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IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IxII .nIsor. ati for following improved Rea

iot'o''iie
Il Estate on liberal terms. , g r, sza9A
IA LOT OF GROUND at the corner OF Grav .l
and Baonne streets occupied Grocery, &c IN
square bounded by Gayer Baronne Carondeie ana mon
streets having 40 feet Gravler street, by depth anu
front of los feet on Baronne street. ,,orc 90
2 Five TWO-STORY BUILDINGS and LOTS, on
a. tree bejns the Nos a g. 2 q and q Girod street
I'll each having "a feet front on Gl1od street, by " ie
in denth occupied as stores and dwellings, ~
2 Two TWO-STORY BRICK STOKES, NOS. "a ana
rs Commerce street between Lafayette and "9d Ssee
ocb ot having 20 feet front Commerce street. by w leet
in depth. ,- ~, 1,,orr>rn oov.rad with Ru;ld
ms naar new in the city of Lafayette on the north side OF
Third street between Tchouponas and Rousseau streets
each having BIZ feet front on Third street, by o feet In
uep n2i s0 tpp' " H. ST JOHN, 9 Lafayette street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

RECEIVING STOLEN PRorERTy.-Manuel Mu-
mis- was Yesterday examined before Recorder Bald
win on the charge of having received stolen pro-
perry from negro, knowing the same to have been
illegally obtained Mr.. NUNS requested by
the Recorder to pay his respects TO Judge McHenry
at the earliest time convenient, and received let
ter of recommendation to the keeper of the Parish
Jail, to be used in case he did not give the bond
renuired
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

SENT DowN-D. Daniels, yesterday re-
turned before the First District Court, by Recorder
Ramos. on the charge of beating small boy, who
is an orphan with no friends to protect him.
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u. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.

Hogan & Thompson Samuel Woodall
IN the Circuit Court Of tie United States for tie District
U Louisiana. =. No. lIOl.
II virtue OF writ OF en facas to me directed IN the
public sale on MONDAY May s. 1873 at 10 CLOCK A. M
at the Store, No. 40 Camp street
All tire right title and interest of the said defendant to the
contents OF said Store consisting OF BOOKS AND STA
TON cry, NOTES AND DRAFTS, BOOK AC-
COUNTS AND STORE FIXTURES etc etc. Invento
lies OF which will be exhibited on the day OF sale
Ierms-Cash.
q. S. Marshal's Office New Orleans April 25, 184s.
VIM. I. WAGNER, United States Marshal.
n. B-Sad sale if not completed the eh May, 1913
will be continued from day to day. between the hours OF III
A. and p. at the place advertised, until perfected
apes my1&S. VIM. F. WAGNER, Z. S. NJ.
U. S. MARSAAL'S SALE.
James Titus Us. Sloop Onero.
In the District Court Of the United States for tie District
Of LOutSlGnG. No. 64io.
ny virtue of alias writ OF Uendioni e1ponaS to me
D directed the above entitled case will expose to sale
the highest bidder SATURDAY. May IL, 1913 at Il
O'Clock, NJ, bankss Arcade, on Magazine street
The SOop ONERO-her tackle, apparel and furniture
as she lies near the New Basin.
IermS-Cash.
T. s. MaIsllal's Office New Orleans April g. 1848.
ap2l, my6&I3 WIN. F. WAGNER, u. S. Marshal.
The United States Ds. Fifty Thousand Cigars.
q. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
IN the District Court Of the United Sqtest0: the District
Of L1OH3StdHG. N o. 64o2
ERIDAY, May 8, lS48, at O'Clock, MI will sell to
IL the highest bidder, front OF office west end OF the
CustomOuse Building, by virtue OF wTlt OF Vendltlonl eX
ponas directed, In the above entitled case
Thirty packages boxes containing about 5o0OO
CIGARS.
Terms cash, payable at the time of adjudication.
L.. ). MaIshai's Office NewOrieans April Is, 1913.
apis %, my5 w. +. WAGNER, U. 5. Marshal.
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ID OBI w. WORTHINGTON, Geaernl agent and
N Cect0r Rodney, Jefferson county Mississippi will
attend PuncuaIy to tie Collection Of N9tsS Drafts, Ae
Refers to-Drake & Evans Broughton & Mqrdock
Pingka5d Warren Co. R9dney Mis- John Good IL
K Henry T. A S Donphan, Natchez; James Goodin
Cincinnati Jas Hand Philadelphia; G. James, LeXIng
ton Thos Freeland, Claiborne county, Miss. apps
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

oN rt,.-., LOST,
u ninay night last, purple satin RETlCULE, con-
aeS y par OF Gold Specaces, pair of Silver Spec
Bal card goa renflcase with blue set ivory tablets aud
De .va, The owners upon it. The finder will
. -sNah'ed by leaving it at this office myi If
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SWEET TABLE BUTTER! !.

HAVING made arrangements
IL with the best Diaries in the
North and West for constant sup
ply of SWEET TABLE AND COOK
ING BUTTER, we are now pre-
pared to furnish to our customers the
same. in stone jars varying from )
to 10 tb.
It will be delivered at their resi-
dences without additional charge.
We think our customers
will find our system one OF economy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

~ The public is respectfully informed that this -,ssss,
4.% most delightful place of resort and amuse 85sa
l4 .s ment is now open under the management Ss9sE
QUErS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard 49,
ner and at the SELDOM and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation made fur
ns dinner parties with all the delcacies of the season. and
the best OF wines and liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socs
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO.
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Total amount Of above tables 492 921
There are several small towns not embraced in
the above table, which will probably swell the to-
FOL IN 500G coo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

LARCENY.-James Connolly was yesterday morn
ing, brought before Recorder Ramos, on the charge
of stealing S25 in gold and lot of clothing, belong
ing to Bryan Brenkeost, from the boarding house,
case not being very clear, Connolly was remanded
for further examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02
WORMS wORMSn WORMS

THNO REMOVE these troublesome and dangerous lnhabii
Il ants OF the stomach and bowels, which so often m
the health and destroy the lives of children, ia NE )
TONIC NERNllFUGE a certain and safe preparation Tor
the removal OF various kinds of Worms Dyspepsia Sour
Stomach, Want of Alsetie nante Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs OF DIges
ton 1t without exception of the most valuable pre-
parations in the world. For sale by = 1,
NATHAN JARVIS Co,
apl8 Corner of Magazine and Common Streets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

to- Mrs. c. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
Inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private Lessons young Ladies in either Of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
at this Office. ap12
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

'I GHEEsENAmencan English. French, Italian and
Dutch Cheese. -. - H.,
PIE FRUITS PRESERVES. etc; etc
Aii'' GEORGE JAQUES Il co.
ANIL Under the Ice Hopse. st. Charles and P0ydr ITS
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,

No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET-Up Stairs.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THEATRE)
eESA y The Citizens of New Orleans, and the ,=sre,
transient public, are respectfully mott ,sssYA
.&3 opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, EsSY
APnl L. in style of magnicence that viii totally -
eclipse any establishment CT the kind the Southwest, and
fully spendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments in
the Northern cities.
The Saloon is fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture, by McDuf, of Magazine street. whose taste
well known this city that it would be superuous to
more the subject.
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and HER
BETS of every of flavor, together with all the de-
licious FRUITS ofthe Tropics.
Mr. SMITH formerly and for a long time the efficient
head of Nbos famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire supentendance-he announcement of whlch-wiil
guarantee to the community the most fashionable resort In
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaled and that the whole MANAGEMENT Of the Sa
loon will be sch cannot fail please the most fastldous
sg Families and Parties be supplied at moment
notice, with all the delcacies of the ap10 I'm
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70" Notice to Draymen. - Hereafter | Will pay no
da age goods consigned except those who have
my written order. JOSEPH II. MOORE,
mh.y I'm l07 Poydras street.
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ICE CREAM SALOON,

ICE CREAM SALOON.
CreThe subscriber takes pleasure informing zssTs,
MTj his friends and the public, generally of the sSYG
ESt5 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, Ey$SS
ss1 situated st. Charles Street. next door to ~
the Of Gravier street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capp's 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 season will allow
together with Sherbets and Frozen Lemonades As every
attention will be padto please and he has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment, he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. ,
Families supplied at short notice. and on reasonable
terms.
In his store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies, Confectionery, and Sweetmeats OF every
description. .
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for vsl
ters on THURSDAY, the I'D inst
In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste an excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been en-
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance.
ming 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

Il maDi who has been accustomed to travelling for
years DESTROYS of going with family Of
wilinaS,pHty as Companion de P0ydge. She would be
en % go TO the Continent Most unexceptonabe refer
r. sen ~ Please address, the office of this paper
ELLER. myl 1t
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RSyREsMMEMTs,

OPENED at the corner of ST CHARLES am
ND ama aGIJn Strsetsp p very nice cool
esEsss The Cream is made in the latest Pha. 49,
- delphla improved style, and sold at the 49,
SssS same prices. Families and Parties sending The;
~ orders will have chance to test the quality of tn.
Cream, and know the prices, and much obiee ~
ap2I 1t A b. WOODWORTH.
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MN6NANM SMAES.
Valuable Lot of Ground on ST. Louis Street
By PIERSON d BONNENAL

| Valuable Lot of Ground on ST. Louis Street.
By PERSON d BONNEVAL,
WILL be sold at Auction WEDNESDAY the Sd
instant st = e9sk n # the 81 81 Louis
by St nn mi Buundv aad Con a
measures 81 6S inch by 50 feet 2S inches English
measure Said Los OF Ground adjoining the residence of
Charles fancy, and now occupied Coal yard
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at one and two years
credit Tor bearing cent annum interest and
mortgage until final payment.
Act OF sale before j. T. Gy Notary Public at the expense
OF the purchaser. N.Y.
Siaves-Slaves
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctioneers,
Office No 81 Grauier street
"WEDNESDAY, May Sd, at Il o clock-Will be sold at
w the St Louis Exchange without reserve
BELA-negess aged about 30 years; plain cook, washer
and oner, and general house servant honest and sober
fully guaranteed against the vices and malades prescribed by
law; She is well recommended and sold tor no fault.
IermS-Cash.
n Acts of sale before A. Donocour, Notary Public
at the expense OF the purchaser.
Several valuable NEGROES Full description the sales
Valuable Family of Slaves on account of Departure.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
"WEDNESDAY, May j. at Il q clock y Viii be sold,
w at the St Louis Exchange on account of departure,
the following DESCRIBED slaves
BURRELL-aged IS years. fine house-servant:
MAkIHA-aged 70 years, a beautiful washer and oner;
GEORGE :. 10 years years,
RANIDT 5years. Their children.
H Il Sx 6yeas
The above family OF Slaves of the likely in the
city of New Orleans They fully against the
and maladies prescribed by law, and recon-
mended.
TerAs-One half cash; balance IL months credit for
approved endorsed notes. bearing cent interest from
date and mortgage until paid.
Acts of sale before q. r. Stnger, Esq, Notary Public at
the expense OF the purchaser APPS
av The above Family can be seen on the day of sale
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DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT

DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT.
rENHE beautiful frame House No 1893 Baronne street. 60
Il is for Rent For small family it affords every .H
The House is handsomely furnished, and
afos valuable chance those who wish 10 go to House
keeping; From its central stuaton being not more tnan
minutes walk to the St Charles Hotel, 1t must meet WIN
Immediate rental Cash to be paid for the furn ~
bought Apply the person the premises NO l'5
dp 10 u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

|ATHOTJFy MANUALS AND BIBLES. elegantly
u bound in gilt with gold clasps Common do; " Flower
OF Piety sc. For sale by MILES G. SALE CO,
mbIstf u st. Charles street
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

rOI ns,rn At No. IA Camp street.
(T4KttDsMlTH'S PICTORIAL VICAR OF WAKEFIELD;
KrpN NEWS MANUEL OF CHESS;
TIM r. CHRISTMAS HoLYDAYs IN ROME;
Mis- SMIEfuL LETTER-WRITER;
RSss M ~ lNTosH's Two LIVES;
Rim ~" I'D FROM THE RIVERS OF WISDOM;
DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
RoearAEtDs0N on THE Doc:
SgwPi ECONOMIC CHEss-BoARD COMPANION;
SF"sELLs AMY HERBERT;
Syws,,tL i,ANErON PARSONAGE:
SgWFLLLLs MARGARET PERCIvAL;
SgIrFll[-L SGERrRUpE-A Tale;
SNlrn, NATURAL HIsToRY OF THE GENT;
SOjTEcS; NATURAL HIsToRY OF THE BALLET GIRL;
SoSrrhkY $ LIFE OF CRoIwEIL:
PsI hing FOR EVERYBODY
Esrtb ca anu for sale the Nesr Orleans StGtfon6rS
--So' lmyl 81 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT

VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT
FENHE Undersigned constantly manufacturing and has
Il for sale very superior article of NEGAR, e1E-N
which he will guarantee to improve by and 1@3l
VIII deliver it, free OF charges any part OF ,sZA5
the city Lafayette, the following reduced
prices suit the times Butts ~ gallons, 81 Barrels ~
gallons, 81 25 Barrels 40 gallons cents p gallon A be-
fa discount made to wholesale customers.
Gg" line dropped in the Postoiice will be punctaaly
attended to. [ap29 til JOHN I'll. WEBB.
Corner Common and Maais sts, opposite Charity Hospital
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g HOTEL AND GARDENS.

One of ~ aUTEL AND GARDENS
IA F re most aetighttM residences IN the South.
I'd Il he CARROLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS l.rs,
SEa miles from Canal ST.. NewOrleans Uid the SFa
Tn "a 'allon Railroad ~.
ta subscriber has the honor to announce that he is now
ER r'oarsa to accommodate nite9 number OF BoAp.
> she Jay, week, or month";
LAY, g co. Per Week. $40 OK. Per Month. 80 90
Fish mnahdiast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
The hest m % order, and Private Parties accommodated.
Re Geat OF Wines and Liquors
athe Sso S4er5eS Lemonade, and Sodaaoater served
NJ and Restaurant under the charge of
Mobq and one OF the first caterers and formerly of
Good liat1oles Ten-pin Alleys and Quots
- FTtta0llng for thirty Horses
{eI sc,s ne FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
ale oer are laid out with much taste and are in
United ana Jar SarBGsS anything of the kind in the
uG9 GaenesI ea' 'aney always 10 be had on appica
fSOHslbe attention paid to Visiters whosep re
N'AA' sabsstsa by (myln) JAMES DU
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NE po1rcu AMI REah VIZ Tine OF oMNIRrJs

TTIHE ROUGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS
Es now running ing from nnt the upper upper AS
Press The carriages all new and nte
if not superior to any ever ught to or made
will soon be sufficient number to accommodate all who
may wish ride in Them Smoking and racing strictly
prohibited intoxicated permitted to ride and
the public assured that strict attention will be paid to
the comfort and of all who may favor said line
with their patronage J-B. SLAWSON & co.
COLLECTORS in the Omnibuses ap21
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

LosT CHILD.-A little girl about three years of
age, was yesterday brought to the police office by
one OF our citizens. She said her name was Ber-
nard or Benoit, and that ''papa was on steam
boat" When found she had on a calico ffock,
white apron, and leghorn hat. BY applying at
Recorder Baldw!ns office, her parents can find
where she is.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02
JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON.

JACOBS ICE CREAM SALOON,
OPP OSITE ST. CHARLES THEATRE
WIN The Subscriber takes pleasure to inform hse-wp
ny friends and the public in general that he has B
SSseS5Ys opened his ICE CREAM SALOON on St nfs1
So Charles street, in the Garden occupied by ~L
~ AFFLEcK Flower Depot, where he will keep
all kinds of Ice Creams Frozen emonades and Sherbets
The SALOON, is airy and pleasant, and everything
will be done to render vsters comfortable The subscriber
socs share of public patronage.
~ Families supplied short notice. with the best quail
ty and any quantity of the above APPS I'm
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FURNITURE DEPoT--l34 Philippa Street;
THE Undersigned Manufacturer and Dealerin R.
ING.GLAssEs. + i RNisHING So, .s..s
MATERIAL San and NAT MATR "a asi,c &c.
that and supply all articles in his line Of
citv ~ Housekeepers, wishing to consult economy,
would do well cali the subscriber before purchasing
los b. HUBBARD, l34 Philppa street,
,naf Inn Between Poydras and Perdido Streets
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REFREsHMEN REMOVAL.

REI RESHME!fF IE---hENOVAI.
FENHE Undersigned begs the public that he has
~, removed his Ice Cream Enlistment from ST. CO
Charles street to the CORN, CANAL AND BA-
ROME STREETS, where iIs Saloon will be ~saJI
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April s., G3
ana remain open daily from Il O'Clock A. till late
IN the evening Every vaIeiy of refreshments will be
pea such as Ice Cream Sherbets, Ice Lemonade etc ETC.
lie trusts that the locality of the Saloon and
the unexceptonabe quality of the refreshments provided
apps I'm IL VJIIOZ
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No. 81 C4.N.4I- STREEI-Uad6r the Planters Hotel.
TEvHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
Il stock of CLOTHING, suitable for the present season.
from New York, which place they have manufacory
Although their already pretty well known to he
system of doing strict cash business believing this system
beneficial their customers to themselves as they
are not charged an extra price order to the losses
which those who do credit business a0ags more or less
susain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL 4 co, Il Canal St,
n1s e,, fndpr the Planters Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-02

MARY !-''Who does not love the name of Mary9''
quoth one Jean Jacques Rousseau. And indeed he
was right, for Mary is beautiful NAME and there
fore deserves to be appreciated Mary Russell was
found on Sunday night last, sitting upon the top of
a barrel, smoaking very bad segar, and making
the air vocal with carols that We're anything but
lovely to the ears of modesty. Mary Lynch, who
threatened to lynch every one who came by, and
put the eye of the Waterman who arrested her in
mourning, was after some difficulty, such as biting
the hands, and scratching the cheeks of her friends
landed safe in the guard house. After having given
vent to a loud s. oh ~ she laid herself down and
went to sleep like dying lamb--n petticoats. . .
And last, but not least, Miss Mary Coleman, a
young lady of about forty-seven years of age, and
twice as natural had little conversation with his
Honor. Mary stated that the reason for her calling
on his Honor, was that she had dreamed of dwell
ling IN marble halls, or some other place, and had
unfortunately muttered her warblings, whilst in
state of somnambulism. The Waterman, however,
and he s. was very vigorous feller,'' as a Cock
ney would say, grabbed Miss Mary, and put her in
quod. Each of them were sent down for 80 days.
Who does not love the name of Mary?
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apis 3m Under the Planters Ho
WELD s co, ~ Camp sire

WELD & CO., II Camp Stree1,
swH 4TE RECEIpED LII
JACK TIER-By ]. Fennmore Cooper;
- EVA OR THE ISLES OF LIFE AND DEATH-By Edw.
Maturn;
BRAGELONNE-the concluscn NJ ne Three Guardsmen;
THE BOTTLE-A series q .irt arge engravings-By
Crukshank; - ~
DUMAS New WoRK-TE! 1EgRET BELT OF IN
VISIBLES;
BRYAN 0'LYNN-By 4 .5ast Smith;
CONSUELO AND COUN tSS OF RUDOLSTADI-
BY George sand
SECRET MEMOIRS oFTHE EMPRESS JOSEPH E
THE BACHELOR OF THE ALBANY and all the latest
Ea.tern p ,ppps N,c,zIxr. Ne ap26
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ROBBlNS' ORLEANS MIIIS.
VI,HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the pub
lie generally that usual he i prepared TO furnish At
1yboIeSaTe and retail Corn Meal Oil Cake, Grou(m Feed,
Ground Coffee Spices of kind and Of the most supe-
or quality neatly prepared and delivered free OF charge In
anv mari of New Orleans or Lafayette
Orders left matter to what amount can be filled at me
shortest notice. the Orleans Mills being the largest and most
complete establi shment in the city.
u Prices moderate and such care ven to the prepara-
ap26 i'm s. b. ROBBINS, No. 8 Triangle Buildings.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

Lake end of the P0atchdrtrdiR Railroad.
THE present proprietors of the above well known esab
Il lshment would inform the citizens of NewOr "a
leans and all its former patrons that the house. after M
~ having undergone thorough repara-l==A-A
Ss6gkyEyNes on, is opened for their accommodation
Sv-An>- this season, and they may feel assured thai
every endeavor Will be made render their visits agreeable
The Restauran. will all times be supplied with the bes
Fish that the Lakes psoduce such Pompano Black Fish
Coake Trout Soft Crabs etc. besides all the delcaeles Of
the NewOrleans market.
sqs@ None but the best of liquors served the bar.
apOtf E. p KENNEDY IL co.
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| WINDOW GLASS.
| ID ECEIVING per Robt. Burtin:
| N llSS boxes 8xl0 to 24x32.
270O do in store, 6x8 to 32x46.
90 do Of fine English Crown Glass G.
227 do fine sheet and B.
$50 light of English Plate.
1000 do Double Thick.
1850 do Red, Blue Green, White and Yellow Glass,
| for sale at manufacturers prices, by
apis X. CLANNON, 40 Canal 81.