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% The Boston Post, alluding to defeated can
ddate (for nomination. in the sixth ward OF this
civ, says:
g 1t is not surprising that Shakespeare should be
beaten in Now Orleans, considering how often he
has been murdered in that city and elsewhere,
of a democrat to stand a great chance in wing
caucus. However, the editor served him right for
being in such company, and it will undoubtedly be
Il lesson to Shakespeare not TO speak conemptuously
of paper bullets in any forthcoming comedies.
Poor Shakespeare! the editors have always been
100 much for him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-03

GREAT IRISH MEETING IN CHARLESTON, S. c.
Last Wednesday evening the Charleston Friends
of Ireland held large and enthusiastic meeting at
Iibernia Hall. The following resolution, among
others, adopted:
RESOLVED, That the President of this Association
be, and he is hereby requested to communicate
with the presiding officers ofsimilar Associations in
New York, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Baltimore
and st. Louis, and other sections of the Union,
where Associations for like purposes have been
formed and, that he apprise them Of the fact Of
association and organization of our ardent sym
pathy with the mseries and Affections of the peo
pie of Ireland, and of our readiness to commune
and cooperate with the said Associations in the
great and orious cause of the political redemption
of that much wronged and oppressed land.
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GRAND FRENCH CELEBRATION AT WASHING
%oN.-The g last best gift ;" of Washington to
France, in the way of encouragement and sympa-
ahy, was developed in that city on the 9th uIt A
procession, including the President Senate, House
eff Representatives, Foreign Minister'S Military etc.,
aurned out, with various trades and societies. The
procession and meeting were very large. An adj
s!ress was delivered from the east front Of the
aanitol
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How THEY TALK IN IRELAND.-Surely, where
there plenty of such talk as the following. long
time can elapse without some fighting. The re-
marks We're made at meeting, lately, in Dublin.
of the 6 Irish Confederation. First, Mr. J. P.
Barry said:
Weae fully determined to drive EugisEmen and all other
foreigners from the Government oil Ireland, and the
responsibility ourselves In the meantime the Government
VIII do well to make their arrangements for the time left
them yet Is very Short and rmen are determined to be
Shall the Whole World Be free and Ireland p"S
e s paris % Let s the =, clubs take the
men on three days notice. Loud cheer1
Mr.. O'Gonman was more precise and Ineligible:
Let English power choose its battle ground will
fight with the weapons OF its law or come in the pride of its
ney General the carbneern way, and every way,
we will oppose them face to face, and bring this contest,
boldly begun TO triumphant ISSUE Vehement cheers1
Mr. ID. Kelley less explicit
I call on the people to arm-am-arm Three hundred
thousand EugIsl,men Chasts will assemble in London
buge in England shall be answered in Ireland.
Mr. Mitchell spoke out
entreat you for the love of God get yourselves guns
wou # oon ug d
then let him get good ash pole eight Or ten feet long and
speeches and resolutions will avail you nothing unless You
are well armed and prepared to turn out [Vocteous cries
Whatever he had written spoken published he would
stand by: and he now informed the gentleman who took
II
printed them, and that they edtious ibels. Cloud
cheerS.) But seiiton small NATTER he was now
about to commit high treason. (Chee He meant to call
on them if they would not remain slaves for to up
he did not say when-but to rise up early day, or
perhaps early night and smash through the castle of Dub
lin, and tear it down. Tremendous appause) He would
conclude by observing that whatever might be the OPT
MON OF other conederate there should be for him
until he saw Ireland free republic"
Mr.. Dehony told his hearers that 90 the pleasant
est sound to his ears would be the sound of rifle
that they must up with the barricades and resolve
to fight III the open strees-and prepare to make
their last effort against England
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o. The Broadway Theatre, NewYork, caught
fire in the gas department, on the evening Of the
I'D ult. The cords of the drop-curtain were cut.
to prevent its spreading in the house. carpenter
named Pray, being ignorant of the event, was en-
gagged near the foot-lights and the roller, striking
nm on the head, fractured his skull He was taken
to , the hospital, where he died in about hour.
Inc fre was put out without further damage ex-
cept The loss of the drop-curtain
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G. YALE, JR., g. co.

Mo.
TvAVE HIST RECEIVED, per late arrivals; large and
Ill general assortment Of sPRLNG GOODS, among na
Mn n are Embrodered swiss Muns Black Italian and
Rhine Of of ~ da Bses e Ae ee NP e%
styles Bonn C Ribbons b PLAIN Rad AID S d.
s 81 Fashions Paraso Fancy Handkerchief BON
S 1EETFsA AND 5"t CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, Linen
1ambrc handkerchief Embroidered Capes, Collars and
Cbemsettes Thread and Isle Laces and Edging Swiss
and Jaconet Musns. Cambncs Gloves, Hosiery, ETC. TO
which they would respectfully call the attention Of their Gus
omers and the public generally. ap10 Imp
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aw See Auction Sales This Day.

VERANDA HoTEL.-The public will be glad to
fearn that this popular hotel will be kept open
eluring the summer months-and we congratulate
Mr. Nudge in securing as partners in his establish
anent, men of such sterling worth and deserved
popularity Messfs. Hdreth and Radford. MIR.
Radord has been the chief clerk in the house since
it first taken by the late Mr.. Ward, and we are
sure that no one who has ever been an inmate there
during that time, but will wish him success as
rroprietOr
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Shortly the drama in
chs city will close for the season. and then shall
se at great loss for those amllsements which have
afforded us much pleasure during the past Win
Ser Tonight is the last but two of DR.. Collyer's
Model Artists Their performances are acknow-
lodged by conaossiers in the arts of sculpture and
painting to be extremely chase and beautiful. The
farce in two acts called the Lady and the Devil -
kyill commence the performance.
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FRESH ANTI RENT TRoUBLE s.-The difficulties
in the Anti-Rent district, up the Hudson River,
have broken ont afresh. Many official movements
have been resisted and there occur, from time to
time sharp contests between the constabuary force
and the people
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~" Dr. A. w. Coleman's Anti-Dyspeptic and
Tonic RitterszFrom R D. Virgins, Esq. Justice Peace

- Mobile November II, lS47.
Dear Sir have been using DR.. A W. Coleman's ANTI
Dyspeptc and Tonic Btters, since you commenced
manufacturing them my family and say that have found
them that have used was troubled
with headache which they Immediately relieved They
and generally relieve dyspepsia
immediately and n excellent remedy
nv children. conclusion, would say, that while they
medicine, they pleasant to the taste
Yours &c. ROBERT D. WIGGINS
.R5 Sold by the proprietor Office go POYDRAs ST. New
Orleans NAL Ct 2dp
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NJ We had the pleasure yesterday of meeting
our old FRIEND Mr.. J. R. Barnard, lately from the
city of Mexico Mr.. B. has been until very recently,
associated with Mr. Peoples in the publication of
the American Star" In fact has been engaged
in publishing army journals from Tampico to the
city and is now ready for move on California.
He looks as if Mexico was healthy region.
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COMMERCIAL HoTEL.-This splendid establish
snent at the corner of Grod and New Levee streets,
ss now under the control of Mr. Clark Adams, the
former proprietor of the well-known Ionhne
House" BY referring to his card in another column,
it will be found that he is prepared to carry his
establishment in the m Ost excellent STYLE
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Independent Watch Patrol.

AT meeting of the Association last evening, May g. at
the Lodge ROOM, the following gentlemen were elected
othce$for the ensuing year
Chief IF the Pdtrol-D. Osborne
First .iSSistdRt-Rober Kerrison.
Second .4ssistGpt-M. Smith.
Thru .lssistant-E. S. Chlds.
Fourth .4sSistdnt-John Temple
Fifth .3SsiStGRt-M Barrett
Strth .7ssistaRt-SmtI lizard
SereRh .4ssiStant-J r. Drummond.
Eighth .9ssiStGnt-J. Mclean.
Ninth .4ssistant-George Daggle..
Surgeon and Inspector Generai-Not elected
Sergeant-at-.4rmS-Henry Nichols.
.Tarshais-Composed of one hundred efficient men
,C2unsetisaac T Preston, s. S. Prentss, 2. soue, M.
NJ. Reynolds. Esquires
:, Corrc$pondeats-E Camp, G. Wilkes Esquires, New
York oTk High Constable Cappi Boston High Constable
Mayor VIM. Seaton, Washington, DC.
The object of this Patrol will be guard the property of
Merchants, Insurance Companies Banks etc.
The Patrol will be on duty from O'Clock A, NJ and
to p. M lter the Night Watch retire.
Applications for Marshas to be made to the Chief
BY order, ID. OSBORNE. Chief
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o. We extract the following from an exchange
paper. because it comedies with the opinions of
two beautiful New Orleans ladies':
"A man who avoids matrimony on account of
the cares of welded life, is compared to one who
would amputate leg to save his toes from corns.''
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~ d. Baker e. Co, so Camp street, sends us
She April number of The Farmers Library and
Monthly Journal" published by Greeley & Neil
rath, New York. The work Is highly useful to
Iar
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WINTERS PARTING GRIP.-The storm of the
both ut. was very severe at the North, and snow
Sell, during the day., to a considerable depth. In
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, six inches-in Springfield
Mass, four inches-n Boston, three inches The
Springfield Republican of the succeeding day says
shat the mountains of that vicinity the slejghing
twas excellent.
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Is Some NewYork rats, on the night of the 2lst
ult, ate into the Croton water pipe, in the upper
story of Mr. Sherwood's dining place, 100 Water
street; and when the doors Were opened in the
morning, the place was found to be flooded.
Gnaw-ty rats
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PoRTRAIrs.-Itw will be seen, by reference to our
neighbor Hutchings's advertisement, that he has a
lightning process of taking ones counterpart which
can't be beat by either the Morse or OReilly lines.
Those who wish to present agreeable mementoes
their relatives, friends ''ladyeloves,' would
do we'll to give him a call.
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FRENCH NATIONAL DEBT.-It is stated in a
summary in the Baltimore American, that the
French national debt amounts to 5,200,000,0C0
francs Or, in dollars, to the sum of one thousand
and forty millions The national debt has been on
the increase for years past In 1871 it amounted to
4,250000,000 francs; or, in round numbers to
S50,O00,000. Thus in seven years there has been
an increase of some two hundred millions of dol
lars. An official report by NJ. GARNER Pages, one
of the digntaries of the new Republic, gives full
statement of the financial affairs of the country
and declares that the Republic will save France
from bankruptcy" 1t appears, at any rate, whe
ther this prediction stand good not that under
the Government Of Louis Philippe the prospect of a
national bankruptcy, sooner later, very pal
pable In 1880, the annual budget Of expenditures
was in dollars, two hundred millions in lS47, it
was more than three hundred millions. This large
increase of annual expenditure has left little to
show for it. The conquest of Algeria may be reck-
oned something but the against Al giers was
carried on in the time of Charles n, and the
expenses of that war for 1880 are included in the
budget of that year. A national debt of one thou
sand millions of dollars is serious matter, still
more serious matter is national debt of four thou
sand millions of dollars. Embarrassing as the con-
diton of France is, with the burden of the former,
that of England laborng under debt Of four times
as large is not less perpIexng.
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FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. - This body
meets tomorrow, the 4th inst. On their delibera-
lions what future events will wait; what solemn
responsibility is theirs
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d 1t is estimated that the Customhouse at St
Louis will yield to the United States Treasury over
100000. Last year it was $4,000.
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DEATH FROM A RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - The
cars OF the railroad going into Rochester, N. Y,
We're thrown off the track, the Goth ult killing
VIM. Aims and Nicholas Benner, and wounding
several other persons
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d John Wentworth sends us public documents
from Washington. Thanks.
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u IL was the American, not British, ship Cy-
Dele, that was wrecked on Berry Island.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1s4s.

From GALvEsToN.-Th The steamboat faiinetto'
which left Galveston on the 3Oth ut, Drought US
Yesterday late Texas papers.
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CASTOR OIL.-About a thousand barrels of this
delicious stuff are brought down annually from st.
Louis.
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Dreadful Conflict at The Feejee Lslands-Eigh
Hundred KHled.-By the arrival of the Sydney
mail we informed of a most severe battle having
taken place, on the 18th of September, at the Feejee
Islands, between the chiefs and the people of Abua
and Rena, in which the latter defeated, but
escaped with number of their adherents to Juva
harbor, seven miles west of Rena Roads, where
they intended so sete-aIi the habitations of Rena
being burnt to the ground by the chiefs of Abua.
The number slain, on both sides, amounted to up
wards of eight hundred, the bodies of whom still
remained there. Fortunately for the missionaries,
the scene of warfare occurred at some distance
from their location English paper.
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IL CAMP STREET IL CAMP STREET
GUINNESS 4. BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. O..
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES:
COMBS, USHES, PER FUyNERY:
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Gases, work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, U BRELLAS,
SHIRTS. SC.4RFS, CRiT.dTS, GLOYES,
GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
IL Camp street. IL Camp street.
e5" The America G raefenberg Theory does not
presume thar medicine cure all Diseases II Is idle and
dent 10 faunt the face OF intelligent community
is the language quacks and preten'ers But the
medicines offered by Craeenberg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its anItote.
- For Agents. Graeenbergs Series, fourth page. ms
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CLOTHING-CLOTHING.

.AIFRED .NU.NROE d CO., No. "a JNdgdkss,.e ''
THEIR CUSTOMERS: ~ss5S
(We do MT keep Store ODeh on oh"lnG'JJ ur;no
'OSE of customers who are InaDie 70 c ntii baf
the day will find open in the evening n. daa
past o'clock. If any article purchased IN me evening III;
not prove satisfactory it may be retqInedp an (, ~
refunded. ALFRED MI Nafh11yI- o. 800 s,xao,
ans 2ptf No "a hagdAne oIetzt.
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STEAMER WAsHINGToN.-This vessel, after pro-
ceeding to sea, from New York, on the Goth ult,
broke her piston rod, and had to put back into port
% Camp street, west of Lafayette Square, is
enlivened by the presence of many charming ladies
every pleasant evening.
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sy- Jones's Italian Chemical soap.-The soft, an

sS" Joness Italian Chemical Soap-The soft, an
ecal complexion females grateful while the tepl
se coarse, muddy yellow of others inspire disgust The
with males Could such people be induced cake of the
Jorss Italian Medical Soap they would be enapred with the
change They would have delicate clear white sk while every
Disagreement would be removed and cured.
Particular NotcePeTsons who have bought cheap coterets
and limitations OF this, and have had effect produced this
the original
% Mind ask for ones Soap and buy in NewYorh the
the American Eagle, SO Chatham only Only New
Orleans, J. WRIGHT, ISL ClartTes apps Ct
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~ Sixty steamers will probably be built at Pitts
burg this year.
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TT French, Spanish and Italian Languages.-By

-" French, Spanish and Italian Lsnguages-By
OLLENDoRFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning read, nrite
speak undersigned practical Pro-
French Spanish English and Italian Languages res
pectuy young gentlemen others OF this commercial
comty wish acquire thorough knowledge of any of the
languages he has lately arranged and established his Day
the following Daily lessons so
month three week, SIS per monpayabe IN vance
Glasses day and evening" throughout the year and pupils
admitted every day. J. ). DePALOS,
OF Modern No. IA Exchange Place,
Composite the Post-Ofice.)
Can be his office on9 to O'Clock and the evening from
Glasses may formed the city Notice lett at the
bookstore of Nj j. Steel u Camp street, VIII be aLenled TO- apl7
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% Wesley Pine, of Poughkeepse, N. Y, is &c
hung on the 26th inst, for numbering Mrs Russell
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~" Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements other columns this paper He OF the
very best in his profession United States. All that stand
in need would do well to give CALL Sc Customhous
mhlo I'm
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tmguished Chemist, UILLIhM J0HNSON, OF New York.
THIS uneGuaed and elegant Establishment for the HAIR
and entirely vegetable productions recommended as The most innocent
the most uxurant e1tan The effect OF tins ba
ttul article unlike
followed by dryness crspne and free application
beautiful gloss impaired the Hair, which for days
duced with increased brIaiey by brushing or washing
GFrom the N o. Delta of Friday, April 81, 1881
Jenny Ladies, bottle the Jenny
Lind air Glossthe result will be- that will, in the words
Shakespeare, try anohe., and another then What next :"
Your HAIR will be SMOOTH glossy and beautiful ravens wing
be dark fair vi! the richness OF the golden tint and
look like sunshine Do the Jenny Lind Hair
where shall ~ Next door otce-at Ruse
& Paddock's, 10 Poydras street.
e Sold only South by Rustic g. PADDOCK ITO Poydns
street. apps ct
To- II. Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor. The
b at o pAIEf ON 9be war wappers Of each box
southern Denot Isl Chartres street New Orleans a27
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For THE SEAT OF Wharf.-The U S. schooner Louisiana
Flomes master left last evening for Tampco with Govern.
ment stores
The U S steamship Massachusetts, Wood master left last
evening for VeaCruz with and number of Quarter
anaSer's men.
Passengers-Capt. NJ. s. Miller. Asst On. L. S. A :;
MAJ Bell and serv Ord. Dept Capt G. N. Buel lst Mich
Vols; Lieut.. John Wyatt I'd III Vols; NJ E. Bener Quar-.
temaseT's Dep Lieut. p. Noble LIST Dragons; Ii Bast-
wick; M. V. Collins.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER, CIR az
pAILEY,S COMPOUND FLUID EhThhonI D[
- CiNCHONA RUBA OR RED BARk- f fl a.
Bark has been used in the treaimenO intermittent ever
than 200 years but remedy in such general u the
fail to have been abused Empires have cowGe IN
powdered bark down the hroats of those who conoe
their experience without regard to 9naliy OF lnay be
they have produced by their nnsklIln ~ aoove
In 1870 Mr.. Bay of BROOKLYN N ! sncGeeCgnI he
making Fluid Extract of the Bark wc contains co a
medicinal and febrluge qualities OF the drug IN b
traed form so that the effect Of distenslon rom are d
of weak decocon ofthe bark obyaled reo an he use
with Ague and Fever may rely with confidence from ~ ''
of this article to effect a safe and speedy cure Mann
r or sac ny MA 10 80 JAW " ny3 lw
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HOTEL AND GARDENS.

one of the most delightful residences tn me Eg".
Re The CARRoLroN HoTEL AND GARpENS5s NJ &c &c
s5s5m 81 miles from Canal st. NewOreans, o'a uis
IzE-A Carroton Railroad. .o,g
The subscriber has the honor announce that ne sD
fitg prepared to accommodate Limtted NUMBER Vi ~
ERs, by the day, week. or month
n
Per Day, 50 o.. Per Week s1OC Per Month o. W
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, at any hoar, d.,sd
Fish Dinners to order and Private Parties accoliiho""
The best of Wines and Liquors. , carved
Ice Creams Sherbets Lenoaade, and Soda-nGter' e''
at the Saloon in the Gardens. -, .L.ros of
The Dining and Resaurat are under the enc, Of
Mr., PoUcHET, one of the first cateren ana io'lN'''
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables, Ten pin Alleys, and QuoIts'
Good Stabling for thirty Horses. -, A.. Ioe
fD,- The FLOWER GARDENS attached 70 tne d re in
(ten extent) laid out with much tae an q he
fine ORDER and fur surpasS anything oil Inc kh" ~
United States. -. .n,lica.
BouQrETs great variety always to be had Oh app''
ton to the Gardener. &c
is respectfully solicited By (my1tf) JAMES DD
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PAssENGERs-Per schooner Capt. Lincoln. from Vera
gTuk-Capt. Wynas. Lieuts. HAPPIER and r. b. Haey of
she 18th Infantry w j. Maxwell, p Gllarlo j. Cia,cia
q Bernard exetor of American Star, and ory-seven
discharged soldiers and teamSters.
PAssENGERs-Per ship American from Vera Cuz-Dr
=; Wright, NJ Gardiner. Capt. Nance, Lieut. Lee Brady
Sfumbuii and one hundred sick and discharged soldiers
DEp-on board the ship American on her passa re from
Vera Cruz to this port James Wien private Georgia Vol
Snte9E r Freeman LIST Michigan Volunteers: Wilsn,
Nclouu loth infantry; Anonia CasoTberry h Ariierv
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KN0wT.Es r. NOEL,

pRgCTIC9I MA TCHMdKERS'
g2 No. IS CANAL street, first door door, G-45ApTS59s
{gfA below Camp, .Neco Orleans kee2JD Iss
w ~ constantly hand a large and "A rrglsb
Gs.esIaweH selected assortment Of SWISS anu b"e
LEVER WATCHES. n.,oIos
Jewelry Silver Ware. Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens' ope'
and Fancy Goods ..y
Onr personal attention will be devoted TO repairing e
description Of FINE WATCHES Clocks, and JEwE5hff
which shall perform Satisfactorily. charge Lnye