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Per steamship Cambria.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13.-Au ships CarouS, FIN NOrls:
18th, Independence do 10TH America, do. 1i, Kappa
hammock, do; 18th, Sunbeam do 18th, A H.. do Chan
ming. do I'D. John Garrow. do.
HAvRE, Feb. 1l.-Ar ships EsfndoIa I'm NOrs; 18th,
Pescatoe, do; 18TH, Remittance, do.
BORDEAUX. Feb 5-An ships ClarSsa Perkins, I'm
NOrs 18th, Oscar, fun do Feb, 3.-Sd, ship Diana for
Morris
1lth Ranan, do. 24tiLoadng, ships Oceanus and Geo
VENICE, Jan 3O.-Au ships Globe and Lycurgus. FIN
Morris.
GENOA Feb 4.-Au. ship Diogenes, FIN NOrs: llth,
Medora do.
ANTWERP. Feb. 1.-Ar ship Alhambra I'm NOrIs.
BREMEN, Feb. l2-Arr. ships louisiana FIN NOrs Oh
bers do
GRNvEsESp Feb. 15-Arr. ships Sarah Ann, fin N OrIs;
Dist, Brilliant. do.
TRIESTE. Feb 15.-Ar. ship Ossian I'm NOrl>,
CLYDE. Feb l6.-An ship st. Mary, I'm NOrs. llt'-
SID, Lockwood, for do.
DIAL Feb ll.-Sd ships Russia. for Morris; Clyde, do.
LONDON, Feb 24.-I4oacing. ship Wataga, for NOrls.
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LOST MONEY Yesterday, a person in stepping
ashore from the steamboat Arkansas No. 4, then
noOred at the levee, with a pocket-book in one
hand and bag of specie, containing $1,000, in the
cher accidentally slipped and fell. The pocket
book and bag We're lost. The diying-bell was
used, it being supposed that the money lost had
ALLEN into the river. The diving-bell, however,
unlike that of Schiller's bell, did not succeed.
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srRAyGE.-Not the article, but the name-and
aob passng strange twas" Miss Eliza Monkey
head was Yesterday brought before Recorder Bald
uin. on the charge of having made Sunday night
as hideous with her uproarous conduct. Miss
Nkeyhead protested all sorts of innocence, but in
spite of her protestations, she was sent down for
ront of a voucher
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Academia negro boy, who was yesterday
sent on board the steamboat Gen. Worth, to assist
The carpenter, accidentally fell into the river and
was drowned
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SrARBING.-Andrew Orcheil, yesterday, made
affidavit before Recorder Baldwin, that on Satur-
day night last, he was stabbed with knife by
Michael Orianer. The wound of the deponent is
not dangerous, but he supposes that his antagonist
Intended to kill him. A warrant was issued for the
arrest Of Oraner
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r,n,rry.-We New Orleanians had rain,
tios heat, GOODNESS, dust. and little dash Of
'' W. al in one day and that day was yesterday.
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REMANDED.--John Monroe, and John Howes,
ALIAS Woods, were yesterday brought before Recor-
der Rahos on the charge of having stolen a valu-
able chronometer from the bark ]. S. VAIN. The
accused was remanded
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wTNTER CLOTHING AT COS.


A LFRED MIINROE & CO. No, "a Magazine street
n will now sell their entire stock OF EHlth WIN Elk
CLOTHING at the actual manufactures cost
We have now on hand very large stock OF boodS-mch
larger than ever before this oil the yeaf-ahd
Most BE SOLD All ask is call from III those Wno
wish 10 purchase them that we VIII no" oie
greater bargains in Clothing than ever before seen IN New
Orleans our goods are well and iash9nabiy made and
this d rare opportunity for persons TO supply themselves
Among other Goods the following
1000 black and c0Ioed Cloth Dress and tTock Coats
800 Cloth Cashmere and Tweed ss aeto ana IoaeeS
400 long and medium blue Blanket Goats;
00 naTs cooed French and English Cashmere Panta
1000 nar black Cashmere and French Doeskn Pantaoons
800 pairs black Satinet Pantaoonsi-
800 black and fancy colored Satin Nests;
300 coored Cashmere Vests;
400 HACK Cashmere Bombazne and Barahea Silk Vests;
Snper black Silk Velvet and ROYAL figured Silk Velvet
Vests 49,
Extra rich light Vests, for Balls and Sorees;
5000 Muslin Shirts, with linen bosomslatest styles;
1000 all Linen Shrts-latest styles
Under Garments of every description;
Black and white Kid Gloves: SuspendeB;
Black and coored Silk Cravats;
Silk and Linen Handkechefs; Trunks; etc. etc.
IT, Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. No
trouble to show goods
~ One price for Goods and no deviation.
~ This sale at Cost will continue for WEEKS only.
nh162w ALFRED MUNROE s. CO, "a Magazine st.
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NOTICE.

yJE subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
L partner, ANDREW OLIVER in the WHOLE -
SALE AND RETAIL DRuG ESTABLISHMENT Garner r (
If thartres and BicnrWc streets, .Nem OrfcGRs, y
for number of years past conducted jointly by them
under the style of andrew oliver " Co, has com
peted his arrangements for extended business than
% that hitherto done by the old house. My stock of
so DRUGS, .NEDICkNES IND CHE.HIC.ALS,
Sl SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY,
Isl embracing intend it shall every article needinl
the Heads of Families Planters and Country Dea ers, will
be exceeded in excellence of quality RESPONSIVENESS of
price by any other house in the trade while General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed with confidence and certain
ty having them properly and faithfully attended TO- not
previously experienced in this place.
c The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
customers.
sV To the following among other articles embraced in
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S N \ y S.

9I4 For Nantes-The fine, fast-saing ship REGU-
sRTT LUIS. Capt. Smith having all her cargo engaged.
nszsG will have quick dispatch For passage only. apply
to Captain on board, or to
mh5 CHAS. DEAKE 81 co. .88 Common ST.
AEFor VERA CRUZ-The A coppered and fast
hayng part of her cargo engaged will have auek
daons, apply on board Lower Picayune Tier. or to
mh5 CHAS DEAKE & co. So Common ST.
SPERM OIL-2OOO gals. best Winter Strained, in cask
NIB h50 O''' '' 'A' S. w. CUTTER 70 Poydras st.
- Mos Skins Tobacco etc in good order, for sale by
mb5 0''' N'''' s w QUIT Err, 70 Poydras ST.
MEATS FOOT OIL-WhoesaIse and retail b.,
~ nib S. w. COIIEh. 20 royalas 81.
C1PIRTTS TURPENTINE, for sale by
mb23 III A S w. CUTTER, 70 Pc s,dras st.
Arm OLE bbls. Winter Mol, for sale by
| mis- 9, w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st,
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Cleared Yesterday:
s sbp s4ssSs Ha01 R AE5dss
Ship Ontario, Cheever Havana and Market,
Ship Ship G f ToE1sy, New YGk, Whitney Co
Brig Gilbert Hatfield. Kingsbury, Charleston Ba!ei { Co
Brig Lucy Watts Watts, Baltimore j. H, Ashbndge
Bns Arturo (span') Reconna Barcelona u..;.a r..
schr. Ganges, Handy, Savannah, R a. Harrison : Go
schr Jas Henry Hale Wilmington Il C. Sheppard &Hail
Schr Lucy Ann, Spear, New York, Jno Alexander
Arrived YESTERDAY
Ship Rome Manson j days I'm IIavre to Bailey Baxter
Ship Hudson, Page IL days I'm New York to VIM Cree
yy--1st my.
Bark Onion, Wnsor Is days I'm Boston, to Hanod, Darling
Bark Canteo, shields from Rio de Janeso, oath JAM to
, Geo. Green & B5o o my y, ,,
Bark Tay, (B Adams, 43 days FIN Greenock in ballast to
Brig Martha Knsman, Buchanan, 10 days FIN St Thomas,
in ballast, TO master-Point
Brig Perfect Gardiner I'm Tampco 2st inst. to Andrews
DeMey-l IS myy.s2O ssl in specie 1o ,.,
ns Sh Barss ea9s aiSs tn ns'""a 0'
schr Dadem Lpscomb, 4 days FIN Vermion Bay to mas
schr J. P. Loand, Thompson I'm Vera Cruz, 18th inst
ehr 9a anta v f Sven fin Vera c,uz 18th
schr. Henry Pantagenet Caro- days FIN Pensacola, to
maser-Basin.
schr. Athos Worth, FIN Brazo St Jago 18th inst,
ter-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,
Coreo, Johnson FIN Bayou Gros Tete-9l bales cotton
A w Van Leer, Muggah, fin Aakapas-90 bales cotton.
Music Dalferes. FIN Lockpor-55 bales cotton.
Empire. Elliott I'm Louisville
Duroc Johnston, I'm Camden-sl2 bales cotton.
Jas. l.. Day, Wood, I'm Mobile.
Ellen Kay, I'm Lake Bsenau-5oo bales cotton.
Uncle Sam, jordan, FIN Bayou Sara-l28 bales cotton.
Towboat Shark, Pinnegar, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Tennesseean, Thompson I'm the Passes
ToWhoat Passes
Towboat Panther Davis, I'm the Passes.
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.srRrcrIuE F1RE.-This morning, about half.

Destructive FIRE-This morning, about half
past clock a fire broke out in the building stu
ated in the rear of the Bethel Chapel, on Circus
street. near Julia The Bethel and two other
houses were entirely consumed when reporter
left, and the fire still raging. 1t was feared
that it would sweep all the wooden tenemenis on
the row, and probably cross the street. Our active
firemen, however, We're doing all that men could
do to arrest the flames. This fire will fall Pc
cnliary hard on the occupants as they are princi-
pally poor people.
p. S.-Half-past 3.-The two-story brick build
ing, corner of Circus and Julia streets, occupied by
Mr.. Myers as a cofee-house as well as an addi-
tIonal frame building, are burnt, which will prob
ably be the extent of the damage.
The NIGHTS OF New ORLEANs.-The nights
of New Orleans are more than beautiful, that is to
say. when the tempest does not cloud our sky.
The summer nights of New Orleans, How lovely
they are! In the pure blue ocean above the moon
" glides like silver shield which has been thrown
by some pale warrior upon the sea ofhope =! The
glitter of the stars seems richer then, and their
CLEANS fash with SUMMER ustre than those of the
pale orbs of the North. The air seems burthened
with health and hope. and as the cool. refreshing
breeze sweeps along and fans with its almost noise
less wings the broWs of those who woo It's fra
GRANGE, one can almost detect the smell of orange
blossoms and separate it from the aroma OF the
Our calm summer nights They are delightful be-
yond comparison, and in all that is connected with
poetry will outvie in beauty the " lovely skies of
Italy," Let no one go away without enjoying.
even be it but for an hour, the influences derived
from the observation of our calm, sweet Southern
night. Gentle Peace with starry wings then seems
TO spread her pnons 'er the world and the health
full breeze sweeps by redolent with scents that are
rich and pure.
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" Nm \ S.
SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMA AN from Alabama who is extensively
"A quained in that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house Com
penSaton moderate and willing 10 remain through the
summer lie believes he make himself useful and profit
able to Ills employer Inquire Mrs. Taylor " Canal
mills
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ICE CREAM SALOO


EaThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing ssoee
~ his friends and the public generally OF the SaSYE
Nrj opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, sSsSG
49, situated St. Charles Street, next door TO EsA
the of Gravier street. and directly opposite
Mr. Clapps Church. where he intends at all times to keep
variety of Creams as Vanilla Pine Apple Lemon, and a
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Shebes and Frozen Lemonades As every
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
expense in fitting his establishment, he hopes to receive
liberal patronage;
Families supplied at short notice. and on reasonable
terms. u,
In his store under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies Confectionery. and Sweetmeas OF every
description.
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for visi
tiers on THURSDAY, the I'D inst. ~ ,
e In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance. -
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
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Towboa Shark lowed down and to the 23d inst,
ships Republic and Jos Haydn, schrs. Sarah Jane and
Adene
Towboat Conqueror towed down and to the 23d
inst ship Lord Elgin and bark Rothschild.
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BY Letters Patent of the United States

By Letters Patent Of the United States
THE TRIC9PIIEROUS, or Clehughs Patent Medi-
catu I'd m d of me human dI ia nov nov az
remedy Badness, and to restore that hair which
has fallen off or become thin prevent Gray HAIR to
and every appearance OF Scurf and Dand from
the HAIR and TO keep the Hair the most healthy, soft and
glossy state yet free from all oily and greasy appearance
What here promised will be warranted under forfeit OF
SjC0and the professional reputation of the proprietor
deemed sufficient that every thing like quackery discarded;
proof Of which the proprietor refer to hundreds i'll
New York, and the agent to great number in this city
who have experienced the successful results For sale
by the agents HT KENNEDY,
NH u 81 Successor A. Oliver Co., "a Chartres
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eW For Mayor.-We are authorized to announce A
d. CROSSMAN the present Mayor OF New Orleans candidate
Tor reelection nj the Municipal Election. milo
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~ For Recorder.-The Editors of the Crescent will
please CLEMENT RAMOS, the present inc'mben
candidate office of Recorder OF the First Munich
naity. nhl4
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.


NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal pat.
u bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
five years ago during which time he has taken por
traits than any other person the world His specimens
were exhibited the Fair competition with Others taken
by the best operator from New York. and he awarded
the First Premium.
taken by himself
j. M the public that his portraits will continue to
be what they always have been-the best His long expert
and constant practice the best inducements to per
DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art.
Genuine Voigande Cameras 20 per cent cheaper than
any in this city; all other articles the same Plates at 81
per dozen: Scorrls No l. for SO 25 guaranteed the best
plates made in the United States; Cases s27 and 50 3d.
New York Cameras at $l8.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
t5@ Enrance-No. Camp street. mill If
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eg$" For Rccorder.-We are authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN candidate for reelection the office
Recorder Muncpa the election April. milo
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For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SEcoND MUM
CIPALITY-W. e. KENDALL and JOHN C. SHAN
nnn01
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ECLIPSE COURSE-CARROLLTON
lH9 | 49,
SpPTNT N T TING. 1848.
THE REGULAR SPRING MEETING of the IoulI
i SIANA ASSOCIATION JOCKEY CLUB will
commence on WEDNESDAY, April Eth 1915
The following stakes are now open for the ALL MEET
ING, which will commence on TUESDAY, November
18th, 1913:
l. Sweepsake Race for colts and fe then two old
subscription, S29-foriet S50-mile heats-to name and
close on the 18th sll, 1s48-o off on Tuesday.
the first day of the meeting
Sweepstake Race for colts and le then three years old
Subscription. S300-torfel .Sl00-two mile heats-tO
off on Wednesday the second day of the meeting
THOS. EUBANK LEEFE,
mh23 dt Secretary of the Louisiana Association
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WINDOW GLASS. I.INSEED OIL, etc
w 45 bbs Lnseed Oil; 81 do. Turpentine.
10 do fine Copa Vanish
q do Black do.
200 kegs Lead, assorted sizes.
100 do. English Lead
1900 do Coored Paints, 10 TO % lbs.
1000 canisters do. do TO % do.
200 dozen Paint and other Brushes.
200 boxes Window Glass, s by to "a by As.
200 do. double thick, 9 by II, IS by "a.
100 Glaciers Diamonds.
270 boxes French Glass
30 of beautiful Stained Glass Red, Blue, Violet,
Green and Yellow.
Whiting Putty, Ventian Red, Spanish Brown, Yellow
Ocre and all other articles appeainng to Painting and
Glazing, for sale at reduced prices by R. CLANNON,
NH ~ 81 Paint, Oil and Glass Dealer, As Canal st.
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1000 YARDS COTTON DICK-assored Nos.
.DtWtD bales COTTON TWiNE;
5000 lbs. VERDIGRlS. in oil
$500 lbs PARIS GREEN in oil ,,,,,r,>r,
800 kegs BLACK PAINT;
10 bbs PUTTY, in bIadder; ~ 49, ~
10 bblS. YELLOW OCHRE;
1000 lbs IMPERIAL GREEN. in Oil ~
BOOTS SHEAFHiNG PAPER and SliEAIiilNG
FELT. For sale low, to close snndry invoices, by
mh25 sl0t f. =. LORD, 70 Old Ievee
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For Recorder.-JOSEPH GENOIS is a candidate 70
the once OF Recorder of the First Municipality. He will
supported by his friends mm22 If
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Snoken


By the ship Jno G. Coste the 18th inst, off Hole il
the Wall ship St Louis from Baltimore for this port,
laN ont
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Municipal Election Candidates.

tdS crescent Please announce your vaua. a
pie pie paper, SAMUEL SHAKSPEAR, as In 81 q
Ward He will be supported by "
mI23 MANY VOTERS
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
r. THE have this
w WA fseSaassJ JE sVs%ie5ssS B b
sSes4lfaN Ess, under the style and firm of KNOWLES
L. NOEL, at No. IS Canal street. door below Camp
We will personally attend TO REPAIRING every descrip
ton of FINE WATCHES, Clocks, Jewery, etc Twen-
tyour years experience enables say friends and
the public that work shall perform their
faction.
We have and will constantly keep for sale hand
some and well selected stock of WATCHES of the best
manufacture Jewey. Silver Ware Spectaces, Gold Pens,
etc all of which will be sold low any house the city
and fully guaranteed. Please call. F. KNOWLES,
mills 6m w. NOEL.
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C1GARS-CICTARS.
IOHN N. GLAUDIN, 1913 GrdUier street, corner of
81 CaroRdeie offers for sale large assortment of superior
HAVANA CIGARS, at the most liberal prices:
% 600 Regalas $50 per 1000
li,0UU tanOhes,
lt,WW hlllars, at 10 DO
1000 Principe 10 do.
Ladies Cigars Is do
Is 600 Canones suitable for the Mexican Market II do
30 600 Nlelees, "a superior article (the selling
every where else at SOD at..... do
Mycnsomers and the public in general will always find in
my retail store, choice HAVANA CIGARS, imported by
Nj B. Vail from the best Havana manufactures, such
LA Norma, Conill Carbaja Lord Wellington, Gen Scott,
and others.
ssF" Orders from the country Gf accompanied by the
casl) will be promptly attended to.
JOHN NJ GLAUDIN
mh221 w 123 Gravier street corner OF Carondelet.
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MNSEANM sAAEs,
Lafayette Building Lots of Ground,

On a Loag Credt and Uithout Reserre.
BY PIERSON & BQNNEVAL, AUc1IoNEfRs,
Office, No. ST GR.8PIER Street.
THURSDAY, Goth March ls4s-Wll be sold at Auction,
L at Il O'Clock, at Banks Arcade-to close copart-
nership- .asss
Is LOTS OF ,GROUND-tuated in the square ssffss
bounded by Third Fourth St. Denis and St. Patrick So
streets designated Nos g. s. s. 8, Is Is, Il 1s l9
and 90 Lots No to s, incnsye measuring y feet )
the corner of St Denis and Third streets No. forms the
of St Denis and Fourth streets No measures 90
feet front on Third by lbs feet deep Nos ID to 20
measuring 30 feet front Fourth street by l25 feet deep
No Is forming the of Fourth and St Patrick streets
TGrmS-One-laif ctsf-baance at and two years
dit for bearing mortgage and per cent interest per
annnm from date until paid.
Acts OF sale before G. r. Strnger Notary Public at the
expense of the purnhaser mi3o I'd
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VALUABLE WORKS.
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L Extant-Ollendorff's New Method of Learning 10
Read, Write and Speak the SPANISH LANGUAGE,
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Young learners and persons who are their own nstuctor-
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Olendor French Grammar, with Exercises and Key
Oendors German Grammar, with Exercises and Key
Olendors Italian Grammar, with Exercises and Key.
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Rowans Modern French Reader
tOlot's French Reader.
Surenne's French Pronouncine Dictionary.
Sprague'S History of the Florida War.
Chapmans Improved American Rifle, Instructions TO
Young Maksmen:
Ianeton Parsonage. IA Tae-Second Part.
Just received and for sale al the New Orleans station
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TRUNKS, vALICEs LEATHER &c.
HONEG Is this day receiving, bark GTrSSNe~ an
L Genesee direct from Ills factory, fine -sIl ~
nsso TSa"t OF FS sH sSs ss, B va
Those wishing purchase requested to call al lIO
NEY : New York Trunk Store. No Canal ST. NH q 6
WATER COLORS
NTENMAN'S,
~ ACKERMAN'S,
oSBORN'S,
REEVES & SONS,
well as FRENCH COLORS for Velvet and Pona
Painting, bottles, ready prepared for and dry
large and splendid stock of the above ColorS cakes
half cakes and in boxes, receiving and for sale by
r. CLANNON. 46 Canal St,
mhH Dealer in Paint, Oil, Glass, etc.
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Delightful Residence Madisonville, Parish Of ST
Iammany, on account of departure-and With
out Reserve.

BY PIERSON & BONNEVAL, AnconeeB
Office No. 81 Grarier street
VIZ RSDAf, March 80, at IL O'clock will be sold at
u Banks Arcade, without reserve
DELiGflFCl RESIDENCE situated short dis
tance from the town Of jacksonville known as the -
~ WafLAND lIAGE having 30 acres of land, E=s=M
Orchard established thereon with choice varieties of peaches
pumS, pears grapes g trees etc; together with all tine
provements thereon comprising good and substantial well
built dwelling having SIX rooms and pantry aed and pas
tered with ten feet gallery extending entirely around the
dwelling large and good kitchen, servants rooms store
house, stables clearinghouse good well very large els
full residence estimated but short distance from the steam
boat landing of Madsonyile from which place there daily
communication with this city and for health, and
sons fond OF sporting ii ahounds in OF all sorts,
is the best in the vicinity of New Orleans
and examine for themselves by applying TO S. JOHN
the premises, it will be sold without reserve.
Teuns-$l00O cash, balance at six and twelve months
credit for notes bearing mortgage until final payment.
Act OF sale before G. r. STRINGER, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser ml2j