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SHERlrFS SALE.

TeY virtue Of e writ of f. fa. to mo direc'rd by
- tire Hon the Districl CouTs iJr tte Parish
Of Rspides. State Of Louisiana, at the SUIT Of
Admir- of Mcrrick Maillio }
NO. t,SJI.
Thou az III. Wells al,
have seized ard Il, Of for sale in NAtiefacti
# said wit, nj hr Copri Houao Door ~ the town
{ Al. xrd'is, IN
= IN day. Apr! 5th, 4. =. k2Sg,
.- twsn the hours ~ scli5cd by la" a. ibs ~ 1
&c and interest If defendants Thos. n Wells
e. org. Ssd!er. and Lucy adler, M.rths Ss1lrr.
and Henry 9. Sadl-T. minors chiliren OF G-0Ig'
~ader. in and 10 a certain tract ~ pa eel Of land
i,uaird in ihePar-h 81 Hapid'. fronting on tn
H,y"u pnro aud rIteuding bach forty sprnte
81 b such a'ioui ~ 10 give Two hundred srl" n's e
TAX IA IA upprr inc Of survey # I"cGr
'up'cr lrd adjoining n" lands Of J A Bynu"
.t,y.. and b ING pant If trac' Of .gnd Of Nv -
and ..d .rF'rt- ton ~ GA Il, Ea.' sid "i =
.j| Rpyuu Da.rr s1l which wa r"uiru Il .
.,.ru J uu'e ~ at e C"rgrrss appoy' d -
F. ~ 81 + hua y, .-..,.
'If.M ga S'LF.--Dr - credit s months
" .h,- to Fiyr th'u not w.;h e ''d en- .
,iiio nd p"'-pnai m"r'ag q iaiu'd.
-t'T,O.G At lan.'rs Much 9Th. 10
". J neal,
...9 -. p,'s rr. - 81 III
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E-E It Oh MOTIF E.

n ELk' Hon Of ,hr quaht j voters oi Schoo
L biSuc' y -, iarI7n If RdPiies, will b. bel,
q Il. C"ui il'L-' b. me town OF 81 Xaudria, 81
Suer'ay, tie 20" day Of AprH lsCI
: "..i,.. vie hey , TX # Two and OF urti
up.u ID. l"i.ar -haII br wi q upon al' ia
.lht. Pop y N.lu SAID di-r.i ~ N. Iur
.o- Of uu ding choo. House. This percent. G
=. a. b. los, un,i about .Our tloU.a. {
liz rGut..d l,lU0) 10. ars.
TG"S favor II said tax vi vo'. IF Ort,,F
IIX;" iho5. not III favor Of IL will vote
Against the Tan"
" u n DROWN,
J. WALKER,
T. J.. FOX,
u3 Ccr-;ss.ore-s of School District 70
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STATE OFLOUISIANA-Pz
Joscph Fellows } "
J, M. johnson.

- MA SN"i'oo' sI.|
FIY virtue Of writ Of & 4 I~-.. scv.
- Justice Court of Rcsomerf, : 49,
i,g n Justice of the Poaosf'r
Wad) aud 10 nnr directed. Thrve -etze<><aR
offer for sale at the CourthUusi 10 IN -
fAlryspdlis, on
Sa'srdsy, the GM DAG =; SO
b-,~ern the hour, pI-.cIibedSsy ls- il.r ~. ;
ing p op4ty, viz hrAouf Tsshsssr
: Looking gl.ss-s, Sofa, Rocbinx
; bedstcads aud bedding, Dining tshs.-s
| Cooking Stove aud utenyis HAND
Sowing Machine stand, ] Sid,s1o.,, AMI 3fio
Buckets, lot Of Sun3ries q Led in 4
a." TO satisfy said wit.
TEENS II Saie-Cash with The benefit OF
..laisment.
Al, xanGlia, Louisiara March 10Th 1861
JOHN CLEMENTS,
msrIc--ia. pas fc, 81 80 Psr-h Constable
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EkAyt%,- ...'r-' - q lt-t-. Sssh md Gitu.
u / Nrcu'r.,.'r "a A..>s25na, ia. INC q
SGD womb l'-I .".'u.ly inform a.. C.t:' ~ al
Rarli,- AID ali ..r.- p...Lr, hat thy .:,
pr.panl p. 81 ~ ... tor
DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
that ruy0 f..ri, may favor then with, al as
cheap rtr,s a. such work an De- done IN New
Oiiraus.
In, ar a,-a prepared 70 furnish Moudiog
Has, and Come " Dr. d up" il to- III 81 tr.-
ish, >t,.'. li",irq y .t:,-t attention to bU>i-
ness. AM G"oe R"Rk. 20 uicrii tie pa'yonar,
Of all builders. ", >uh>,riu. cusrlves
We an suua.' p.n,k - luohes wide, and r.
saw .urn-r 10y aaSl~, making 1000 feet out I
one.
JanJ-l-ly CLIFTON 4 WILLIAMS.
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70 JIE PGDPLE BLLONG TIE BENEFIT
IL LVPLOVIuLAT
ia CART 81 FARRS,
LATE I:PAOYED
$ l. " | y g. " A c II | y L s.

) l. " y y VI A L II | y l. )
WE have long ben ENGAGED in the Sewing
- u tch,a. Jl-.n.-, 9.i know lh- god and
,,.t ..sD.t % 81 s..a.f. ia ji.s Machine W.
..I., aEg'.g 3. e',.. ir. frrJI .,. and bring y!'
49, -o" pJ.us- q 81. tas o;.,5 All maxi ,ai, iu
w. "ly
4 FIST CLASS GIACHINE.
r.. T., 70, .a s.rr. having .uffi, .ent spa.
ui.J.i IA AIN u winch g. tgu the wo.k SIS
.... ,u B.. t,r.., .Da, buck ON hinges is 'n,ii,.
,s ....a Oh lh. m.rr side 80 that no o.. ran GO
30 -h. dress 90 dust 1" MA" MJchln1; 81 cam .
-..agut no. D.. -..ws tuin t-yO common spI..s
wiupUj winding, moth spool requires any tao
O.. l.u, T.. aua golH y At 2buy. ju' Macnnr; II
.J,- ...y : aud Is a.Hr,t no., EOS in opera
ion a e 4" "a finished; yaiy oanp.e IN const. uc-
.lon, every working part being Ermly secured,
consequently not abir 10 get out OF d Den; al"
c. ',,' uc,Ipu Is such that they need not drop a
..,h 90 oa ah ~, oic: the driving wheel Is on
M. "nt-d. of lr l-h.., entirely free nom contact
win .aiys Il s., q. ) wi. do all kinds %. ~
.ug \ o.. hy tGy Ma .a.a-i-, fum heavy a.Lri
20 pa. HH,-. SWISS Muslin by simply Changing
ta.jh,raj and ucrdi-, the an IS Acknowledged
.o b. III. ,t..uE Il and most elastic mad by
Machinery, " III not rip, though we y third stitch
! D cut; rh. same Macln- viii stitch, hem, lind,
fell, tuck, gs'h-f quilt, cI,d and embrolr beau
uuI,y \ lady r., be ptas.l and successful with
d. SIa.n.ur must have Oh. that vii 10 good work
ulI Vt SO s.np.r Of adjustment tha. She h"r,.Ii
can adjust and kcrp il nigh, Tor evry t'ui OF
I wo.E tAoU' the all Ci "a ->i'. ..l Mich.v's.-.
or "1i-c Is 20 SCI. Machine that v ID Civ
/ g".I~ct "a ista % 20 81. purchaser. The woIn-
( ny part ue.sr l-qv.~. Chang. consequently g..
troun'. 81 pat ING them in osd-r IS avoided. Al
/ MaetH warranted. Prize fom 80 70 80.
! Tn Aa,!.E- cal Do, sen at he store IF r. {.
/ Hth-gtick or g., tire rc-tl.ur.. e
JOHN DEVER. AGENT
does Tor Lou .aua and Texas
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SUCCESSION SHE.

Esat. - hn J.. Da.,> ! c.,'rl.
n rs. tNT "a .~.... ..t9,3I "a. i j.. e.
I .i,., C,u q, H. an l.. III Pal 81 la, Il
1T. # Lnui-iuna J. ,uing dat' IN t3~t day 9,
mr.Iy. II 80. anu dh,ct q o. III Saoin
t tn Iai g Esp.,.s. vii s,i 81 ij'iL;,
~ IION ~ hr Goa Hon. do.i ia he .oH.
/ = Aa,i.it, e."
~ .5.s.Ss ,. :S0ih day Of II s'ra 1855,
r.tN.rn ia nouns p.c5r,ib Il ~ ~ tn rCi o.
~ An' n'.r-, 81 IT,. ~Urc',alui ~ AM 80 O..
..'"w'rg jr..nip properly. to WI:
On nr,.R. ann man az" : vas.
lpaa'o. an gro woman. bis viii. .rg'd ~"
i'm ar'l~oman acHi al, Ia 3. yeas.
l.I. >. T." go, 2o'.' al .'' ] AIS.
b..r,. q. g. =. tr.j "a. ma a..
So slaves in. i.
T'rv 80 - e. a.. : ar~r. 'rr ,.
- l'0 o.'". y So. .it t.. t".. .a.l rr.
- At4..r
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Ntlu Orleans Dallp Gftstsl1t.
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13Era ATsTNIErgT COLUMNS
laitsf anlsIIiaelsts.

s CRxscEsr orYfcx, No. 10 CAaP sTsxxx,} AZ
Thursday Morning September 5, 1851. 5 +
Yesterday wss d dull, wet and disagreeable day
Tho ievee Tha departures were the Acadia for
Bayoa Sara and Louis Dor for Memphis.
The Ferd. Kennett laid over, and will positively
leavs this evening for Memphis.
Tie Memphis Avalanche of the Sd says
The river has risen fully ten feet altogether, OPP
pusite this point, and Is still coming up. The old
E wharf boat is nearly submerged again.
Business at the landing yesterday was quite
brisk, and a large number Of boats we're at the
Tevee. The weather was clear and warm
The Kanawha Valley, lately sunk, has been sne-
cessfniiy raised, and viii arrive here to-day. We
are glad of it.
The Little Rock and Fred Netrebe arrived from
Arkansas river YESTERDAY l g with soldiers .
two feet water On the Pine Bluff. In the Arkansas
The Kentucky arrived from Hickman yesterday
with 1888 sacks wheat LAG sacks potatoes 10 bales
Z kegs beer besides about 1900 packages green
fruit and 10 hhds. tobacco for New Orleans, which
she reshipped on the AIonzo Child
ss EMPIRE PARISH FOR DoNALDsoNyILLE--The fast
passenger packet Empire Parish, Capt. A. Grant,
Jr.. commander and Mr.. u. Bayhi. clerk, leaves
at 10 O'Clock this morning for the above and way
landings.
# LAUREL HUI ron FoRT ADANs.-The large and
comfortable O. S. mail passenger packet Laurel
n Hill. Capt s. Heno, commander, and Mr.. Geo..
Wilkinson. CLERK, leaves at O'Clock this evening
for the above and way landings.
GEN. j.. j.. HoDGEs FOR RED RIvER-The elegant
and fayorite passenger packet, Gen. Hodges, Capt.
VIM. S. Sleade, commander, leaves at g. o'clock
this evening for all landings on Red river up to
Shreveport.
sa FERD. KESSETT FoR MEMPHIS. The large and
superior passenger packet Ferd. kennett, Capt
i r. RI. Briefly, commander, and Mr.. w. s. Harper,
\ clerk, leaves for Vicksburg, Memphis and the
Bends at 5 b 'clocR this evening. &
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Thousands are daily speaking in the prsiBeof
DIR. EAT0N'S LNFAH7TLE CORDIAL
nj why 1t fails afford res
when given in time. 1t If by magic and one alcps
Eillconvnoe yousha what we say Is true 1t contains
NO PAREGORIC OK OPIATE
Of any kind by SUFFERING "a
child instead of by deadenng its BeHsbities For tb
commends itself the only reliable preparation now
known for Children Tee,hng D;area Dysenery Gripping
In the Bowels Acy Of the Stomach Wind Cold in the Head
and Group also Sosnngthe Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels snd Relieving Pain it no egua
being anti spasmodic is used with uneng success in al
Of Convuson other Fits As you value the life ord
health of your children and wish to from those sad
bghting consequences which certain from the us
of narcotics of which all other 1nfane Com
plants composed take but Dr. Eaous Iusne Cor
dial this rely 1t perfectly harmless
innre the mostdeicatenan Price &c cents Full drec.
tonsaccompsny each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH / DUPONT,
No, 400 Nav yarx
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DIR. Hooflppa's
81 II z IL A y b TIE Frs,
And
Or. R0ofarH'R
Dr. HooRnp5's
BALE MILO oRDIAL,
Hand Isl ChartreItrset.

z a L s a N O G o r D 4 L,
of the
sXorgreas popularity only through years trial uuooani-o
subtraction by aicRses
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, psBIj.
ITY OF THE ENRvoUs system DISEASES Of ry
KIDNEYS, and all diseases arising from dsordsred vsr
Weakneso OF shsstomach and dgeatye
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITT ERS.
The BALSAMIC CORDIAL has acquired reputation rrr
pass!ng that Of similar preparation extsnt. Il Will cpr,
without fN he most and onK-santiug COUGH COLD
OR HOARSENEss, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIEET CONSUMPTION and mas per.
formed the most astonishing cures ever kuownot
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
Anew doseswi also at check curs the
DIARRHEA proceeding from Gold in this Bowels.
TheSe medicines prepared by DR.. c. NJ JACKSON Co
No. AIS Arch street. Philadelphia Pa are sold by drug
zss and aeslersu medcEeseveryRh 70 cen pc, BOT
tie Theslgnature Of O. M jackson Will be Oh tue ond,
wrapper ofssch bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by proprietors called
EvERYBODYs ALMANAC yen will fndtestiaony and con
mandatory noticesfrom all of the country These Alma
given away by oil cur agents,
J. WRIGHT L CO., agents
81 and l6I Chsrtresstrrxt.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,

DALLEY's MAGICAL FAM EXTRACTOR
Has universally upplnted MI and healing sp
pcatons in both the Eastern and Western Hemiaphees we
everroduced and Its merit the trpe secret Of g
success In all caeons Affections whether canse be acct
don't disease.
Burns and scalds
Areinstanty relieved OF their anguish, pain inflammation
by timely application this healer and the assh
renewed as If by CHARM blemlsh remaining.
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent external Ites esuci
ally from fluid and camphene therefore eyury mother
should have this heAnBprepnHtion constantly
Breasts quickly Tuer or Riugwor5 80
prevalent i'll children.
TO Travellers by Sea and Land.
The m0chnst traveller very other individual hes.
lot in life throws him within the accident from expo
si'n IRE Or collision should bearn mind that this Magic
tractor hs best and only friend II both portable cheap
and should be his companio friend in need There
ara thousands of living witnesses testify 10 it's marvellous viz
tue who their and muscles to liz saving
efficacy.
The following few the leading dsqnses to Which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is a preventive
Il well Hs
Burns, Bruises,
Bois Broken Breasts
Bitesof Reptiles Cancer,
Cracked Lips, GhnEped Hands,
CAithtH5, Lramp,
Contracted Cords, ChaFes
Diseases of the Skin, Erysipelas
tsula, Frost Bites
Fever Sores, Feons
Glsnduiar Diseases,
MerCural sores
Pnrns generally
Pup!es Piles
Potooh, Rheumatism,
Rashes, Sores of al kinds
Shot Wounds, serofuts,
seurvy. Scalds Scurf,
scale tieAds spraas,
Small Pox, Turnors,
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Cotton Presses
Corner of Tchoupitouas and Robin streets.
FRERETs, O''''
ST. Marys street, between Perdido and Pcydrss
LOUISIANA,
Corner of ST. Thomhs and Basin Streets
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitbuas and Richard streets.
Corner Of TchoupitDulas and Richard Streets
MERCHANTS
ORLEANS,
Corner Leyee and Rofhgnac streets.
PLANTERs',
Corner Annunciabn and Richard streets.
Corner Ievee and Gloue Streets Third District
Corner Henderson and New I.eYee streets,
UNION,
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson Streets
TEXAS,
c. Corner Of Tchouptoulss and Orange sreets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Ievee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Levee street, between ST. Ferdinand and Montegul
Streets Third District.
PICAYUNE,
Leves street Opposite Post 1873 Third District,
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and RotIgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levee street between Montegut and Couetsreets
Third District
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner of St. Nary's and Tchouptoulns strees
Fourth District.
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF RILD CHERRY AND nAs
Under sinhuence the most dangerous cougb Is sp.s
ting of blood is prevented the breathing rendered and
easy, and the unfortunate sufferer rom th
awful condition of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For salem New Orleans, wholesale and Retail,by
j. WRIGHT d CO.,
Il and l5l Chartres strset,
Soleagents fc1 the South,
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GHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
oHEsTsN TsGRoyE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
s introduce the article to the public and physicians city
aud country, as tbs l
PuresS DIMusable st1muIant
which heen prepared medical use proves itsel
cordsl hesithfu and invigorans eneehed
whether disease II distilled from the rye
malt and It's nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly his whereby the Fusi noxious in
SFednts known be contaued in the Whisky general
separated purity Of this ar
sicle from any foreign sdmixtureis guaranteed. .r
In addition the following testimonials from the
nent Analytical Chemists Of Phladelphls New York
the State Agricultural Society have endorsed 1t with
Dplos Dr. Jackson Boston, testified nader oath
TO its absolute purity. Read the following 60
oERTIFIO Gates:
.sg'e Philadelphia. Sept. 9, 1883.
We have carefully tested che sample of Chestnut Grow
Whisky which sou u.s. find contains none OF the
poisonous Substance known Fus Oil which character
side and injurious ingredient of the Whsesin general usa
sa4e aN BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC,
s7S Analytical Chemists.
e @FH-s7s&s1 "ta4.S New York Sept 8, 1883
HAYS analysed sample of Chestnut Grove whhy recaivst
FROM Mr.. Charles wharton Jr of Philadelphia, and having
csreuy tested it, pleased to state HAT entirely free
srea poisonous deieerous suhsancss 1t unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
5 zsE5 - JAMES B. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
5ge. qa4 ass-5sg Boston, March Z, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples
Whisky which be free from
Fas 9ilB. ana perfectly pure and unadusrated. The
dsyor Of this Whisky derived from the grain used
tscturing IL. Respectfully, aea ri
"A s&a "A. a. HAYES NJ. D., State Assaysr,
z5Ps No. is Boyiston street. =
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent, r.
81 80 i16 Walnut street,
iez l2&w PH,LADzpHII.
/. Z N I'M -. ; Is
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Nsn Orleans Hlolselr Hlarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street.
las Sfaf 4 1Stt

SfEsof NJ NJ W w. ~! ~ 9 sa,s lss,
Y. ~ Y; ts ssl', esner s ronay
K IL
-. u. M -
Z "
" pun {. 80 is Z "
il n.ses ~
" oi11sas p a es,n W -,
1speeial) to-oay. hlls = sholiseR aa , ane
Sitlzehs VIII Aot " Mah.s' Ahis uahA z
one q sne phAas
Rsoiiipieeu iio.h ous ons .'s ="
but tae acI q Wsiiel W pe 'he Iehof
II anu guiualce, - hoe asMs lase peiole su' - y;
pseeea ~ apply us " shs eaieh posison y
" = Y - }" hea NC ~. 2 ~
passed tht sucAhah as inc improvement palh,
q the fiAenaise aiu banhins sue sa.foit
7 ION Bank, we A1chaiayia halifoaa ana bahking
company, ana lhe oia . bahh o. orieahs ana Jon
nu az iinilielse
81 llat tne DANES Which were supposed couid meet
me requiremen5s-say ohy HVe out o. siAteen--
were using the notes OF the very doubtful banks
over the counter. and relieving them Of much tfou-
i BE and responsibility Vi
ihe universal impression i that our banks which
come under the implied prohibition can, without
& any violation Of the statutes, receive Treasury
Il Notes and pay them out over the counter as cur
4 rency. mere are seven banks WORKING under the
h general banking law, unrestricted 10 thelr pay
+ nents. iney can receive AWNING ana pay out
anytbins thers eus toners reel Wiling 70 receive.
~ Il n9t Y tlfnes hoVeY Ior our bahRs 70 De
d STANDING on fecnnieaites. VIZ must nave 2 cur
fency, ana y, sae Government issues o. treasury
lloles II .uin me u e'ie coliluT
s p.a = ~ sup
e !, 49, 4, i I. .-s,.
. = Y 1'is.s " safihs aou'u 81 oi'oe eo.
VIC lo1ss =, iof
4 ~ ano feeei's 'ie
81 q
~ u 9onn ssalI nayins paylnenI
~ pahA' sn9ala pe encoufagea, tnae - knowing
bears the market to obtain these notes at greater
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

= MAYoRALTYy OF NEW ORLEANS }
~ ~ H# So City Hall, August 30 1861.
Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans. }
mo. 5754.l : 5S
Reo'pe That the Treasurer be and he Is hereby authorized
to receive from such loan will probable
tax 10 be paid by them year. give them receipts
the amounts advanced said receipts bear interest the
rate of eight cent per from their date
received of taxes imposed years 1861 and
and 49, the money so advanced to be applied the defence Of
the city. SOW"
lSsnedl .a j. o. NIXON,
- President Beard of Aldermen
tSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved August 3d. 1861.
anSi 81 Sigiodl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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And testimonials new almost without number might b.
given from ladies and gentlemen all grades society," whose
united testimony could resist that frof Hair Req
torative will restore the bapd gray preserve
the youth to old age Ia allit b outhful beauty
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A,1IMise anttIIiaslIte.
CRESCENT orrrcs, No. 40 Camp Street,
Thursday Morning, September D. 1901.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Vicksbarg, White, FIN Argyle Landing.
Music, Daiferes, I'm Dsnaldsonville.
Recesp,s OF Proauce.

Receipts OF Produce.
ARGYLE LANDING -4Per steamer Vicksburg-
2s9s sacks cotton seed Maginnis bullocks
and lot vegetables to Free Market.
DONALDSONYILEE-P Per steamer Music--1l
hhds sugar Roman d kernon--l0 do Relieves eco
10 do West, Renshaw g. Cammaek-- 10 do Tole-
dano 4 Taylor--l0 do Labatut--63 bbls molasses
Carroll, Hoy &co--50 do M Gordon jr--l3 bbls hf
bbis molasses ! hid meal lot vegetables and sun
dries to Free Market sundries to order.
Railroads.
N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, September 8. 1894 hhds
sugar Lapene & Ferre- Is bbls melasses G Saba
tier 20 rolls leather Queyrouze & Langsdorff-S,
do NJ Cusel--2 do Blanchin & Giraud- IS bbls mo-
mares 16 do Ii hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblom eco
20 do Sc bbls molasses 81 bbls cistern sugar to
Ernest Qnertier &co- 8 bbls molasses w Jackson
&co--T head sheep 1888 head cattle Rey- 30 do
to order-67 do Ed White &co--s head hogs to j G
Long -sundries to order.
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

~
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
guaranteed to be the safe and used for
the destruction ofthese troublesome yeruin.
and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
sTRoYER there mary spurious articles offered for sale
F1rsale by ). WRIGHT i CO.,
jail 6m&W q and Isl Chartres street.
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T, and sold By all dealers throughout

Depot No. 444 Broadway and By all dealers throughout
the world
The Rescraves put In bottles Of sizes Largo
medium and small. The small holdshalf pint rats Ior
ons dollar bottle The medium bottle holds twey
cent than the small
dollars bottle henrge holds qnar forty per cent more
In proportion, and reais for !o!iars bottle o. J.
WOOD co. Propretors 444 Broadway, New York la
Market street st. Louis Mo- and sold by all good drug gstp
fancy goods deki9fn.
J. WRIGHT L Co, Agents,
Il and ISL ChartresItreet,
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SEC. 1t shall only be lawful for BAKERS persons
carrying the business OF baker aforesaid within the limits
Of this city TO make bake three kinds of bread viz
The first shall be Of the best quality Of Extra" -four the
second shall be of the best quality OF Superne flour
the third shall be of Fine" -four but good wholesome
That of the first quality commonly known Fancy Bread
shall within the provisions of this ordinance
troed by the foregoing assze Provided that bread shall
not exceed pound weight and shall ia all other respects
be made baked aud stamped herein required and all bakers
or other persons making baking selling such bread shall in
all other respects conform and comply with the provisions
this ordnance under the penalties therein Gxed Bread of the
second quality shall have the weight required by the foregoing
asze, and that OF the third quality shal weigh oneeghh
more Bread Of the first quality shall be stamped with the
figure that Of the second with the figure and that OF the
third with the figure in addition 10 the stamp mark Of the
baker ANY baker not complying with the provisions hereof
fined not less than twenty five dollars than one hun
dred dollars, ~. ,.5T
SEC Any baker other person carrying the business of
baker, engaged in making and baking bread aforesaid
VINO shall mix or use, permit TO be mixed used in the
manufacture of bread any alum or any other unwhoe
some deeerions substance shall conviction any
the Recorders of this CITY, any other competent Court be
fined in NOT exceeding hundred dollars and in de-
fault OF payment Of such hne shall be imprisoned exceeding
thirty days. -'.-F 1929
SEC TO- AL ordinances and resolutions conflicting with the
foregoing BE- and the came are hereby repealed
i H@ signedl S. P.aDELABARRE,
...... .. 49, President pro tenn Board of Alder men,
{signedJ ]. MAGIONl,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August g. 1861.
lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
A
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REAL sCHEIDAM sCHNAPps.


VANDEv EER's
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE SGHEIDA If SC7NAPps
A pure article of Holland Gin,
wholesome beverage, Invaluable FAMILY BEnI.
CINE, particularly benedcialu sli ca4es Of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
D1ARRHEA,
RHEUMATISM.
GOUT,
FEyERs,
etc, Ste, etc.
tits highly recommended BY of the eminent phys-
throughout tho States excellent agreeable alter.
admitted to eiectually all the Urinary
gans and peculiarly adapted the females and
children.
AS article been offered Justly entitled to
the Of the
Real sehetdam Schnapps,
he public cautioned purchase enuneartcs
called
VANDEHEER'S INDICATED GIN;
Real S. hctd IN Schnapps.
Each bottle will oeHr the signature proprietor and nous
other is genuine without IL.
prices by
j, WRIGHT L Co,
81 and Isl Chnftres street.,