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GENTI.EMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
al 2pif s4s in every variety.
Hveryirag,s safe agesis, V'ictorto,es.

" EATRAUItHIN ANY lNaUIfisN NFs ASf1lII = NE.
Extract of letter from Norfolk, Va, dated Jan IL 1856
One Herngs celebrated Freproof Safes WAS in Adams
Express Office when the building burned, several weeks
ago It remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when was taken The fire, the occasion alluded
to- was ferces saw, and when the chest
was found after; lapse of forty days, 1t surrounded
by ebers glowing brightly When opened the papers and
other articles contained found to be sound ard generally
good condition. aoing another proof Of the security
and superiority safes The alluded be
the of Nessrs. Rowland Bros who agents
for makers. clearly the evidence Of test
incombusbe qualities when It's exterior rehot in
the burning roared around it. and amid the embers
that giared around it for hours, days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale Of the above
named Safes. a full supply constantly on hand.
G. G. MILLER & CO.,
MO apf No. 70 Gravier street.
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the Compromise measures Of 1850, and cotemporane-
Gus under consideration, thus speaks of Mr..
Fillmore
events tfansprns The agitation Of the
slavery paramount in the public mind III this
well that Mr.. Fillmore
tSsa Wefa had fanacsm raised its
hydra heal Schemes le9pca from thousand
Te foii On every YER se
busterism esesgheTe1 fe formidable elements of
nlisrple with which had to cope. How well he
s sa Tie Historian r Ss; Int
our retrospect ssS Sspse and disingennous did
accord ,s due e high 3aaral reellsaceoa
iptetectslf honesty and talent, as deeeGpea
in the 3is$FstS 5 i SlNore.
Piaise, fiff "a and deserved, from such
souFSe, silaEl Conservative Democrats in the
laattl td pr9a4 lection, What has been, may be
agains dad whose services on one trying and
'perilons 1ss isre 50 nobly acknowledged may be
indispeiis another. But for the cool and judi
cious Jill patriotic heart and inhexible filnness
of Mit lilnore in 1s50-all of the high qualities
Of M sse eyerted to the utmost in behalf Of our
try--it is quite possible the Union might
wrecked and ruined amid the most terrible
ever blighted the prospects of the earth.
crisis is approaching Of a similar character.
elements of sectonalism are arrayed against
each 6sher, only on broader scale and with more
power fp momentum. The same destruction is threat
ened the roar Of sectional strife grows more and
more distinct as we approach the Presidential strug
GLE
Partisan demagogues, scheming to aggrandize them
Selves regardless of the welfare Of the country have
made necessary that the great Union battle of 1850
should be fought over again. Who shall we have
who shall the conservative men Of the nation have
for a leader? a man who has been tried, whose ca.
pacity, truth and patriotism are unquestoned and
unqnestionable; man who is untred who has got to
prove his fitness forthe Presidency in troubous times
who can give no security that the helm of the ship
of State would be safe in his hands, should the storms
howl and hurricanes blow This is the question-and
it il one of incalculable magnitude-which the con
sentative voters Of the United States have to settle
the next Presidential election. Matters of vast mo
ment are involved in the settlement perhaps very
existence of the Union. If they select Mr.. Fillmore
all will be we'll If they select another, who has only
bipartisan past to point to, the future may turn ou
well, and it may not. The path Of security and the
path of insecurity is open to the people, Let them
oh q
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A PERFuMED BREATH--What lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of disagreeabe BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Fowers' dentritce,
would only render sweet but leave the teeth white ala
baster? Many do know their breath bad and the
subject is delicate their friends will mention it Pour
single drop of the Bap your and wash the
teeth night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will asta
tbeantifu complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will remove tan, pmples
eces from the skim leaving Of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel pour two three drops and washthe face night
and morning. I8S- .5.g5..t
Sharing ldae EasyWe your shaving brush in either warm
cold water pour three drops of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers, rub the beard we'll and it will make beautiful
soft ahe much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price,
only 80 cents Fetridse & Cos propretors For sale by j.
Wright & Co., o. o. Woodman, aud all druggists.
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Elegant Spring Cassiaase,'e sesiEs.
Fancy Spring T'aUeeG Coass.

Have received fine Tweed cass uere COATS and
PANTS.
Also, Merino, Bonnbazne and Italian Cloth IIaymarket
COATS, -..@..
A fine assortment Of SHIRTS, DRAWERS. SPRING TIES,
etc., just received by
PERSON, HARRISON s Co,
ala 2p3t&Wlt No. Magazine street, corner Canal.
Spring and Sesme1ases' Clothing.
hove#receved by late arrivals large assortment of
SPRING and SUMMER
Oh OF H w Gy agy~
consisting of superne French single mied Cashmere sACs
FROCKS assorted coos all qualities; French English
Merino sacs and Frocks; Barpou caserotte Tweed first
and second qualities Black Alpaca sacs and Froeks, White
and Brown Duck Drilling and Linen cs and supcrne
Coored Sacks and Frocks; Planters Linen also large
men of fancy Linen and Drilling sacs and Frocks.
VESTS. a. >s-.,=
Bombazine Alpaca eno White Marseilles Figured Mar
scle Hair Line Check Fancy Check Planters Linen White
'''''f '''' A''''H' PANTS.
French Merno English Merino Figured Merino single nled
French Cashmere, Alpaca, White Drilling White Duck
Planters Linen Fancy Linen, Check Linen and Striped Linen
TRUNKS, VllLIsEs, CARPET-BAGs.
have also large assortment of TRUNKS YAL1sEs and
CARPET BAGS to which the attention of the travelling public
respectfully called They all of the best manufacture,
fully warranted. Sole Leather covered all
Steel Frame, Iron do Brass bound, Russell imitation Sole
Leather Sheep and Hog Skin.
VALISES.
Sole Leather Bellows Top, Sole Leather Hickory bound
bound Steel frame, Sheep and Hog Skin Euaneled Canvas
CARPET-BAGS.
Turkish Ingrain Three Ply and Enarneled Canvas
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
Log Cabin JACKETS Planters Linen do DENNIS do. Gam
broom do. Log Cabin PANTS Planters Linen d. Denms do,
Union Drill Ganbroon, Fancy Cotonade and French Cotton
ade do. r
DENIM JUMPER SHIRTS. 5g- r..... ..
PLANTERS LINEN SHIRTS
CHECK LINEN SHIRTS. :
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
-Also--
IS bales CAMpEACHY HATS first and second qualities.
I have also received supplies of
BOYS CLOTHING. .@.- ii
MERINO FROCKS and JACKETS.
ALPACA FROCKS and JACKETs
MERINO PANTS.
Alpaca Bombazne, Coonade Drilling Linen Ganbroon
PANTS with Jackets match
All Styles and Qualities Vests. ..s
SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
HOSIERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Silk Lisle Thread Bleachcd and Unbeached Coored
SOCKS, of English, French German, American anufuc-
tre. 5
MEMS SHIRTS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
Gauze Merno uNDERsIIIRTs; Merino jeans Muslin and
Linen DRAWERS; HANDKERCHIEFS, of Silk aud Linen;
CRAVATS, SUBSCRIBERS, ETC., ETC.
All Of which am prepared TO sell
FOR CASH OR TIME. +
n. c. FOLGER, rs
II and 10 Old Levee. corner Custonholse street,
ALI 2p2tM New Orleans.
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sssss,ssi.Ies,ts This Evening.

DRLEANs AFTER. N lie Calves Farewell Benefit
AmhessailFssssa' and Partie dp Ptque,.n ..-
ST. GHARIgss4 THEAFgR. Collins. s Wrong
Passenger aud " Il Hyder.p
AIETY THEArER,-F Farewell Benefit of Miss Ma.
tilds Heron Masks and Faces and the Lady Of Lake"
PELIcAN Observation-Disclosures Soirees Fantas-
tiques Ell Magiques
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Epr. Fittings
CARaIINATIVE AND ASTRENGENT SYRUP {:

An Nufallble Remedy for
Cholera Eatantum, or Summer Complaint Of Chit
dren Cholera Aforbus, Diar7hea, or any
Irregularities Of the Bo,rels.
The long and successful experience in the of this remedy
by the inventor in the OF all the diseases for which it
srecommended together with the highly respectable testimony
wlcnumbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel ac-
tons fChldren Darhes Cholera Morbns and DysenF
grown persons ente the confidence of the community.
Sold wholesale and retail, by .--
J. WRIGHT & CO., -"
s-... 81 aud Isl Chartres street.
0. o. W0ODMAN,
corner Of Common and Magazine streets, and
all 2pst sICKLES & co, Druggists.
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superior Canton sEE0sfiasg.
q Horace EEeg2.by,

Horace EEN2.by,
W. No#Is5 CAMP STREET, "
Has just opened beautiful assortment of LATEST STYLE
IE MIRO EREES
y -AlsTD3 sSEEag-17C= DRESS cooOS,
all of which heis selling at
HIS USUAL LOW RIGGS.
Gupure and Valencia Lace COLLARS, from 81 to $40
Rich Valencienne SETS, $40 to $50.
Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet SETS, So to $40.
Valencia Thread and Guipure COLIARETS, So to Sl2. y
Valencia Lace EDGING and INSERTING, very rich
Plain and Figured BAREGEs, &c per yard 49,
Satin Striped ORGANIZES, zoe per yard
Flounced Barcge ROBES, S. to $40.
Flounced Baregc ROBES, for Misses, SIS. ....- -...
Flounced Orsande ROBES, 81 to IS.
White and Figured BRILLTA MINE at Is cents per yard
FILET GLOVES and MITES, PARASOLs, CORsETS ETC.
- HORACE HARDY,
ala 2pNIoWeFr No 1856 Camp street
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Since the introduction Of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps
into the United States number Of Liquor Mixers in New York
Boston Philadelphia have been engaged putting up
and poisonous Gin in green and jugs and be palmed
off upon the unway for genuine Schnapps have directed
my agents institute legal proceedings against all persons
they may ascertain be engaged in this atrocos system
of deception call the press and the public to aid them
in their efforts to remedy great evil sg. a .a
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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lRoTuREs IN LYcEUM HALI.-Afr Hughes delivers
his last lecture on Woman in Sociology this eye
ming at ocloeR, special subject will be DE
alleged z Marriage Evil Or Slavery Of Women and
Women Of From the terse, clear and logii
eal manner II which he treated the theory of { Wa
mans RIGHTS y in his last lecture, ne are Justified III
anticipating Findcaton Of the reatsocial
bond Of marriage which is the very cornerstone Of
ffhe fabric of modern society 35s 5s5s
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n5-A learned writer, Bendy, says: sDry-
his brilliant visions Of ate flesh and
Radcliffe adopted the plan Green tea and coffee,
we Sleep induce dreaming Bapsa Porta for procuring
quiet and pleasing Dreams swallowed horse tongue after
supper Indigestion and that condition which is termed weak
orrabe stomach constitute most fruitful source of visions
The immediate direct Influence of repeo in totally alter
ing and the disposition in waking moments, is
proof power de1ange the circulation Of the brain and
faculties in sleep People who are troubled with in
Digestion may surely relief from Hooands German Bit
exclusively this country by Dr. G. NJ jackson,
Archseet Philadelphia and by his agents. See adver
tsement. az 2plm&W 3
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Fez3'Nsgperc--- E'ee2saeigex7'e.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
N.'s5 l075-3 AT
Nos. III and I73 Canal ST., New Orleans,

LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Nos. III and 1913 Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened large and splendid aort
'-S''' ' NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
Is prepared supply Families the most lb
eral This being the only stock in the city pnr-
will find their advantage call and examine the
goods prices purchasing elsewhere. VIII
keep constantly on hand
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES. "a
EXTENSION FABLES, Of Mahogany, Walnut and Oak and
Of all sizes
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARDTA-
BLES,
DRESSING TABLES. >.l@s n, ,..-,
WALNUT AM CHERRY DINING TABLES.
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD SIDEBOARDs.
BUREAUS of Walnut, Rosewood and Mahogany,
ARMOIRs; w.e'
+ a WASH-STANDs;
BEDSTEADS;
PARLOR CHAIRS;
ROCKERS;
ErEGERES;
SECRETARIES;
BOOKCASES;
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CHAIRSi
CHILDRENs CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA-POY5 AND LIGHT
STANDS, ETC., ETC. .4.-s-.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING, -, =
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLOR SETS;
Together with everything usually found in Furniture Ware
house .-.- ...
This entirely establishment, stock on
hand Purchasers will find greatly their interest give
this store call before buying elsewhere the proprietor
confident that he offer them styles most FASH
onable Furniture substantially made greater bar
gains than any other house in the city.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
al 2pMotf III and lib Canal street.
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REV. Dr.. DEwEY's I.oTs REs.-Rey.Dr. Dewey
viii deliver another Of his learned eloquent ad
dresses, at Rev Mr. Clapp's church, this evening.
All who can make it convenient to attend should do
so, as similar opportunities are of rare occurrence
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Roots, Shoes es1ed Brogaass.

AT WHOLESALE. '&
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general
nent of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs. HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF, 4
STRAW aud CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
.ssl#s 3, FROST & CO., d
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS. etc.,
4 5s5&s s5 s. AT WHOLESALE. ~ E8
constantly receiving general assortment of s Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the 81
Fey 8{EEss& LOWEST MARKET PRICES. 2yss 4.
M.- FROST & CO.,
+ jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street. ~
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sit should be universally known, for 1t
sstricy true that indigestion is The parent of large portion
of The fatal diseases Dyspepsia darrhea cholera morbs
liver complaint, and many ether diseases enumerated in
City Inspectors weekly catalogue Of DEATHS generally the
result indigestion. Think of this all who suffer from dor-
dered soacs, and willing to be guided by advice
founded experience resort at to the of Dr. j.
Hoetter's Stomach Bitters whicha curative and nvg
GRANT alone unapproached For sale by druggists and
dealers generally. Alexander Norton Co.. agents. No Poy
Hdras Sit eet. NJ all Gtd&1tWs "
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George Es. C0rrasgine,
DENTAL SURGEON,

. @ tLate Of Mobiie,) Al
Offers his services in all of the branches Of the profess
sion, TO the citizens Of New Orleans and vicinity.
Nc CHILDRENS TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given in regard to the and treatment Of
theteeh, free of charge 1s5z5ssr
+ Eg- OFFICE-No.1 Carondelet street. ia31 2p3m
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iaS1 2p3u1
Tobacco.

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO. for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for Plantation use hhds
bbls, and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand for SALLY
by
s$ sGr5sss. TURNER & 5RENSHAW,
fe4 2p3n-1y &c Camp street up stairs.
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3 NO, .. 81 G. N. RA1LRoA D.-'The regular annual
meeting Of the stoekholde Of the jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Compa will be held the Office
OF the Company, No 40 Eafondelet street, At u
o'clock NJ, to-day, in conformity with the require
nents of the charter. Those Interested in the sue
cess Of the road should bear The fact III mind.
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Eiae2es! ES1aeNs!:
From the best manufacturers at the weknown low prices
MANTILLAS ANTILLAS!!
The latest Partisan styles White Black and Colored.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!i
Comprising in all fabrics the Richest --latest Styles.
DRESS TRIMMINGS! DRESS TRIMMINGS 4!
The newest and in great variety.
PARA SOLS! ASOLS!!
Also
EMBROID ERIES! EMBROIDER1ES!!
In great variety
Purchasers be suited in every description of Dry Goods
foreign domestic Receiving additions by every arrival
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION
AT G. C. WAYLANDS
ala 2pMoWeTh Poydras and Caronlele streets.
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.BOEs7e g. C0EEsoeEse's WORKS.
SIX VOLUMES.
DANIEL WEBsTER's WORKS. edited by f. Everett C vols,
For sale by
THOMAS IT, vVEErTE,
B BOOKSELLER and ST. TONER
No. IO5 Canal street.
BANCROFTS UNITED STATES, 6 vols
COOPER'S NOVELS AND TALES
IRvING'S SELECT WORKS
DUCHESS D'ABRANTEs' MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON
Z ala 2p3t
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Pubic SoHaaIs E1AsnNATfoS-The annual ex-
animation Of the olfth District High School for
girls takes place commencing at ten o'clock,
+ a. H.
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WIN. P. BRADBuRN.. :

d nasr!TIe question is often asked, where is
DR. Lockwood Daguerrean Saloon? $
N IT not PoSdras street. but it at Davidson Row
Carodeet street. Hevia and Poydras Streets where
She daily thonge with ladies gentlemen Of the Crescent
City. s
time. TN
His price for adults Fifty Cents which within the
reached all, both great small Call before going else
where. ala 2plt#
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oEroN The receipts Of cotton for the forty. eisbt
lirs ending o'clock last eyening were by tas
John simondss from Memphis, 4sa26 bales; Ceres,
from Bayou Teshe, % q ?. thers from Mem
#plis, 1919 Sherman, from Jefferson, a71 Julia,
from Camden, 227; Aforisette from Arkansas river,
412 Jackson Railroad, 81 light, from
shreveport, ,i26T ffaa Rasaa Tete, 2l0;
Mary Ress, from Upeloisa W iteman, from
Yazeo river, 1881 Nom Pamela, 964;
Galveston, ssss bales.
Sugar, hegstSeatl nolasses, $50 barrels and
44a faalf baTFeEs
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TYse Shooting, sacNs' sREooegy's.

n SV k5HKUWUFEtD3 EVtEtE a7EhOONFV . -
Another unfortunate renconre having occurred near
S. N. MOODY'S,
Corner Of Canal street and Exchange Place,
He recommends the gentlemen to supply themselves with
what have been dubbed by the press Moodys BulcProof
Shirts,'' and would inform them that he can offer
Half-a-DoZen Excellent Shirts for 81,
will assucy your pocket and person. and insure
saving of at least Is per cent IT,"
{ Buy your
, SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING,
T. HOSIERY, CEAv!,Ts AND GLOVES, at
S. N. MOODY,s. T
rz=sTIRTS made 10 measured in any style 40 2p5t
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the ~ the steamers
Moses hle snltana for lite
81
the hee1's Of the steamers q.
odruiI James Mont omely
for Eeaissil and other Ilt1-gi pel's.
clerk Of tie steamer TeeuInseh has laid us
under for flies sefs late Cincinnati papers.
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i, .5$5.
ORLEANS The dies BENEFIT n Au-
her's opera, Anihas three acts, and
the vaudeville Partes da Piquet, will be per-
formed at tile french evening, for tue
farewell benefit me lNifna donna Of that
establishment.
0rathis occasion the prices will be raised to one
and three dollars for dress circles and lattced boxes
one dollar for pit, and fifty cents for third gallery
We trust the attendance viii be sufficient to fill the
house.. 3a#ss
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aQTa'5ved.
N apHGRsM@ a@ NNz saNs

CT O THEIRS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON sTREETs,
ss- dUnder City HotelD
Have received their usual choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMNER
@5# CLIO HI NG,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CAsL1MARETTE AND 4ATPACA COATS.
a 9+ FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS. H.
'- MARsEILLEs AND VALENCIA, VESTS.
.CRAYATs,
HOSIERY, ~.
.n&- 5% DRAWERS, @S
SHIRTS and
GENTLEnIEN's FURNISHING GOODS
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Niece Orleans
Z 4, xrvS - ~ r. - r. e, ~ Vt
- Z 8 : = - - u = = - = - = - =,
No Gn CAMP STREET., $S3
5,t a1 {s #55s85
AMERICAN AND FNGTISH law ROCKS
5~1IS#E@N -IG' $50 71t - $} 5q .s fs3's}$5
would respectfully call the attention Of the PRO,
fEsSloN Of me o1ty anu county, " my eAse''is M w"
selected stock Of a IS 4i25
Ss4s AMERICAN.
sfSS 9s h4StAl'I III" rr,,-orr
4&5 ~ 1
TIA w Il o O IA %
S4ss@ Comprising
s s9AAA l'eo y NJ $3.50,
Al At> iA'o'' -, - ~ y, :, ,,re
anda other Works REQUIRED 70 complete q
ne ~ '. o2 on'pse tiie VI ''is " 1los
!, " Ao'' . ~, ''u' o,e' tio - -
Merlin, pallon Pardessus, and others. r
10 which constantly receiving ALL WORKS
PRICES. 4 !, srrrr
La" fueiSher hookseiief ana Satoner,
r,.- y tts5,s
SSSssAey N0B s ~ 2GHSeSSC -A1.esSess6'soa
THE ENTIRE STOCK
IT. q.
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-E4r. jssnssseE Reynolds.

OFFICE--No. liz GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS ,
Cures CANCERS scALD-EIEAp WHtrEswELLrNc soEEs and
ULCERS of every description. ja3l 2p1y PA
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matchmaking! EVHutcEsme0ktaeg!

AD,'. BeNCge's
ANTI CATEIARTIC MIXTURE,
Has been tried proved beyond doubt be
remedieshe most certain and prompt i'll its effects
sands in this city testify Of any remedy has ever been
brought before the public for
CHOLERA
CHOLERA MORBUS,
DIARRIIEA,
DYSENTERY etc.
is alike prompt in its effects either III mild
ton of the BOWELS, the most aggravated of CHIC
LERA. Its action is specific and entirely different from ali
other preparations that have been put up Cholera
One thing remarkable which shows its superiority
other preparations and surprises all that That the
els will be regular the day il they had
cine Every family should haveit iii ie house,
should leave the wharf without having supply board.
For sale by --..
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and Apohccary,
corner Charities and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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ROEiCe,

The following articles been left ut the store of the under
signed Silver Porte Monnaie, Black Thread Lace Veil 2
Silk Paraso Embroidered Linen Cambria handkerchief
pair spectacles, pair rich Fet Nits 1 Sword Cane
ala 2plt r. H.. HORACE HARDY.
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me to$ Hon. n. sslidell for
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lie Planters and business Of its section IL is
published In PI4AQ UBMINE Parish of Iberylle-a parish
which fonr npoint Of wealth in the state; and from its
proximity Orleans ituhted the river 40 miles dis
an@ citizens enabled make their principal purchases
Those who would eto introduce their business TO the
Of tho wealtest portions Of the State could
not find better medium than The seninel3A The under
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mine will be promptly attended to- and special taken nd
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