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CHARLES HE1DsIEoK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine Of the above welknown brand has
BEEN ana viii contnne to be- received by the undersigned in
QUANTITIES meet the increased demand Of dealers and
That comes from the closest nea the old and
first established house Hedsck Ca Rheims they
taken hold OF with determination bring and its claims
distinct on before the public generally
toore he superior quality Of this article satisfy any
that ITS eana ION is from great attention.
well as thorough experience brought bear In
its Charles Heidc given his whole mind to
the perfection OF his ine and worthy Of the
Frequent visits to the United have enabled him more
fully to understand and appreciate the tastes and shes of
and OF his having pro6ted by that information is
evidenced by the champagne tho palate
the connosseura wire unsurpassed for rich bouSue and
general excellence The varieties brands of Chamnag
Tend greatly dou to confuse the purchaser but The lovers
of good and genuine wine must ok for Charles UeIs;eck
in full label, we'll corks und canssles
y W. BAYAUp l. Co.
General Agents for North America New York
The Charles Heidseck Ds obtained quantities mt a
Under mentioned Houses besides hot here
and at retail with all the principal hotel Keepers '
Z. J. HART 4 Co.
]. H. h 7. N. MARKS
SEWELL T. TAYLOR
fe2 " PAYNE STEELE CO.
g JONES 4 CO., SHIPPING AGENTS Ann con,
~ MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS M o.
Grsyier street. N' "a
ADVA NCEs
We will make liberal advances consienmenis Of yro
disc friends in London Liverpool Boston New ynrI
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston. "
n6 S. JONES CO.
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BGMsRgA1LL5IER y co.'s ISLAND OF CUBA
freight Havana, Mstsnsas Cardenas villa Clara ssuua Ia
SIsnds hsmsdo Nusyttss, Puerto Principe Santiago de
LUBE Trinidad Csnfnegos, etc. In with ths Ex
s.essss q Wells Fargo Co., Darlington Co., United States
Sompaoy American and European Express Tx
As ~ .i u New Orleans, REDDiNG CO..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

0kIaekS YNEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
toce 10 tho Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
yetfe square will deliver of the city Bag
sage Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewery etc. received
~ u'e Railroad, otherwise be their
charge q forward the same With and dispatch
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Southern
OF the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them
individuals. - : - ~
On approaching New orlsans the Baggage go
through the Train and receive the Checks
persons Wishing their Baggage sent their hotel
Company will be responsible for al articles placed
M charge Of the Baggage Master.
k1PREss CHARGES IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
Retv n ard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

DOG LGST-STRAYED FROM ME- YES
e@S teray the 10Th the Post. Office in Morgans
va bookstore, BLACK TERRIER Pup, with cropped
-lA(l- and long tail Answers 10 the of Dan"
liberal reward will be paid by returning said pup
n2l If j. H. BASS, liz Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

Rxk FOR GOTHENBORG and STOCK HOLM.
AN The superior Swedish bark Charles Tottie,
Capt Pri,z, having most of her cargo engaged will
have quick Dispatch. For freight, apply 10
ala BAXTER. LOWELL. & co.
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7'r7-----'--'f--'7-s-=-= 1-----7'----
B A LTIMO r E.

&ER FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
MA The Al fast sailing packet brig Ia Hulah, w f.
Plnmuer, having of her cargo engaged
will have dispatch For balance of freight passage apply to
GEORGE w. HYNSON a. Co,
az 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

J. BoNT EMPs, DYER AND sCoURER,
No. SO Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform pubc he has lust assumed
the business Of the nyeins Establishment Is Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore the careful aen
ten for which he is celebrated.
The manner in which, for years he has sat;s
ned the numerous of bis bishment on bourbon
street. is for those honor him with theiI
patronage. ~ "
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pleasure in travelling, and her officers are gentle
men Of excellent social qualities, who make their
guests feel at home
: a. r. Lacey Railroad Line Packet for St. Louis
To-Day.-The large, elegant and fayorite passen-
rer packet A. 7. Lacey. leaves for Memphis, Cairo,
st. Louis and way landings. connecting at Vicks-
burg with the New Orleans and Jackson, at Cairo
With the Illinois Central and at St. Louis, with the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads. for all points North
and East. The passenger arrangements, of this
boat combine every requisite for comfort, conve-
nience, and luxury, while her table is always load
ed with temptations. Being on the Railroad Line,
travellers may depend upon her being punctual.
Capt Geo. Taylor commands and Mr.. A. G. Cum
ningham officiates in the Office. Passengers can
procure through tickets andnspect the plan Of the
boat by applying at the office of the Company No.
81 Camp street. Messrs. G. g. Wayne and Jas y.
Allen, are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
M EnICAL HOUSE, No. 50, Customlouse street neal
lNl Ra.nl .1u..t Chronic Merclraal

MEDICAL HOUSE, No So Cusomhouse street near
vl seetFor the Cure of Old Chronic, MeFclraa
Syphiltc and Diseases without Mercury hindrance
to friends and cure guaranteed in
I'll cases. ,.,.,-...-, ~ ,, ..
tice in ali parts United States and Enopethe
narabe has effected which pronounced incur
able BY the eminent Physicians jufes him IN offering his
services TO the confidence of the unfortunate The following
are some of the termed Private and. OF which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James per
maSently eadcates, namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of Females however
complicated they may Diseases Of the Back and lons In
hanmaton OF bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases OF the Skin
Dr. James call the attention especially OF those
who have privately improperly injured themselves in that
ting business society viz Constitutional De
by Inpotency The following some OF the sad and
melancholy produced by early habits OF youth VIZ
Weakness Limbs Pain in The Head, lmnesS OF
VISION Muscular Power Papitntion OF the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness lrritabiy, symptoms oil Cons,mpo
Mentally the fearful effects the mind are more 10 DC
dreaded Memory Confusion OF Ideas Depression OF
Spirits Evil Forbodngs, Aversion Society Self Distrust
Solitude Tinidity of the evils prodnceu
persons afflicted with of the above symptoms should
not call DR. james and be at restored to perfect
health false deicacy prevent but apply Mt once ana
save the awful and dreadful consequences OF this
Weakness II the organs Immediately cured and full yigor
Remember The Medical House of Dr. James s. Custom
house street. W., = ..,.
from 8 A. NJ. SIP. NJ an,
Consultations strictly conhdent'a. =, ,. . 49, ,,
or ma nav DIR. JAMES,
SO Cusiomhouse street.
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ReceIps or Prod,,c

vICKSBURG-Per steamer Magnolia-6s4 bales
cotton Carroll. Hoy &co-375 do Watt &co--34l
Rotchford, Brown &co- 2S2 J j Person &co-277
Martini Cobb &co-263 do Payne Il Harison-26l
$50 Henderson & Peale-l3s Giffen, smedes &co-
224 Coleman BTitton Il Withers--2l7 do J G 4 s
Kicks &co-l97 Green & Crump--ls4 Wright & Al
Stanton h Newman 1877 do J Groves &co-l35
Harding, Abbay & Morehead-l20 w Jackson Geo
100 Fellowes &co-92 do Foley, Avery &co- 81
Estlin &eocs7 Broaawell 4 Hayn s., Ably
IS Hy Shepherd jr-7l W Cox &co-99 bales cot
ton Patton, Smith h Putnam--G7 Lewis & Oglesby
"a Ar Mltenberger Il Borron-54 H & NJ Al
len &cc-is Warren, Gilmore &co-47 Farley, Jul
rey &co-A W Champln Sco-45 j Wyscie 4
COS A ] Tully &co--43 bales cotton to order-40
Gallagher, WALES &co-36 Holloway 4 Smith-3l
Slaughter, Smith McRae-30 Vaudeville 4 Nell
henny-26 Logan, Soniat 4 Claiborne-25 Brander
4 Hubbard-24R Nugent &co--23 D r Carroll Geo
Is Pritchard Flower-lS Lane Salter &co-l5
Frellsen, Stevenson &co-l3 Montgomery y White
~ Glaspie, Brewer &co-l2 Block McAfee eco
-l2 BARLEY, johnson &co--lO McGregor &co-
8 McLemore, Rayburn &co-9 Byrne, Vance Eco
8 West, Where &co-s Hilliard Summers &co-s
Cleveland Bros &co-7 Battle Noble &co-6 Brad
ley, Wilson &co-6 Wood \ Low-4 A D Kelly Geo
| p Levi &cO-Total 1924 bales cotton. ,l
LOUISyILLE-Per steamer Baltc-1O balls mdse
McStea, Value &co--l2 bbls pork bbls flour do
| oil III A Dumesnil &co-s dos Haynes cks liquor
McLsmore Raybarn &eo-l00 bbls potatoes Ihos
| Keehe--9O do Il w Benton--72 do VOORHEES,, Griggs
&co-50O coils rope N B Brady &co-75 tres hams
W Wright &co-25 do R Geddes-22 do 700 bbls
pork Hewitt, Norton &co--l02 bbls potatoes Greve
1 4 Werle-l hhds tobacco Campbell, Mckee &co-
| "a do 10 hhds bacon SO kegs lard Fellowes &co-2
hhds tobacco Moore & vanCulin4 do do Given,
Watts &co4 do Jas Turner--l5 bales cotton Payne
y Harrison-24 do S 0 Nelson &co-S9 do Bradley,
Wilson &co-40 do Byrne, Vance &co-l56 do H
Frazer &co--l20 seks corn Michel &co-sun-
dries to order-Total 274 bales cotton Is hhds to-
bacco.
S VlCkSBURG-Per steamer Charmer-4ls bales
y cotton Buckner, Stanton 4 Newman-390 W Jack.
IL son &co-269 Vaudeville Il Mcilhenny-2ls Hen
II aetson Peale-207 Foley, Avery &co-204 bales
. co!.on hotehford Brown &co-l72 G Connolly &co
IT, Ei,o byrne, Vance &co--l39 r w Estlin &co--l35
Eeaowes &co.l34 Payne & Harrison-l2S J C 4 B
s. , KICKS &co.l20 do Mcfarland & Barksdale--ll0
), ward. Hunt &co-l0l Wright & Allen--lOO do w Z
= Le ', &eoas7 Knox & Higgins Sc W Don
is nell &co.79 Carroll, Hoy &co@73 R L Adams SEQ
10 60 H 4 N Allen Aco--6l Tarleton, Whiting <
n Tullis-56J Watt &co-50 Ernest &co--40W i
= Urquhart-30 JPerson &co-36 do McIemore
81 Rayburn &co-S2 ellis. Ferguson &co--s0 Warren
g Gilmore &co-30 D r Carroll &co-29 Friedlande,
AZ 4 Gerson-2s Frellsen, Stevenson Geo IS Cole
: man, Britton & Withers-25 Hawkins & Norwood
I. "a Henderson, Terry &co-23 Battle, Noble &c,
IN Al Lewis 4 0gesby-20 BARLEY, Johnson Eco
ID 70 RNugent &co-20 Hughes, Hyllested &eo-l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-18
MICHON 4 DEsPORTEs.

No. ll6 ROYAL STREET formerly 300 corner of Arsenal
Place.
Has received by the ships Roger Stuart and Heidelberg
large of merchandise of the choicest kind which
they will reduced prices The stock consists in Of
CROWNS AND BOUQUETS FOR ToMBs
with inscriptions English and French made of Chenille For
Velvet Flowers and Immortclles Medaions with
embcms black white Vases; Artificial Bouquets of all col
ors black paper for Crowns Candles of a coors LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FOR THE MANUFAC-
TURF OF PAPER FLOWERS, consisting of shaded paper Of
different kinds buds hearts, leaves petals stalks and all the
other articles indispensable in making Artificial Flowers Jadi
nieres, Baskets, empty filed, Moses, etc., etc.
n This house has opened apartment for the manu-
facure of -
and are prepared all orders at the shortest notice.
their workmen being artists Of superior merit just brought from
Paris by Mr. Desportes.
u5y-Lessons in Flower Making by Madame Desportes.
Ollt I'm
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STEAMBOATS,.
s-xY -zzzr=zz.z, G GREAT GEN.
szsa4.e.ss'E TRIAL ROUTE - !

For all Points
NORTH AND EASTt
Ono of tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM.
ERs will leave New Orleans As follows:
Imperial Capt G. $. Rogers
October %, November Is
J. c. Syvon. Capt H Jones'
October 81, November 10
e. d. Gay. Capt Bart Bowen.
November aud n
new rails City. Capt. j. Is. Woods.
November and ~
n. " Lacey. Can't Geo Taylor
October IL November and Is,
hnWnthn. s....,,.......,.....,,.,,C Capt +. +. Dix.
October 10 November i and ~
city of Memphis. .........,. Cant W. j. Kounts
October q, November 10 and 30
eiaa'atof' Capt. Jno klincfcl,er.
October %, November IL
W III. M. Morris0n Capt .Jno ~ Hohinscr.
October q, November II.
Cham piOl Cant H. I, N,oro
October q, November To-
Passengers rely upon the boats leaving MS and
making DIRECT connections
ksBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
m ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT St Louis with the
OHIO Il MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND HEIJFoN
TAME and all other Railroads for all points
North and East.
BE- TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
TIA N BY ANY OTHER ROUTE!
Boz TICKETS GOOD UNTIL. USED.
h- For correct information Through Tickets apply
Office of the
EJ~ RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, ga
No. 81 Camp street,
corner of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD q. WAYNE
General Agent.
j. +. ALLEN
General Freight Agent.
u, W dbt ~, superintendent. tny2t
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Arrived IcStcAuAys
Steamship Matagorda, Shannon, from lndianola
X and Galveston, to | G Harris Berwick's Bay.
Steamship Robt Waterman, Summers, from Mata-
rorda Bay, to J Bauduc-lst dist
shin n G Day, Chase, from New York via Mobile,
N ballast, to Baxter, Lowell &co--lst dist a..
Shin Niagara, new Boutelle, l5 days from Bath,
(Me) to master--3d dist ~.
Arrivals Mt the Carondelet Canal.
Schr Covington, from Shell Banks.
Schr Alert, from Shell Banks.
Schr President, from Covington.
Schr Balear from Pascagoula.
Schr Mary Caroline, from -.
Schr Cementine, from Bay st Louis
Schr Falster, from Bay st Louis.
Steamboats,.
Magnolia, Thomasson, from Vicksburg.
Baltic, Meekin, from Louisville.
Charmer, Wilson, from Vicksburg.
Alice Vivian, Abes, from Memphis.
CD Jr, McQuoid, from Bayou Sara.
Indianola, Ransom, from Catalonia Shoals.
VIM Bagaley, Sinnott, from Mobile. :.
Cuba, Heirn, from Mobile.
California Myers, from Mobile.
Music, Elfert, from Donaldsonvillc.
Texas Ranger, Radoyich, from Balize.
Towboat Lands, Davis, from the Passes-towe!
down and to sea ON the 10th inst, ship Saral
E Pettigrew and Montgomery-brought VI
ship NJ 9 Day.
Towboat st Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
went down light-bro't up ship Niagara.
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Prepared by
DR.. j. G. Aver ~ Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,


Has itself for the of variety
Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary for
the evidence of its virtues wherever has been
employed has long been in constant throughout this
no assure the people its quality is kept
up the has been and that it be relied on to do
for tleir relief all 1t has been found 10 do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALI, PURPOSES OF A PuRGATlNE MEDICINE,
For Cosvcness the of Dyspepsia; for Jaundce for
the Indigcsu ealnce for the Of Dyscntey;
Stomach the of Eyspelas for the Piles for
The Scrolua all Scrofuous Complaints for the
of Rheumatism; Diseases of the skim for the cure OF Liver
Complaint ropsy the of letter Tumnrs and Salt
Rheum Worms the of Gout; for Dinner Pill; for
the cine of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood.
They that the most sensitive can take
them pleasantly being purely vegetable harm arise
from their in any quantity.
ESJ- Price, p cents per box; five boxes for 81.
numbers Cergymen. Physicians Statesmen and emf
their certify the unparalleled
usefulness Of remedies but space here will not perm
the insertion them The below named furnish grat
AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are given, with
also full descriptions of the above complaints and The treatment
that should be followed for their cure,
Do put uaprncped dealers with other prepare
tons they profit Demand AYERS and take nc
others The sick the best aid there is for hem and they
should have it.
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos. 81 and Isl Chsrtres street N. q.
Also by HAyILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, nnd b!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

100000 feet IA and IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and dressed. -
10000 feet IL IA wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongued and grooved ~
a 400 feet " narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved.
100 ou feet Z vide dressed Florida yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooyed .a
aOD feet IL narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pima FLOOR
ING, square edged.
l0OOO0 feet dressed WEATHERBOADS.
IN mn feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
Boards Wratherboards, Scanting, Joists, etc.
2oO feet assorted Cypress Lumber Iaths and Shingles
Sashes, Doors, Blinds Monldngs, ETC., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots to suit prcha
sars Nv " SIMPSON d DORR,
ssaG Iy New Basin
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, A. FAHNEsroc11,s vERM1FUGE-

This safe and only remedy for worms has been more
extensively used by regular pacicng Physicians an any pro
pery medicine which has made its appearance IN he
United States. -, a ,o,,a ,,y ,,,t,s
1t is used with the freedom and confidence py gen'e
who have attained emncnce IN .ne neo'e"' p'' " "
tbe Middle Western and southern States . =, w. ,,. ,
The great its popularity is the "s s non n maj
that may be all without any Tears as 70 the result
Us linn The system will speedily expe them without
fail But order obtain the genuine article every pnIeha
sa should be guard and look wei 10 e INITIALS on me
boe and wrapper particular to see that he buying b.
A. Fahuestocks Veluifuge, and no othef.
lpn&M
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MAYORALTY---oFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTS OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hail. September 5, 1850.
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans

Common Council of the City Of New Orleans,
No. 4501. |
esired That the Of seyeutyive thousand dollars he
the hereby appropriated by the Common Council Of
part payment required warrants of the Comptroller,
for the purpose Of procuring oubeAcng "Worhngton
Force Pumps " together with mile of ~ inch pipe.
and five miles of - inch iron pipe for the erection OF
house for said force and laying of portion of sid
pipe the whole in order that sufficient supply OF ,y
furnished for the eSngnishmen 9" fires cleansing the streets
and aiding and promoting condition atmosphere
and around the city Of New Orleans
Roirel further That said force pumps and pipe shall
be furnished and delivered to the city Of New Orleans accord
with specifications file Office
that said force be located and placed III house TO be
erected by the City Surveyor Mt the head of Canal and
that the laying of MI of said pipe shall be arranged and executed
by and under the direction of said City Surveyor.
Resolved further That the Mayor he mud he hereby author,
lied into with the parties for furnishing aud
delivering the city the aforesaid double force pumps and pipe
accordance with specifications Surveyor MI of the
Eve thousand dollars appropriated and in accordance with
the first part of this resolution
tSigned ]. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
tSigned CHAS II. WALDO,
Approved April 81, 1859.
iSigned GERARD sTITH Mayor.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions hereby
scaled proposals will he received At Office until
MONDAY, the 2 Of October 1859 IL O'Clock NJ, for the
following contracts. to wit
l. contract the erection building the lcvee
opposite Canal street. for the of the city water
works.
q A contract the furnishing one pipes
valves, etc, for the city water-works.
g. contract for furnishing and placing two double acting
WorthntOn Force Pumps each capable of lifting and Furnish
gallons of together with BOILERS
chimney, pipes, etc the whole complete.
The aforesaid contracts be performed In accordance with
sei i'd GERARD STITH Mayor.
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BATH, (ME) ship Nagara-ls72 bales hay
rs ,4S0 bricks to order. g4

Imports. a
BATH, (dE>-Per ship Niagara-ls72 bales hay
| rs ,4s0 bricks to order.
| HAvRE-Per ship Bamberg-5O cases wine D NJ
Hildreth &co-l5 do 0 Hall &co-l5 bskts wine
7 Blanchard, jr-323 do Hart &co-S cks do
A Guesnard-1 do brandy Bourbon 4 Urselines-s
| bbs oil s pkgs mdse P iallard-2O do do Stark,
| Stauffer &co-5 do Sourde & Chasaignac-1 French
| Consnl-35 Marburg & Forster 81 ] de Egana
| Il NJ Schnidam-5 L Kadlin-l NJ Fehrenbeck-1l
| Queyrouze & Langsdorf-l Y Thompson-25 Stur-
| zenegger & Eternod-l NJ Maix-l0 9 Boudonsquie
| Z S Romah-6 I Leon-3 Tigueres-3 Mou-
lor-2 A Dryer Sco-l7 Borgani &co-l Bodet
d Gueydan-6 North, Duth AGO. Clure-2 E
L Ferriere--1 J Deynoodt-l9 Cramer &co-5 A
Elie-S Henderson & Gaines-l ] Fleury &co-2 P
Gaume Il Hchelberger-3 Closterman, Tourne &co
8 Cuillot &co4 Trouble-l0 Breton-l G Drn-
W II AndeIson-l7 J Willard jr-l NJ Auge---2 4
Danzinger-25 Blanchin & Giraud- 10 Gabaroche
Fornblache-6 Trcou fist Leseousi &co-4
Talamon & Dessomes-l Blineau Bros Rimailho
7 Avanader-12 Moreau-l1 G Layie-l0 Gil
quel u Jamison--23 Leyois &co-1 Mdm Dreville
6 Olympic, Boisse &co-l do Roman g. Kernion-2
Hyde & Goodreh-ll @ H Slocomb &co-3 Bowles
l. Judson-8 Moses Greenwood NJ Menider-l5
Legacy Lecanu-3 Theo Fr0s-l3 casks brandy
R Geddes-2 do do wine J H Elmer &co-2 csks
porcelain Gauche-9 cases kirsch Guela-4s
do wine Giquel & Jamison-60 bskts snails to order
3 pkgs mdse Theo Fros-1 do P Rayignot-3 do
A yossin-3 S Runkel-5 P Runkel-l N Hoffman
u Barriere Bros-1 Mdm S Boutron-l S N Moody
10 G T Buddecke &co-l A Chopard &co-2 H 4
G Holland Preau & Couture-14 do L Bach
Reichard &co-l Hughes, Hyllested &co--2 R Clio
vain-2 D Aivet-1 j G Muen-S w H Anderson
2 Blanchin & Guilet-l Lucas & Mason-1 Tin
chant freres-l5 d H Holiness Pradel-2V O Lee
lievre &co-l Dubois, Lamanivre &co--3 Ferret
q Weishaar-50 Piffst Sons-2 B Boron
8 A Dudoussat-4 r Aldige &co-l Geo A Fosdck
&co-1 F NJ Thiery-3 Bernardo Gerard-6
Dours-l A Leman-l2 Guichard-l Mdm Guerin
Il E W Turpin-2 Haggerty Bros-s Lion& Pin
sard--8 Triquet-l Boulanger-3 s Colon-3
A Weslin-1 Il Ducomman &co-55 Goutlin-31
pkgs china to order.
Receipts ut the Cnrondelet Canal.
SHE'LL BANKS-Per schr Alert-3OO bbls shells
to order.
SHELL BANKS-Per schr Covington-5O0 bbls
shells to order.
F #COVINGTON-Per sehr President-45 cords of
wood to order.
PASCAGOULA-Per schr Balear-s0O bbs coal
to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Falster-25 900 fee4
lumber to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Clementine- 900 #
lumber to order.
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DREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner Of Clio aud Franklin seets-Depot No. Poydras
Near New Ieyee street,
j. j. DANIELS II SON. Proprieors.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Graekes
Wine Biscuit warranted of the most superior quality
and nj the lowest market prices.
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This only remedy for has been more
extensively used by regular practising ply cians than any pro
pary medicine which has made its appearance III me
United States. .
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained eincnce in the medical profession i'll
all the Middle Western, and Southern States.
The Of its popularity the fact that nothing has
discovered which substituted in its place and
that may be used in all cases without any fears the
suit Its perfect safety recommends it TO every parent Il
secreed within the system, will speedily expel
them without fail But in order obtain the genuine article
purchaser should be his guard and look well the
a the bottle and and be particular 70 see that he
is buying Is, A. Fahnestock's ycmuge, and no other.