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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

For VERA CRUz.-The U. S. steamship New
Orleans, Captain Aud, having been detained, will
leave this morning for Vera Cruz. She will take
down lao men for the Ohio and Indiana regiments,
and 60 men dor the regular army, together with
100 horses and quartermaster's stores The follow
passengers go with her: Lieuts. Lilly and Pearson,
Sergeant Mulligan, La Vols. Capt Duperu, Sd
Dragons; Capt. Croghan, I'd Dragons Lieut..
Perry, 18th Infantry; Lieut.. Thos. Nichols, 18th
Infantry Lieut.. Bramlett, 5th Tenn: Vols. VIM.
d. Lee, bearer of dispatches; G. Musson; C. F.
Wagner; l. Bogerts; S. Marcus; Abner Read; R.
Hagan. No vessel in the United States service has
been as useful to the government as the New Or
leans, and none has been more generally regular
and speedy in her passages She is a splendid YES
sci, and her commander, Captain Aud, is as cour-
teous as gentleman as he is able as a commander
We in common, we presume, with our contempora-
ries, are under many obligations to him for his
prompt attention to the interests of the press.
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of cavalry. met Mr. Clifford some distance in advance and
conducted hin, tn where the column was formed At this
nop, he was received with salute from Lieut. Frenchs
hatterv and grand flourish from the band of each regiment
x be nassed il er he had passed the entire line he
escorted to his Quarters in town The whole affair passed off
admi abv every cops deserving credit fer its fine appear
ance and discipline The Ceo Goro division never looked
or marched better the artillery companies were in excellent
order and in short it would be useless TO pacularze be-
would only have to 60 through the whole list of
gments and companies present.
The military commission appointed for the trial of the
individuals accused of having been concerned in the late
robbery and murder commenced its sitting the day before
yesterday. Two officers of the Second Pennsylvania eg
ment are implicated in the transaction. The
posed OF officers who every way worthy of the
posed IN them; and whatever be the result of their
Investigations you may be assured that justice will be done
to all parties The proceedings doubt not will be perfectly
impartial and II the prisoners be convicted they will
tainly be hung.
Our accounts from Queretaro are to the 9Th inst At that
time quorum OF Congress had not assembled there
being absent three Senators and SIX Deputies of OPT
that quorum Will soon have met i'll the capital
for have positive information that the members elect
from the State of Pueba will meet in Queetaro on MONDAY
next Those Just elected from this State will leave the city
for the same place on Monday These members will more
than comulee quorum and may be therefore reasonably
expected that before many DAYS the Mexican Congress will
he engaged in deberatng upon the treaty It said that
yev few members are opposed to it. vet am not very san
puipe of its ratification The Mexican feeling in favor of
u
moed that Bustamepte has issued circular letters from San
Ius to the different States in which he declares himself in
favor of further prosecution of the war and asserts that he
has at his disposa number of pieces of artillery large SUD-
niles of munitions of war and that he can in short time raise
large army If this be true will have very faint hopes of
neace-at least of permanent one Mexican chietfains
have bestaed to refuse to submit to the authority of
their whenever the acts of that have
hammered to conflict with their peculiar opinions or interests
If Bustamente who is one of the most influential men in
Mexico really has at his command the that he
he has and if he can raise an army to support him what
+o hin, sbonId bs no ,cned from uspo tho noye,
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o. We put aside our usual rule, in copying the
following notice of our paper, from the Savannah
Georgian Such kindness to new beginners, las
we are) we gratefully appreciate. Shall we be
saying too much, when we assert that the Savan-
nah print does credit to its own warm generosity
of spirit in feeling what it writes!
THE CREscENT.-The proceedings of the Court
of Inquiry for the 9th, 7th, 9th and 9th days.
also received in the Crescent of Monday, but the
paper had been filed in our Reading Room, and, at
the time of writing Saturday night our paragraph
for Yesterdays paper, we had not seen it, As the
Crescent is a new paper, which has in a very few
weeks sustained a competition in New Orleans with
old and valued papers, We would rather offer than
deny credit to its enterprise. The people of New
Orleans deserve good papers, for they know how
to patroniZe them.
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"Our readers will observe, that our report thus
"far is the only full, correct and connected report
"of this important trial. We have two special
"reporters in attendance on the Court, and they
care continually occupied in writing the volumi-
"nous testimony received in the case. Della Of
yesterday
We have no objection to our neighbors of the
"Delta" clarifying themselves much they
please, land they let but few opportunities Slip but
we are not willing that they should do SO at our
expense. The truth is, the Crescent has re-
ceived just full and complete reports those of
the " Delta, I'm fact the same. The gentlemen
who were corresponding for the two papers, found
it almost impossible, separately, to keep up with
the proceedings of the Court of Inquiry, so they
agreed to make joint report for the two papers.
How then can their report be the most full and
correct7 1t is true, they have published the pro-
ceedings in whole, when the g Crescent as IN
Saturdays paper, omitted the less important por-
ton of Them much no doubt to the qualification of
its readers, to whom the tedious repetitions of a
great part of the testimony can not be otherwise
than Wearisome.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

DIEp-Yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock DANIPr
JAMES ROPER, infant of George W. Roper arJ
about years and months. f' aged
His funeral will take place This Morning at O'Clock f
the residence of his father, No. 165 Poydras street tn
friends and acquaintance of the family are resnac,f
requested to attend
Like playful sunbeam Streaming
With its bright and transient ray
Came to earth this joyous creature
Soon, alas to pass away
Dry your tears. oh weeping mother
Chase the goom-co from your brow,
He is free from sin and
He is with the angels now
IL New York Philadelphia and Pottsvle Pa pana,
please copy. anSa
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HF Our excellent correspondent Topaz" says
that he has written three letters since his arrival
in Mexico. We should be very sorry if he were to
discontinue his correspondence, as he insnuates n
determination to do; we can assure him that the
letter we publish this morning is the first we have
received. By the way, from what we know of our
friend Topaz, we are surprised at the manner in
which he speaks of the Mexican ladies' we were
under the impression that he possessed of more
gallantry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

OF Capt Page, of the steamer Eudora, from
Vera Cruz via Tampico, will accept our thanks for
the prompt delivery of our letters and packages in
trusted to his care. We ought, also, to render
thanks to Capt Evans, of the brig Salvatore. from
Havana, for the same favors.
PAssENaERs.-Per propeller Eudora.-I.ieut F. Ander.
son, U. s. A. G. d. Foster J. w. Carpenter.
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WELCOME To New BRoTHER.-A small but
most sprighty evening paper, The City Sentinel"
made its appearance in New Orleans last Satur-
day afternoon. Its articles have local tone, and
are written in easy and pungent style. Mr.
Bradburn is the publisher, and the price is only 10
cents per week. If every number of " The SEN
tinel be good the FIRST we prophesy its sure
sucraes
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SECOND SPRING MEETING, 184S.

SECOND SPRlNO MFR II1f"r Ao7o'
ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUB
T Asst DAY-MoNDAY, April g. Race to c9 9,lIs. oil
Pate valued at $500 the gift of MessB. Brown Brooks
Of the Orleans Entrance s25, added-Two mile
heats. Entries. -,
L.W. II. small's CHI M; 7arantniG, by imp Bsshazzar
dam by Stakeholder; 6y. o.-lOO lbs. Dress, Fancy.
g. A LIE Comte & Co.'S oh. f. .Mary Bomen by imp. Levi
ethan, dam by Stakeholder; 4y. o.-T lbs.
8. .Tunbu ~ Jackson oh. .Hnrgaret Edna, by imp
Glencoe, out of imp. Pickle; y. o.-l00i lbs.
SECOND RACE-PuBe. s200-Mile heats, 3 in s.
Entries:
Ill Van Leers Oh. Nonsense, by Tattenal, dam by
imp. Leviathan 4y. OF lbs.
g.. D. F. Kenners oh. f. Belle by Frank of Picayune
BY. o.-S3 lbs.
Large and commodous ferry boats capable of carrying
5000 within hour, will leave b;. Place Anes
First Municipality five minutes during the Races
Fare, each way. cents
The ferry boat Dolphin will leave the foot of Canal street
every fifteen minutes during the day
eW Admission, Gate and Public Stands al
aA OLIVER & VALENTINE Propnetors.
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@. YALE, JR., & CO.,

49,, ,..... No IL Chdrtres street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED per late arrivals large and
~ general assortment of SPRING GOODS, among
Musns Embroidered Swiss MusIins Black Italian and
eros de Rhine Silks of all widths Black Watered Striped
styfS Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin ard Tsf d.
Spring Fashions; PaIasols, Fancy Handkerchiefs BON
NET AMP CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, Linen
Cambric Handkerchief Embroidered Capes, Collars and
Chemsettes, Thread and Lsle Laces and Edgings Swiss
and Jacone Mnslns Cambrcs, Gloves, Hosiery ETC., to
which they would respectfully call the attention Of their Gus
ouaers and the public generally, ap10 Imp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

MILITARY.-The following gentlemen have
ceived from the Governor, commissions in the LIST
Brigade Louisiana Militia, commanded by Brig.
Gen. E. L. Tracy, in place of the former incum-
bents, whose commissions had EXPIRED
Robert M. McAlpn. Colonel 18th Regiment Danl L. Ri
Charles Henry Kellogg, Co!onel 42d Regiment; Charles
Glynn. Lieut. Colonel do; Henry Howard Lieut. Colonel
gay Colonel 18th Regiment: F. w Deesderner, Major do
Thos. j. Earhar Colonel 47th Regiment; Sam' F. Glenn
Lieut.. Colonel do Henry VIM. Ray, Major do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

The MERCURY.-We notice an addition to the
ownership Of our contemporary, the Evening Mer-
cury-a print which is certainly conducted with
high industry and enterprize-frequently being the
first to publish news of interest Messrs. Sessions,
Soule, and Flynn, are now the owners. Mr.. Soule
has heretofore been of the editorial corps, and will
doubtless contribute much to increase the popular
ty of the Mercury. Mr.. Flynn has been connected
with the paper for some time past, and is writer
of considerable versatility and talent. We wish the
new firm success equal to their utmost wishes,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

yesterday bringing dates to the 10th inst Our files
contain nothing new. We append an abstract of
the drawing of the grand lottery on the 18th inst
The highest prize of $4,000 was drawn by 0s s12 600
by 20181; Sc 0Co by 1921; $1,000 by 30 1872 Nos 252
1s4Sl 10 35 80 232 each s20C0 Nos. $50 CTS 19 1870
q 932 y, lI7 81 "a 33 .3S2, 1913 each u O0O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

90 Thanks to Mr.. La Sere and Mr. Buck, for
Congressional documents
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The RAcEs-Bingaman Course-To-dav's race
closes one of the most brilliant campaigns ever held
in the Southern country. There will be two c,n;.
1al races: one at two mile heats-the other, The no.
pular race-mile heats-best three in five. The
course is in much better condition than a superficial
observer could possibly suppose. The entries for
the races will be found in another column, We
predict very general attendance to witness this
1 ne snort for today
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL a. us4s.

FIREMEN's BALL.-The Phoenix Fire Company
No give their first anniversary ball this evening"
at the Armory Hall. From the names OF the COM
mittee of invitation and what we have heard OF
the preparations made, there is no doubt that this
will prove one of The entertainments of the season.
True, it is rather late but sometimes the best wine
is reserved for the last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24
TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS.

COMSTOCK & Co, 50 PO YDR.aS strict. have
~ hand the following Genune Medicines, which every
family ought to be supplied with, viz
HAYS LlNiMENT is warranted to cure any case of the
Piles either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DAVID'S, or HEBREW PLASTER; where it ia
applied cannot existPce of the Soc box
DIR: McMAIR'S ACOUSTIC Ola certain cure for
Deafness and all complaints OF the Ear-Pfce 81 per flask
LANGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN REM
EDY will cure any case of Asthma Dyspepsia Darrbna.
Costiveness, Liver Complaint etc.
MOTHERS RELIEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers all should use it.
COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA-
for Purifying the BloodPce Soc per bottle 81 dozen
Dr. SPOHN'S SICK HEADACHE NEMEDY will
any case either Nervous Bilious Will you try it
WISTARS BAI4SAM OF WILD CHERRY and DR..
BARTHOLOMEW'S EXPECTORANT PINK sY-
RUP-for Coughs, Colds Pain in the Breast and Side and
all Chest and Lung Complaints
FAHNESTOCK'S and KOIMSTOCK'S VERMl-
FUGE-or Worms in children. This Remedy for Worms
is of the most extraordinary used.
THE EAST INDIAN HAIR DIE will color the Hair
jet black brown, and warranted stain the skin
KEW,S LINIMENT and INDIAN VEGETABLE
EilAER warranted to any OF Rheumatism or
GOut, Contracted Cords and Muscles.
PAIN KILLER-Pnce, 12ls cents.
OLDRIGE SGENUlNE BALM of COLUMBi A-for
making the Hair bald heads preventing the hair from
falling out and freeing it from dandruff .
THE WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGEl,
DALLEYS and CoNNELL's magical PAIN EXTRACTOR
reign remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes Feons Ulcers Bruises
Tic Dooreux Eysipelas and all complaints which need an
external application By its lnlammatons are removed
swellngs reduced and modification stayed.
Cdut0R.-All the above named articles sold only by
apA If COMSTOCK & Co, 50 Poydras st.
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OhituarY.

GEN. TwIGGs.-This gallant soldier is probably
by this time in Washington
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All BY the last Hone Journal it appears that
MIR. Natty T. Willis, too, is Indignant toward the
French Revolution, and turns up his nose at the
same. This will make the Parisians {" feel bad -
10 doubt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

J. t. VAIL, 81 81. Charles steet.-At the forego-
ing address may be purchased Kate O'Neal, y
Dumass novel OF the Three Guardsmen, Ia well
brought out edition,) and copies of magazines, new
books, literary papers, etc.--among the latter
News OF the World, . e Flag of the Free" John
Donkey"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-The Monplaisirs ap-
pear at the st. Charles tonight, in one of their
beautiful ballets. Mrs. C. Fisher, also. enacts
"Albina Vaudeville" in the comedy of the evil. -
This makes happy combination of the legitimate
with the destinations of the dance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

SECRETARY BUcHANAN.-This gentleman was
at last advices absent from Washington on visit
to Lancaster Pa.
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FOX SALE.
Il fOrs ale nlyH Gain adisnnyie with


OFFER for sale my HOUSE Madisonvie, with every.
L thing complete, comprising comfortable twostoy So
over; aso-ktchen pantry, store-house ocabins, 4
stables carriage house houses poultry houses, &c,
Garden as any in the state with utrees every descp
ton, imported by the from various parts Of
Europe The whole entire is for sale and on terms to
'' ap q sq HfchoG 7s and IS cam
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
SrEAsyEys HIsroEz q Il Sss
Stihhs o FER Ese1lsH LIFE
%SkES fSdiJs4 IF P SOCIAL LIFE
ap
TLoWER ga SARp 2 Ian AND 9S SEED STORE
osained At The Seed Store Of MATT ffF se
BYRNE e5 TIE corner Of 81 - GhfR n ,Is @as, A
collection 1oT IL AND
to 6s onS Th the
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice
not to be as they are represented will returned their money
Is not this the way to beard the lion in his Dinn2 apA
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
rENHE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
IA LOT OF ' GROUND at the corner of Graviersa
and Baronne streets, occupied Grocery, &c in the~
square bounded By Gayier Baonne Carondeet and Union
streets havng AZ iee front on Gaver street, by depth anu
front fss Jf and LOTS on
1 I5,ds the az
1 each lot having "a feet front Girod street. by 90 feet
9fiaPss 5tRss B fns
50 Commerce street. between Lafayette and Girod Streets
THREE LOTS OF GROUND covered with Build,
Tsfd street Tefo1piios!s and Rousseau
each having az feet front Third street, by oi feet in
apa got H. ST. JOHN. 9 Lafayette street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-24

TT French, Spanish and Italian Languages.-By
oLLEND0RFF's TEW METHoD Of learning to read T p1
and speak the above LGnguageThe undsgned Pracca fro
lessor Of the French Spanish, English and Italian anguage res
pecty informs the gentlemen and others OF ~ IN
who wish thorough knowledge o. any be
above languages that he has lately arranged and S pay
and Evening Classes the following VIZ Dy Su per
month lessons three week, S. per @ %
Glasses open day and evening, h % P"P
admitted day. - o. 'eI 49,,
~ " ~ 0pposie the Post-ofce.l
Can be oms to ~ O'Clock and IN the evening from
NAV be of the Notice left at the
Of Mr. IA Camp will be attended to- ap7
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TT To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MUNROE & CO.'S One Price Store No. "a Magazine street,
where always found the largest Goods
Orleans and at uniformly low prices. mh5
II Writing-Messrs DOLBEAR, No. Is Camp and
% Cdrres all who have
tanned from their lessons by business other
their leisure, whether they have h.
month"; II one year or five years, and
until ~ INA free, bold and rapid business style
well established AMJ Persons from to 60
accomplish s-&@X4A Pupils in BOOKKEEPING will be
well fitted for the Counting Houses experienced Teacher
and Practical Accountant.
s95- Hours Ii A. NJ. and to 6, 7to9P.M. mh3l
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e.. Gaue Il a TriaI-TENEUR,S SPECIFIC MIX.

Sr t6e r G, Structures, md analogous
GeneratioaOf all remedies dis
covered for The COMPLAINTS this the 1t makes
peedv permanent without the least Diet
drink xpos application business The proprietor
single GonohGa be brought which
the Mixture bottle which generally
Many cured days, For sale Gully Ito Poydras
street, next door to The Delta office, apla4.
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Shirts and Drawers-White Linen and Muslin Shirts Striped
Linen and Cotton Shirts Brown, Pink and White Cotton Knit,
Gauze Cotton Gaue Mern Gauze Flannel and Silk Understands
and Drawers.
Fancy Silk Cravas Muslin and Bate Cravats Linen
and Silk Hdkfs. Suspenders, Cloves Hai-hose,
Aso-Trunks, Vaise Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
IS- We selling WINTER CLOTHING at remarka-
bly, low prices
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats from $40 to 1926
Cashmere Pants 81 so $40
ap2l 2dptt ALFRED MUNROE g. CO., "a Magazine st.
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II CAMP STREET II CAMP STREET
GUINNESS & BUSH,
IL Camp street, N. o.


FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES:
COMBS, USHES, PER FUMERY;
FANS, RETICULES, PURSES,
Dressing Gases, Work Boxes, Desks,
CANES, UMBRELLAS,
SHIRTS, SC.aRFS, CRATdTS, GLOVES,
PENS, CUTLERY,
IL Camp street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL Camp street.
Boyle & Sands,
WhoIesdle and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC,
26 Poydras street,
mh29 3m OF Tchouptouas
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A M USE nj EN- rs.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers LUDLOW & SMITH. Stage Mr., J. M WEsToy.
MONDAY EVENING, April 24-I4ast Night of the
1Vl engagement of M. and Mime. MONPLAISIR and
the Ballet Company Second md, aPPeaTance Of Mrs O.
Cynic, Mr.. Chippendae Howard Mr.. Weston Abina
MandeyilIe, Mrs q Fisher To conclude with the Asaic
which Nine and NJ Monpaisir and the Ballet Company
will appear.
to- TO-MORROW-Benefit of Mrs HUNT
ORLEANS THEATRE.
TUESDAY. April 25 1848-Second Night of the cee
Il brated Opera in acts, by Auber of LA SIRENE
Performers, NM. Monanbry, Lavergne and Casini. 49,
act. To-" Performance to commence at O'Clock. ap2i
L,IRsT ANNIVERSARY BALL of the PHOENIX
II FIRE COMPANY No 8, to be given at the .Ns
.drmory Hall, on MONDAY, April "A, lS4s. FaaHtl
der the direction of the following Committees AENwnR
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o. Fashionable Clothing-CHEAP FOR
C.aSH-ALFRED MUNROE & CO, No. "a MAGAZINE
would call the OF purchasers their of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Clothing
which they offering very low prices FOR CASH ONLY.
S The following described goods all of latest Styles and
made and trimmed in the best All goods
ranted in every respect.
Coats.
French Merino Drap d'Ete Dress Goats, Frocks
ana Sacs iron STU w TO $l6 W
Parametta Alpaca do 90 90
Plaid, Striped and Checked Linen do. do. 90
Brown Yellow and White Linen do do do. 90 90
Black coored Cashmee Polka
i" Drap d'Ete do do. l2 90 to IA 90
Llama Cloth and Caspian Tweed Sas Polka Goats 90 IL 90
Croton cloth, Drap d'nde and Seersucker Sacs and
Pantaloons.
French Meno Drap d'Ee Pants. from IS 90 to 90
Black Drap de Vienne English Meno and Paametta 90 90
black ana DIie Alpaca .3 W TO s 50
Very French Drap de Turk 90 TO 90
Real India Nankeen and huban de Lame 90 to 90
Single Mled French Black Doeskn SO to so
Llsado Check and French Drill q W TO w
White Linen Drill Irish Linen and Linen Duck 90 to 90
French English and American Coonade 90 to so
Vests.
Black and colored Silk and Satin Vests from SO 90 90
fiSureu
Rich light Silk and Satin VESTS Balls and A 90 00
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SOLDIERS FuNERAL.-The Legion yesterday
turned out in large numbers, to pay their last
earthly respects to the remains of Mr.. Paul Dor
feuille, one of the Aids-de-camp of Brig. Gen. Au-
gustin. Many members of the Washington Bat
talon, amongst whom we noticed Gen. Tracy and
staff, were present on the sad occasion. The BODY
was conveyed to its last resting place under the
escort of friends, by whom the deceased was es-
teemed and beloved. The usual military ceremo
MES were observed, and every respect that afec
ton or sorrow could devise, were paid to the OBJ
seuues of the denarted