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Second Municipality Council.

Inc Council met last evening pursuant to adj
plrnment, Recorder Baldwin in the Chair. After
i'adlng the Journal, the Treasurer's weekly report
Vas received and read as folloWs
anCe on hand at last report. $40 $50 10
'"ut iecel'ed since, Si24 "a
II, Total $40 ,e82 So
Discussed during the week 1907 50
aance on hand 1874 "a
~ Report was received from the Board of School
Vfecors showing the present condition of the Pub
schools According TO this document, the whole
4uanef OF scholars of both sexes, at present in the
lanlc Schools, is 260l. On motion of Mr. Gold
6I The report was ordered to be printed in the
psla and Picayune. On motion of Mr.. Rogers,
\" copies We're ordered to be printed in pamphlet
'i, Tor distribution among the citizens and people.
COMMUNICATION was then read from the Board
Iublc School Directors. advising the Council
purchase the LOT of ground on the corner of He
Y ana Phllppa Streets for the erection of school
I's =, III the 9th Ward. On motion of Mr.. Peters,
~ Mayor was ordered TO purchase said lot
APfoposal to build the new market house was
ah read proposing to build it for the sum of $500
psaOle IN municipal bonds, or for the rent of the
"aEet for five years
"a petition was received from Perseverance Fire
~mmly, praying the appropriation Of $3.50 for
Earring The engine belonging 10 said company.
l ler some other petitions had been read and re-
I,eu' resolution to hold the polls in the 81 Ward
,|Tls Tie ensuing election the in school house in
ward, was adopted.
eoIullon TO pay several bills, amounting in all
6itA u, was adopted
,, va motion Of Mr.. Peters the Attorney Of the NIu
VWn N, was ordered 10 discontinue suit against
w. Murphy.
n. nt, henslaw. from the Committee on Improve
gn n.y. reported resolutions for opening White Ben
~ m all = other streets. Adopted.
w ne 'onmIttee on Streets and Landings reported
'aI unlmporant resolutions, which Were passed
b. rSolltlon from the same committee, author
,m.. we surveyor, i'll conjunction with the proper
grI ol''Ies OF Lafayette, TO have Felicity Road
tu me resolution was laid over.
naeSoliltlon from The Police Committee granting
+yaa soll 10 certain persons to erect bell Oh the
ny near the Cotton Press, was adopted. Also,
,,s, osolitlon authorizing - Wilson to erect a
H. e1sille at his ice house i'll Common street.
nna.,. Nohinlltee on Claims reported several I'M
IN 3i'', I resolutions, which were adopted
ps, oihmitee on the Workhouse reported that
c9rn 'au purchased limited number of books. re-
hps .aslded by Miss Dix, for the use of the Work
with H. ,tb , authorizing the Mayor to confer
ane authorities Of the CITY of LAFAYETTE con
TLa lI we opening Felicity Road, was adopted.
Jug 'ouncll then adjourned.
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61nal;. DELAWARE PEACH CRor-We gather the
Ps. mng facts from Mr. Burke's report from the
Nos, =. oilce The peach crop of Delaware, the
sis r ~ peach-raising State, 100000 bas-
,raEb sa.le, sl2O0oo In % days, 4572 bushels
N0Go h1lf sold in New York, 5l4 in one dav
Iy w baskets equal to 1913 bushels weighing IS
mad W.T. W.T.. Drought in day over the Erie Rail
equal ~ eo number of bushels sold in New York
n Per cent over last YEAR value SO GOO 49, IN or
srswbormt 'hhall is, next to New York, the great
gape Wy market of the United States The
iWonIII e nonrlshes beautifully in Cincinnati. but
.ty Of ba appear that Texas is the true wine coun-
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rrr,vu IN New ORLEANs.-There is quite a
-.I now going on at The Methodist Church
40, of Poydras and Carondelet streets. Hun.
II or excited persons, of both sexes, crowd the
o ,s and asles there and the meetings are ex-
Iod 10 late hour Of the night.
r,DruESs VISIT TO MoBILE.-We learn that
.,,tion of the members of Phoenix Fire Company
VI g. numbering nearly one hundred men, with
nj. aomratus, will visit Mobile for the purpose Of
,-icipating in the celebration of the anniversary
\ ,be Mobile Fire Department. The Mobilians
,,o,t not make Tom Poole or any of his command
~ too long-else, when they send deputation
Ibs like kind here "we III keep EN- for year, -
Sir Roger de Coverly was wont to say. Seri-
u.Iy sDeaking, send them back again as soon as
,sdbIe. We can't spare 'em long.
nrsrRucTrvE FIRE.-Between | and 2 O'Clock
IN Monday morning last, las stated i'll yester-
4 GIia and Circus streets, near the New Basin.
! l. said that the fire originated in the rear
-. Of the building on Circus street, occupied
tr Mrs. Kasson as matrass and clothing store.
This Iady, whose property was not insured, is said
obaye lost nearly all that she possessed. Charles
vcsrs, the well known proprietor Of the g New
pasiD Exchange" at the corner of Julia and Circus
,,,4ts had his establishment all burnt down, with
be exception of the first story. He was partially
insured. Mr. McFadden, who kept a tin-shop on
Circus street, was entirely burned out He lost in
n.Ware, tools, etc, about $4OO. Mr. Ballinger
.lo, who occIlpied house on the same street
Nd his premises entirely consumed, and lost large
nsDtity of his stock in trade. Mr.. Williams,
matchmaker, on the same street, Mr.. Prender-
ad, who kept a boarding house, and Mr.. McCarty,
agpcer, also suffered in loss of property severely
We are sorry to say that during the progress of
The fire a distressing accident occurred A person,
whom we are told was in the employ of Mr.. Bal
G0ger, Ia tailor by trade,) was burned to de ath
The name of the deceased was Henry Robb, ma
rqe of Bremen. The deceased was well known
many Of the community where he met his unfor-
innate end. as the lame tailor" 1t seems that
he event to bed intoxicated, and nothing more was
heard of him until his remains We're found yester-
hy by Lieut.. Busby of the Second Municipality
gHee So mutiated were his remains that he
could scarcely be recognized, but from the fact of
he remnants of human body having been found
directly underneath the floor of the room that he
oeuped there could be but little doubt but they
we're the remains of the unfortunate Robb himself
Only small portion of the body and the bones of
te skull were found. The body, that is to say,
aci portions as remained of it, Were decently
nhrred
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7
| WINDOW GLASS, LINSEED OIL etc
w % bbs Lnseed On; - do Iurlentlne
10 do fine Copa VarnIsh.
Il do BLACK do
2!Go kegs Lead. assorted sizes
100 do English Lead.
800 do. Coored Paints, 10 to p lbs
4GJU canIster> do. do. to 70 do.
200 dozen Paint and other Brushes.
200 boxes Window Glass, 8 by TO "a by As.
zoo do double thick. 8 by II, Is by "a
100 Caziers Diamonds
270 boxes French Glass.
cases of beautul Stained Glass, Red, Blue Violet
Green and Yellow
Whiting Putty Venitian Red, Spanish Brown, Yellow
Ochre and all other articles appeItainIng Painting and
Glazing, for sale at reduced prices bv R. CLANNON,
| NH q 81 Paint Oil and Glass Dealer As Canal ST.
VAIITARIE WORKS
vr,IIEJ .TEsT Nj RESr V GP NhSIt or .N,AR
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ANSEANM sAAEs,
Trade sale-Tobacco and Snuff:

i
BY DYER & FISK
TIN RSpAY. March 80, at 10 o'cock-Will be sold, at
Edward Roomes choice CUT TOBACCO and SN UFF
1876 cases, dozen bottles each. Scotch Snuff;
.95 do do do do do do
li6 DO do do do do do
1872 do ! do do do Maccaboy do
z:li do DO do do iO
30 bbS do do
A. hi. do. do do
81 ja> Ida Mills do do
Is 10 Manhattan Mills DO do
IL do Ciaycrack do do
s do Rough and Ready do do
ii bh!S. Tas,tt Chewing Tobacco;
- DO Dancar smoking do
20 do t. Roomes's do do
y dozen canisters E. Roomes's Chewing Tobacco;
, 10 ht. bbls. Scotch Snuff (bladders)
Sale positive Terms cash mh29 2t
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Municipal Election. Candidates.

Eds. Crescent Please announce in your valua- q
BILE paper, SAMUEL SIiAKSPEAR, as an In So
dependent candidate for Alderman of the Sixth ~ ~
Ward He will be supported by w
mh23 MANY VOTERS.
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For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SECaNp MIMI
CIPALIrY-W. G. KENDALL and JOHN c. SHAN.
NON mI9o ia
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BANKs,s ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM.

No. 3o Magazine, GrGrier
lust RECEIVE ED and now opening at this estab EFs
y ishment, the largest and most varied assortment ca
of HATS before offered the market consisting GO
in part Of super and medium Panamas, LegLoms Canada
Straw, China Pearl Rutland. Campeachy, Guayaqul and
nor style Supene Rocky Mountain white and black
Beavers, fine MoeSkn and plus ultra Hats of the
been spared in the manufacture and finish of this stock The
old OF the house and the pub are respectfully
requested to call and for themselves mh27 81
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

g. The splendid passenger steamboats, BU LIE
LeAls.s5sa TIN. Capt. c. B. Church, and GLARKs
zs--ly15y9Sz WILLIE Capt B. NJ. Holmes, vii continue
a. Regular Weekly Packets between NewO orleans and Mem
phls, leaving NewOrleans every WEDMESDAY EVEN
INC; at o clock and Memphis euery WEDNESDAY at 5
o'clock Shippers and Passengers depend the
tuay of these Packets They will land freight and
River Helena etc For lieigh passage apply board
a' mhI6tf HYDE & OGLEsBY, IL Poydras st.
~ One of these Packets ready to receive freight
Monday
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WATER CoLoRs

BY Letters Patent of the United States
THE TRICOPHEROUS, or Clirehugh's Patent Medi-
l. Gated Compounds for the Human Hair is ac-
knowledged Dy thousands who daily 10 be the only
remedy 10 Badness and that hair which
has fallen off or become thin prevent Gray Hair
the Hair ando keep the Hair the most healthy soft and
glossy state, free from all oily and greasy appearance.
What is here promised will be warranted under forfeit
$5OO-and the professional reputation of the proprietor
deemed sufficient that every thing like quackery discarded;
proof of which the proprietor refer hundreds
New York and the agent to great number in this city
who have experienced the successful results For sale
by the agents. HUI. KENNEDY,
NH q 3t Successor to A Oliver g. Co. "a Charres ST.
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For Recorder.-JOSEPH GENOIS is a candidate for
the office OF Recorder OF the First Municipality. He will be
supported by his friends. mn22 If
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w ORLEANS CLASSIEICATIn
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
COtton, bales. Iobacc0, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. .............. 23,493 1886
Received past 3 days........ G9,CN 800
previously anna. SIS, 598-907 COS 1S,570-19 40
931 ,098 800
Exported past 8 DAYS ....... S16 Sl4
previously ......... 645 O02-669 s1S 2S717-29 SOL
Stock ON hand not cleared ......... .26l $50 1875
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TRUNKS, vALIcEs, LEATHER, &c.
HONEI is this day receiving. per bark c7TTzs9
Genesee direct from his factory. fine .r III
Ices, Trunks, Packing Trunks Carpet Bags Ss..sAdkJ
etc Those wishing purchase requested call O
VEY'S New York Trunk Store, No Canal ST. NH q ct
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eR For Mayor-We authorized to announce A.
D. CROSSMAN the present Mayor OF New Orleans candidate
reelection the Municipal Election. milo
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CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.


TIL UNPERs sbSn.lL. have this
20 W. 7ssGHlass1 5E sHsEissSf B 81
szzsSaaNEss under the style and firm of KNOWLES
4 NOEL at No. IS Canal street, door below Camp
We will personally attend to REPAIRING descrip
ton of FIN e WATCHES, Clocks, Jewelry, etc: Twen
years experience enables friends and
the public that work shall perform their entire salts
faction.
We have and will constantly keep for sale hand
some and well select.i stock of WATCHES of the best
manu- tacure Jewery, Silver Ware, Specaces Gold Pens
etc all o. which will be sold low any hose the city
and fully guaranteed Please call P. KNOWLES,
ulh1S I'm w. NOEL.
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

- n, For WOntgOlneTY ana w eIuILpKd.-n,EeeTy
eIlAG47ka SATURDAY, at O'Clock P M:-The seq.
a.ssz5sgs steamboat T.. A. OGDEN Capt. KeIcheva.
and the low pressure steamboat PELICAN, Capt Temple
on-Cne Of these steamboats, leaves NewOeans for Mo
bile Montgomery Wetumpka, and all laadings Alabama
Passengers depend the pqnctqaty of these Packets
For freight passage apply on board. or to
milf HYDE Il OfII,ESBf II Poydras st.
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CrsThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing ssirs.
his friends and the tn, public geneGa,ly Of The
III situated on st. Charles Street, next door to Y
the corner Of Gravier street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church, where he intend at all times to keen
variety of Creams, Vanilla, Pine Apple, Lemon, and
sarety OF such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sneriets and Frozen Ie1onGdes As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
expense fitting his establishment he hopes 10 isceive
liberal patronage
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms
In his store under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment oil
Fruits Candies Confectionery, and Sweetmeats OF every
description
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for vls
tiers, on THURSDAY, the I'D inst
In order that nothing be wanting to gatify he
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged. and will be nightly in attendance. ,,,,,,
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
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tg For Recorder-rhe Editors of the Crescent will
please announce CLEMENT RAMOS, the present incumbent
candidate ior reelection Inc office OF Recorder
plly. mill
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Lafayette Building Lots of Ground,l

On a LING CreGh and Hithout ReScrse
BY PlERSON BONNEVAL, AuCTIoNEERs,
x,,,,,,,.,> Office, No. 81 GR7VJER Street.
THU RSDAY Both March ls4S-Nili be sold at Auction
nership-- " WV ~ ss
Is LOTS OF GRoUND-stuated in the square s sSRas
bounded by Third Fourth St Denis and St Patrick ~
streets designated Nos l. 2, B. Sc 9 Is i6, IT, IS 10
and q. Lots No. to s, inclusive measuring 81 feet 8
the corner of St Denis and Third streets No forms the
corner OF St Denis and Fourth streets No measures 80
feet front Third street by 125 feet deep Nos Il to 70
mea1grng 20 feet front on Fourth street by l25 feet deep
TermS-One-half casl,-baance and two years ere
dit for notes bearing mortgage and per interest per
annum from date until paid.
Acts of sale before G. R. Strnger Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser. mh35 I'd
Delightful Residence at jacksonville, Parish of ST
TaInmany on account of departure-and With
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SPRING GOODS
MRS. BANISTER'S .HILLLNERF dndzfGA
F.4NCY STORE, No, o6 Royal street t fI
IttN of Bienrle street-Just received from A
W. Paris, by direct MISUNDERSTANDING ANDE In
FANCY GOODS-cOnSisting of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flow
Rich Silks, Bareges Fine Musns, Tissues, Fans, Par
asoS etc, etc.
~ MilIners supplied Extra Fine Stock. mh21 6m
NEW GARDEN SEEDS
lust RECEIVED-By ship Atlanta fresh E5f1M
- supply OF GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, ~
warranted genuine-consisting of every variety OF S.[A
the season. and sold cheap by the subscriber. E1AG
AFFLECK'S Cottage Seed Store,
101 ST CHARLES Street.
ALSO
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, and the Best
Collection of Green Hot house PLANTS in the City.
Gvs' Ladies and Gentlemen supplied with Practical and
Experienced Gardeners mills
FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS
THE subscriber has hand fresh and well ., IA
l. selected stock of GARDEN SEEDS. all war Sass1n
raned fresh and genuine Planters furnished with SS5ks
boxes containing well assorted variety of Garden ~S@
Seeds at from 50 to $40 per box.
Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
hundred papers, for retailing.
Market Gardens supplied with Seed by the pound bushe
at moderate prices D. MAUPAY,
milo 3m Scotsman and Florist, No. IS Camp st.
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tSH For Recorder.-We are authorized TO announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN candidate for the Office
Recorder Of the Second Municipality at the election April milo
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Office No. 81 Grarier street.
E'HURSDAY, March 30, at II o'clock will be sold at
Il Banks'S Arcade without reserve
DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE situated a short dis
ance from the town of MadsonvIle, known as the -
OAKLAND COTTAGE, having 80 acres of land, I===n
10 of which cleared and enclosed, with ruitI=sA
Orchard established thereon with choice varieties OF peaches
piums zig trees, etc; together with all the
emenis thereon comprising good and substantially well
built dwelling, having SIX and pantry ahed and ps
tered with ten feet gallery extending entirely around the
dwelling large and good Kitchen servants rooms store
house. stables, cairagehOlse good well, large
tern and other oubuds all in good repair This delight
full residence ssaed but short distance from the steam
boat landing of Jacksonville from which place there daily
communication with this city and for health and for
sons fond of sporting, As it abOnnds OF all sorts
Is the best in the vicinity of New Orleans.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing the property invited TO
and examine for hemse Ives by applying TO j. $ JOHN
the premises, 5 il will be sold without
Terms-Sl0OO cash, balance at six and twelve months
credit for notes bearing mortgage until final payment.
Act of sale before c. r. STRlNGER, Notary Public the
expense of the purchaser. mil25
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Succ ession of Charlotte Freyd,

Succession Of Charlotte Freyd.
BY PlERSON Il BONNEVAL. Auctioneers
Office No. ST Grdrier STREET.
SATURDAY, April 1, at Il o'cock-NiI be sold at the
- St Louis Exchange by virtue of and in pursuance
order of the Honorable the First District Court OF NewO
leans, under date of March 1, 1873
BETSY negress, aged about 70 years and her child, 2
years oId-both fully guaranteed.
Iems-One-h half cash. balance at months for approved
endorsed note, bearing mortgage until final payment Act
of sale before Z. A Renvenu. ESD Notary Public the
expense of the purchaser mlsS
Succession of Sebastien Marchand.
BY PIERSON Il BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, April |, at II o'clock-W be sold at the
- St Louis Exchange, without reserve by virtue of and
in pursuance order from the Honorable the First Dis
trrt Court of NewOreans, dated February %. 1915
Thirteen LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the beautiful
village Of Biloxi Hancock county, Miss and designated by
the numbers 100 l9 1872 193 1874 1885, 1885, 1877 1873 l99 200
POI. POP and 203.
These Lots are well located for summer residences of
them fronting the Gulf of Mexco-te whole fully de-
ser6 5sda by sn made PsGouy "A dated April
Terms cash. Acts of sale before Antonio Donocourt,
ESQ., Notary Public the of the purchasers mh28
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" yass t h sg,sr,r srs vss
- - 4argaWith quick dispa,ch.-The new pas
senger packet HARD TINES T. Wilson, master is
pected tomorrow, for freight passage having superior
mh2S HYDE g. OGLESBY 10 Poydras ST.
n B.The Hard Times will take freight for Yalabusha
River, with privilege of reshippng
~ y. The Packet DIE ERNON-E1r 81.
lsss44ff4Ahas.SS#% Louis md Illinois RDe,-On THURS
- DAY, the Both inst at o'clock, positively.
The fine new and swift runding steamer DIE VERNON,
above positively, For freight apply on board
foot of Poydrast street TO
NH q HYDE l. OGLESBY, II Poydras st.
To" The Die Vernon will take freight for Memphis,
Randolph, Mills Point, &c.
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ROBBINS ORLEANS MILLS,

No. 3 IT7dngGe BN7dings.
THE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted up these
L Mills in the complete manner, prepared to
receive orders from the trade, and to retail Ground Coffee
Spices of all kinds Oil Cake, Com Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels steamboats, and vessels, will find IT TO their inter
call the undersigned and his personal attention
is devoted HE they be assured that the artl
Giles will always be OF the best quality and neatly and care
fully put up and delivered free OF charge part OF the
city. lmh20 I'M = D. hobbINk2.
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Succession OF Louis AIIard.
BY PIERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers,
Office No. Ct Grarier street.
THURSDAY, April l. at halfpast o'clock p. M.-Will
be sold at the of Maine and st. Claude streets,
by virtue of and order from the Honora
BILE the Second District Court of NewOeans dated Feb
AIRY s. iS4S, and for account of said succession
A quantity of FURNITURE. BOOKS, Double Bar
relied GUN ETC. etc Terms cash. mh2S
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IT, h. New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery
t444h.5S Packet, from the Lake end of the New Ca
sa.E nal-For Mobile, Montgomery, Myetnmpka.
the LIST April, at o'clock punctuaIly. The and
splendid owpeSsnre steamer PELICAN, Tempieton,
will leave above touching the Railroad for passen
gers by the clock ears For freight passage apply
mG HYDE & OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
N. B-Freight viii be received the Canal Warehouse
New Basin, on Tuesday, for the Pelican. Passengers vii!
leave by the O'Clock bages Saturday No freight will
be received later than for the clock barge Saturday
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
-sS IRON HUB IND AXLETREE PLANTATION
Sg&s " a e q VS. nai5---zs
<A1&N C8RTS - All orders gy.HShlzEVeEsXA
E@8SNaG= for these very superior +bsHTTEHj
articles viii meet with prompt atten
ton by leaving them with heSsrs SLARK DAY, STAUFFER
& Co.. corner Canal and Magazine streets. NewOrleans
where sample may be
mh25 lmis ALBERT WASHBURN
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yUyIIE subscriber wond re.recily inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description of UOOD and IRON
TR4WE 4H.NLNGS, for Stores Steamboats,, Offices
Galleries ec He also manufactures every description
Military Tents TarpaunS and Dray, Wagon, and Horse
Covers at the shortest Particular attention will be
paid Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores
As there has been great deal said within the last
So about what parties enormously call WATER
PROBING the subscriber offers his in that capacity
for small compensation and TO those of bis customers who
would prefer the expense by doing themselves ne
will checuy the receipt which in itself Is very SIMPLE
and YET useful in preventing rot mdew on any article
of cloth that may be exposed TO wet or damp
ALFRED MUNROE II co, will meet with prompt at
tentI0n. mhlS bm H. 'h77iDi'
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NJ r. New Steamboat M. B. HAMER-F6r
49, - Phsburg (direcD, Wheeiing, Cincinnati
zsEsssasssrS Tall Intermediate landings-On THURS
DAY March 30 at o clock postiyely-The and ee-
giant fast stunning steamboat NJ. b. HAMER, Capt Cham
berlan receiving freight and will leave as above For
freight having unsurpassed accommodations ap
ply on board, opposite Poydras street, or to
msy HYDE & OGJ.FSRY 12 Poydras s