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IRELAND.-Public attention is most earnestly di-
rected. now, to the Developments in Ireland and
painful anxiety prevails to learn the course of
avents fharp
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FUNERAL AT MEMPHIs.-The funeral of Mr.. p
2. Baker, of Memphis, on the 10th inst, was at
tended by large concourse of citizens
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DAILY CRESCENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUNDAYS EXCEPTED -
By HAYES & MCCLURE.
A. H. HAYEs....J. T.. NJ CLURE.
Office--NO 50 t.rCharIes street.

TERMS OF THE CRESCENT
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Eight Dollars per yearhalf yearly and quarterly at the
raes-in advance Single copies, Fire Cents
The office will receipt for all subscriptions exceeding week.
SEMI W EEKLY-Fire Dollars per annum,
ADVERTISEMENTS exceeding twelve lines, Agate type,
81 for the first insertion, and 50 for every subsequent
seron Those length proportion Notices the
second OF ten lines IN Pearl type, 81 each insertion
Advertisements published weekly, weekly weekly monthly,
charged 81 square IL A liberal
discount made To those who advertise by the year.
MARRIAGE and OBITUARY Notices charged per square,
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GrWe would call attention to the sales at auc-
ton to-day by Messrs. Pierson & Bonneval; they
will sell at IL O'Clock at Banks Arcade, valuable
lot of negroes, also Texas lands and town lots near
jacksonville, and a Saw Mill, situated on Notre
Dame street See advertisements.
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~ The Members of Orleans Temple of Honor
No B hold a meeting tonight
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VALUABLE BOOKS,

d ELIGIOUS BOOkS-Fo sale at No. 40 Ca@
III Street
The Complete works of Rev. Robert Hall vols.
Lords Exposition of the Apocalypse, vol.
Shorts History of the Church of England, vol
French's Notes on the Parallels vol
Barnes and Jenours Notes on Isaiah.
Thouck's Commentaries on the Romans.
D'Aubigne's Reformation in Germany, ETC.
Bush's Notes on the Resurrection, vol
Barnes and Hodges Notes on the Romans
Jays Bickesers and Wnchester's Family Prayers
Episcopal and Catholic Prayer BookSgreat variety sizes
and styles of binding.
Catholic and Protestant Bbles-great variety.
Sleeper, by Rev John A Clark
Complete Works of Rev. Thomas Dick s vols.
Jay Morning Exercises and Prayers.
The Great Awakening History of the Great Revival 10
- New England, by EVhitefield 4 Edwards
Hunters Sacred Biography, | vol For sale By
apis 3td<t s. WOODAIJ, "a (ampd
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To- French Spanish, English and Italian Ian
guages.-YIYA POCE SYSTEM.-JAMES De PALoS, Pro-
fesso of Modern Languages No. a. Exchange Place. opposite the
Postoc between Canal Streets New Orleans
teaches the above Languages correctly peculiar and
His the result eighteen labor and experience
the of his profession, ou ned sound principles
the laws nature successfully practiced city
for the last has been demonstrated
by which scientific and practical knowledge language can
be acquired the and such the
student and speak language were his native
Persons wishing honor him with confidence are requested to
call his office from 10 NJ, to p. NJ No. Ia E1
change Place.
References numerous aud respectable. mill Ennis
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~ The New Orleans Institute will open this
evening, at quarter before O'Clock, at the Bap-
list Church, on the South side of Triton walk near
Dryades street.
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Further Gleanings from our Mexican News.

MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-From all along the river,
we get accounts of an unusual swell and rising.
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fN DR. A. w. Coleman's Anti-Dyspeptic and Tonic
Btters-FOr the cure of Dyspepsia Nausea. Liver Com.


Bitters-For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Nausea Liver Com
Tonic most OF the ebr diseases this climate
certain preventive yphu aud other infectious diseases.
EY Physicians OF the first standing this
practice diseases incident Pregnancy, vizNauea ystera,
Headache Pain in the Abdomen Painting Fits and Nervous a
bty preference to OF the preparations of 1ateran
ES nequaed remedy diseases peculiar Females
(See directions around each botte
az Put quart botte with the the large
raised letters each bottle.
HS- Prce$l bottle, bottles for SIS. liberal allow
ance TO the trade
sale by sICKLEs Co.. 40 Canal and "a Magazine st. H.
KENNEDY 64Chartes Also
POYDRAS S EFT, New Orleans. mh22 diff
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GEOGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
rre,eor,pbed for the Crescent

Arr;,Ml of the Hibernia-ResuH Of the Dubttn Meet
;ug on st. Patrick's Day-Confus'on an CONNER
c;al Affairs on the Continent.
Our Telegraphic Dispatch from mobile last night
informs us that Aliens Resolutions OF sympathy
nassed the Senate on the 9th, by vote OF 50 ayes
to nine nays.
The steamship Hiberna arrived at'NeW DIRK on
the sth instant, bringing very important news
The revolutionary spirit has spread still more vide
" over Europe. and has given rise to insurrecton
in almost every country England alone seems to
be exempted. The monster meeting which was
held in Ireland, passed off quietly, and without
bIoodshed. The people made no resistance. They
did not even strike a blow to save their leaders
from arrest by the armed myrmidons of British
power. Great confusion in trade has resulted from
the political convusionssin Europe.
France, under her Provisional Government, Is
ENJOYING perfect state of tranquility, but her
financial affairs are in horribly deranged con-
dition The Bank of Rouen has failed, and large
failures have occurred in consequence.
Cotton has fallen of penny.
MoBILE-Sales of Cotton yesterday amounted
to 400 bales. The market was very unsettled.
NIiddIings 81 to 81 cents.
Reprehensble Affair at Mobile
We earnestly hope that there is some mistake in
the story of certain conduct, by persons at Mobile,
toward State Senator lately visiting that city. II
true, as we get the story, no language can be too
severe toward those who not only violated the du-
ties of ordinary hospitality but committed an out
rage on all those laws recognized by decent and
respectable citizens. 1t seems that Mr. Monisette,
the Senator from Monroe, had something to do with
the authorship of a law lately passed by the Ala
bama Legislature, in reference to cotton samping-
which law was not agreeable to some persons in
Mobile. These persons took the opportunity of a
visit by Mr.. Monisette to their city, to go in gang
disguised by masks, to his house. Not finding him
there, they went somewhere else and meeting Mr.
NJ. began an insulting use of epithets toward him.
and finished by peltng his person with handsful of
cotton! That such conduct was shameful in the
highest degree, needs no argument to prove. We
are much mistaken if the respectable citizens of
Mobile do not feel in the highest degree indignant at
deed that will jeopardize the good name of their
city, if allowed to go unrebuked.
In connection with this affair." we hear rumors of
an event in the utmost degree painful, involving
its effect female member of Mr. Monisette's
family. We wait for further particulars before
saying any thing more on the subject
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o. The attention of those interested is called to
the notice of the Degree temple, this evening.
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tV Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements in the other columns this paper He
very best in his profession the United States All
in need would do well give him call, Sc ouse
mhl6 2m
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-The opera of Othello al
this theatre tonight.
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Torn DowN-The old wall that has so long guarded the
Customhouse yesterday completely demolished The
venerable structure, through which many dollars have
passed into the treasury of Uncle SAM now looks though
had lost its only friend and has disappearance of
country meeting house. than building into which
annually large share of the of the United
States The offices will all be removed down town and
the old Cusomhouse give place edice that will be
ornament TO city.
FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT--HOtmesd SnaRpick VS.: Cap
tain and OTncrs Of Steamboat Belle 4ir-In this
plaintiff claimed the OF 81 500 damages done
buildings belonging plaintiffs and situated the town of
Chester, Illinois, Plaintiffs set forth in their petition that
about the I'D day of June 1884, during the great flood
the Mississippi when the water overlooked all the bottom
lands the property of petitioners, the steamboat Belle
Arwas descending the Mississippi river and being pro-
pey differed provided, and manned and through careless
and righteousness, into the aforesaid buildings of
petitioners and totally destroyed one, and damaged the other
Petitioners claim not ony4he actual damage done the build
ngs which they placed at So 800 but further claimed 81 600
consequential damages resulting from loss of the use and
benefit OF said buildings, until they could be replaced The
Judge declined giving judgment for consequential da
stating that the law in such so limited in its
application and liable to many contingencies that such
damages almost unsuscepble of legal proof Judgment
given in favor OF plaintiffs for 49, 500 it'll interest from
March 2Sth 1885, until paid together with of suit and
privileges of property attached.
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SUNDRIES.
LNOR SALE BY THOMAS L. WHITE M

ENOR SALE BY THOMAS l.. WHITE, MS s.
IL Canal Street
Browns celebrated Gold PENS
Gold and silver Holders-a great variety;
Silver and Shell Gard Gases
Fancy Portable Writing Desks;
Opera Glasses of various Lens
Masonic and Tempers' Aprons;
Rodgers superior Penknives;
Chess!men and Backgammon Boards
Gold aud Silver Tooth Picks
Silk and Silk Beaded Purses
Law, Medical and School Books in great variety sa
tionery, Ink and Steel Pens.
apis 81 THOS L. WHITE So Canal d.
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70 Graefeubere Health Bitters.-Tbese

to Graefenberg Health Bitters.-These are entirely
vegetable and sul and elegantly prepared by the Gaeienbe
Company from number of the purifying
baks herbs and gathered pa
of America As eobsmenta
the and refresh the salow they
efficacy. Taken the
they the powerful preventive of tebe and agush
plants. Elderly persons whose life Tagging will
them of will females who have reached that period
the OF life Throughout the Western Southern por
OF this country these Btters should freely used.
The price but 25 package which will quarts
sufficient a whole
"a For Agents. Graeenberg's A. on fourth
aDI3
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Revolu+ion in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

By the brig Millaudon, Capt. Delvallle, winch
left Havana on the 9th inst, we have received full
files of Havana papers to the 4th, In the Ddr'o
de la Marina of the Both ut., we find accounts OF
revolution in Bolivia Last October some provinces
had declared against Balivian, which, however,
was nut down by the latter. Last December the
Department of La Paz, led by Col Beiza' pro-
nolnced against the established government
Ornao also declared for the insurgents. belzh ae-
clared himself President. twas supposed tfat the
government of Peru had instigated the reDellloh
BalIivian now resigned his power zen. ouhaf'e
then marched against the rebels but on MS way
his officers detected and left him powerless. lhe
reyoIutonists seem to have been lett, at the last
accounts, in possession of the field.
From Venezuela although we have dates to the
1,b milf the news is not much more definite. Gen.
s,nnaoas had succeeded in quelling the congress
ss,naI opposition. On the I'd ult Monagas left
Caracas to take command of the army. On the
9Th of February Monagas's army was at San
Pablo while that of Paez was at Apure.
A famous female dwarf, smaller than Tom
Thumb, was being exhibited at Matanzas.
There is no local news, from Havana, of the
least importance.
EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF GEN ScoTT-Bnt
few days will probably elapse before the Major
General, in chief command of the American army
will on his return from the field of his fame and his
glory, be in New Orleans, Surely, it cannot be- at
this time too soon to make the proper arrangements
for his reception. Are our authorities willing to let
the name of our city be jeOpardiZed by neglectng
these things to the last moment-a moment, perhaps,
TOO late
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~ Cure Warranted:-DR. A.

u Cure Warranted-DR "A. ". COLE.MaN'S
CELEBRATED GONORRHEA MIXTURE.-Ths cee
brate has met the appreciation the medical
profession II purely vegetable compound The
which offered the public alone sufficient
1t is devoid of nauseang and warranted
nience the patient any
k all fails effect cure the money will be
refunded.
~ For sale by H. KENNEDY st. and by the
preor at his office, go POYDRAS ST., dtf
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IL CAMP S'h GUINNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, ~ ..
FANCY AND DE 4ofEE I ARTICLES:
COMBS, UsHES. PEE FDMhh1
Dressing Gases, work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, MBRELLAs,
SHIRTS, SCaRFS, CRATATS, GLOFES'
GOLD PENS, CUTLERY, ETC.
IL Camp street. 70 camp S''e'
Splendid Clothing Establishment.
TT Boyle & Sands, grateful for past iayo W9 9a e
n nI F ln rs s atsnoP m Tooopoas
NIB Gentlemen arriving city will find it to their interest s
to call and examine for themselves apo
c. Spring and Summer Clothng. ALFRED
MUNRoE & Co, No. "a MAGAZINE Street, have received by
arrivals a very choice assortment of
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING,
which they would invite the their friends and CUSTOM
The following described goods all OF the latest Styles ana are
and trimmed the best All goods are war
raned in every respect
Dress Coats, Frocks and sacs, following materials
Dnp dEte; "'' French Llama Cloth
sas ss i%a a,s sSSts2 ht As" 6 6p d GiG
B ,Iua" Olive live and Mixed castmerette.
Polka Goats, of the following materials:
Black and blue Drap d'Ete; Black and eoored Cloth;'
Llama Cloth; LIght Tweed;
Brown, Yellow and Check Linen
Plantations, Of the following materials
French Mrrino; Single hIilei French Doeskin
Drap d'Ete: kubans de Lame;
Dram lie Vienne. Colpred French Drilmgs;
Parametta; White Linen Drilling
Black Blue Alpaca; White Irish Linen;
Drap de Turk: White Linen Duck
India Nankeen ListaCo Check;
French English and American Cottonade.
Vests, of the following materials
Black and colored Satin; Orleans Silk and Linen
Black and colOred Silk; Fancy colored Linen;
Bombazne; Pam Linen;
White Marseiles: Buff Cashmere
Fancy Marselles; Black and fancy Velvet
Rich light Silk ard Satin, for Balls and Soirees.
Shirts and Drawers.-White Muslin SHIRTS Striped
Linen Shirts; Brown, Pink and White Cotton Knit
Cotton Gauze Merno Cauze Flannel and Silk Unersis
Drawers.
Rich Cravats; Muslin and Baste Cavas Linen
Silk Hlkfs. Suspendels, Gloves Hat-hose
AIso-Trmks Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas.
20" We selling WINTER CLOTHING at remarka
bly, low prices
Black Cloth Dress Frock from $40 $25
Black Dokin and Cashmere Pauts from 81 50 $40
apl2 2dp1 ALFRED MUNROE g. CO., "a Magazine
sE Fashionable Clothing THOMPSON y NIX
superior stock Fashionable Summer Clothing,
comprising all materials manufacture Their Stock
consists of
Super black Ora d Etc Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black and colored fancy Goats;
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs; -
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs;
Best black French ORA d Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marseiles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseiles Vests
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Undershrs; Drawers
HaEhose; Pocket Handkerchefs Cravats Gloves;
suspenders, etcset apS2dptyl
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ECLIPSE CoURsE-CARRoLLToN'
All I 49,

-o,S SPR IMG ~ T iWG' n-i f51Racc 70
l. ocme off at % P M-Jockey Club Purse s'' D'
trance 10 per cent. added-Four mile heats
ENTRIES. ,,,os dam
1-W. N. Rogers b. f. Charmer, by imp. Glencoe "''
Betsey Malone years od-o3 lbs. Dress, Mon. Ton,
R Tenboeck's b. h. Mons Bertrand 6y Red and
son, dam by Bertrand aged-l24 lbs. DresS wv
Blue. -, - dam
81; Van Leer's C. f. Quadrikte, by imp; hIeh'V'
Galopade years old-S3 lbs. Dress. BafhI ran OBJ
Members Of the Louisiana Association Jocky va. Badge.
tain their Badges at the Ticket office on the tone o ar
tor strangers which will ente them and the s a may
party to all the privileges ofthe Course iof the
be had at the Ticket Office. - the de.
1V During the Races the Cars will depart iio ~ after
pot on Baronne street usual up to II oc9gk' , com
which they will leave at ~, 12a, Ia, III me tIp VIII
nence after the arrival of the last The reg cs will
be run after this, and when the is over an eA'
make intermediate trips often necessary AIM
w Admission to the gate and public standf, iHrE
THOS EUBANk LEEIrois,;on
alb Secretary Of the Louisiana A ssoo.~~-~-
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To- Writing.-Messrs. DOI1BEAR, No. Is Camp and
90 Chdrtres invite all their former pupils who have been
tanned from their lessons by Business other cause,
lessons their leisure, whether they have alb
month, ~ wears, nj to con-
time until H. MM free, bold and rapid business style
well established AMs Persons fromB years
accomplish lns<rZ-sX Pupils in BOOK KEEPING will be
well fitted for the Counting Houses experienced Teacher
and Practical Accountant.
ST- Hours to ii A. M. and TO g. to 9P. M. mh3l
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE

=, =, IiWF On AN 7 INTELLIGENCE.
To the Citizens and Strangers in New Orlea,s
INFORMAIION received yesterday from onr n,aT
qfactory in Newark New Jerey-445S hours in advan
OF the maha SUITS had been directed to be sold on re-
possible destination from COST to all Who might cali and
ahe applcaon Tor one or either Spring or Summer
cent have been biding their time for These sTTs viii
will inquire for the NEW lI CTHIN1: srG ID Strangers
M0GRIDGE & ANTHON, under St. Charles Hotel.
dpII ~ "a corner Common and ST Charles streets
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To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE g. CO.'S One Price Store No. "a Magazine street.
where always be found the largest Goods
Orleans, and at uniformly low prices mh5
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RACEs.-Eclipse Course.-The the Eclipse
Course to-day, promises to be of than ordinary interest
Chame the winner of the four mile day the Metare
will try her hand her heels, for the purse to-day,
her competitors likely put her all she knows. The
race will be of great interest and the
reaching the track and the accommodations when there
will doubtless ensure a full attendance
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RISING OF WATERs-The Democrat. at Yazoo
City, says that the high and still rising The Vicks
burg Sentinel OF the 18th says The river at this point is
still rising and boats from above yesterday report great rise
from the Upper Mississippi Fears entertained of an n
pecedented flood The St Louis Organ of the 9th says
he nver opposite this city took sudden of five feet
uong Tuesday night. Yesterday continued rising and
a h hsihg with rapidity Considerable damage was
oe 10 produce the levee which presented an animated
OWING 10 the immense number employed in re-
The M sus: Boats down yesterday from Galena report
1e ssspp rising that point and all the way down
,l ''s rs reported over the banks in many places and
na, Inc missouri river continues to rise At Cincin
nati on the 9Th, the Ohio had fallen feet -
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New Orleans and Carrollton RAILROAD,

New Orleans and CarroIIton RalIIO -
lfss1s3s-7s- 5ssS7ys5 5,55t.s1 -y9EsssssT ~ ~
huRlNG THE RACES the CARS will ne pp'clock A.
~ The Depot Baronne street usual up 10 'clOck.
NJ. after which they will leave T. i2la, IA y! The
The Races commence after the arrival OF the as, Race
regular trains will be after this, and when he ne
over an extra will make Intermediate trips often . ;nse
sary. lapI2 drl JOHN HAMPSON, EngiA'
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EN.GLISH Merino Sack COATS:
IL Alpaca and Croton Cloth Sack do:
Cheek and Plaid Linen do;
English Merino Polka ia CKETS:
CHECK and'Plad Linen do do
Do. do PANTS;
English Merno do;
Satin, Alpaca, and Marselles VESTS:
Inc, Linen Bosom Shirts Socks SnsPender: &c, &c
ap IL 1w corner Canal and Magazine street
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHIN

fASHIUNABLE SUMMER CLOTHING
N0..21 C.HN.AL STREET. Under the Planters Hail
'A'HE subscribers have received large and fashouaA
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every anna
from New York, at which place they have mannacDT
Although their terms already pretty well known 10 ts
system OF doing strict cash business believing this ys
to be as beneficial to their customers tothemseyes Ea
are not charged an extra price in order to cover the @
which those who do credit business alcays more Or K
sustain. A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWELL u CO.. q Canala,
apll Sm III nder the Plantan Hnid
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ORLEANS THEATRE
- Grand Opera in acts by Rossni. Of 0TH ifwT1s
fe5iofmers-Messrs Duffeyt, DubIeuil Feury oy sS,,
~TefIormance to commence at O'Clock A'"u
Doors open at "a, curtain rises at O'Clock
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TRUNKS-TRUNKS-TRU
IRON FRAME Travelling TRUNKS; C~~~
i Imitation do do fsss&J1 u GE
SOle-leather do. do; ~fTTnAM 10 IVA
Wood Folio do. do; N1N.G4sl ~
Packing Trunks. Vaises and Carpet Bags
Having made arrangement with Northern manufac.
ure for constant supply, will sell them 20 per cent be-
low former prices M. HUNTINGTON
ap Elw corner Canal and Magazine streets
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A M USEM EN- rs.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE
Managers, LUDLOW & SMITH. Stage MI INV.
SATURDAY, April Is, 1S4s.-Last Nisb, .sr
- LA DEAN.Last Night but One Of NJ q y M Ms
Mr. Dean and Mr. Chppendale viii appea, T. TTa is
edy OF the HONEY MOON Duke Araaza, Mr. 4 1INS NO.
Mis- Julia Dean To conclude with tGbn he Tnss,sl a
MRECkER'S DAUGHTERS Robert Nj asq ~ q ID
Black Norris, Mr.; Clarke; Marian Mis- jui, i H. ol
appear. N+'i AM VI
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IHE AFFAIRS IN FRANCE
IL is THE GENERAL OPINION OF THE KNov
ING ONES. that the unsettled state of FRANCE W
greatly advance the price of French Goods II is theg
possible. The undersigned have large stock Of FasTS
BILE CLOTHING on hand, where persons can be suiaJ
terms suitable to suit every suitor ''' VI
MOGRIDGE & ANTHON