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MR.. BUSTED on THE JUDGES SALARY
QUESTION.
Law DEPARTMENT, CITY OF NEw-YSR-

Law DEPARTMENT CITY OF NEw-YCR- J
.sFiCE or TEE COUNSEL TO THE CoRPOssTloA
NEw.YoRE. Sept y, 1859. }
D.yri T. TIEMASS, e'S., Mayor Of NewfoEk; EaEEar T.
HAYS, esq, Controller Of New-fork
G.srLEMEN: After considerable dehbs-a,ion upon
you- somewh nat extraordinary letter to me, Published
in shs morning pspeIs am greatly in doabt as to
what you intended by it.. If your object sas 10 convince
Z tha, did no: understand Whist ysa had done or
Agreed 10 DO o. that could not reSd and spprscs,e
what in the case actually propc,ej by MY; JasIoe
Court a. 70 their night rate Of pcsssei penssro2 10
,sryces a. Juig-s 81 the Supreme Corr in h District AID -
nrd 70 elves have fa :.r shor o. sIf
il such result ioa erdeayor 70 'oid sesPoH.by and p,
lie e.p,us IL mater by sem eiIs convict OF ~an
OF upd.n,aSsss ha you dore and suffered IN We
prsniss Yea shall no; succeee- beg 70 assure yo seLts
men tAs uisgndsrs,'sd mseonceiye was; nn o-
done; and there be ecIbs Of L. stand resdy 70 PIoe
by the hsniw ril o some ef the principal acton = ins
ton the corectnss II p-oposiion IN me
which addressed 10 hs Honor the Mayor Enser das oi -
fsHci,s- myse tha you profess you. vn &c Sns.
us y your legal sdvseS' vaehsf yes seSan s''P' Wv
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MONTREAL, Sept. 81, 1859.

MONTREAL, sept. y, 1913.
The great cricket match was commenced at noon
to-day in the presence of an immense crowd, the
Twenty taking the bat The result of their first
innings was s. runs, DAILY making the highest score,
10, and the only double figures made.
The Eleven began their innings at o'clock p. m,
and had sered runs, when stumps were drawn, with
the oss of one wicket; Grundy being bowed by Ear.
drge for two. Jacksons bowling figures were lSi,
81 80 T. Pars slow bo wings Al, s, ), g. there
being 10 wdes bowled Carpenter is Umpire for the
Eleven. Caffyn's fielding was superb-four byes
were run. Diver ong-stopping. The match will
probably terminate on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

selves ready a any time to take bs. and ball in hand
IN the defense Of their countys honor far a. the
noble game IL concerned, and doubtless in all other
respects, if necessary Every aimirer and player OF
the game on the tptoe oexpectstor, to witness the
play Of EBslands creme de Ia creme Of cricket players
1bOee vbo have seen them play on the other side OF
the water are locking forward TO the result of the con-
test for q realization Of their many prophecies in
regard to tie success Of the eleven and the majority
whatever the result may be, anticipating rch
treat in the shape Of display Of the best cricketng
by the best oricketers. The grounds OF the Montreal
Club are finely located, about nile from the Cahe
dra al are of sufficient extent al round the wicket
TO afford ample scope for the terrific "drves" Of Lily
white and Grundy and the equally stunning bits 70
leg Of Pan. A series Of seats, in the form
Of an snpitheater, have been erected on one
side Of the ground for ladies, affording fire
view Of the field. Daft did not come; Stephen.
son took tis place, however, the difference
between them being comparatively slight regards
their skill and ability. Stephenson made fle score
in the lse contest between the eleven and twenty-five
Of Grsnham his scOre in the two innings being ~.
JuliDs Caesar il to act in the position Of Umpire, and
Frederick Liywhie is to print record of the dongs
of the eleven at each innings, having brOugh. MS tent
and printing appaIst over FIR the purpose. a. he
is the special reporter for Bars LIFE and Is the gen
journal fine opportunity will be afforded by his pres
ence here ard in NewYork and Pbisjepbia TO settle
any old difficulties in any way connected with cricket.
He unquestionably authority on al matters apper-
teDirg to the game. sud his tonest impsrtality IN
deciding disputed points too well known 10 bs Ques.
toned. notice that the press is well represented
here, each journal having lis special reporter"
The following the names Of the TEentJtwo OF
Canada East: Messrs. Bonner, Bacon DAILY, E0rL,
Ells, Fisher Fourdriner Hardinge, Herr, hiHg, Nor
gan. Napier, Prior, Pickering, Ravenbli, W. Smith,
j. L. Smith, Swettenham, Swain, Surmdn, Symons,
and Tils,one. Those in italics officers of the Brit
ish Army. Quebec sends six, Montreal fourteen and
Prescott and Cornwall one each.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
SUPREME COURr-CIscuIr-sspt 8.-Bsfors Justiss
PoTTEa


THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CASE BEFORE JURY.
The People, sx rel Owen w. BrsnnAn ct a., sst the hsy~
&c. e.L.
pear cas-. Mr. Busted served .nsv. denying
S s Of s ss :. 70: T & s . s:s
on. and both s4.: wSrs rssdy 70 proceed % tri.l
Of tS % that .as a. + 1 q e ssu , r.
Bu,sed represented He objected 10 the trial sas on " hs
saa e asnd.nsH Mr. lord spp.sss Sa'os dv .ad s:
for all defendants except thoss for whom nr Lord sppees
would give hn great psssqrs upon the h, Of this scaSn
Mr. Lord counsel for any Ct the defendants for whom -
~ g,ses s 10, s;,o,9sy % Dy.a 81 fS,d xs Il. c. ~ B. ,
sed tina, thi, language renewal Of the d..sssososs
Jdrs K.sys but such net the reporter
'orsd the ss'" e0'da between them hss bssn perfectly
Part day spent In obairins the Jry and but
panel ordered retarnsbIs Tharsdsy corning which
tin tie csss WA slournsd- 49,
Mr. Busesd has summoned Mayor Esmann and the Conts'r
EnJass. Edmoud.. wm, Ev.rs, Z; w. s:eqsh.o9, "A
eed Judge Dean, Moses Ely, snd T. Andrsv f tho De-
THE HUDSON CITY LYsrgIyG CASE.
VIM. Mower sst- Peter Bosaxdas, ct al
The Jadge charged the jury in this csss to-day. He
s y, s ao % s % %. Ja, 20 sssr 90 VS.
wbs;sr .ny Of H. dsndsl pa;eip.sd In he no. .nd .,
hn n.s On ss d. v.as a Sy sd "ss
No such had been found the . and no sss proof .:A
taA such outside statements bscs1ss he moo Ia
taken 10 be Oas o ne counsel bad quoted hs
motto u. De sns mds It point n s es.. hsw
maxim might be 20 political faith wss snuDe
legal mA1 ThiA STATE Dot ruled y s yo.cs q ne
mob BY mob law but By he OF the snd IL senihd noes
Ing wheie tho plaintiff bora OF the color Of ~ sn
Ia these sserei halls Of csice a equal AID t snmx
citizen bad rhs which to Dr. protected by - Cnrs ~
general ra. u aw whssh the Court would lsy down 80 ~
any Derson he couEseed assisted, sbeed OF prosss soy
the ms,era though Ios present. vH liable e sss s ~ -
pspons sho Dfssep, a. the ro wInoa ss@sos ous
nsv.rhses renamed AID ssnifsd ths ssys.oeo 2, sse
mantle station, guilty for nothing cos inSss noo moro
pres spd oosntsn.nee Of esesc
Fx Judge DIAN pied that p of ne eaafss -nAeh
scsrswledss be citizen he ma thAt by vso
OF ts- Drsd Scos, secs,on he wa not . siu xen
ne Judge TIA. for the purposes oi mis- st b muss BE- 70.
fsycsd e-tlzeo a.,
TIE judge ordered sealed verdict.
! SUPREME COURf-GgxKaAL TxaA-sgpr. &.-Bsfoee
iustscss RoosEyELT. CLxRkE, AID SUrBERLAsn
The People ana Hubbard Btone rsspondeIA sgt WDheA
Aenek. appellant. ,,
This was On action Of quo wsrranto, 70 try the ne
of ksrck the Office Of sA Trustee In the fsenete
To. sppes Hyued to-day. c. RuDks for Psn'n @'nA
| T. Doyle Cor defendants.
| CHAAsGRS-Bef5re Justice RooskvrI''
DECISIONS
| George Barnes ast Charles koepI u
There 10 20 dispute about the debt c'almea' !" W.
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Advertisement I

SUCCESS IN LIFE.-EveybO desres TO sue
ceed and might they would follow the rsh pursuit aud make
the be., their faculties FOWLER WELLS, No. 5S Broads
way make chronological Examinations
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
POSTPONRMENT


The INTERNATIONAL CRICKET M,rcH 10 be played on th'
ST. GEORGES Ground Hoboken. s postponed 10 MONDAY oct
and following days See general advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

TAuVtl-IserItHII :,
Norr,r'S IIrr puIs AND PuHNIy RITTERS,

MOFFAT : LIFE ITIlL> MD HtENIN bI 7 HNS'
for the cure Of ScTofua Empous of the Skin Ulcers Pmps
and a diseases arising from the Impurities OF the Blood th
Plies Dyspepsia Fever and Ague Bilious and inserm,tent
Weld these astonishing remedies for sale oy
W. B. MoTFAr, No 555 Broadway. and by ell Drugsists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

HOLINESS GALLERY,
No 69 Broadway,
Between An i,y and Fourthrs.
Photographs Dsguerreo,ypes C,meoypes and Amototypea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
I Advertisement.

GAS, GAs.-Gas Fixtures, Of beautiful design
aud finish viii he found the hoese Manufacturing
DEPOT OF WARxER PEeK i Co. NJ. $40 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Firs. block below the NewYork Hotel
PHoroGRaPHs, DAGuERREoTYPEs, MINIATURES NoiL -
lyoEyTYPEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

PERsosArrse Az OFFIoER.-fsaterday morning,
Detective. Kss "a sowsy sPpsshsrsss nAa UAnsd Essssa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Acc1pySr.-P.,rickB Barrett, mao - yesrs of sge
or Surc.y night en lie fourth story II bis eneepe Nc
81 Cherry street. the in snd WAS aken up tenn
bly, n puied, and conveyed 20 the Esg-Sork Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Latham ..s rhons. a. M.r,is eh.rsr of p.rs0e.ins "a
D. s,rnss @ &. Pee. s., cs Ii, fu-.d.y psyoos .h:
,ossire the Puk. his gold vs'ch ard cnsin ~rr '
n ass ..l.s i the tim. o day.
sid be vas Detective and ho~irs ssnieo sac ~. % ::
Tsou.s A,Itin ..d be vs.. tb. IN ,ss Mayors
squad snd ... s'aioo-d in the p.f from % .si
civ, him $40 be would g; him b. Mr. Br,ns,a visited
s. % r. made Basy nd IL. s. s
siter wss ..sIeA oupd as p,y,shesd o.. .,s ~ Nm
custody upon his P-op found ;he SHIELD which was
id,rfed On Friday ash, ' the stolen ws,sa ssa eHSs
sceused locked up 81 headquarters for examination
ABoGUs CALIFoRSI,S -Eiward Finley, Of No. ~
waiter Thursday afternoon .s; he called q Nc Is
Broadway There be found msn n,ued Char u
chant be owned cottage ssa Frsneo sn was ~
MED MD q S ~.sI .I vss Ss' ,hey oarnsd pSe hoa Her.
Pstersn required $50 Of Finley binding the sngsFeu-n
ips whsn tickets De procured OF Peterson
,ss " Ire ,Pe5f @ @s ares. Pcr.sn rn. was c
uttsd q chArse Of f.l'e pTetenses
AccIDEsr.-Pa.rck Barrett, msu - yesrs of age,
srne,y night tie fourth of bis reaeenoe No
81 Cherry the snd WAS asen up tenn
bly, injured, and conveyed to the H'~-foh Hospital
Fousp DRowxrD.-Ccrouer Schirmer held An 10.
North River Pier No / Deceased Of heavy bqid
plaid pants On hi, person were three letters
from California James Ahen Egiu, III and signed Msfn
Abe m and seal bearing the initials -" z. A. verde; OF
Found drowned" was rendered.
A THIEvrsH LopGER.-Eliza Smith, of No. Lake
street complains that Henry KfeT sp, a. heir hI,e on saur
night, in the morns departed tskirs with him waoa
and chsn valued IS sing to hsr. keer wAscommed
for trial.
KILLED by ABLAsr.-Timothy MeNamara, a labor
er killed about soek Monday moruns In the Central
Ph BY stone rom blast weishinE about 10 pounds striking
him bead IL from sqsy about 100 yards
from ne together with several cher wsrknen bad retired
for safety.
IAdverisementl
BRADY'S GALLERY
Has from No. $50 Broadway 10 No. eS krcaASsS
eorrer Of Bleecker-st
PaoroslArHs pAsuRlasorYPss ASp Assaorr"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

A THIEvrsH LopGER.-Eliza Smith, of No. Lax
street. complain. that Henry Keifer eP, a. heir houe on S.u
dsy night and the mornne departed tskus with him wat
and chsin valued at beoisng her keer wssconnitts
for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Advertisement.
GURNEY'S GALLERY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

KILLED ny ABLAsr.-Timothy Mcnamara labor
er was killed about oco, Monday morning. In the Centr,
PARK By from blast weighing about 10 pounds striki
bm the bead IL from about 100 yards danc
for safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Ihdyer-issmeptl

IAdyer.sementI
BRADY'S GALLERY
Has REMOVED from No $50 Broadway No. esS krcaASsS
scrrer of Bleecker-st
PaorosaArHa pAsuRlagorypss ASp AsssorrM
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

CgAsSE IN The CRoIoS AauEDrcT DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. John B. Flender, Water Purveyor in the Gro
ton Department, rerooved yesterday by the Cro'
tor Board, and DR.. AIo1 B. Rollins appointed ln nj
place. Mr.. Flender tas held this important offi1e
stree the Introduction of the Croon, seventeen years
sgo. He was removed for political ressonf.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

FILoSIoUs Ass.vLr.-Esr Robinson Scott OF Phlis
dephis while Crossing on the from Jersey
City to New.Yo,k on Monday morning made use o
obscene language in the ladies' cabin. Eugene Ca.
lsbap, Of No. III Liberty street demonstrated with
him, whe.supon Scott took ofense, and commenced
sn assall. upon Callahan, stsbbing him IN the back
ard cas- with large knife. Scott was arrested
by OfHcer Rose, and committed to the Tombs Sy
J-s.ice Osborn
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Chapped Hands.

will he easily perceived That the present weather has
produced CHAPPED HANDS abundance We fatter our
selves that recommend particularly triends)
something that them moohness to soness and
to comfort It is smple-procure box of DALI,EY,s
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR apply it to the chaps on.
the hands places and INSTANT RELIEF will he the
consequence.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
will Burns Bruises Cuts. Wounds Fever Sores Salt
Reum, Piles Sore and Iuaned Eyes Scad Head Corns Bun
ions, Eryspela swellpg Felons Chlbans Sore NIPPLES
Erupons and all Cutaneous Eruptions
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
az Zp5ieo9<M General Agents.
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Table and Piano C0ce,.s,

We have choice assortment of these goods of English
French and German manufacture, comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH OF Ga. "a
and s-4, TABLE COVERS, AND THE USUAL. SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON
BIcH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS, in "A and s-4
RICH BRoCADE GERMAN do, 81.
o. II and 81 IN REMARKABLY FINE QUALITY
WORSTED DAMASk COVERS
81 FINE WoRSTED DAMASK by the yard for Dessert or
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN BLUE CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS can be made with Border of any length.
j. d. CAMERON & CO.,
dl2 2p6t l2i Canal street.
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Read! Read! Read!
afflicted read the following certificate OF cure Of over
twenty years standing
H. T. IIelmbold-pear Sir have been troubled with an,
affection Bladder and Kidneys for over twenty years
have tried vain last concluded give your
genuine Preparation trial had heard highly spoken of
afforded immediate relief have used three bottles, and
obtained relief from its effects and feel much
than have for twenty previous have the greatest
in its virtues and curative powers and shall do all in my power
make it known the afflicted Hoping this may prove
yon in assisting you introduce the medicine
am truly yours, N. MCCORMICK.
Lewistown, Pa jan 2S 1867.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and l51 Chartres street,
dl2 2p3teod<W General Agents.
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do 2pf
Aes'Osine Oil.

Just received supply of the quality of this valuable
burning fluid which would direct the attention of persons
using kerosine Coal Oil Lamps have also on hand
large assortment of
PARLoR AND OFFICE LAMPS,
Whie. will sell very low.
J. NJ. WINSL0W,
1.O Garondele street,
dl2 2p3s Between Poydras and Lafayette.
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MARRIEDs

Ia fhiadephs Nov. IL By the Rev Or. Boardmsn IH0s
Y Jr 81 Lexington KY Miss LIzzIE GRIER,
dsaeer Il Hon. kob drer Judge Of u s. Supreme Court
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gw 0reans gay Gresteat aaaay o.uag 9ssmbr r. 1859

S~~NN~*SSt CyN~vsVvsSJ CJs~"@~SsSCf
me best Preserve. or Health.
WARM SHOES,
g. m. CATE d CO.,
JoBBERS AND RETAILERS OF SHOES,
Nos. IS and 10 Camp street.
Have Heavy Waterproof CALF BOOTS.
Heavy Waterproof LEvEE BOOTS.
Heavy Waterproof RIDING BOOTS.
Double Sole Calf CONGRESS CATERS.
Double Sole Patent Leather :.
Double Sole Patent Leather oxFoRDs.
Double Sole Calf oxFoRps
Double Sole Calf BRoGASs.
Double Sole English LACE BOOTS. .."=
An many other other styles the BEST WINTER SHOES
made at our niannfactory
Preserve the annexed LIST OF BOOT PRICES
Gents Fine Calf Peggcd Boots 50 50
Gents Fine Calf Sewed Boots ... 80
Gents Fine Calf Dress Sewed Boots. 90
Gents Heavy Wserproof Sewed Boots .......,... 50
Gents Fine Double Sole and Double Upper Boots 90
Gents Best Pump Boots. SO. %
Gents Superior Quilted Bottom Boots. 90
Gents Fine Congress CATERS Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Received yesterday the DeSoo another large invoice
Ladies Soft Leather Waterproof CATERS.
G. E. CATE 4 CO.,
Retail Rooms No. Is Camp street. under City Hotel
Wholesale Rooms No. 10 Camp street. opposite City Hotel
do 2pAIoWe&Th
Thomas s. Turner,
II STREET.
1oJAVE GAPS.
Men and BOYS,
| children AND INFANTS.
Ladies', Misses and ChfIdren,s
FANCY GOODS, W..
GENTS BLACK SILK HATS,
GBNTS' EXTRA BIAGK sIIR CAps.
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony
rrooE HATS AVID NEGRO RATS
BY Who'll SALE
.fesC IT'istes' Goods
p e LA T E T Z a NJ f. r S.
NEW STYLES IN RICH DRESS SILKS,
ELEGANT MORE ANTIQUES,
choice Shades and Ceors.
PLAIN PoULT DE soIEs
RICH EVENING SILKS.
NEW PARIS RoBEs-two and four Flounces and Double
Skirts, graduated ~..
NEW STYLE RoBE-TRTANON.
oII-BoILED BLACK sILKs-Pain and Figured in all the
Celebrated Makes
Dress Goods.
Poplns, Armors cheno Polls chevre Wool saxony
Plaids, Delaines, cashmeres, Menoes valencas etc.
Real Thread Laces.
Aencon valenciennes Aquille, Guipure iAppque Chan
ty Houton Berthas Capes Collars Handkerchiefs
Nedallions Flouncings, Trimmings, etc.. etc.
Fine French Embroideries.
LADIES MORNING ROBES,
cHEMIsEs, YoKEs, BANDS,
FLoUNcINGs, SKIRTS,
INFANTS ROBES, WAISTS, etc.
Evening Dresses,
IN TULLE, TARLToN, GRAPE, GRENADINE ETC.
Shawls-ShayyIs-Shaw
OF every style Wool, Chenille Heavy Blanket Wrappers
Broche Stella, Cashmere, etc, etc.
JOHN TODD,
az 2ps. II and IA chartres street.
OcercOats:
FINE ASSORTMENT
BEAVER CLOTH, CASHMERE,
PILOT ovE1CoATG,
OFFERED VERY Low ........ PRICES FROM 81 TO s25
-Also-
A Few New styles Cape Overcoats.
Call and examine, at
PIERsON, HARRISON g. co.'s,
MAGAZINE STREET,
dl2 2p3t Corner Canal street.
For IT'i1etes'---59, go,
-. N. NJ o o ID " .,
Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
Our full importa.ions Of
WINTER UNDERSEIRTS and DRAWERS
HoSIERY-every description.
CRAYATS-l00 varieties
SCARFS and MUFFLERS.
| SHAWLS and RUGS.
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.VesC Cn,.peting.
J. D. u AMERoN &C CO.,
124 Canal Street,
Have received large and choice assortment Of English Vel
Tapestry Capeng of The celebrated of
Crossleys & Sons and others.
BIGELOw BRUSSELS and WILT0NS-new patterns.
THREE.PLY AND INGRAINS, of the best makers.
RUGS, BAIZEs, DOOR MATS etc
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention the extensive stock of all descrp
tons of Brocatele and Wosed Curtain
rial Muslin Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch of business pains taken get up
the newest styles, and stock has superior.
OIL CLOTHs-3 feet to q feet wide of choice quality and
new patterns. dl2 2p6t
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seS -
o. ss.dsy sotnns Ilh int 70 o'clock ASIEI DON
Hs fends acqusntances respectfully invited to at
end funeral this afternoon o'clock from his late resi-
sence ST. xa1ys Hall Tchoapitoulss and Girod
On Sunday eycaing inst IDA CURTIS daughter
Charles and Mary Curtis aged years month and % days
Tho f1nsrAi viii place this clock from
Caope and Dryades sreets Tho friends Of the
" are invited to attend
st. Louis, No. aged y years.
On Saturday, loh ins At harpast O'Clock A. NJ, JAMES
youngest q Patrick and Catherine Ben aged and
II months
>-.o .-.>--
H3Therc Is mo known remedy can exceed
In spediness Of and certainty Of effect than that which has
become wod-fanous Dr. Hoste,,ers Stomach Bers In
oil diseases Of the stomach which Of morbid nature the
Bers have effected remarkable when many other
remedies failed Hundreds of certificates have been given
BY those who have thoroughly tested efficacy all of which
cooborate efficiency when IT is administered according TO
the directions each bottle.
Some Of the worst cases dyspepsia coveness have
permanently cured by the use Of the Bisters.
Sold n New Oreans wholesale and RETAIL by ]. WRIGHT
co. md Isl street. sole agents for the Southern
sates and all orders should be addressed and by drug
sss and dealers generally everywhere dla 2p6t<W
IF A.-------
n9rThc universal success of the Grover &
BAKER MACHINE has been such establish its reputation
AZ being superior all others These Machines rejoice
substantial reward Of the largest patronage bestowed
upon any Sewing Machine.
The only Machines used for making Panaod Clothing the
extensive establishment Of Hebard Co.. New Orleans
GROVER BAKER This cnterprising firm, after using the
Grover Baker Machines for three years. with immense
hare given order TO the Grover Baker Company
for eighteen additional Machines.
The only Machine in Work Box, is made by tho Grover
Baker s. NJ Company.
Ag-southern Depot, No. II Camp street dr. 2pf
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Holiday Gifts. Holiday Girls !.

=
HOlid(yN GaiflSs HOliSl0u G1fxs
HOLIDAY GIFTS
m A. TYLER,
No. no CANAL STREET NJ" oAAA = = >
| lis now opening his
SPIBNDlD .ASeohaAhA1
/ --oT-
Chr;stmas and New Years
-eos.sr1se. ~ rAEr or
|
SETS mr. IEWElRyI
Set with Diamonds. Pearls and Rubfes!
LADIES, FINE
ErNp coIn vrsT Am Fop cuATyc
,,e,,- -, -,
Consisting Of
Uneoualed in Design and Finish.
| Nr->S1Hr- er-"sif>s AND Ia '''-> $
,.,,. n...a ~. -, 49,.
| And m@.
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.Nut0ga Fruit.
800 boxes London Layer Raisins
800 boxes NJ. r. >.
BOO half boxes NJ. r.
500 t. boxes NJ R, :.
5o4r. e. London Layers.
Now landing and for sale by
Az. COCHRAN & HALL,
Is New Levee and Il Fulton ST.
New Smyrna Figs.
80 cases in drums half drums and or. drums.
Landing steamship Moses Taylor.
A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL,
10 New Ievee and II Fulton street.
Brazil Nuts.
"a barrels now landing.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL
10 New Levee and II Fulton street.
SIS. Almonds.
200 bags Taragona Almonds.
100 bags Ivica do
Is bales Ianguedoc do
A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
ID New Levee and II Fulton street.
Shelled Almonds.
100 boxes sheed Almonds.
50 demohns do
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL
10 New Levee and II Fulton street.
A
Cuba Skies.
200 boxes sweetzer's Cuba Skies.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
Is New Levee and IL Fulton street.
Dates.
80 trails first quality Dat1s
A. F. COCHRAN l. HALL,
1s New Levee and II Fulton street.
Large Texas Pccans.
Is barrels Texas Pecans.
30 bags do Pecans.
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
10 New Levee and II Fulton street.
New Zante Currants.
30 casks very Choice.
A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
Is Lew Ievee and II Fulton street.
Winchester Soap.
800 boxes, As lbs and 60 lbs.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
ID New Levee and IL Fulton street.
Fire Crackers.
1000 boxes No Gold Chop now landing Grace Hammond
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
ID New I.evee and II Fulton street.
Lemons.
500 boxes landing exbark Industrial
A. T. COCHRAN & HALL,
dip 2p3t Is New Lcyee and ii Fulton street