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nication above referred to- all times to be deemed
ondary consideration of those just mentioned but
also be deemed at all times paramount to everything
else and far be compatible with them, the utmost
attention is demanded to it,
This the order and command of the President of the
United States understanding do TO him. for this special
purpose precisely the same relation that Of yogr aids
der from you subordinate oicer- do hereby convey
the genera-in- chief of the army
You will now, trust. understand, when the
cation referred TO shall again be placed hands, that
greatly deficient in wisdom the present (and indeed any
democatic) administration of the government
nly be- has not, this particular instance, fallen
egregious buner make the and delivery
OF that communication dependent upon the amiabe affabi
ty and gracious cOndescenson of general Winfield Scott
am, sir, respectfully, your obed't serv't,
N. P. TRIsT.
To Major General WINFIELD SCOTT,
Genera-in- Chief of the u. s. Army in Mexico
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SPRING, 1S4S.

"WEDNESDAY April 5.S ,a fer Three Year
D TerRroeck names CHI Tea Rose, by Eclipse dam fe
also CHI qe PrgGr by , Espse ID dam SnmDcf
r B. Kurfy and j. Campbell name CHI c. by Wagner, dam
I.evtathan.
Second Raoe-same Day. splendid Pitcher, ralued
THURSDAY. April 6-Jockey Club Purse s4OG-Three
mile heats
FRIDAY April Jockey Club Purse s3e0-Two mile
heats. ANN g. III
of a mile
SATURDAY, April s-Jockey Club Purse sTOO-Four
mile heats
SUNDAY, April 9Proprietors' Purse s2oo-Best Three
" spi PoINDEXTER & TEN BROCK, Propnetors
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WRECK OF SPANISH BRIG.-A letter in the
Charleston Courier from Key West, describes the
loss of the Spanish brig Fomento, Capt Germaugra,
from Havana, bound to Vigero, Gallaci, with a
cargo of wax, segars, sugar, rum, etc
The letter says that the Fomento struck the
reef seven miles north of New River Bar on the
morning of the 9h of March, at about4 A. M, and
capszed and sunk. 1t was then blowing gale
from the eastward. The officers, passengers and
crew, in all twenty-six souls, succeeded in saving
themselves, but with nothing but the clothes they
stood in. The vessel has gone to pieces. Some of
her cargo, consistingof twenty-five pipes rum and
fifteen packages of wax, have since been washed
ashore on the beach, and have been saved by the
crew and inhabitants. Some specie in an iron
box say 1000, is lost, unless the place can be
found where the bottom of the brig sunk. Mr..
Henry Cold and James Wright, who reside in the
neighborhood, have brought down the crew, etc. to
this port, where they arrived on the night of the
ICth
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

~ THE UNDERsIGNE;Dha have this @A@
S@fM day associated themselves in the el~FIE~R
1alsWATCH & JEWELRY BUSI T,,o,T1 ~.
GsnZAN ESS, under the style and firm of KNOW LES
& NOEL at No IS Canal street. door below Camp.
We will personally attend TO REPAIRING every descrp-
ton of FINE WATCHES Clocks, Jewery, etc. Iwen;
you years experience enables TO friends and
the public that work shall perform to their entire salts
faction
We have and will constantly keep for sale hand
some and well selected stock of WATCHES OF the best
manufacture Jewelry Silver Ware Spectaces Gold Pens.
etc all of which will be sold low any house in the city,
and fully GUARANTEED Please call p. KNOWLES,
mh8 i'm W. NOEL.
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o. The Miners Prospect gives an account of a
regular set-to in Potosi No. the other day, between
a man named Silvers and BEAR weighing three
hundred pounds. 1t was a fist fight-rongh and
tumble. The bear was placed i'll room and I'M
chained, when the daring antagonist, dressed from
head to foot in buckskin met him, and, after severe
struggle in which the man was slightly wounded
brun fairly turned TAIL and the spectators acknowl
edged the powerful animal conquered. Silvers has
challenged the bear for second fight.
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WALL PAPERS,
MD crrD EI,rEN H. nJpn~t

MO- 30 CAMP MAhH fARf5ss advertiser h.. Away.
o" which.
Cod P Pap sand and Bord order anu D0'''
Sc Scene Papers double 8 and single width;
Satin ungg g. sa and nd. Common ;!an Papers
Ss% ssn IL se fpf!A 81 Is %
he ae sy BE e there
is nothing charged for show ~
Papers hung to order i u.s. wf EER to s GAM st.
= AWNINGS TARPAULTNs, ETC.
HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
s eye 9 Sw Of 1 o 81 ana
TRa.WE aWNiNGS, for Stores. Steamboats,, Offices.
Ct ss M G and
Covers at the shortest notice PaTcgar a ahe pn Wr S
as there has been great deal said within the last
PR6oFNG the subscriber offers bis services in that capacity
Would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves he
will cheenIy give the receipt which in fse very s s
OF cloth or canvas that may be exposed to wet Or damp
AR 2Si G Is e iS Vs. will vi ns aShf @
| feniion. mills 6m H. CASSIDY.
ANp 2{FH I can eee r,s1, and
Queen Of England Revised Edition vols g. 10 and II.
ass 20 e ReTduen Of by Answo
MIers Principles of Physics and Meteo0logy.
CampbeIls Lives of the Lord Chancelors OF England,
I'd series.
Poems of Amelia
| The Army the United States.
Georgia Scenes.
Masonic Chart, by J. l.. Cross.
Wits British Spy.
| Fry's life of Gen. Taylor
Text book of Agriculture
Youat on the Horse, edition.
Reid Texas Rangers with illustrations
Domestic Cookery, by a Lady of New York.
Farley S Universal History.
A large assortment of Law and Medical Books foI SAFE as
| above. mhZ5 Nv
WINDOW GLASS, LINsEED OIL, ETC.
| * BBI.S LINsEED OIL; 81 do Turpentine;
| fC Is bbls fine Copa Varnish; .
q do black do
200 kegs Lead assorted sizes;
100 do English Lead; -u
| 1900 do Coored Paints, 10 TO % ID;
1900 canisterS do do 10 y ID
200 dozen Paint and other Brushes; =, =, Ar
200 boxes Window Glass, by 8 TO a by 90,
200 do double thick by IL to 10 By "a,
100 GIaziers Diamonds;
|. 270 boxes French Glass; , 3, n, w. -
Whiting Putty Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Yellow
Cchre and all other articles apperalnng to Painting and
| GIazinr for sale at reduced prices by R. CLANNON.
Tnh3l 81 Paint, Oil and Glass Dealer, As Canal It.
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NDRIES.
90 Y RDS COTTON LII Ll'k-aSsnrtt

5000 YARDS C3IToN p!l C :, {; Nos;
sCUNDO 3 bales COTTON TWlNE;
5000 HIS. VERDfGRlS in oil =.
$500 lbs. PARIS GREEN, in oil
1000 lbs. SAL. TWiNE ; 80 bbls. WHITlNG;N
800 kegs BLACK PAINT;
10 bbIs. PUTTY, in bladdeE .,,, ~, ,cv
100 coils THREE YARN; 10 bbs~ LAMP BLACK;
10 bbls. YELLOW OCHRE; n
1000 lbs. IMPERIAL GREEN, roll ~ -
FELT. For sale low, to close sundry INVOICES by
mh25 isIOt Il. P LORD, 10 Old Levee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II ST. Joseph's Church-The Pews of st. Josephs
6.uchh Common will be rented TUES
DAY. April d. at 70 O'Clock, NJ. mI3O ST.
eR Egyptian Lectures = At the National Gallery
No. 10 ST. Charles EVERY EVENING o'clock GEO
n GLDDoN Tickets for the C"rseGentlemen 81, Ladies IS
cents, Children 50 Single SOC. programme
rY- The GALLERY OF EGYPTIAN TABLEAUX, ANTI
DUTIES PAINTING, Open Daily Admission m29
TT" Notice to Draymen Hereafter will pay no
dIayage goods consigned those have
my written order JOSEPH II. MOORE,
mI29 I'm I07 Poydras street
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eg~ Crescent Clubs Ticket -
For Mayor. NJ. M. REYNOLDS; Recorder 1T. H. HOWARD
First Ward ~. G. LYNCH ELY FONBENE,s
Second Ward 49,. y. J. EARIiART, J. l.. LEVY
Third Ward $50. b. WHEELHAN, In. CARDIGAN.
Fourth Ward - u CIR AHAM, W. BLOOMFIELD.
Lifb Ward w. G. KENDALL. j. c. SHANNON.
ski Ward s. sliAKsPEAR A. G. BULLITT T. PWHlTE.
Seventh Ward E. j. HART }. r. MILLER, A. II. GllLAND
Eds Crescent: Please announce in yOHr valua- a
Bile paper SAMUEL sH,A,SsPEARs as an gin In So
Ward. He will be supported by
mh22 MANY VOTERS.
For Recorder-JOSEPH GENOIS is candidate for
the office OF Recorder OF the First Municipality lie will be
supported by his friends mm22 tt
For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SEcoND MrNI-
CIPALITY--W. G. KENDALL and JOHN q. SHAN
NON. mf2 tie
- sT For Mayor.-We authorized to announce A.
CROSSMAN, the present Mayor New Orleans candidate
for re election at the next Municipal Election. milo
~ For Recorder-We authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN candidate for reelection the office
Recorder the Second Municipality the election April milo
t. For Recorder.-The Editors of the Crescent will
please CLEMENT RAMOS, the present incumbent,
candidate the office Recorder the First Munich
nalrty, mhl4
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
ITO REPLENISH YOUR H.4RDROBE AT A
Il SMALL EXPENSE, at No. Is CAMP STREET, next
door to City Bank.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!t SHlRFS!!!
The immense stock M Shirts in and landing from
ships Indiana John G.. Costar, Charleston and Arkansas
together with large variety under way for the spnS
aud Summer Fashions induced the sub crbe to sell OFT
his present stock at EXTREM ELY Low PRICES
Gentlemen in of any description OF Linen or Muslin
Shirts would do well call and examine stock which
exceeds quantity and style that OF other establishment
in America and all of which is of manufacture
Many years experience the trade enable US to offer SUI
peor aice those generally found in Furnishing Store
We make EVERY SIZE and CAN FIT ALL
Under Garments, etc.
Our stock of Undershrs and Drawers very large and
weasored together with article usually kept In SIM
liar Establishments ISAAC HART,
NEwORLEANs SHIRT DEPOT,
AND GENTIEMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
mh3Itf No ID Camp street.
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HORRIBLE IN THE EXTREME We do mt re-
member to have read any thing more horrible than
the particulars of the murder of~NIrs. Rademacher
in Philadelphia.
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Municipal Election. Candidates.

t. Eds Crescent: Please Withdraw my ; a
candidate for Recorder OF the Second Municipality There
NY house eapslzed-an, modest
70 be unapprecaed shall for other and other
III O do justice. JOHN HOEI.
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MoRGAN's LITERARY DEPOT,

thinning tie Post-offce, Exchange Place
NEW BOOKS-Just received-IIIsToRICAL VIEW OF
! y THE LITERA OF THE SoUTH OF Ell RorE-byJ
c. L. Sn1onde de Sismonde, of the Academy and So
cety of Arts of Geneva-2 vols;
" Scott Scot, Ms An vols; r,.
x SINNER IN ScoTIANDHby Jacob Abbott-with ens~;
OF a. NET MG and B b the forces
TR RIVER Lowe Ter C1n lin!
The Beoimed-by Mrs. Marsh, author OF Emily Wyn
Eva Historical Romance-by Edward Maturn, author of
H. Moneznma, the Jew of Granada /, etc - THE EupRrss
Try T F@n5 hsb:; TSsisa: an
i''t A 9nsTaaI "n S BY ), jesse Sc conaf
Gns c2 e Fl HHs a2H the Tale of the
Land and ea.ty Aezsnd s nnma series of expert
msnts made by Committee of the Edinburg Medico-
THr EohEc4Ic Me- Maeszsr for March, ls4s
HuNrs MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND COMMERCIAL RE
BrM ybfM 1Gt R Rry1Ew for March,;
TN LAZY BOOK, wa p,a,s Is: for April
The above magazines sold by the single number,
pcroR, suif IsT"RY e or EselAsp Nos and
@ hnok m1 d n e m sy cant b
vendeg to cal at and %9s Echa "1 Pace
ICE CREAM SALOON.
CE.The subscriber takes pleasure in informing IDS
6ss6s friend Of and R IL Da GREK SsTfsa r.
w s 03T,fdf on st. choriss Srfs door to -
the corner of Cfavier street and directly opposite
Mr. Capp'S Church. where he intends at all tunes 10 Keep
variety of Creams as Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon, and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the season Will allow
together with SheTbes and Frozen Lemonades As every
attention will be paid please and as he has been at great
expense in fitting up his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. l,
Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable
In his store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment oil
Fruits Candies Confectionery, and Sweetmeats OF every
description ,,, ;
terS on THU RSDAY, the I'D inst - =,
In order that nothing be wanting to gratiiy me
public taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been ell
mig en-? en- win ''7' LAZZARO DANCEVlCH.L
NOTICE.
THE subscriber having, by act OF February - ofo pc
fore d. l. Ricardo Notary Public, OF this cly, acquired
from William Ferrell. inventor of the E1RE-PROOF
CONC.4VE GR7TE- B4RS, and patentee oil the same
by patent dated April 25 1S3 the right as sole agent OF sac
Fee of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars IN the
States of Louisiana and Alabama, and on the MISSISSIPPI
River and its tributaries gives notice that ne Is prepared
TO fulfil orders for said articles They especially recon-
mended to and owners OF seamboa as being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars
All persons infringing upon said patent by Manufacturing
or selling similar articles without authority from the patentee
w" New beans Mach ar hi is 1s4 u DANIEL DANA
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1S4s
M Dana- have used, in taking off two crops OF sugar
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Terrell ana hhd
them far superior from their surface to the ordinary
bars in use inasmuch they will from their peculiar orma
tiG miI H. I'm ye tunes as long ResIsSWR5y CAMPBELL
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CoNNEcTCUT-The 2lst of April has been
| appointed as a fast day in Connecticut.
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PRINTERS AND PREssMEN OF PARIs-Among
the incidents which led to the recent revolution in
France, the following, from the London Chronicle,
is not unimporant 1t is an extract from letter
dated Paris, February 81:
A very serious cause of alarm is with respect to
the working compositors and pressmen of Paris.
They are very formidable body amounting to
upwards of Is, 900 men. Hitherto they have taken
little or no interest in the affair of the g Reform
Banquet but to-day they have given notice in
almost all the printing establishments that they
will not be at their work tomorrow, as they have
to attend the procession to the Champs Elysees.
They are almost all Communists and Socialists,
and need not remind you that they were the first
movers and the principal contributors to the revolu-
ton of July
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

FAR A Cullen has removed his office, from 10 ROYAL
IL street to No. 10 N:7TtHEZ STREET, n ear ~ ne e
Arcade He still CONTINUES 10 ; trl n re, on MS
new svsteplremeyng the worst structure without any ope
ation-eney by medicines that relieve and peTmanetg
cure without any hndance TO business or Diet Dr. tien
il too well known. in NewOrieanS and The surrounding
country to need any putting Setandaton- on aplna
ng in this city who have been cured in the last ten years on
his plan. Please call and examine LOT yourselves No
nav required without cure Is effected
Rheumatism cured.
(ionorrhna cured in three days no pay -
ess- Remember, 16 NATCHEZ STREET, NEAR THE Az
C,Dr Post paid letters punctuay attended 10 IN al conn.,
u T a,u "ie mh8 6m
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FRESH POND ICE EsTABLIs

FRESH POND ICE ESTABLISHMENT.
WHITE ICE HOUSE, No, g Common street; No "a
w ChartreS street; Of P0ydrGs and St Cdrtez
Streets corner Of Robin and Reigious streets and wcr
side Of Poatchartrain Railroad Depot
The above mentioned establishments now full OF supe
ror FRESH POM Ice, and for sale in quantities TO suit
clasers, at lowest market prices.
to Orders from the country for ed &c will be
promptly attended to. -
apl Ind 1msw A. w. BOSWoRfH, Agent
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KEY TO OLLENDORFE'S SPANISH GRAMMAR
lust PUBLISHED-A KEY EXERCISES IN
u OLLENpoRFF's New METHOD OF LEARNING TO READ.
WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH LANGUAGE arranged
plan and particularly intended for the use Oh
persons who wish to be their teachers by NJ We
asauez and F. mmonne, Professors of the Spanish and
French Languages. Also,
OLLENpORFF's CELEBRATED SPANISH GRAMMAR:
OLLENDoRFF's NEW FRENCH GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key;
OLLENnoRrT' 5. NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR, with Exercises
and Key
OLLENDORFF'S NEW ITALIAN GRAMMAR, win Exercises
and Key;
DEFIvAs Elementary FRENCH READER;
RoWAN's MODERN FRENCH READER:
CnLLoTs NEW FRENCH READER;
SrRENNE's FRENCH PRoSoUNCING D1cTLoNARY;
SpRAGTEs IIIsToRY OF THE FLORIDA WAR;
CuApMAN's IMPROVED AMERICAN RIFLE, Or instructions
to Young Marksmen; .
L,SEToS PARSONAGE, Tale-Second ran;
ARNoLDs GREEK AND LATIN CLhSsCAL sERlES' on the
gmages Just received and for sale at the NewOreans
nnh2I q J. B STEEL, IA Camp street.
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EXCESSIVELY SAGE.-Some of the newspaper
speculations on the late revolution in France
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

vENHE patronage that has been extended JfzF@S q =
Il to US so very Literally the last seven CA9@ffIJ
years, while in Common street has induced tHS~ta3
the last to erect large building ~ -
expressly for manufacturing and repairing CARRIAGf.s
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
cen ry and are prepared, with good Northern workmsn
and best of materials to build style OF Carnage 10
OIL =, and guarantee them two if used in the country
We also better prepared than ever before Tor repairing
and durability although apparently worn out and %eeSii
We will freight Carriages sent rs to repair we VIII
also keep on hand assortment OF Neg and Secondhand
Carriages which will be sold low Old Carnages taken IN
trade for new ones Weinve the attention OF those wanting
new Carriages their old repaired call at our Manu-
factory and Repository and Judge for Themselves at the o0rnr
of rarie and Car0Rdeet streets next door to the once
Of the Commercial Water Works. OF the St Charles
Hotel New Orleans -, ,p>,,,N
mh5 3m MATTHEW'S " DEN WAY.
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ORDERS RECEIVED
NOR any kind or thickness of WINDOW GLASS and
IL BRUSHES generally, at manufacturers prices, and
filled with dispatch from the best factories the North
mh31 81 r. CLANNON, 40 Canal st.
worries FOR MIXTURES.
VNORIES of all sizes handsome Morocco and IN
sheets, glasses and splendid ASSORTMENT OF The
richest and rarest coiors received and for sale by
r. CLANNON, 46 Canal street,
Dealer and Importer Of Paints, Glass, Artists
mh31 81 Coors and Tools of every description.
WHITE LEAD WHITE LEAD!
T1HE subscriber prepared fill all orders for Pure
Il Extra and No. l White Lead, from the we-known
mandatory of Richard Conkng u Co. at the manuac-
ure prices with freight only added and the same terms
mh3i 81 r. CLANNoN. As Canal st.
MATING AND OIL CLOTH
VENE subscriber has lust received beautiful patterns
i Is and "a feet wide Floor Oil Cloth which he offers
low they be purchased in the city also, C.4NT0N
H4ITIr(1 of all widths and colos: to which he invites
the attention of buyers at his Paper Hanging and upho
misc It'd itsw JOSEPH ETTER'
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NOW AND TIiEN-in two paris complete;
~ HIsToRY OF THE BoTrLE-with illustrations by
George Crukshank; -,
THE CRIMES OF LoNpoN-2 vols. complete;
ESTHER DEMEDINA-2 vols. complete;
LIFE LONDoN-2 vols. complete;
ELLEN MUNRoE-2 vols. complete
COUNTESS OF MoRIoN-l vol. complete;
GEORGE; OR THE PLANTER OF THE ISLE OF FRANCE
vol complete-Just received by
ap1 st MILES c. SALE Y co. II St. Charlesst.
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NEWMANS,
IN ACKERMAN'S,
OSBORN'S.
REEVES & SONS.
as well as FRENCH COLORS, for Velvet and Pona
Paint ing, in bottles, ready prepared for and dry
large and splendid stock of the above Coors cakes
half cakes and in boxes receiving and for sale by
r. CLANNON, As Canal st.
mh31 ct Dealer in Paint, Oil. Glass etc.
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THE LOAFER.
| hant home earth,
Nor no where else, | s'pose;
Misfortune follows
Where'e r about goes!
s'poSe that when | dies
From Satan | II be driven,
And made to loaf about
Outside the walls OF Heaven,
With none to take me in
No friendly hand TO greet me
No voice cheer up
Nor dand soul to treat me!
Shreveport, 1S4S. THOMAS btNG.
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{rs- James r. McDearmon, Auditor of Public
Accounts of Missouri, died on the 2lst ult
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49, = The Splendid passenger steamboats, BULI4E-
sIIlL aGt = TIN. Capt C. B. Church, and CLARks
as Regnfa Weekly Packets between NewOrleans and Mem
phis leaving NewOeans every WEDMESD Is EVEN N
ING at O'Clock and Memphis query WEDNESDAY at 5
o clock Shippers and Passengers depend on the pune
tuaty of these Packets They will land freight and
gers at all the Bends above Vicksburg, Mouth of White
River Helena, For eght passage, apply on board.
a' o mbis tfee' HYDE & oGLEsBY, 70 Poydras st.
e of these Packets ready to freight every
Monday morning.
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1913.

POLICE NEws.-GeHeralIy speaking, before election,
the police officers taken with official sickness that
somewhat ncapacates them from rigorous duties Sufficient
be it. however, know that the political
spread by the winds Of vice. and that the ship of state
mains in deep until after the election Yesterday the
police books almost virgin kescacely single black
character upon their almost spoess pages4 mis-
take there black characte-a negro named John
belonging gentleman in the Third Municipality
taken up suspicion of having away from bis
The of his master sounded like two three dozen KS
boiled down with reasonable proportion of Us Kays-
ayeseXes such term. With this exception, the
docket bare of interest field of sand.
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NOTICE.

NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1S48.
.Mr DGna-I have used in taking off two crops OF sugar
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferrel and find
them far superior from their surface to the ordinary
bars use, inssmuch as they will from their peculiar foma
ton, last five times as long. Respectfully, ,
mhla 3nl 9. w. CAMPBELl..
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tV For Mayor.-We are authorized to announce A
D. CROSSMAN, the present Mayor New Orleans a candidate
for reelection at the next Municipal Election. milo
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FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS
vIvHE subscriber has hand fresh and well MA
i selected stock of GARDEN SEEDS, all war sSSYW
ranted fresh and genuine. Planters furnished with SIG1
boxes containing well assorted variety of Garden ~<As~
ASeeis, at from 50 to 800 per box
Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen or
hundred papers, for retailing. , ,,,
at moderate nuces D. MAUPAY,
milo 3m Scotsman and Florist, No. 50 Camp st
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS.
lust RECEIVED-By ship Atanta--a fresh G1fU
y supply of GA DEN and FLOWER SEEDS, rSgg
warranted genuine-consisting of every variety OF Wa
the season and sold cheap by the subscriber. -ES@
AFFLECK'S Cottage Seed Store,
1O1 ST, CHARLES Street.
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, and the Best
Collection of Green Hot-lrouse PLANTS in the City
aR~ Ladies and Gentlemen supplied with Practical and
Experienced Gardeners. mhio
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