as the air between becomes cold
snd remains so. Confined air 10 the best non-cen-
dnctor Of caiorc, hence there should be no filing
Cold air 10 heavier than warm, consequently et Re-
fnEsrators should open at the top, and in front
10 fact the cheat must be the true FORM while
the law of gravity remains as 1t s full supply of
all sizes on hand, for sale by =. =
r. Ma ZIMMERMAN
ap i6-d&clm Cor. 18th and Ma in sts
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l EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES !
IL The subscriber being Obliged to leave his office
on Main, between Ssh and 18th streets, would re-
specfu1y inform his friends and patrons that they
will be promptly attended to by leaving their orders
at hs residence Leigh, between I'd and Srd streets
supply of the best EUROPEAN LEECHES al
ways GU hand EDWD. r. MARTIN,
Leeohsr and Cupper, Leigh, between I'd aud srd
my Aim = t- ~ p etreets.
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a BY j. A. CowARDN.
MILLINERY
-NEW MILLINERY,
DRY OBS,
~ AND YARIETy STORE,

OppcAte AMOS. fempeftoDa oFocefY store, =
The undermined most respectfully requests ihe
rabie to call and examine hia stoek seleeted n ian
great fem late importations and auction sales
prise csnnst fail to please.
His sssck oonsists Of = ~ s. ssFt 5se s
Alsrse and COED assortment OF Summer Dress Goods.
Straw Bonnets.
A lsTss snd good assortment Of silk Mantillaa EN-.
bFodsries shk mitts, fens. hosiery, and great
R-straw Bonnsts bisaehed and pressed At the
Come and see cur great bargains. eE
Aim 4 Drnrr NAN
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GAVE YOUR COSTLY WARE--by
~ means of the CHEMICAL LIQUID CEMENT
valuable composition, will become perfectIy firm
and rssdy for in ten minutes after being Joined
and will resist the action of acids or hot water.
my DUVAL NORTON, DTuggists.
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NHILDRENS children a

NHILDRENS --Childrens
~ and Misses WHITE SILK HOSE. do Tartan
Plain and Whits,-opsn do. half do, Boys White,
Mixed and 6Iste, cotton; do. Girls do do do do do,
Girls apep lace do. do, Girls short and long Black
G.uzs Merino Under Shirts; Ladies' do. do, do, do,
Ladies' long and abort Black Mits; Ladies onsn
Lsiis and Transparent Hose
III All to be had for cash, at SO Main street,
mys r,. CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
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M OLAS6Es.--6 80 hhds. primo Cuba Mo-
80. hssss IA DO do Porto Rico DO; receiving and
of"eey mys LEWIS WEBS SON.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!

nRY GOOD s DRY GOODS!!
- DRY GOODSiti-IAPORTANT TO CITY
AND COUNTRY CUsTOMERs-I have a larte
stock of DRESS GOODS and all kinds of Embroi
dery consisting of rich Onoton Collars and Sleeveg
Ladies long and short silk Mitts: fashionable silk
msntes and large stock of fancy colored and black
silks; large lot of Psrssols and Ladies Umbrellas
Ladies' worked and grass Skirts AIso-a large stock
of Hosiery all Of which will sell at greatly rsdu.
ced prices. MORRIS w ROSE
nv 8-d2m No COS BROAD stssst T.
PROM so CENTS to $25 Lovers of
II GOOD PICTURES are respectfully informed
that POWERS i DUKE the only artists in
this city thst offer good zDA6UERREOTYPEs,
from so cts. to S25, which 10 inducement to every
one in want of good and bsautful Daguerreotype
To be had only of .S 5.A -
POWERS DUKE, IS9 Main st., IL
Over Wcodhouse's Bookstore, Eagle Square.
INV @ fs z--.-et.- -srt54 Z
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IOPARTNER SHIP NOTICE.-Ths

thereby tender my sincere thanks t0my,
fore exten to me. aud solicit cdnnusAs9 70 tkS
now frn, plsdgins renewed sexsstiens tte oIye -
isfsction. - - !. & "a. s..ss - HO. sW.sLkRKE.s.
nv g-Iw< - - - f--'a = ssss iss.se - .sIE
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WATER COLORs.

KeWman,s. Aekeman's,
Reeves & Sons, Gsborne's.
TUST received large stock Of above CoLoRsi in cakes
81 and in mahogany and rosewood boxes. with lock
and key Also, German C0lors, in cakes and boxes,
fine assortment.
Oil colprs, in tubs---English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of SKI 0to42x56
Canvas in rolls, from So to sc inches wide;
Strechers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
l60 apaint and varnsh brushes, all sizes;
so packages gold and silver leaf;
lOG bundles of duck metal---white and yellow;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tinsel Of all the usual colors.
Ut French and American PAPER HASGINGs.
..WINDoW GLASS, &c.......
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all Sizes
70G do English and French, from Sxl0 to 33X65
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American, from Ski to 20x30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazer Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in 25 to 700 fb kegs;
5000 canisters and kegs coored paints, in ] OF to
100 fb packages;
$500 lbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1909 bbls Whiting and Paris White, fmy own man
FL ufacture, fire dried.
Paint Mills Of all sizes and every article usually kept
Ill general Paint Oil and Color Store, will found
R. CLANNON's,
nov 9, 1853 46 Canal street New Orleans
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New Orleans & Texas 0, S. Mail Line.
II. P. BUCKLEY,

H. P. BUCKLEY,
Late Young & Co..
Camp street, New Orleans,
matchmaker. JeWeller & SilVerSmith,
ea5A Importer of fine Watches for Ia s@A@
esaasR dies and gentlemen, Of the most - -
celebrated makers of England and Switzerland made
to his own order expressly in heavy (gold and
silFer,) and warranted standard fineness.
Ladiek' chateaines and neck chains;
Gents guard, fob and vest chains, seals, keys, etc.
Finger rings, earrings, breast-pins, cufpins
Diamond pins and rings,
Spectacles for every age, in gold, silver steel and
tortoise shell frames
Siverware, warranted pure coin, consisting of ia
BILE, tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies, butter knives,
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
Plated ware, consisting OF castors, candlesticks,
walters, etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part
of the Business all watches sent for repairs will have
the strcest personal attention and having every ac
ity for making any portion of watch, he will be
bled to work on very reasonable terms.
u Jewclry made order and repaired Diamonds
reset in the latest STYLE Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov 15 1854
House Furnishing Goods,
Wholesale and Retail
Nos. 7.3 d rs CAMP STREET, New ORLEANS.
"a DETERMINED to reduce our stock of Goods, ,ca~
I'D We will hereafter sell at Lower Prices s8A
SEsA than has ever before been offered in this W
CITY, Those in Of the following articles will do
well to CALI
Qaeensware, Glass and China Ware;
Bohemian Ware;
Birmingham Ware;
Rich China Vases and
Fine Silyer-PIated Ware
paslor end Hall Lamps and Girondoles;
Rich Tea Trays and Walters, in sets single;
Fine Table Cutlery, and
Housekeeping Hardware;
F,nameled and Hollow Ware;
Britannia, Planshed Tin and Japanned Ware;
Wooden and Willow Ware;
Feather Busters, Brushes, of all kinds;
Paper Hangings and Borders;
Door Mats;
Window Cornishes, Cords and Tassels
Curtain Bands and Curtain Pins, etc.
noy6, l854-1y MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO.
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CHINN & BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

w uUItSdlC GIa lGttdi1
No. 81 ST. CHARLES srEEEr-(Corner above the St.
Charles Hote)-New Orleans.
OFFER for sale to PLANTERS, PHYSICIANS and Mer
" chants, an extensive stock of
Pure Medicines, Chemicals, Oils,
AND PATENT MEDICINES,
of the past years Importation. Physicians and Plan
tiers will find in their establishment every article Of
Medicine: also every description Of Instruments that
they may require.
Merchants will find Fancy Soaps, Colognes, Medi-
prices and TERMS
Persons visiting the city will, applications be fur
nished with book containing list of every article in
their lne the number and variety of articles are too
great for newspaper publication.
Their terms and prices will be as reasonable as any
house in the southern country and their goods will be
packed and marked as TO suit the requirements of
planters.
u constant supply Of FRENCH BRANDIES and
WINES for medicinal purposes always on hand.
New Orleans 81 IS5S w
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OTIS, SHOES AND BnOGANS.
DAVID TAYLOR & Co,
Boots. Shoes and Hats.

No. Al Magazine street, opposite the Arcade,
..asS DAVID TAYLOR & Co., inform their -.
RMS friends country merchants, and other q
Ia. customers, that they occupying kssss
their and spacious store, No. Al Magazine street,
opposite Banks Arcade and have on hand large and
well selected stock Of Boots, Shoes Brogans and Hats,
of every description, to which they are constantly
receiving additions, by the latest arrivals, from the
eastern cities. We offer to buyers advantages over
the eastern markets, taking into consideration the
time consumed in shipments, with the extra expenses
attendant upon such purchases Purchasers are in
vited 10 call and examine the large stock of the above
named goods, which will be sold on the most liberal
terms N. Orleans, Feb. s. lS54-ly