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Texas Intelligence.

we have Houston papers to the 18th inst.
The Telegraph strongly urges the establishment
of thetronte via Beaumont, Sabine Pass and Der
wiek's Bay, to this city. The value of propert,
on Sabine Pass would probably increase ten-folt
within year. The road from Houston to Beau
mont would be made four times as profitable al
now. Travellers would save two days time, con
siderable expense and the Gulf passage so much
dreaded. The cost would be about $3.50 900, and
the returns would amount to-. perhaps, one half Of
two-thirds of this sum per week. t
The same paper speaks fayorably of the actor
Of Lieut. Gladwn of the Freedmen's Bureau il
the lower Brazos district. Contracts are being
made, with encouraging results.
The Telegraph concludes from the announce
ment that Gen. Grant was about to visit the Ri,
Grande, from President Johnson's leaning to til,
Monroe doctrine, and from the tone of the New
York Herald, that "trouble is brewing in relation
TO this Mexican imbroglio." Our contemporary
indorses the proposition that craftsmanship rather
than arms should be relied upon for the settlement
of the difficulty.
Referring to the statement of the Washington
correspondent Of the New York Herald that Gen
Strong had stated that number of surgeons re
fused, to attend Mr.. johnson, on the groand of hi.
being brother of the President says:
\ In the first place. Gen. Strong never could have
made any such statement as the above; and il
the second place, the man who did make it is a
most unmtigated liar and scoundrel. Mr.. johnson
was always treated kindly by his neighbors, and
had every attention In his misfortune.
A benefit was to be given at the Houston Thea
ter on the 18th instant, for the widow of the late
Gen. I. j. jackson. --s-
A communication from Austin announces the
election of John Hancock as delegate to the Con.
yentionsin preference to Ex-Governor e. NJ Pease
The policy is !" to yield promptly to the organic
law (Consttution) whatever is absolutely required
as condition precedent to a full resumption Of
all our rights as State; but to aecede to nothing
TO please or mofy radicasm, either at home o.
further North; to make no intrenchments on GU,
rights as a gratuity.n
Flakes Galveston Bulletin of the 14th, pub
fishes the following
We see by the San Antonio papers that the ThrG
Michigan Cavalry had mutinied and that their camr
had been surrounded by other troops at daylight
One hundred of the insurgents have been cap
tured, The alarm was very great. The accounts
are very conMsed. These seem to be all the facts
that can be ELECTED. -.-., -
The Bulletin intimates that Freedmen's Bureau
pedagogue had collected some thousand dollars ii
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RED JACKET BrrTERs. Messrs. Gray 4 Norris
determined that the supply Of this remarkable
medicinal beverage shall be fully equal to the de-
mand, have lately perfected arrangements with the
manufacturer, By which . sufficient quantity will
henceforth be always in this market to meet the
extraordinary increase Of consumption. In our
advertising columns they furnish list Of the
Wholesale grocers and druggists in the city from
whom country dealers can obtain supplies.
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FTG7sNerfWE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
WGasderfaSG
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.
v MS TEN T

? VANS PATENT ,-
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply of Hot Water and more
Cooking Broing and Baking Surface than any Range or
Stove ver before offered
Family Size, Boarding House siz Size Hotel
sise ali with hot attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot wafer
thus avoiding all danger of scorching.
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water all tze one
fire.
BRoILERS BAKE OVENS, LAUNDRY STOVES,
These Ranges made of Wreught Iron mead no brick
work strong and durable
They have met with immense sale during the past eight
at the North and now FIRST time offered in
this market.
The Patentee is here to put them up guarantee fully
their excellence any Range Stove now or before sold
Call and see them in operation.
TH0s. B. BoDLEY,
No Perdido street New Orleans.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY il, lss,

THANxs.--To Mr.. Il. Levy, Of the Commercial
Expreus, TOR full files Of Texas papers.
nd NJ. Joseph Fay, clerk Of the steamer White
Cloud gsi
10 thu 0flcers Of the Southern Express and the
Pioneer Express, for acceptable fayora n The
newspaper lines n
CAPT Pitt6eld If the steamsilip Alabama from
Braxos Santiago, VIII Calyaston VIM please accept
our asknowlsdgm fcr iste Texas and Ne ican
papers
M H II WI itady VIM please accept our
than5S Ill lsts Texas papers.
I ThSsks NJ nv cllcsrs II tie steamer I.C. Har-
NJ obsised u the Officers 81 the steamer NJ
~ ! Shreveport paper of The 9Th inst.
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BooTH.-Edwin Booth recently made his first
appearance flor long time) in New York, as
Hamlet. His reception was complete ovation.
He had been the subject of brutal attack in the
Herald, few days previously, which added to his
triumph. The house was crowded. and, both at
the opening and close of the performance, the APP
pause was tremendous. One of the audience
proposed "three groans for James Gordon Ber-
nett" which were given with will
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The following dispatch was received yesterday
from the Southwest Pass sa&

SourHwssT Pass January 49,
TO- e. Coaslendy, Esq.--The Evening Star
fog viii cross as soon as it clears up On the
9th instant, shipped heavy sea, during which
Capt. Wimpenny's right leg was broken, and he
died the next morning. We have his remains on
board. =. S. ALLEN, Purser.
The following is a list Of the Evening Stars pas
sengers:
wife, scott Capt San H Hovey, Wood, Love- +
y ildey, tdmonstea Mai H Jewett Mai swain Capt
Hun. Y grne.i, u Amss, John shaw Meyer, A Rob
Mtss = eros seryaat Mrs Drsyas son yerett
s ~, Iady Col Nesins Mr. ord, 4 Ladd, Auhl, Ga.
ssey ~ and lady Abe Meyer w Cobun wife and child and
1. hsash doseph Harsod Rebieu stward, .,aniel
saishsst Leofde. Mrs Hawkins and daughter, Mrs
ssSaasssn, Nh nurran Taylor Brown. Davis
trAAt iSS aelhiars, 10 III Storage $500 = Z
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The undersigned take this method Of returning their thanks
to their friends for the patience they have displayed during
vexatous delays in the supply of the
Red Jacket ISitters.
For the first time since their int reduction into this city
are enabled to announce supply sufficient de-
mand We can pledge ourselves fill promptly orders
for the B1TTERS In another column give list of srae
of leading houses who have steadily sustained the BIT
TIERS and from whom country friends get their sup
plies Of RED JACKET the same terms as from u.s.
GRAY & NORRIS,
Wholesale Agents for Red Jacket Bitters
81 Canal street. New Orleans La
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Col John W. Forney, writing from Washington
to the Philadelphia Press on the 4th inst, says:
Gradually, yet surely, the difficulties in the way
of restoration are suhsiding, and that which was
believed to be among the probabilities, viz: a
difference between the prominent and controlling
inteiiects OF the National Union organization, may
now, / think, be wholly discarded 1t does not
seem to be doubted that the question of suffrage
will be adjusted with the c6nseat of nearly an
parties, by an amendment to the National Consti-
tuton making voters, instead of numbers, the
foundation Of representation in Congress,
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Carpet Wrureho,sse,

Oh aRTRES RI EFT .........,....t9
we have received within the last thirty days full assortment
OF the latest patterns of VELVET BhUSSELS Tapestry,
threeys ingrans Veueau Dutch Wool and Hemp Carpet
ing also, Floor Oil Cloths, of all widths qualities White
oheckred and Coco Mating Window Shades Cornces and
Bands, Hair Cloth, Table and Plan Covers, etc, etc.
A. BR0USSEAU & co.
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Poor EIGHTH.--We have had errors enough
here already about the Eighth, but the end is not
yet" 1t is not enough that it was pronounced the
sixty-irst anniversary, the iftieth-the jubilee
but now we find it in dispatches sent to Western
papers announced as the centennial celebration!
1t would seem as if some people did not care
cent anyhow, what anniversary that of 1866 was
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MANNING q Co.'S GIFT SALE.--In another column
Messrs. Manning Co., corner Cont and Royal
streets advertise great variety of articles to be
disposed of by gift sale or lottery. The adver-
tisement explains the scheme fully and the reader
is referred to it.
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. passengers per steamship |. G. Harris
Fp"isa, master, from Indianola and Galveston the

ias MA sals Ivy 1ss Howard and neee Mrs Hite Mr.
5ohsoo M Bsmss ern6asa Savage
ea sisfs' W. II 1 hssas md Iabsssk
nnstun ny Walcatt Mr. Baker Ransom L ~ say wv
tto aaIneS .aTcia Pc castsn,s and son raanhnr
yssgs Ma,sous Mr. weseett YORK. CAPT aa,isr ~
M Short Sanford Nj Ress Seven IN aeek ~
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CARD.
And at retail everywhere.

The Propeors, in presenting to the public thoaboEs in
comparable Btters them that but graft
ude generous the recipe response to
opportunities Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy they would have hesated before
placing of such sterling market flooded
with deleterous compounds lbeng the Of Stomach
Btters Our Senior however, having solicitation of
those friends expended manufacture Of the GREY
JACKET BITTERS the experience acquired half life
devoted the preparation Tonic Digestive smulapts
and discovered their immense superiority over all other
Stomach Bers have unhesitangy added these to the
list of articles already prepared establishment and so
and largely patronized by the eomanty large
BARNETT y LION this seasonatLo opportunity CA
thanking their friends the aa,apc increase in
their business during the and inform that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BIrTERs must
necessarily additional energies yet FROM
large additions in the improvements made and making in tina
manufacturing department the establishment their orders
will be allied PROMPTLY and they hope as satisfactorily az
usual
BARNETT & LION,
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HOTEL RATES REDucED.-The enormous charges
of the hotels are subject of just complaint
throughout the land, ''from Maine to Mexico.''
The Richmond Enquirer chronicles a reduction of
fare at the old Powhattan House of that CITY, from
four to three dollars day, which deserves COM
mendation everywhere.
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#----s----- -,
Wanted,

TWO coMAoD1ouS AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS,
With Boarding, for family in private family in the
Fourth District within two three squares of the Prytana
street railroad. Applyat
-~-. ROBT. PITKINS,
M 4
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ID I E ID

H. May. f 'eA' 1' ' a.
Tue friends of the family invited the funeral on
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, l7thnst at II o'clock, from the
residence OF Mrs. Leech, No. 26a Camp street.
HSr Mobile papers please conv -.. 81
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The Attorney General of Pennsylvania has given
it as his opinion that State has the right to tax
National bank. 5.-N.
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IAE NHw 0FERA HousE Though tile audi
encs NV not very numerous at the new Opera
Houae last night. At The representation Of Doni-
celebrated opera, Lncrexia Borgia, those
who we're absent have reason to regret their non.
attendance. Husini was il splendid voice, and
that slsss singer Madame Ghioni rendered the
beautiful music III Luerezia ii manner which
B has rarely been surpassed n New Orleans. Ghionj
md epzint are great myers and actors. and should
Ne Patfonized To-morrow night & Faust 4 will bs
perfofmsd, md M deem the mere announcement
\ lclent notice. ss;s
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Illinois furnished more men to the Federal army
according to her population than any State in the
Union. --
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Tan Brs 0HARLEs king Lear Tonight Mr..
Kean his great character Of LOUIS XII Il
TIT nigh ~ ! crowded and fashionable audience.
Mrs. ~ part ii = Iaonis III III subordinate
one; bst tc,night ahe and her husband viii both
appe1r Al thAt grand drama Of Ehakspeare's
III King Lsar, 3 md both have 4 ample room and
ncopss enough 4; for their pre-sminent tragical
abilitisss Ihs play win be given ii the original
text II ehak 89
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az W,Mosesesle.
TAILORS AND FITRNISHERS.

TAILORS AND FtTRNISHERS.
case Light Fancy TWEEDs,
1 =. :. SILK MIXED
E. Plain ELBEuF CLOTH
:. SHEPHERDS CHECK
cases Heavy French CoTToNADE.
Light :. :,
CEIARvEI,'S SHIRTS.
cases GENTS sHIRTs-all Linen
Linen Bosoms.
For sale by
J. LEvOIS & CO.,
Canal street, Bourbon.
FRENCH CALI SKINS.
cases-quay, EXTRA For sale by
J. LEyOIS g. CO.,
Canal street. corner Bourbon.
FRENCH QUININE.
J. LEVOIs & CO.,
s Canal street, corner Bourbon
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N nv ahlicA lion Of two most excellent and pros
u sroua newApapers III Mississippi, the Fayetts
md the Port Gibson Standard, Is at pres
\ MT NY, md WIN receive orders for subscrip
don "a Adverti sements. MI Marschalk Is mar
n of buAfnsss capacity, whose word may be relied
nj, and persons aeslring 10 advertise in either d
ne Shove mentioned papers will find him al
+ agreeable nd honest gentleman to deal with. III,
W6 hAse Nd hAd thu pleasure of meeting Capt
Ds u. Eangdon, 0f That popular and sterling jour
\ III NJ Mobile Tribune. He win remain at ths
an Jhses for TN days attending to the Interest,"
& Of ~ Paper Ne represents s
Two either d our editorial brethren dropped il
\ ~ III yesterday Col. Hillyer Of the Natche;
Il Courief, and p. o. Halle, Esq, of the Mobile
Times, both n fine health, and looking none tht
worse for Tie laboriouE duties Of the profession
hey follow.
FnsANorAL AND ComxERcIAL SUMMARY. Gold
~ been quiet INT firm since jul last The move
ment yesterd INV disclosed = marked diminution n
I compared with previous reports, bnt tie market
4 closed steady II Hid I4laa which shows I'D adj
\ yancs 6ol n csnt. ~ Monday quotations.
lzEcha nye M also been inactive, and
az alent since our last has been considerably
under VII average for several previous days, but
holders resclately kept up prices throughout, and
obtained further advance towards the close of
busin u yesterday, 40 may be inferred from the
following, which are Tie latest quotations, viz:
Bank sterliog I5I clear bills l49@I5O bin Of
lading bills I46l@I47, Bank Francs 3.70@3.72s,
nd outdoor Frames 81 5tls.8O.
Dessaessic EHchdisge was steady but dull through
0nt tefday Offsrings were limited and the IN
quiry w restricted At Holt u cent. discount
/ NJ Bank for tight checks on the Northern cities,
md IN coTespc rates for short sight and for
time hills
Cots0n has been very firmly held since our last,
lint the demand has indicated amaterial falling off
Sales yesterday amounted to only 4O2s bales at
@4scs III ordinary 45ta4s for good ordinary,
40 for low middling, and 50@5Ic fol- mid
ding Mhieh exhibits d further advance upon
nearly every classification
q Sugar and lfoansses The market continues
d1ll, with downward ten ency. Sales yester-
dsy 900 hhdss 81 Inc former, and $50 hbls and 100
halfs bhla 81 the latter at slightly easier prices
JIoasy ara Grain exhibit no quotable variation
1 f any lind. Sales yesterday comprise 1900 bar
rels Of -four and 4 moderate amount of grain at
reTious Cd. 38as9 w
Provisions are rather steady, but Pork has de-
clined Boo. since our last owing to marked in
crease III shs supply and to The downward tendency
sQf ta8 markets North and West.
Chandler News Ex press viii deliver letters and
circulars through State rf Misaisairni from Colnr
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M A. RIED.
On the llth Instant St. MTys Church In this city by
the Rev. Father Suite W. Fl. JOHNSON and Miss FANNIE
MILLER
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II Card.

r.. .l."a On BoAaD srEAAsurr l. G. HARRIS
bearing testimony to the very able and sk
of this line discharges his every duty as master Of the sbp
well as the perfect order and discipline maintained
ase per sneeriu 70 the pfomp.ness and at
other officers i.re
many of the old employees of the Harris Morgan line and
speed, comfort and seaworthiness, ........
B. D. Brand, Dr. P. v Schenck, U. S. A.
R. L. Graves, ~ - Lieut., Col and 9, s.
HIN LittIeba,e T., r Wr,,b,
I n,s .. ~. no Toward, mss aaiea he''eh'
ahsoaa.s wa. ~ o s san'oiu
Ihe'aofe "ao'''' oohn Mahoh'
T. i p"senoss a. a. s,, Nehro'
=. D. savage mrs.. hte,
IG D .m" " ""'fous
- w. w. A ,na =. a. m"nson'
- ;" th1ieh j. D. "aiher JF.,
). T. Battle, L. W. Grant,
W. W. Baker And Others
a S,o,,,nx.., S.aE
~.. ..-@
AND
-...s. .H.t-.
Ladies, Misses and Chiidrens'
44. nn,,,,r,
.'., AhlMMEiD Hal6i
~
''s AAl"' ''o NJ '"'' az
WHOLESALE.
5su5s. -....
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Chandler News Express Will deliver letters and
circulars through State IF Mississippi from Column
hia 10 Woodyille.
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M TN AIakTIEs Last night |, Fanchon, the
Cricket h ~ played IA u large ana select crowd
The array 81 ladies present vas truly rejoicing to
he sight N they shone beneath tue gas light with
that splendor which they alone can emanate.
8ss FAnchon 3 very good drama, full Of interest
md incident. acting Il well sustained through
out, and ne eters true to nature. Miss Char
4 lottss Taonapson handles The part Of the Cricket
Mith good deal NJ race and pathos. me-. Fiske
n perfect "A his character Of Didfes Baftbeaud,
~ most simple gesture exciting The hilarity OF the
I ssd ienoe si,d Mrs q. Adams, u 0ld Es4det is
rsally good: Her dIctIon II very fine, abe inter-
lsets ~ chafact With great deal of truth to
- shows II her whole performance All
md true appreciation pf her part. Upon
4 FAnohon Il il A fne. drama, well
1ysd, and We advise those DESTROYS Of spending
pleaaant evening 70 80 and zee IL. II win be
\ fspsated tonight.
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TO the Country Trade.
LIST of Wholesale Gocers Druggists from whom the
Country Trade get their supplies JACKET BIT
TIERS on the same terms from the Agents. ...,
.a GRAY Sc NORRIS,
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers
aessFs' Smith Mekenna Msssrs Schmidt zegler,
s. Debow d Co, Griffin d Porch
>. l. Adams d Co. Fatjo, Marks Il Co,
Ledg Dammron, Stomberg & Co,
L. Basset q N Morrison
A. D. drleh, Thee. Peele
j. H. Garter, e. J. Hart L Co.,
Bidwel, Payne Co, G. G. Garner
D. NJ Stone Co., Barnett Il Shepherd
Barnes Ward Co, T. W. Marsden etc
karstendek X Co
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Hotel de Santa Isabel.

No. 1876 CAII4IG DE LA IABANA.
Havana Cuba.
KEPT IN AMERICAN STYLE.
LAY, HANCOCK & TAYLOR,
PropI let YRS.
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xDExy oR MUslc. III nnintsrrap eddy
crow ed houses are evidence Of public apprecia-
! non ~ - asstrical manag cement, and i would be
1 naru r. hn4 better evidence, the efforts of the
Aeaaemy e please ate not iSst. Demonio, y the
chlsf atsrActlSn sss house at present, was adj
mlrahly done last night IL ii 4 most laughabIe
4 rsntonime, III - IN which are very clever
performed, and "a closing acene, as q brilliant
apectscie y itself WORTH the price 81 admission.
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Immigration Agency,
Union street. ......,,,,,,.. ID
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

Immigration Agency,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
ME- RE1MONENQ announces to the planters Of Louisi-
and negborng States that he has appointed
ohe Commercial Houses of France the Indies and
that he is authorized sign Immigration
Laborers from India or China.
II Card.
It we'll known to the citizens New Orleans that during
absence Church. st. Luke was totay DESTROYED by
fire. 1t s of the Importance this great loss should
be repaired Jas possible To this Church will
require much effort and beraly part of TIA reuds II
earnestly hoped that our generous community will literally
and promptly respond the appeals noble object
Subscriptions for this purpose will be taken by the under
signed or may be left at the Savings Bank Canal
9. s. HEDGES, Rector st. Lukes Church. N. o
Agency
THE MANHATTAN OIL CO.,
90 CAMP STREET.
WINTER NATURAL SPERM OIL,
:. BLEACHED =. :.
NAsoNs EXTRA :. :.
:. MOL =. :.
MANHATTAN MACHINERY :.
E. Extra TALLOW =.
=. Mol :. :.
:: SIGNAL sHR
:. No. CAR .
WINTER BLEACHED WHALE OH.
above list of Lubncatng and Burning Oils.
A FULL SUPPLY ON HAND
POTTHOFF d KNIGHT,
Dealers in Paints. OILS. ETC.
Metropolitan Hotel,
LATE BROWNS,
WA . HIN GTON, ID. G.
This leading Hotel RENOVATED AND REFURN1sHED
perfect order the reception and accommodation of
@. I'M. zimmerman,
o. 81 Se.........C CANAL STREET. .......04 d %
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
Diamonds, Watches.
Jewelry, Bilveryvare.
Plated-ware, Opera-Sslassess
spectacles. ETC., etc,
Has now on hand, and 10 weekly receiving
A LARGE AND RICH STOCK,
Carefully Selected
OUR REGULAR PURCHASING CLERK
The JEWELRY MANUFAoToRY, in the upper part Of the
buildings being in complete working order DIAMOND
SETTING ENAMELLING REPAIRING will be carefully
and promptly attended to-
Mr. JOS. E. EALER having taken charge Of the WATCH
DEPARTMENT, Watches will be Repaired in the very best
manner
Mr.. W. 9. DRIVER, late of Hyde Goodrich's Will be
happy to meet his friends at
. zIMMERMANN's,
o. and 90 Canal street
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The peculiar properties of these Bers that whilst Dos
sessng all the good qualities of general they IN
VIGoRATE' WITHOUT INTOXICATING; are one Of
the best TONES known and having the means of
relieving and in instances saving lives of thousands
on the battle field be relied In all dyspeptic a+t
lent disorders.
Every ingredient contained in the article everything
used in the putting up these Btters ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL. and contain injurious property
For sale to dealers and merchants only, at
BARNETT & LIONS
81 and SO Graver streets,
New Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole PropIistors.
And at retail eyerywhere
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Direct Importation, /!

Direct Importation! T.
.. 81 -. LIN 1i<'
E. IQUEL,
leo Canal street.
Has Just received his complete assortment of LINEN
GOODS which he will sell low, at Wholesale and retail,
IRISH LINEN, from SIS to $50 q piece
Printed LINEN CAMBRIA, for Dresses.
Printed IRISH LINEN
LINEN NETTING, for Bars .E
PLATELLAs, BRITANNIA and MoRLAIx
FolLE DE couRTRIA, for Chemises a5
RUSSIA CRASH for Towelings
Long LAWN and LINEN TICKS
Damask TABLE DIAPERS, all widths "a
Damask and plain LINEN SETS. "a
Damask and plain LINEN TOWELS .sg Il
LINEN CHECKERS and LINEN HAIR CORDS
PLANTERS LINEN and LINEN BosoMs.
LINEN sLEETINGs, Borvsley "a to 1874
PILLOW LINEN e.s
HuCR and BIRDS EYE DIAPERS. ~
HALFMoURNING LINEN CAMBRICs, for Dresses.
White and colored MARsEILLEs QUILTS
FURNITURE DIMITIEs
PLANTATIoN GOODS, a genera assortment .
E. G1QUEL., i