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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.-Ihe democrats
held mass meeting last night in the Place d Armes
Although rain was falling sometime before the
meeting was to have assembled and continued to
fall at intervals, the meeting was a very large one
The meeting was called to order by Judge Alexan-
der Derbes, who announced Albert Fabre as Presl-
dent, and nominated twelve Vice-Presidents for
each Municipality. j. C. Larue first addressed the
meeting, and he was followed by Alexander Dimitry'
The speeches of both gentlemen were Short and
mainly eniuning activity and watchfuness from
this until the election is over. The rain at last
became so severe that the meeting was compelled
TO adjourn earlier than was intended Mr.. Larue,
on concluding his speech, presented, in behalf OF
committee of five appointed by the Chalmette
Guard on Thursday evening to ascertain if 1t was
the intention of the hig commissioners of election
to demand an inspection of the naturalization
papers of adopted citizens offering TO vote, the sub
Joined report and resolution, which were adopted
by reclamation:
The undersigned Committee appointed to inquire to tie
course OF action to pursued by the Comm Of Eec
ton belonging to the whig party on tuesday neS ny %
temeD and learn that not their intention 70 demand
;t;9ens before admitting them 10 vote As understand
the position of those Commissioners, 1t TINS 1eey WI
pos and whose right to vote is doubted or challenged a,
10 the fact of his residing in the parish ana precne
for proper time; whether he be native or nauIaized GU
zen and if the latter, where he naturazed Wnetne
he be pauper soldier marine IN the seVice o.
fhe United Stat s. and in fine, whether he be liable 10 A
clusion under the provisions OF Articles TO- II or ~ Oh e
Constitution of the State; Sections - and u q ie &c
Of anuary O. l847 regulating elections In the Parishes Of
Orleans and Jefferson That upon his answering these cues
tions satisfactorily they viii such as they deem
or where an eector demands it. administer the Oa
prescribed by law and should it be TAKEN receive the vote
The Committee happy to learn that the wing Conlns
soners intend to cOnins themselves strictly to the poVo
of the law fair and impartial application OF which Is 81
| desira conclusion, recommend
/ the adoption of the following resolution: -
Resoiped That in view of preserving the peace OF the
cy and OF en- orcing the of the land be especuI
recommended TO the Ward Clubs Of both political parties
anpont an equal number of citizens in each " ard who
dny Il shall be to act in concert the day OF election 10
the purpose preventing disturbance at the polls y
roous or evdpOsed persons; and that all FOOD czens d
requested TO aid them in the performance OF TINS duty
1 JoHg CLAIBORNE Jos. M HOWELL
| Chairman, } ID. GATHER
| ALBERT FABRE, J. Z. LARUE-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04
Telegraphed to the "DaiIy Crescent. .

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2d.-The Europas letters bring very
gloomy intelligence Browns Circular quotes fair at four and
one nhing butts merely nominal at that isscarcey pos
be to convey faint idea Of thu gloom and despon-
cy which oyerhsng the market.
TheOwners of steamship United States have determined
to send her to Orleans She viii leave New York on the 4
Of November.
New York Stock Market down Treasury notes
1000 bales OF Cotton were sold the 9TH prices enuis
down The funeral ceremonies Ex-senator Lewis we're cee
brated in New York Saturday last, and every
ton Of respect was paid General Scott and many
military men and civilians, attended the funera''' V' %
elected Governor Of Ohio BY $50 majority
New York.-Cld ship Silas Holmes, for New orleans
BA1TrmoRE Oct. 3l-The steamship eoItherner arrived
at New York this morning from Charleston The Canal
- Albsn, IA byoxeu ~ The New York market for Bread
tnff Provisions generally steady Sugar is much
InTssed Corn and Wheat both drooping. Cotton is
steady with sales to-day of 1909 bses The official OF
Ohio gives Ford 1886 majority.
Second Dispatch.
BALTIMORE Nov. 1-Gen. Kearny died at St. Louisyes-
erday The Northern markets without change in any
particular.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

WING MEETING AT McKENzIE's EXCHANGE.
The wings had fine meeting, full of enthusiasm,
last night opposite McKenzie's Exchange, on the
Levee between Gravier and Poydras streets. Capt
John F. Hunt called the meeting to order and nom
mated the officers. Capt. Dorsey presided, assisted
by number of steamboat and ship captains and
others.
beautiful silk American flag was presented to
the Steamboat Rough and Ready Club by Mr. Sc
yer, as a gift of the ladies of the Second Munich
paIity Mr. Sever delivered an address, to which
Capt Dorsey replied in behalf of the Club in true
&c rough ard ready style.
Prentiss was present, and, in response to an uni
versal call, was making of his witiest speeches
when heavy shower came up and the meeting
adjourned to fine collation. prepared in the large
rooms over MIR. McKenzie's Exchange. While the
meeting was going on in front, branch meeting
was organized in the Exchange, where Mr.. Hacketi
and Gen. Hyde made speeches
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WHERE They Area friend informs us tnat
he has private information from Ireland, assuring
him that Dillon, O'Gorman and Doheny are safe
probably in France or Belgium. The letter does
not 90 into particulars, but we think It's statements
NAV be relied upon. We have the information
from our friend T. Darcy MCGEE, and he adds ::
g We shall thus have some embers left with which
10 relindle the fame ofIrish freedom '-PhL Tunes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

The STATE BoATs.-Ihe new snagboat Ster-
ling. Capt Hinckley, has proceeded up Red River,
for the purpose of clearing the distractions to navi-
cation in that stream from Alexandria to Shreve-
mort. Capt. H. was engaged for several years with
Cant. Shreves at the raft, and the State Engineer
has made a judcious selection in giving him the
command Of the boat. The Pioneer, Capt Lawes,
is engaged at present in the Atchafalaya and
Courteaubleu, and will afterwards go up the sa-
bine. The State hands are engaged on the road
FROM Morganza to Washington. After the COM
pletion of this it designed to send them to work
at Alexandra.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

HEALTH OF NATCHEz.-The fever still prevails
to some extent in Katchez. Justice Van Hoesen
and Mr. Samuel K Montgomery, two of the most
respected citizens Of that city, buried the pre-
sent week. 1t is presumed the frost will prevent
new cases, and permit citizens to return to their
homes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

horor,ba men 70 We shall a0on want words to desig
nate decent society. The burnt district IS fast filing up with
substantial buildings but see but little impfoF een IN
regulating the streets Roadway in that part oil the CITY,
will still be very adrrclo way. and the cross see WIZ stun
be alleys
Rpoov1vN. n Y Oct 81 am once more at home.
When get well over the happiness of my alryal VIII 'e
You what passing heFeabouts. thought should us'e
as fast as the mail and so brought letter with me-
Respectfully, INDIcAToR
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~ The Geographic dispatch which we pub
fish in another column, says that the Europa news
has caused the greatest gloom and dependency to
overhang the market. So much is this the case,
that it is said to be scarcely possible to convey an
adequate idea OF it. The fluctuations OF the
markets, though they depend to great extent upon
purely commercial causes, are produced also by
political commissions and revolutions. No great
change can be made in the political system OF any
of the prominent civilized nations without also pro-
ducing an effect upon the mercantile world. In the
absence therefore Of any positive information, we
might infer from the gloomy state into which the
markets have been thrown by the Europa's news,
that tie fire Of revolution which few months since
was kindled upon the European continent, so far
from being duenched, is now burning with even
fiercer fury Nor can we predict, when CONNER
cial prospects will become brighter; the universal
confusion Of society at present. and the uncertainty
of the future, do not betoken an Improvement IN
trade But although the interests and the lnhu-
ence of capital may be in some degree impaired IN
the great struggle which is now going forward, 1t
may at least afford some consolation 10 those on this
side the Atlantic, who complain Of the derange-
mens of commerce, that this eUl may be counter
balanced by a greater good-the advancement OF
freedom, and the overthrow of tyranny. The sue
cessful revolution in Vienna the threatened insur-
rection in Berlin, and the disturbed state of the
manufacturing districts in England, have necessa-
rily produced temporary confusion in monetary
affairs; but it is to be hoped that these events
are indicative of the speedy triumph of liberal
principles throughout the civilized world At all
events, the happiness of mankind should not be
held secondary TO the interests of trade.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

FAT OYsTERs-At the Hobrook Oyster Saloon,
this evening" late arrival. The late " Jenny
Lind Ice Cream Saloon " having been added
thereto, this establishment has unequaled facilities
for the accommodation of private parties. See ad-
,uertisement. in another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

ny The brig Metinic arrived yesterday from
SisaI. having left that port on the 23d ult We
learn from Capt Thomdyke, that the brig Harriet,
CAPTAIN Whitney, from this port, with company
Of volunteers, arrived at that place on the 22d ut,
all well and in fine spirits
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

ELECTION IN VERNoNT.-A bill has passed the
Senate to provide for the election of Electors Of
President and Vice President, and for filling the
vacancies in the Congressional delegation. Said
election is to be decided by plurality of votes, and
takes place on the 9Th Of November next.
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r. Sec First and Fourth pages. a
- w. KEARNY.-This distinguished Of

,,,v & w KEARNY.-ThIs distinguished OIL
-. a. viii be seen by the telegraphic dispatch
:. ,,sner Of this morning. is dead. He was one
nr he sblest and worthiest among the many able
I'D worthy officers who adorn the military service
ortbs country. Appointed to the army in 1872 he
has filed every grade in the service from Lieutenant
80 brigadier-general On the breaking out OF Inc
war with Mexico Col Kearny was IN command d
the 1st Regiment Of Dragons, corps when was
roissa formed and disciplined under his direction ];
.nd nnder his command did good service and ac-
,i,od GREAT distinction in the prairies and noun
,ains If he west. At the beginning of the Mexican
80. ne conouest Of New Mexico and California
mas entrusted to Col Kearny, and he was at the
.ar,o time promoted to the rank of Brgadier-Gene
81 and entrusted with the military government OF
those PROVINCES. The expedition, skill, and energy
with which he performed his work in New Mexico
elected the admiration Of every one. In California
owing 10 a series Of those unfortunate mlsunaer-
standings which have so frequently occurred among
our officers during the short and brilliant war; ne
WAS less successful, aud became entangled IN d
network Of difficulties alterations, trials ana mis-
hans which if they did not embitter the remainder
Of his life. certainly rendered portion OF II any
ching but agreeable. But he is dead Let MS enc
mics be silent. Even Benton may relent IN nus
wrath and Fremont forget his real OF ianeied greis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

MIssIssIPPI.-The name of Maj. Gen. John A.
Quitman has been placed upon the democratic
electoral ticket for the State Of Mississippi, in place
of that of Ex-Gov McNutt, who recently died while
canvassing the Northern portion of the State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

CLOTHING-REMOVA ,,,-,
M BARNETT has removed his store 70 y D - iasqr
lVA. STREET. taoO doors from the ltiD ban, Hlisi re
now prepared 10 supply the City and County TRACE WITH
full and complete assortment of ALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING. consisting in part OF The ioiO"ing-
Black Cloth Dress and FfOck COATS ! - -
Superior Black and Brown Cloth ~ bktOAISi -.
RIsok Rine Olive and Brown SACS and PALEgOTS F.;
Fine Black and Blue FELT 20; -. . =. DO;
RIne MaekfnaW and Dreb BLANKET COATS:
Tweed SACS Of every style;
Blaek md Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Pnnfed Mixed and Black Satnet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid Cashmere and Black Cloth do; o. GIN
W hte and Col0Ted MaBeles and Valencia do f; Sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

ANOTHER BoLTER.-The Salem Ohio Home
stead Journal, national reform paper, has taken
down Gerritt Smiths name and substituted the
Van Rnren FLAG
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CHaL.METTE GNARDS.


e At an informal meeting Of and members of the
Chalmee Guards CanterbuFy last night at hapast 10
O'Clock following adopted and ordered to be
published n morning papers:
eotpsd meeting heard with indignation that about
half after the Ghamee Guards had dispersed after their
procession. and while Wing passing front oil he
cated person Standing sidewalk and that but for the timely
members Of the Club who happened to be pre-
quence Of such a wanton act
eolBed That meeting prepared charge any
pd s boy ~ neaeeab and orderly citizens 10 epudiate
author call down upon him the eprohation Of all gqo9 and
l Taos s sf e fS Secretary M President
CaSS AND BUTLER CLUB.
to Fifth Ward, Second Munioipallfy.-At meet
named Club the following resolution was adopted
esoved That recommend every Democrat in the
r Democrat to exercise the Right Suffrage and
use preserve the purity Of the BaotBox
Also the following gentlemen appointed TO act
Challenging Committee for the Fifth Ward:
W. H. LILLARD, II. j. WADE,
p IRWIN ID. FALVEY,
T. WATTS Dr.. s. CROCKETT,
THos. CONNOLLY, Jr, N. FITZsIMMONs,
R TERRELL A. H. HAYES.
On notion adjourned TIL MONDAY EVENING at half
past o'clock the office Of Richard Terrell No e Banks arcade
-SA0
STEAMER FALCON. II CAMP STREET
~ By late arrivals from NewYork we are receiving
sife assortment Of FINE FANCY GOODS and PERFuMEk4,
per last steamship the Falcon are adding new ana Ileh va
Papier Rache Work Boxes, Portfolios, Albums, style.
Writing Desks, Papestenes and Jewel Cases.
TORTOISE Shell and Buffalo Comts.
Hair Brushes Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Rodgers g. Crooks fine Pocket Cutlery
told Pencils and Pens, Gold and Silver Thimbles.
Bouquet Holders pead and silver, with tablets, ETC. etc.
Guerlans and Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief
Fine Soaps, Farina Cologne.
-'' SHIRTS. GUINNESS & BUSH
NJ IL Camp street, opposite ne Clty bank
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ANOTHER REFUGEE.-Dr Reynolds, the ceebra-
ted Chartst leader arrived at New York on the 24th
nit. in the bark EIizabeth from Bristol, England.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

UNANIMoUs.-Th town of ST. Mary's, Elk
county, Pa, gave 68 votes for LOngstreth, and not
one for Johnston.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

% For ST. Louis papers are indebted to the
clerk Of the steamboat American Eagle. We are
also under obligations to the officers of those fine
steamers. the Uncle Sam and Amaranth, for favors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

o. Mai. Bragg, of " little more grape MEM
DRY, is stamping it in North Carolina for Cass and
Butler
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NAvAL.-The U. ). brig cambridge, Comman-
der Slaughter, sailed from Monroyia on the LIST Of
August, on a cruise to the Southwark. The crews
of the vessels on the station were suffering much
from coast fever The following is a list of the
officers of the Bainbridge: A. G. Slaughter COM
mander; d. McDougal, lieutenant; F. T. Hag-
gerty, do; ]. C. Wait, acting-master; }. Wilson,
passed assisiantsurgeon; NJ. Bond. captains clerk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

NJ The illuminated torch-ght procession oil
the wings is to come off tonight. From the note
of preparation, one of the most magnificent spec
sacies ever witnessed in New Orleans may be an
ticipated The energies of>the party have been
directed to this end for several days past.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

n,y-The steamboat Natchez came in last evening
with 1897 bales of cotton, and will leave at
O'Clock on Monday evening for Lake Providence.
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TO POLITICIANS!

~ Il has estimated that, during the present campaign
wilch has been holy contested, not less than
~ THREE MILLION DOLLARS aAg
upon have bet money!
nave et houses some lands thing another but
far tbe greatest number of bets will be paid
Rich and Fashionable CLOTHING,
cb as black blue and fancy-eoored
nine brown Cloth Paletots and Sac French and Eng
s HACK Cashmere Pants blue, olive and fancy coored
DO black cood cloth Embroidered Vests coored Casme
Vests Of an qualities and Styles ancycOored Tweed aud COdrng
ion Paetot Sacs Oyercoats indeed Coats Vests and Pa
looms new rigs every variety goods and fashion Of pattern
RICHARD S.AJrDS
corner of Tchoupitoulas and Poydras Streets
Having received arrivals NeYork, splendid
onet Of the above articles call the of politicians
m fac believing will fail perceive the facility with
which the, pay Clothing bets his establishment He will
Wings Democrats, burners, kTeeso
and EyerypaTy nenh Is rot particular In
fact body ohng obtain with him great bar
ems Call his magnificent stock, any how. n2u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

Dy-Another steamship, the Tennessee, the second
of S. L. MiteheIlis line, between New York and
savannah. was to be launched at New York on the
9th. She is 400 tons, and of an improved model
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

ALABAMA SENAToRs.-By the death of Dixon
H. Lewis, the Legislature of Alabama, at its next
session. will have to choose two U. s. Senators.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

no. We are obliged to the officers of the steamer
Rowena for st. Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

OF Dudley Selden, one of the leading New
York Clay wings, has come out for Cas-, at meet
ing in independence square, Philadelphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

ANOTHER NUIsANCE.-Mrs. Trollope has writ
ten new novel called The Countess
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

ORDINATIoN.-Rev. Mr.. Moore was ordained as
a minister of the gospel by the N. S. Presbyterian
Synod of Pennsylvania, in session at York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

NJ Gen. p. F. Smith is to have presented to
him the inequalities of New York City.
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SILK AND STRAW GOODs!!!
RIlNE STREET.

(betloeen Common and Gragier Sfs.)
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
il Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK
STRAW, AND MILLINERY GOODS among which
the following
Silks all widths Black Plaid Stripe Figured and Waered
do do; Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks Black Apacas Black
BombaZine Printed CashmeTes; M de Laines ;sOwago5
Turk Satin White and Colored Sains and Bonnet silks
Black and Coored Foences Grape, Grape Lisse Illusions
&c; Green Barge Black SILK Serges Black aud Fancy
Silk Crayats Satin dO Ladies Fancy Dress Handkerchief
POngee, spitahed and India Handkerchief Black and
White Egyptian Fillet Mitts Black White and CoOfed
KID GLOVES; Cashmere and Silk do Black and White
RICH FANCY BONNET RIBBONS; Cap do; Plain
Taft and Satin do, all numbers; NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONNETS: Tuscan and Straw do. latest FISH.
ion Arsical Flowers and Wreaths irish Linens Linen
S4amDne HandkeTchies Cambqes Jae0nels Swiss and
every variety Of FANCY GO0DS suitable to the season
usually kept by them 70 which they respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade
O. YALE, JR.. q CO.. q Magazine street,
sZs-lm-dGsw Between Common and GrBvier ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

oHIo-Mr Gidding's majority in his district,
was 1915
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THE NAvY-Commodore Perry has published
letter in the New York Courier, in which he COM
nains that Cen Scott has excluded the name of Che
,,avv in his inscriptions concerning the seven Mex
ican flags that he recently presented to the Military
Academy at West Point
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

o. Herr Hecker, the German patriot, is now in
ST Louis, Mo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

49, Freeman Hunt. editor OF the Commercial
Asaoazine. which bears his name, declines the free
all nomination for Congress in the second district
OF New York,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

k The first Annual Meeting Of the Club viii be held at
JoHN s. CALDWELL : Saloon. st. Charles street. TOMOR-
ROW Sunday. the 5t at Y oclock, The members are
requested be punetua in their attendance as DANIEL
Is 70 be admitted in the LIONS Den p. By order Of the
Sir ID. G., Senbe. [n41t'l H. o. G.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-04

NJ Houses American Printing Telegraph re-
.s;,sd cold medal at the late fair Of the Ameri-
can Institute, in New York
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NEW AND UsEFTI, BOOws


lust RECEIVED fresh supplies Of the following.
- THE MASONIC CHARITY Rev j. Il, Cross
THE FREEMASON,S MONTTOR-By q a. Davis.
APPLETON'S HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS.
MISS LESLIE,S COMPLETE COOKERY.
MISS BEECBER,S DOMESTIC ECONOMY
MISS Actions MODERN COOKERY
GUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE.
EWELL'S MEDICAL COMPANION
HUNTERS PIANO INSTRUCTORS
JARVlS'S do. do,
TUPPER'S PROVERBIAI. PHI OsOpTJy
FLORA'S DiCTIONARY-By Miss WHIT
DIR. GULLY On THE WATER CURE.
COLTON'S IACON
USEFUL LEFTER-WRITERS
Together with large variety Of STANDARD and MIS-.
CELLANEOUS WORKS, for Libraries and Select Read
ing; SCHOOL BOOKS, MEDICAL BOOKS eto
For sale by Ln3 81 J. II. BECHrEI. al Campsf
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BOARDING HOUSE

121 GRATIER street, 5etloeen So Charles and C4rsu
delet streets, door from ne corner If Car0ndeie
MRS. WILSON. Gate Of n Benvills street s repee-
lVA fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu #
House thoroughly eded and prepared for the aecommoja
ton Of gentlemen exclusively. Grateful fof psst
she hopes, by dFent attention 10 the comfort and cor
venience Of her patons 70 merit and receive
NJ IvrdkW N
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DIR. oHRIsr1E,s GALvAN1o BELTS,
CALL AND SEE

BRACELETS, NECKLACES, 69y4RTERS and
MAGNETIC FL UID,
So celebrated Of al Nervous
Complaints can only be had in this ci,y OF
GUINNESS & BUSH.
Dealers IN Fancg articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
lin CAMP STREET.. 2lp
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5, of T. Meetings This Evening.

LOUISIANA TEMPLE No. l. at l. O. O. F. Hail. near jack
son street, Lafayette.
You've MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION 70. Il, atPeican Hall
cor Gommon and st. Charles ss at halfpast
TrUToN1A DIVISION No. As at Crystal Fount Hall 222
Tcboupitoulas street, at hafpast 2.
To-norroto Morning -.
IIRERAL DIVISION No H., at Pelican Hail. corner St.
Charles and Common streets, At ~ clock