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DAILY CRESCENT.
MARSEILLES HYMN.


The " NIarseiaise y has been once more revived by
the intelligence has gone. We give an old, but adm
translation of this splendid national Tyre Our readers
doubt remember the romantic story OF It's composition
Rouget de Lisle, related by Lamarne, IN the Hlstor
the GrondiSts. ''-Iribune.]
Ye Sons of France awake TO Glory,
Hark bark, what myrlads bid you RISE
Your children. wives and grandsires hoay,
Behold their tears and hear their cries.
Shall hateful fyrantS, mischief breeding,
With hirelng hosts, ruttlan band
Alright and desoate the land,
While Peace and Liberty lie bleeding
ChOrHS.-TO arms TO arms We brave
Th' Avenging Sword unsheath !!
March on march on-all hearts resolve
On liberty or Death
Now, now the dangerous storm is rolling,
Which treach rous Kings confederate raise
The dogs OF war let loose are bowling,
And 10, our fields and cities blaze.
And shall we basely view the ruin,
While laWleSs force with guilty stride
Spreads deSoatlon far and wide
With crime and blood his hands embruing.
With luxury and pride surrounded
The vile nsatiate deSpotS dare
Their thurst OF gold and power unbounded-
To mete and yend the light and air.
Like beasts of burden would they load us
Like tyrants bid theil slaves adore
But man is man, and who more
Nor shall they longer lash and goad us
o. Liberty can man resign thee
Once having felt thy gen rous flame;
Can dungeons, bolts and bars contine thee,
Or whips thy noble spirit tame!
Too long the world has wept, bewalllng
That talsehood's dagger tyrants wield;
But Freedom is sword and shield,
And all their arts unaVaing,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,

W dItHuise LhHiol - ID 81 EtIiI II camp ST.
NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,
rg,nE LAST 81 fif 4 FS sfR2 s(s Christmas Tale
=. M&rgaret Ra,ssii, &e. rtice Io cents,
THE POOR SCHOLAR, A Patle!ie Story of Irish Life,
by VIM. Carleton, author OF " Traits and Stores OF
@ i &sGDPGSLIfE BY 'f A Il sf with il
rWESTT &aRs AF FISs % eaue to THE Three
WAiI3GE, THE Il HERO V oF SCOTLAND, by Ga
brief Alexander, with 80 engrayngS.
Godia romance, b " Harrison Ainswohb, Esd q"
THE BRi6E E IS RE + S,oRTnERs wILDs Tale
FRGH RI y sf HEk Il aG COTTAGE LIBRARY.
vA a Ell D. La SSs$ TEL
EGRAPH with reports Of Congress and description Of
NJ N9 ftSREES EHsE Efss zSr
edited by e. III. Stanley, Esq.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Statoners
Warehouse. [mh9l J. B. STEEL, IA Camp ST..
A RMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt d. f. Whiting, 7h
n Infantry, u S. A.-Conents OF No l.
SKETCH OF :, TIE ENCA,,MlP,MlEENT or THE U. S.
MONTERREY as seen from housetop on the erst side Of
the Aain Plaza after the capture OF the city by the IT,
uEiGHITFS' Of i%e M0NTEREY, with Cd Division com
manded by Gen Worth, moving into position under the
Fg q T re eHST R sI T gn Di jepnm roI ruaI
and wagon train OF the U. 5. Army coming into the
v,rT S F'S 7; GFRIYof from vOenendeDce Him. near
the Bishop Palace, with the village OF Guadalupe and
Sierra SiIIa, Saddle Mountain, in the distance
Piee, dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
u published and Tor sale at the New Orleans Staoners'
Warehouse [mh5l J. u. STEEL, ID Camp ST.
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NOTICE.

Yy'I sui scrbe having purchased the interest of his late
4 partner, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE J..
of Chartres end BearHke streets, Nsoc OrteqRS,N
ior number O. years past conducted jointly by them@s
peled his ARRANGEMENTS for more extended business than
S.75 Drugs, .HEDICi.EES IND CjHE.HIC.1LS
LIZ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY,
Z "a embracing intend it shall, every article needtu
10 The Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not be exceeded eyceilenceot quality reasonabene OF
price by any other house the trade while General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders can be addressed to with confidence and certain
previously experienced in this place.
. The usual credits and facilities of trade extended TO
customers.
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DEATH WHILE SUBMERGED IN CAPT. lay
LoR's SUBMARINE APPARATUs.-A melancholy
death happened at Pamonkey on the Potomac, on
Sunday the 26th ult. Francis Jesse Wood de-
scended to the bottom Of the river clothed in Capt
Tayor's submarine apparatus, to remove large
stone from the bottom of the river After being
down fifteen minutes, and gnal being given, he
was raised by thoe in attendance, and found to be
dead. He had been submerged in the apparatus,
many hundred times before, and his death was
siInnosed to be caused by anoplexY.
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A r EASTERN FBlEhs a Tie Com g:@7sFF y
i mission CARRIAGE REpOSlFO- (>,4s9ss-zzsszs- ~
Eli No. o. 81 C4HliCs street, opposite zrS-~~1ss;
Hg Commercial E1rAaTrc-lu hand and E...S..y--.
constantly receiving FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES Of
tie llesi styles direct IRON The manuae0ries; COACHES,
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCIlES. BUGGiES, etc, etc,
to ge finish and price equal to any market. Custom
Ell ne invited ID call and see for themselves.
ms 2m II. :. SMITH. IS St. Char!es st.
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EVANs, ARCADE FIAT EMPORIUM,
TEETa EXTRAcTED WITHOUT PAIN.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
I ETHEON.-The Right of the LETHE ON, or VAPOR
IL OF ETHER having been purchased by US, now
prepared administer the same, and perform all operations
upon the Teeth while under its influence. We have Just
ceived direct from Paris and improved Apparatus for
the inhalation of the VapOr Leheon which, from its
feet safety and the with which be used by both
patient and operator has been adopted in the Hospital du
and by the faculty generally France and England
BLAKE 4 WORTHWHILE, Dental Surgeons,
mh5 I'm Norhs St. Lafayette Square, near St Charles ST.
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q AR,N u ARS,
Hard WarC-ssardWare.
Is x co ln1 IDIlS s

j. NJ. ELLIS K CO. 1o4 POYDE,AS STREET.
II We have on hand and mean to be always q
~ supplied with full assortment of every desCTip ga
"A tlon of BUILDERS HARDWARE, such ('it
G3 as Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes; Hooks ~
and Hinges and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws. X mob
Locks and atche; Bolts, flat, round and square, OF all
sizes; Window Pucys and Sash Fasteners $50, CaTpen-
lers and Coopers' Tools such Squares Planes Saws,
BevHs Chscs Augurs and Bits Rule, Guages Hammers
and Hand Axes iatche Spirit aud Plumb Levels etc. etc.
EVERY KIND OF KITCHEN FIRNIFTRE-iiol-
low Ware Castings Sad Irons iai!c Irons; Japaned Tin
and EnanleEei Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery.
- We shall receive as formerly, most of the leading
ac5 tlis branch TO sell on the Manufacturers account
eur. ''''' " ''r Wv ,'ff' mills
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-rEr : FFTk%jTT RE.-Ricl Rosewood and Mahogany
szfa6-F Furniture; Red aH Blue Plush Velvet Sofas,
5l Chairs, O!t0mans, Djtuus etc. etc. This Funi-
%-E B5z b ai custom WORK md finished in the best
m.rgzl aad eggul 10 any ever b-9ugE 70 th market.
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TALENT IN LIMBo.-There is, perhaps, more
talent in Jail now, says late Ptsburg Post, than
ever graeed the cells of that building before There
are Robinson. Cook. Twitcher, Norton, Arthur,
Brown. IT, and about six others all men of &C.
MUS. and some of them gentlemen Of standing i'll
society," backed by wealthy and educated relatives.
1t pity, amid their big talents, that these gen
tlelncn did MT have the vulgar, common, and little
one of keeping out of iail.
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GUNS AND PIsTOLs-A BARGAIN
THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale RIFLES, 81 Ms beit
and other PISTOLS and complete set OF Glnsinlh n
TOOLS at bargain Persons wishing to purchase tie
whole OF part Of the above will find 1t 70 Their 10
,nh5 at Mr. Irwin's fremont House, St Charles 81
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A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK

ERNEST CLEMENCEAU Or, British Phanthropy
tI illustrated. Tale of Gualaoupe in 1898 Translated
from The French OF Frederic Soulc, by Lady Of Charles,
ton, :. G..
Just received aud for sale The NewOrIeans Satoners'
Warphouse. Imhl3l J. Il. STEEL. IA Camp
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New Orleans, Jan. %. 1913

A c. AINSWORTiI, Marine and Commercial Notary
n. No. 80 Camp street.
Holding Commissions from the States of TEXAS, MIS-
Miss6HkI, IEtiSd!$ iNDfANAs TEHSEssEE
NEW HAMPSHIRE. DELAWARE. ALABAMA
MAINE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA, NEW JERSEY, OHIO, and MICHIGAN
A. c. A. is prepared take Dispositions and Execute and
Perfect all kinds Of Legal instruments to be used recorded
in said States and the Territory of WISCONSIN.
The usual promptitude his office is continued in all
NOtarial Business mh5
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ssrnRAeE, -SToRAGEM sTORAGE!!!

STORAGE! STORAGE!! STORAGE"
w the undersigned having been long engaged MA\\M
w in the Storage Business beg 10 inform our 4..4sl
friends and the public that have for the coming
season. SIN WAREHOUSES;. not surpassed by any IN
tbs city All Of them proof located N the second M
tfaboats landing they are situated as follows
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street. corner of Notre Dame and
Commerce streets.
WESTERN Of Julia and Foucher streets
PEIC AN-On Commerce ST, corner Of Girod and Notre
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Levee street. between Gaennle
and Suzette streets. r.
PHENiX-On Tchoupitoulas street between Ct Joseph
and Julia streets
RRANCII-On Notre Dame street between Tchoupitouas
and Magazine reefs. -~r
We now prepared to receive all descriptions OF Aer-
chaude and Western produce low rates, our esta
meHt arranged that each description OF goods Kept
IN store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other, and having aso large number OF experienced
aboess constantly employ enabled TO offer
facilities for the receipt and delivery oil goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city.
EMERSON, TOURSE & co.
mh5 3u LIS TchouUitcuas street
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: MANUFACTURERS IN VIRGINIA.-The Alexandria
Gazette says that the citizens of Virg nia are fast
waking up, and are fast becoming manufacturing
people Several cotton factories have recently
gone into operation in Jefferson and Frederick
countless and we observe that the proprietors are
now manufacturing and offering for sale, cotton
shifting and sheetng, in opposition to the manu-
features of the North, In fact they promise su-
perior article. Plaid cottons and other colored
goods are also manufactured in Virginia, and we
learn that another paper mill is about to be erected
at IIarpers Ferry.
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HOUSE FURNIsHIN ST ORE,
Ne. So CaR9 Street. .Nelg OrLcanS.
yETERE Families can find all articles q HoaseheePl n
KITCHEN tIRHfFURE-CookIng utensils, I'm ana
Iron Ware Fire Sets. brass and STEEL shoves and longs
Enamcled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire DOGS - -, - p..; To- o,a
TABLECUTLERY-Ger Silver Britannia and Iron
WOOD WARE-Brass anil Iron bound Cedar Pals
Chuns and Tubs
WILLOW WANE-Baskets Cradles Nurse Cha'rs anu
'MATS"Jnte Man lila, Alicant Palm and Husk Mats.
Walters and Trays - , ,. ~
Brass Britannia and metal Candle Sticks ana Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces. r
- & J. VIRGIN patent Premium Cooking stoves, lo
wood, Or coal with .<turas complete, the most aproE'"
l5ilru
Ina "a turt' mi5-fm
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OLD TIME LAGGARD.-An exchange says
that Geographic dispatch sent from this city to
St Louis, at II O'Clock, noon, VIII fetcn us ues-
n rr before Twelve Now when the line shall
have P besn completed along the Missouri and Vel
low stone. through the Russian possessions and
across Behring'S straits and through Russia, re-
turning via Greenland and British America, mes
SAGE dispatched from this city to-day, must have
been received yesterday thus Whole day is
pained-Neer York True Sun.
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HuDsoN RIVERA line Of towboats lett It, Albany
nm Satnrdav 25th uIt.. for New York. This may
he considered the opening of spring business.
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RNN rs ke,
NEW BOOK sTnpr

NEW BOOK STORE.
EUST RECEIVED and now opening 6.yrl.Szz
u at the New BOOK STORE, No. II 81. ZhLEgA
Charles street, Tin the building formerly 47TsgTT
cuped as the Gas Bank large assortment AazAEAAY
Of q, STANDARD LITERATURE CHEAT PUBLICA-
and American STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
1t is intended that this Establishment shall be constantly
supplied with the above articles which will be sold at the
lowest cash prices. mh8lm MILES @. SALE co.
- Eds SCOUTING EXPEDITIONS.-THE
l&SCOUTTNG EXPEDITIONS OF MCCULLOCH'S
TEXAS RANGERS or the Summer and Fall Cam
including skimshe with the stomins of Monterey also
the Daring Scouts at Bnena VISTA together with Anee,
dOte Incidents Descriptions of Country and sketches OF
the Lives Of the celebrated partisan chiefs, Hays, Mccall
loch and Walker. BY Samuel c. Reid, Jr. late of the
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans satoner
Wlrehouse. J. B. STEEL
a. IL Ia Camp street.
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MAsssAAAMSNNs,

CHARLES DEAkE 4 CO. Commission Merchants
" and Snip Brokers, 50 Common street. mh5
oRP 6.sn PHu l,dE, adHste Of
ioHN O. WoobRuFF CO.. Jones m wooDMuH nc
Liae % PdchclS, NO. oo camp street. mh5
D G aREfhEF co. wnoesns be H7sasf e P,
and Porter and Neparh Cider, Nos IS IS and 40 Oh lie
wee, New Orleans. mills 1y
sruRGEs, N. Orts....w. 5. WRIGHT Cincinnati
-STURGES & WRIGHT,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
mil Gm No. IS Tchoupitouas St, N Orleans
l. II "A II \ MhANutFRaG 0P 3isD '11of gssp
" 10 st. CasrIes street nov o.,o.n. AS
ssiERs EStSIB oNNEvAL aUc11o E2SIEFSN No
81 Grave street, will attend 10 the purchase and sail OF
Cargoes SUGGESTIONS, Furniture and all door ses and
ronage. milo
CRESCENT FOUNDRY,
No % Glrod st. ;Ntao Orleans;
- chnery IN general made and repaired In satisfactory
" sV Brass Castings and Patterns made to order
mills A C. JONES.
NEW SPRING FASHIONS.
E we would now be happy 70 show our r. cnst9meIs ~
sP 9as ST" reee T Drap and BLACK
BEAsERS, Fine MoleSkIn SILKS. etc. Fashionable
STRAW GOODS in great variety. Mems, Children and
Infants Leghon, Panama, Dunstabe China, Pearl etc
mh5 D. w. & F. BEI4DEN, 5 Charities st.
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGs.
THE SUBSCRIBERs most respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have Just received from
Paris a rich and elegant variety of French FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY GOODS and WALL PAPER, to which
they invite their attention.
II All orders for Goods Or Work will be thankfully
received and promptly attended TO.
nib5 I'm DUBOIS & FINN IS Charres street.
COMPREHENSIVE
rE7HE undersigned have formed coparnehip with view
i of transactne a CO1I'O.N F.4CTOR.7ffE and
GENER.4L COMMLSSL0Mr = USiEESS 5, in this city
under the style of TIiORNflILL MCiLHENNY, to
take effect after the ls of May, next which time the
connection OF Jno Thornill with the house of Ward Jonas
Il Co. will be dissolved.
r. MClLHENNY has opened an office at No. 81 Gravier
street for the purpose OF attending TO the wants OF friends
JNO. THORNiliLL,
r. MClLHEANY.
New Orleans, JAN %, 1913 nib BIN
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@ilANi5. .t4E-. &FAgTFsFG3f i Co,

iEnn, TIN PLATE. METALS, HARDWA ARE, Nc,
toragr GENIAL ART .iioGaziae st$ -NrD Orleans,
- ErgE for sale large and fresh stock of the q
- = following Goois, and would respectfully solicit II
Il i tne inspection OF country purchassrs- -
Nails. Castings. Tin Plates Metals
Naylor x 90 : CAST S'rEEI All GIN SAW STEEL;
ranis, u'> WWdow 9'lass, CoIage Tar. NH Stones,
COTTON and WOOL CARDS;
Scyihz OK. iog and Trace Chains; Anvs Vices Smiths
Bellows Tnner,s Tools and Materials and "a general
assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
cInri,inr all articles this line adapted to the Southern
and Wesetn Jobbing Trade.
IN advertisers are agents for the sale of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS
ho TInbbs and Axles, and which have proved superior
any kind heretofore in They would also call the
hon OF Southern Planters 10 their stock Of
PLANTATION GOODS
OILS Cane Knives, Sugar Sklmrners and Ladies, Truss
Hoops, Building Materials. - 49,
CORN MILLS STRAW CUTTERS; HORSE PRS COL COL
cnrssy fc. Plantation Supplies, ard OF the best guai
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FAsuIoNs FOR MARCH-The materials fashiona-
BILE this moment are OF large patterns, stripes,
checks losanees bouquets, DC The most snowy silks
for evening wear are the royal Pompadour, and tafe
tas glaces of light colors; very pretty Woollen and
silk materials are appearing for walking dresses;
velvet, both black and colored. Is worn, but not III
full dress, made high, and without trimming the
only ornament consists in the richness OF the button.
Many of the ball dresses are of tulte with two or
three skirts, one over the other, and have very
light and pretty effect by candlelight The skirts
are made shorter particularly in 'front.' and blond is
decidedly returning to favor, but of lighter de-
scrpton than formerly, more like lace and silk,
much of it is also used for various purposes in coors
Checked poDciines, of every shade of color and de-
scrpton and tat}GtaS in small stripes, bezmeS,
worn by young persons neghg6. Pretty peignorS,
termed silfaHes are made of cachmere, merno
nioasSelainc de lame embroidered in silk and lined
with sarcenet of the color of the embroidery. Caps
all small mostly composed OF clrclet OF lace
in application, partakng a little of the form Ia
Foike; others are formed of square, rounded the
lace instead of being gathered, is fulled only at
intervals the same form is made OF tule reSedH,
edged with lace, and n9ud formed of numerous
loops of narrow velvet in evening toilette the petit
bord or dress hat is of black velvet ornamented at
the side by small plume of pink feathers N9uds
of gold euipure are worn in the hair Turbans are
small aud light composed of tuHe, tariatane, gold,
silver, or silk gazes There is little variety just yet
i'll bonnets: some change is named in the form OF
the crowns. Satins and pelours fpngtes are the
materials of the moment, and Grape is sometimes
used, Pretty capotes for young ladies are made OF
white plush lined with pink half squares OF lace
form pretty ornaments for bonnets
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

rEslERE is not day passes by, but what DR. r. PARISH
4 co. testimonials from their Agents and
Others Procainins the great OF their celebrated CHI
NESE HAIR CREAM. And they all pronounce ii to be
the best PREPARATION Tor the growth beauty and restoration
OF The hair that they have ever used and believe that viii
accomplish every thing that any could desire.
Every lady aud gentleman who is in the habit of using
Oils their hair should at purchase bottle OF the
CHINESE HAIR CREAM for it fails to give satisfaction
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KEEPING SuNDAY.-A petition was lately pre-
scented the Massachusetts, Legislature, for the en-
actmcnt of law making it an offence for railroads
to run on Sunday. and FORGETTING their charters
therefor. committee Of the Senate unanimously
reported against the same, adding the following:
. Euery man has right 10 this day for has omm
rest and cuiiigaiion. In the opinion of the commit
tee it is wiser leave this great principle to work
its way through the public mind, and thus control
customs and conduct than to attempt to enforce the
observance of Sunday day of rest, by legal
penalties. If any man chooses to disregard his right
to the day. let him be careful lest he infringe upon
the right of his wiser brother, but let him not be
punished for that which regards himself alone"
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TIE ESCAPE OF LOUIS PnILIpPE AND HIS
FAMILY.-The Ex-King and Queen of the French,
in their recent escape from France, crossed the
English Channel at a point where 1t is seventy
miles in width. New Haven, the port where they
Were landed from the Southampton and Havre
steam packet, is a small town in Sussex. England,
near Brighton and 81 miles south of London.
There are no details OF the adventures of the Ex-
King and Queen, froia the time of their departure
from the Tuileries to Trepor!, "a small fishing town
the French seacoast, not far from Havre) except
that they wandered about for some time near the
latter place.
The King abdicated on Thursday, the gath of
February. and left the Tuieries, according to our
former accounts) at O'Clock the same day, escorted
by party of the cavalry of the National Guards,
and several regiments of regular cavalry The
carriages Went by the quays to the barrier Of
Passy, and this is the last we hear of Louis Philippe
until his arrival in England, on Friday, March Sd
the time occupied in his escape, from the time OF
his leaving Paris, being about week. 1t is stated
that the Elk King had only single five franc piece
in his pocket when he left Paris, and that he
reached England without eyena change of clothing.
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II EW PUBLICATIONS. at No ID Camp street.
: CANPBEIL'S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN.


~ CANPBELL'S LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN
CELL9RS OF ENGLAND d, second series, vols 4 and ).
GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS STAFF-Comprising Me
NOR, Of Gems. Taylor, Worth, Wool, and Butter; Co.'s
guhed officers attached Gen Tayor army nfersperSed
with numerous Anecdotes of the Mexican War, and per-
sOna adventures OF the officers; compiled from public docu
mcnS and private correspondence with accurate Portraits
GEN sCoTF AND HIS sTAFF-Comprising Me-
moirS OF Gen. Scott, Twggs, Smith, auitman Shields,
Pillow, Lane, Cadwalader Patterson and Pierce; Co.'s
Chds Riley Harvey Butler and other dstin guished Off
attached TO Gen. SCOTS Army etc
THE WAR AND IT'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
complete History o. all the American Armies in Mexico
with biographical sketce and anecdotes of the distin
guished Officers in he Regular Army and the Volunteer
force.
PICTORIAL LIFE OF WASHINGTON.
Just received and oF sale at the New Orleans Sationers
Warehouse and Emporium Tor Standard Miscellaneous
mI2O j. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS
A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH VERsIFICATION-Con
q tanning rules for the structure Of the different kinds Of
verse ias'Taled by numerous example, from The best
TIE LEE OF THE CHEEALIER BAYARD, the
E2o1 knight, sans Pe"r ct sans feBrocAe2 By w
HISTORY OF THE GIRONDisTS. Or, Personal Me
mors OF the Patriots OF The French Revolution from
published sources. By AlphonSe DeI.aNiartHi, Author
Of Travels in the Holy Land, etc In vols. Vol. 2.
toes M W5, Mo ,n1 &f Of A a FfE IN % one
Volume complete uniform with Appleton beautiful ed
sCE&iE$ IN WASHINGTON, y Story ofthe Last Gen
ADVENTURES %, MEXICO AND THE ROCKY
No NJ, i 1EPERs' FIcToRIAL iHisfoRY OF
Just received and for sale the Neworeans statoners
Warehouse. [mhl3I ]. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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&ANEANMA,
ALFRED MUNROE q co.'s

RETAIL CT IT HIN G. ESTABLISHMENT
No. "a Magazine Street.
TINE system OF business which have established
l. not but be factory to the purchaser. Every article
offered at the very lowest price at which it be sold and
deduction can, any instance be made. We manufac-
ue all goods expressly for own retail sales and we
all times offer the largest and most complete assort
ment of CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NiSHING GOODS to be found in New Orleans, and would
respectfully solicit examination of Stock. The fol-
lowing only partial list of articles which we are now
offering at greatly reduced prices:
FALL. AND I1IIrrTr72 q n1,-Irnrc.