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FANCY DKxss Goops, LAcEs ANp M11n1srpx

FANCY DRESS GOoDs, LAcEs AND MILLINERY
NJ on Todd If the shopping emporium IL and IA Chartres
street has store fed With all rare and egan, in b
dry goods ne-al that Is fashionable and costly all that ia
neat beautiful and useful His dress silks are as stylish and
excellent made ditto his dress goods of other fabric.
His sces Of ne description genuine tissues that
much sought after such with the ladies' and
are so esteemed as to be herooas from geatgrandmothsrs
IA be has admirable designs all dssi
nab Ia millinery ribbons flowers TRAININGS etc. In an ad
vssmen which direct atteut on Of the ladies, Mr.
Todd announces that he has opened another LOT of those ia
nous French Briliiansn at twenty cents per yard.
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RICH JEwELRY AND FAScY Goops-Apy one

RICH JEwELRY AND FANCY GooDs.-Any one
wanting to be dazzled easily ba gaded by taking look
the goods Mr. E. A. Tyer's 10 Canal street 1t
is seldom the privilege Of any brilliant and
tempting display Of goods in the wey sverwae fancy
goods line hejewelry with diamonds other
stones the magnificent chain bracelets and
quisite watches and chains for gentlemen amp
chateanes for ladies and the sverware other fancy
goods alike the perfection of beauty many articles
being Of designs Everything the most re
able rate for its quality and purchasers will
going to Tylers See advertisement.
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Letter from Gen. scott.

New ORLEANS. March 1, 1859.
Gentlemen Having been detained here to this late
day BY indispostion and sympathzing in the recent
into mourning. must now respectfully beg leave to
decline the distinguished reception rendered me,
through you, In January, by that honorable body.
With high respect, gentlemen,
remain your ob't servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. a. Phillips, Chairman Senate Committee !; Hon.
IA. F. Harper, Chairman House Committee.
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WINES AND L1ouoRs,-perhaps it is needless that

WINES AND LIoUoRs-Perhaps it is needless that
should remark upon the character Sewe
Taylor 10 and Is Royal street. for t is known every
that he gives special attention the i'm oraon of and
choice wines and quorhose costly and highly priced brands
which but merchant who himself connolaseur and
who all the tricks and ntricacies of
of obtaining in defiance Of all attempts the imposition Of
nfe Tor counterfeit article. In bandie for instance
may buy the brand but brandy-,he genuine
wholesome de ue This liquor of ancient vn,age he
always has hand well the royal wines which dollars
and shewdnes combine win the keen
Europe In all sorts of wines and spirits he keeps his
complete. We refer to advertisement.
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M'ME GRoUx.-This lady almost rivals the genii
that Aladdin conjured by rubbing wonderful lamp for
she can turn the commonest Of mankind king
prince noble in the shortest space make the beau
fu ugly the ugly beautiful with facility positively asound
ing to one unacquaned with the her eab
shmen and the cunning of her wofkmen Her skill too ia
thoroughly appreciated by the fair DANES gallant beaux of
the city for she that she the
Of twothrds OF the fancy which have worn this
winter, at all the balls and soees, both public private
We would ad e persons intending to join in the gaetes
Carnival week to remember her addess-Con street.
Bourbon and Dauphine-and give her a call.
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HrDaorHosrA rsox THE BITE OF A Fo1.-The

HYDR0PHoBIA FROM THE BITE OF Fox.-The
Philadelphia Pennsyvanian, Of the 26th ult., says
Some time since, Mr.. Michael Brady, residing in
Washington street, above Jefferson, in the Seven.
teenth Ward, was bitten by white pet fox, at Point
Breeze. At that time nothing serious was expected
to result from the bite Recently, however, Mr..
Brady was attacked with quite serious Illness and
exhibited unmistakable symptoms Of hydrophobia.
On Thursday evening he exhibited the most intense
agonies, and his attending physician stated yester.
day that death must speedily terminate his tortures
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BIEGuLAR CATTLE DISEASE IN OHIo.-We are told
that = disease called by some i" hoof ALL" and by
otkers !. black leg" is making serious havoc with
horned cattle all over the country It commences in
the hind foot, and extends upward, paralyzing the
Lind pars that the creature comes to the ground
On biz hind quarters, the appetite Is destroyed and
He eyes grow dim. This malady is attributable to
efEot u The grass grain, etc. As wet weather is ia.
voeabie 10 rs Development many suppose its appear.
aaos lately - attributable 10 that cause.
XIV [Ohio Statesman
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BOOKS AND srATIoNERY IN ANY QUANrIrY.-Mr.
Teues l. Whites 05 Canal street has spaciou, ,ore and
oher premises stocked with great collection of all sorts Of
literature and stationery school blank books law and
sdcal books standard and periodical literature writing and
wrapping papers ink gold and steel pens and in short abso
luey everything which can come under heading of aple
end fancy stationary Merchants from country will pd
at they purchase entire stocks Of White on terms AS
advantageous they any city on the connsn
NJ. WIS advertisement may be seen In this paper
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HARDWARE AND CrrIrsr' IaoS cor,v.

HANU" AhE AND OuTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIM
Nessrs freey ben 50 and 81 Camp street. have in store
aud warehouses for sale Of the most extensive and
pletey assorted stocks of onmongery cutlery and
nplae bsr sheet and rod IRON agricultural instruments
church and steamboat BELLS in the country Thew are The
agents in this city for Helman Brothers premium
iron; for Hnsssys Pitssburg copper rolling mill for o.
Hanks Cincinnati bell foundry. We attention of plan
dealers and general purchasers their advertisement
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THE New SEWING MACHINE of Messrs, Grover 4

Wv fH'0 "fhVHINE Vi NIeSStS VTUVtr q
BAKER Is wonderfully complete eff ient affair." and is
achieving great popularity seems to combine NIL tho
ences OF previous patents by these
and Is admirable both practically and ornamentslly Anv
oody can learn to work in two minutes can buy
figure at which the manufacturers have 6xed bs ni.
and other excellent machines may purchased at Grover
Bakers Southern depot, No. II Camp street
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HAS REDUCED PRIcEs.-Now is the golden moment
for all in need of supply the want for
W. Lyons Co.. of the Southern Clothing Establishment
have reduced their already low prices figures yet lower
order to close their winter stock with the closing
possible and make for seasonable additions The i'm.
apartments Of L. W. Lyons Co. will hold enough Of
spring goods to cothe ashionaby and substantially enough
the soveregns to election for Governor their
boy children besides for the youths and boys department.
store Is grand scale the others which are de-
voted to genemen clothing furnishing goods trunks vail
SEES, umbrellas etc. No man. whatever his station occupa
on but may And the desired clothing L. W. Lyons Co
to whose advertisements we ask attention.
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;AcCo.-The retail trade WIN w;s,

CIGARS AND ToBACCo.-The retail trade who wish
to the best brands of Havana cigars chewing
smoking tobacco snuff pipes and other things that ne
will do well call Mr. p Pras at the Venus Of
Charles street and Commercial Place. Mr. Pras largely
engaged in the importing business aud
best articles imported the prices The Gig which
ffas hands out at retail fair samples the articles
ses AZ wholesale, and more than this say We're
Ter to his advertisements in another part of our paper
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LArlMER's SEAMLESS CLorHINc.-A \

LAIlMER 8 oEAMLEsS CLUFHING.-A IfeBn supply
of the newstye seamless clothing has just received by
Mr. H. B. Latimer a. No. IS Grayier The STYLE dura
billy cheapness and general excellence Of this clothing
secured its passport public favor for every street. we
meet gentlemen OF elegant seeming the clothes without
scanning The stock Of Mr. Lamer comprises only
Tor men, but Jackets for boys and waterproof boots eggn
CATERS osershsesetc for ladies' as gentlemen See
the adyerlisemen in another column,
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PEBBLE SPEcTAcLEs.-Messrs.G George W. Gregor
Co.. corner of Camp and Canal Streets extensive
in the famous pebble specaces which said superior
to ohekind. They have them of every variety lens
frame and price, ranging from IS S6 and suit any
eye Persons wishing learn anything beyond the
OF advertisement in this should call the
for themseves They guarantee adapt gasses any vision
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LOLA MONTH"; LITERArURE.-M essrs Dick &
u Ann stree New York. have just issued from the
press new work by Lola Monez to advertisement of which
ne refer the reader '
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PnysrcIANs AND CITIZENS are referred to the ad-
vetsemen Of Msssrs Read Hedges Co., No. los Canal
sre whs sometime since announced that they secured
ne services Of Mr. George Msttingly gentleman great
and experiences to take charge Of the prescription depart
ent Of their busoss which could not be more competeny
managed by sny one.
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CORDIALs, BRANDrEs, WINEs-At the store Of
nsrs T. Mssnan. 20 St. Louis street, may be found the
uares which they adverseHne brandss Wines erdials
fruits and sardnss We refer to their
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans July I, 1855 I
II ESOLVED, That the Comptroller he, and
~ he hereby authorized and required give notice.
9Th 1s The ninth section IF ordnasce l March
contracted under authority order Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
lSignedl +. L. TRACY,
. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl l.. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
(Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of tho officers city and OF the pnbc
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
1y16h Comptroller City of New Orlesrs
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FANCY GooDs.-Messrs. B. Piffet & Sons, l22 Canal
street. the largest dealers in the country European
American fancy goods dress trimmings ard toys
their goods prices and which will save lesser
chants the trouble of importing for they them cheaper
Pifes than they would by importation. We ask
IN thair ad. prtiaar
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MORE To BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors.
WHAT? WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

Because is the ornament God himself provided for all
race Reader although the may bloom bshty
those Of pearls if the head berett Of its covering the hair
ma's asd
Read ne following aud Judge The writer Of the
first is the celebrated Pianist, Thalbers:
NEW York, April 10, 1855.
DR.. Woop-Dear Sir: Permit express yo the ob-
gsGn an under sa fG the entire t. Il
n oe
slider your Restorative wonderful invention quite eff
ar" dear SIR y'g 8. T FIX
w,,., ..... .DEseH q s's ewrMED,De5, ,, ,0.a}
PRor. j. WooD-Dear Sir Some month weeks ago
Eses IS s m Re- qr1,s and
time that it would restore the hair to its original color
e us ss ray
dark brown at the time besuifyng and the
-0-D '"'' y s'''- ''N's' '' CHARLES cARDEw.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1857,
PROF Q. j. woop With confidence do recommend Your
snee ns oas II Ses s n s sn
were almost white have gradually grown dark and feel
natural color also has relieved Of dandru and u
pleasant itching common who perspe freely
CHICAGO, H., May /, 1857.
PRor Woop: About two my hair commenced fall
tried many remedies to no Effect commenced nsrs your Re-
or1ve i in January i, list few applications ;ened my hair
color (baek} At this time fully restored orei
its use TO all. j. D.HOES.
ahs Restorative sS s Put up bottles sa Of three sizes VIZ gfg
cent in proportion than the mall reas for dollars
ion more IN pT0p0
Rans 81 Ssn sf
s also SOL GhSSFF N assf
The South. fes 3neod3W
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"A cure OF fntsrment Fever Or Fever and Ague Remit
S Bo, Ssss FL %
class of diseases originating in hillary arrangement BY
remedy louder called for by the necessities of the
American people than And fer and
will eradicate the disease and with assurance founded Oh
@ 5 ds'n m be of
immense service in the communities where prevs Proven
p in violent attacks Of This baeui distemper This
s asf iSm
ct y s # como mot
plains but ao the cheapest The large quantity supply
eus districts Where Fever aud Ague prevails everyb
sGn ddls ry ,h and use s n both n ts i
poor well rich great superiority Of this remedy
Of Intarmtents is that ntain Qunns mineral con
seenens it produces no quinnm other Injurious effects
healthy i they had had the disease
s 's %
Sr aRG nns Which are Nenags Rheumatism out Head
stion Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain
i which when originating cause put on the nermit.
@ IKE G an@ r m ak the
Invaluable Profession to immigrants and persons travelling
daily %he to the nfeeon that viii be ec ss
ss nfs snd in
s asH they avail themselves Of the this remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PIIYsIC,
composed that disease within the range Of their action
rarely Withstand them penetrating proper
ties search and cleanse and nvgorae
organism correcting its diseased action restoring its
healthy yitai'ie. As of these
nva i'd who is bowed down with pain physical debility
tonsed to find his health energy restored by
simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every
but many and dangerous Diseases The
below named is pleased furnish gratis my Ina
containing certificates of their
their in the following complaints Coveness Heartburn
Headache arising from disodeed Stomach Nausea
ton Pain In and Morbid Inacon of the Bowels Flatuency
Loss Of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred
arising from low state Of the body obstruction
tons They excellent alternative for the renovation of
debilitated by disease.
Ayers Cherry Pictorial,
For the rapid of Coughs Colds 1nnenzas Hoarseness
Group Bronchitis lncpient Consumption for
Consumpve Patients in advanced of the dsease
So wide is the field of its usefulness and the
Of its that almost every country
abeuds persons publicly known who have been restored
alarming AVID desperate diseases Of the
use When once tried its superiority every other
cine Of Its kind is too apparent
It's virtues are known the public longer hesitate
the pulmonary organs that incident climate.
and been d carded this has gained friends trial
ferred nets the afflicted they forget and pro
duced kabeo be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. ]. C AVER ( CO. Lowell Mass. For
sale BY j. WRIGHT ACO
Also by HAyILAND. CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. =, and BY
all Dealers, al
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lsgnedl CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedI j. 0. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March, 1889.
tsisnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
a true copy: WN SALoMoN,
mi Secretary OF the Mayor
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MILLINERY

SRss 1s;sssiay hs i .s eh ladies' O.
T. + fffEsf nsFi s sgs As
eass 1i"Isns DspRss
aoys, sss EEmsroidery Furnishing Goods onyns
and W.sahs Ribbons Wells Limitation Jewsrv, Chdrens
Gaps etc Dresses, etc. made to order by skiui
- TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY
* @. W. ROPER.
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS.
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that we will open On
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods 49,.
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in part Rich Velvet, Straw. Lace Leghorn Felt
italian and Chenille BoNNETs all beautifully trimmed in the
Latest Style from Paris.
Also
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreahs Kid Gloves Parasols
Corsets and Embroideries
ss-Commsson Merchants and Planters will find it to their
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere AL
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. W. ROPER,
:. On corner ss,s,s. ..a e.saass streets.
* REMOVAL.
MRS; y JEFFERs formerly corner Camp and Julia streets,
generally to her Splendid Stock of
Paris Millinery.
CLoAKs, MANTILLAs, LACE GOODS, etc.,
which 'As will INV s4ok the 4h instant at her
No. la Canal street.
Third door from Bourbon
Where will be found at all times the most choice and select
HATS. CAPS, HEAp-pREssEs.
And other FANCY ARTICLES.
nat Ladies may depend every Will be
paid to Fashion, Taste and Style
ms SIN la2 Canal street
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FITS: GIFTS GIFT,
THE PLACE TO BUY BOoKSl
GIFTS

EVANS CO., No. Camp street. have on hand large and
of the choicest collectors OF Standard and Miscellaneous
Works Offered In New Orleans.
Also elegant fine Family and Pocket Bibles
Prayer Books Albums and Annus hound the best syles
suitable the paror table and Presentation Books and sell
ing the lowest retail prices.
A9IFT WILL BE PRESENTED WITH EACH ROCK
at the time of sale.
The Gifts valued from 25 $780, consisting of old
and Silver Wa ches and great variety of Jewelry Lockets
Chan-, Sets OF Cameo, etc.
Ladies' and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and ex
anime the stock at the GIFT BOOK STORE,
a2' I'm No. Camp street,
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PUMPS, BATHING APPARATUS, DC.
K ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

X " ~ 71h1 1SooF1 =
Cheaper and superior to IN, other Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lst DCRAB1IITY-equa1 to the best slate roofs
I'd, to any other no cracks
leaks being possible. - $500
Sd. BEAUTY-It smooth granite like saryacA
fh. CHEAPSESS-It much than, though II ia A.
good slate wood roof less the inferior
composition roofing heretofore public saves the
cost of cutters and valleys.
9Th. INCOMBUSTIBILITY-Itw resist FIRE better than
slate roof. ~ 1880 =
9Th. CoSVESIESCE-It will not soften under the beat OF
this climate and protects the interior buildings from tho
intense heat of " '
h SollDfTYlt becomes harder and expo
sure can be put roofs of any slope being light
weight does not require heavy rafter support Il while
not liable corrosioa and breaking repars
The TROPICAL ROOFING - Is chemical Compound OF
substance several Of which peculiar alone combined
in this city.
Testimonials Of the the above are In the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by any person wishing
before contracting. $3.50
All orders left at the Post Office, f. No. . will DO
promptly attended to apply to
jsl5 IL corner Of Bienviiie and Na-a;s al,
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-, Il 4 I5I ChaTtres Street, N. o.
all Dealers. - Joo e., -
ONE, HI,ygNP%KSEs PA FIFTn THoUsAND

1NE HUNDKED AND F1E01Y THOUSAND
~ DOLLARS WORTH OF MACHINERY in
and ready for delivery at the shortest noice comprising
Eighty Steam Engines. with their Boilers Chnnes
Twenty Five SAW MILLS including Single Double Cir.
cuar Saw Mills With both Iron and Wooden Frames Nor.
Fifty stranb's Iron Frame CORN AND FLOUR MILLS
Twenty -Four Newell's COTTON SCREWS, of g. g. and II
inches diameter by IL feet long. y
One Thousand feet TURNED and POLISHED WROUGHT
IRON sHAFTING with corresponding pillows. blocks
couplings and pules from IL to 60 inches
l2 inch face -
Ten DOCTOR ENGINES of different sizes.
Six STEAM BATTERIES with tanks, pipes, cocks, &C. DC
CIRCULAR SAWS Of all sizes, from 4s ~ inches In
Six DRAINING MACHINES, of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms.
-. S. H. GILMAN,
dN 3m&W 10 Graver street New Orleans.
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, March 5. 1859.
Common Council of the City If New Orleans

Reso'red, That in compliance with Section 1874 of the City
Charter the following estimate liabilities expenditures
OF the City Of New Orleans for the 1852 be and the
IL hereby adopted. 10 wit
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z 4; EI1HNEssT3SK's vEKIIFUGE BE

HANNIBAL No, August l9, 1851,
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock Co-ii.ntlemen b. A. Fahne.
stocks V-rmnge continues sell well in this part West
II ms attained posi- which places it entirely
petition AS remedy for 1t has become
edy with all classes and hest physicians their
prejudice against proprietary medicines prescribe freely
aad with AS much confidence, If it ofna dis
pensatory. Respectfully,
J. b. BROWN 4 CO.
and see that hey are buying b. A. FAHNEsToCK'S YER,
hlF ana no Dine. fell lmSW
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FOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS PAINS
r. n the Back and al Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOIU.
ToS-This wodrenowned preparation ali affections
o. the generave organs, whether chronic Phys.
cans OF England Of France and of America
cscy. Thousands Of sufferers have been relieved by it.
Purely vegetable in composition II 10 harmless is eff
caeous The system becomes invgoated and the dehitated
body aud depressed mind are restored to energy.
b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States,
hfli ~ Apohecsry, 26 Camp street, New Orleans,
NOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DENISE OF
~ NJ Louis Commagee, the commercial firm of q RATJAA
o0MMAGERE co, is this day dissolved. '
Inc Surviving partners of the late firm Pierre Ionpis Of
Bordeaux and D. Gratiaa of New Orleans continue the
sane ihs OF business, under the firm of s. D. ATIAA
W, IN New Orleans and of r. LONGiS Il CO. in BordealY
NJ JACOB HERB has the general power the house.
ii 40 PIERRE LONG1S.
Jal s. d. GRATIAA,
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wHARyEs AND LEvEES
Repairing wharves, and making ones. :. .Sl32CGO
Salary of men employed by Wharfngers. 1920
Making foot passages In Second Section first
District ...........:....... -. 100
Making foo.-passages in Fourth Section, Sec
ond District ...........-................ $50 ssf
REAL ESTATE
Building new lock up and Recorders office,
Third District ....:.-..................s !7,5Oo
Purchase of the site of Magazine street Mar
ket 10000 :57
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We have for sale in Nachez Miss in lots to suit
two varieties Of Cotton Seed-he Mexican and Hedges
sses The prodrct of the latter sold for
cents and remarkable for its staple fibre
ply VAUDEVILLE X NcIIHESNy -,h
tell iOt l55 Graver street.
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N OCULIST-D Dr. CUISINES OFFICE FOR
~GSthe Treatment OF DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
Ir1perfections of TsoH No. l69 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La.
pAl Surgical operations of the EYE to- such AZ
CATARACT, SQUIRTING the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, ETC., etc. al9 6in,SW