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MORE DEATHS BY LIGHTNING.-Tw fishermen,
named Daniel Corson and John Van CIeef, were
killed by lightning at Sheepshead Bay, NY, on
The 18th, while they were engaged in their vocation
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~" The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient the GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND probably superior 70 Sarsapara ITSELF Professor %
II
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CHURCH STRUCK BY MGHTNING-Grace Church
in New York was struck by lightning on the 18th
not much damage done.
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REWARD OFFERED. - The Gainesville Pilot
states that reward of $500 is offered for the appre
hension and delivery to the Sheriff of Lauderdale
county, Mississippi of Jesse Hobbs, who murdered
Thomas Hughes, at the Lauderdale Springs, a short
time ago
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

0z The Ladies' Fair at the Baptist Church on
Triton Walk, near Bacchus street, will be held on
Monday night, July g.
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ARARE CHANCE FOR PAssENGERs.-T ele-
CANT hght-draught passenger boat Chancellor, c.
= z. Bacon, MASTER leaves for Louisville Tomorrow
Morning at 10 o'clock, from the foot of Poydras ST.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-At Randolph, Tenn, Mr. |. c.
Kneeland, merchant of that place, was recently
killed in an afray with Mr.. Henry Cotton. He
was shot through the heart, and died instantly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

FIRE.-The Pearl Street House in Albany was
almost totally consumed by fire on the 18th ult
Loss, S6OOO
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From MatamorOS.

We have received che American Flag of the
10th ult, but it does not contain anything Of great
importance. We learn from it that the ratification
of the treaty had just been officially announced at
MatamOros.
A month will probably elapse before General
Wool's division will have finally evacuated the
country.
The Flag says that the crops upon the Rio Grande
are this year very fine, and that the yield will be
more abundant than ever before known.
We extract the following from the same paper
A new route has been surveyed from Corpus
Christi to the town of Laredo, on the Rio Grande,
by Gen Cazneau, of the former place. The dis
lance precisely 1873 miles, Corpus Christi being Is
miles north of Laredo. Gen. c. transported with
him $4,000 worth of goods No doubt is enter
tanned but it will become the great thoroughfare for
western Texas to the lower Rio Grande.
The Flag wants the Brazos made port of entry,
and appeals to the Texas delegation in Congress to
give their attention to the subject
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Telegraph

-" This Line of Telegraph is working regularity
Memphis to all points North and West and the Lakes
Packages will be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats DAILY, from the office Commercial EGchaRge) Of
the Company in this city
LIZ The public may rely upon promptness and dsI ach
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE, Superintendent,
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% The New York Common Council have ap-
propriated $4,000 for the fourth of July, for fire.
rLo
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to" To Purchasers of Clothing,
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.'S
ZONE PRICE STORE" No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may be found the Largest and
RECT gSSORTHENT or CJOTuIArGi

of every description in NewOreans.
At this establishment every article offered the very lowest
price sold, and reduction any
be made Purchasers whether they good Judges
quality goods may assured Of obtaining every
very price, the trouble OF beating down.
being cheated price goods invariably
is the lowest city, Our stock of Clothing Furnishing
Goods is very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth.
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Superfne all Linen Shirts boOms So so to 81 So
me Muslin Shirts, linen bosoms and collars TO 81 5 French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro Shirts Mer
Flannel auze brown white and pink Undehis and Drawers
Sk pndersh and Drawers rich styles fancy Cravas Italian
and French Black Silk Cavats; Silk and Linen HRndkclels;
Linen border Handkerchief Linen and Silk Gloves Black Kid
Gloves Cotton MennO and Linen half Hose Silk and Bingham
Umhras also Tmnks. Na.e Carne. Bags. Iel3 q
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oLQTHIN G-CLoTHIN G.

SqCH AN OPPORTUNITY as the present ba; Dot
Den 9hefed IN TINS city IN the of Bargains rave
determined to close off the entire stock of '"'s
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
al such prices as will induce ain of complete ORR
Ut 70 PatfOnize my establishment TO those who ae in
want OF Clothing respectfully inform themithat will ssIl
as cheap as the Cheapest. Those who want
-. WINTER CLOTHES
VIII hnd It greatly to their advantage to call as NV ,o r IL
iaTge loI this of the year Aso-a aTee suomi ~
ShlRTS-UndeTshirts, Drawers Socks 1Irayats st ~
.g FREDERIC ANTH0N '''
ssi st. Charles Hotel, corner Common ST
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Died:

At his residence BalonRouge, the ut after nger
ing illness, Major II. w. FOWLER, aged AZ years
On the 18Th ut the residence Of parents in DcSoo Parish
La ofcongeve after three days Illness Miss MARGARET
ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Mevna Ann and Fvat q
lockwood, aged IA years, months ana u days.
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FRoM HoNpuRAs.-The N. Y. Commercial has

From HoNDURAs.-The N. Y. Commercial has a
file of the Belize Observer to the Sd inst:
Mr. Fitzgibbon, whose Imprisonment for contempt
of Court has been previously noticed, was TO be re-
leased on the 18th of May, three months of confne-
ment and his fine Of fl0O having been RENTED by
the Government
The Observer says that Mr.. FitZgibbon is citizen
Of the United States and has father now residing
in the city of Brooklyn. He was to resume the
editorial control of the Observer on the 10th OF June
Several Indians had been murdered on the Eng
llsh side of the river Hondo and warrants had been
issued for the arrest of the supposed perpetrators
Our Presidents Message recommending assist
ance by the United States to Yucatan has reached
Belize, and calls forth some comment in the papers.
The Observer says that from the tone of the message
relative to foreign interference &C. it nfers that
the President entirely forgets that there is such
place as Belize, British Honduras.
MARKETs-Flour on the 3D. Of June was auosed al I59
$ils Cheese l0s 12z 100 lbs Butter 2010 Rz5. Lard 80
lbs 6 $50; Mess PORK 0$l4; Prime III sl2 Mes Beet
I3DSI4; Prime HOSE; Family II IA SIS Excbanee on
ASS Nssak aadAEs, 4 q cent Premium
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MORE SERvILE INsURRECTIoN.-Th schooner
Mary Clifford, from the French West India Island
of ST. Martins the Sd ult, arrived at Boston on the
2lst ult. We copy from the Journal
A general instruction of the slaves was antici-
pated. The French residents had had considerable
trouble with their slaves, and had liberated them
short time previous to the sailing Of the schooner
The night following their liberation general row
occurred, which resulted in the slaves destroying
much property on the farms of their former masters
At the time of their liberation, the owners told the
slaves that they would employ them at wages by the
year. but they did not appear satisfied with this
less the Dutch residents consented to lberate their
slaves on the same condition as the French had
DONE This the Dutch had not consented to do at
the time the Mary Clifford left.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

From MARTINIQUE.-The accounts from Mart-
niqre are conflicting and vague. The bark Claris-
sa, which arrived on the Doth ult, at New York,
gives tolerabIy clear but brief account of affairs
in that Island:
A French government schooner arrived at Ponce
with fifty passengers, from Martinique, from whom
it was ascertained that the white nhabitant had as
sembled in force and drove the blacks out Ofthe city,
The Governor of the island of Porto Rico, on the
receipt ofthis intelligence, issued proclamation to
the slaves on the island, exhorting them to avoid all
mutinOus movements, and threatening those de-
tected in any measure calculated to cause an nsur-
rectiOn, with instant death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

To THE Lovers OF HARMoNY.-By the adver-
1issment in another column it viii be seen that Mr..
J, Siddons, the proprietor Of the Commercial, .
No 8 New Basin Street, viii this evening open a
room for the reception of all those who desire to
amuse themselves with vocal music. Those gen
tlemen whose timdity WillnOt allow them to appear
in public will now have fine opportunity of show
ing 81 their accomplishments in a convivial circle.
The room IS elegantly furnished and We Will vouch
for il that Dir Siddons will keep it in good order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

ATMOSPHERIC CHURN. This new invention.
notice of which will be found in our advertising
columns, exhibits the power of making butter from
new milk, to-day at eleven O'Clock, at the New
Commercial Exchange. We have before spoken Of
this simple and truly valuable machine, producing
results (which are astonishing. We commend ii 10
the attention Of our readers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

Or Thanks to the steamboat Montezuma for
Mobile papers.
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sEMl-WEEKLY-th morning containing late
news. foreign and domestic, markets, &c. Single
copies u wrappers at Offices cents
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Steamboat Departures Vhis Day.

SttdMUUaI departures rms Days
gB-s SEE ADYERTisENENTs ON THIRD PAGE
BHori .............. MOBILE, Sutton 4 P. M Barge.
Red RiEer. ......... CREOLE, Remsr, P. NJ.
YazOo ............... MUSCLE No. 2 Gwanney 5 p NJ
Yaz0o RiBer ...... PATRICK HENRY, Crosley 5 p M.
Cincinnati. .......CAROLINA, HadlOck D p NJ
PittS5arg .......... BELLE OF THE WEST, 4 p NJ.
PittS6urg. ..........M b. HAMER Chamberlain, p NJ.
....SU DAY
Louisville ......... CHANCELLOR, Bacon p. NJ
e1@ The U. S. Mail steamboat BELLE OF THE
WEST-FOr Cincinnati, Louisville, Wheeling and Pitts
burg THIS DAH Saturday, LIST ins1., at CLOCK P NJ
HYDE & 0GLESBY, Il POydTas ST.
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour Jy1
as5@ The packet M b. HAMER will leave for Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Pittsburg THIS DAY Saturday LIST
inst, alta clock, NJ positively from POydras wharf
JYl HYDE & OGLESBY, Il POydras st.
Passengers will please be on board at the above hour
90 The Yicksburg and Yazoo City packet PATRICK
HENRY, CrOsley, MASTER will leave THIS DAY,
the LIST inst O'clock, M for Vicksburg and YazoO
City, from foot of Canal street.
Jy1 T. B. SMITH s. CO.. So Magazine ST.
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~ See First and Fourth pages. "a
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sands,s CIothing Emporium.

E Richard Sands, grateful for past fayOrs, would re-
specttuy call the attention Of The public his Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store % POYDRAS Of Tchoupouas ST.
Gentlemen arriving the city will find II to their lntere
to call and examine for themselves. apps
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

REAL ESTATE SALEs-TEis Dag.--Pierson &
Bonneyal viii sell This Day, at IL O'Clock, at
Banks Arcade, BattuFe Lots in Bloomingdale,
Improyed Second Municipality Property. and two
Los Of Ground for account Of the succession Of
Alexander Eloi Beugnot See advertisements
Pierson d Bomeval viii also sell, at P. M, at
Algiers near the Belleville Iron Works, Household
Furniture, ETC.
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GORDON PLJJMMER

GORDON PLUMMER.
ADJUSTER or ;aKERdGES,
~ Office at Lucen Hermans, Marine Notary q HloydL
street, NeD. Orleans. e 20 lstroy.
LIZ A Remedy for one Glass Of Diseases only
DIAL-Price so cents per bottles bottles Tor 81 So
From II. W. billiard, late U. 5. Minister Belgium
Or. Ho0drA few days since, received le you
pronounce valuable medicine Indeed, such Aierons
Of {e Bowels as we suffer WIN N me South noT OF
From Capt John E. Davis Company d, Georgia Reg Mexico
Or. N. Woodrfl take pleasure expressing
n arrangements Bowels, Recommending
particularly 70 individuals connected with the Array So great was
tons ne several Captains were soon exhausted sonss
Your Obliged friend,
July l4th, lS47. JOHN Z. DAVIS Capt Co. q.
~ Dr. WooPBUEE's WpEM SPECIFIC is safa an Il
cheap the cheapest.
al do certify administered member my family
uE,6;,,,,;l,. g. 1s,s, John j. tTTI LIZ.
Gg The Medicines for SALE wholesale ead retail oriy
by J. WRIGHT q Co. ISL Ghartres street. NO. iela2m
E See advertisement on the first page Of this paper
headed q" TO PLANTERS And FAMILIES" Of CtanstocE
& Co. celebrated Medicine and Magical PAIN Extractor Depot No.
SO Poydas street. where all that sold GENUINE
PURE. iel On
-" DR.. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy--FOr
the Gonoha elect syphilis Structure Aecunai Diseases
and all complaints arising from impurities Of the blood DR. Cuen
a N Nene,y IS orS ~ ROM ON
CoptS mercury or any Other m lt AL the
requisite qualities effect radical days IL
matters in The system which aggavae de DISEASE and at The SANE
time upon through the medium the blood by
tenn The constitution instead Of being injured 10y The
81 SeeS aad Sdvaa 1s himself ia Re lnsy gS
Of better health than he before also eradicae VenerH S0
and a general purifier Of the system.
e5- Prepared and sold by ROWLAND g. WALTON, SO Market
street Ph9delpha Only Agents IN New Orleans WRIGHT
& CO., Isl Charities street. je5 2jpIm
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=, STOLEN.

WILL pay liberal reward any one who will 1ivs M,
information that will lead to the recovery S
Of the papeB and the detection of The thief A1l DID
who robbea my office at noon the 9Th IsE u IN
instant OF small iron framed leather - 9,AYEl
large brass nyets brass bands and secTet snT
Jock Inc Trunk contains of vaue TO me but 10 no
ong ee, ad : hed with DOCUMENTS letters etc of mine
ana some small keepsakes The Trunk IS well finished our
ana 1sde and has my engraved on brass plate on
Lle Hd. IJezJ 81 T. w. FARRAR
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" Ireland.-Tbere will be a Meeting of the

kT" Ireland.-Thee will be meeting of the NEW
ORLEANS BRANCH Of the AMERICAN LEAGUE FOR THE
REDEMPTION OF lkELAND, at their Hail. No. 100 Magazine
street, SUNDAY EVENING I'd INST halpast o'rlock
Ireland invited attend BY order Of the Council
Vl 1t w. l.. GILES, Secretary.
IT, Jackson Fire Company No. 18-The officers and
Meeting the Company will take place Engine
on SUNDAY MORNING, July 9 l8fS 10 O'Clock ~ Every
member expected to present.
ieD II. A. HENDRICKS Secretary.
ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEREN-
NziIn DENCE. .gas
S5T NY A BALL will be given by the EMMET A1h1nT
SEEzsS, CLUB on the 4th of July, next Ann uHtS
@S[E TEMPERANCE HALL, No. l9S TchOupi- ms
"a touas stTeet. IT.
MANAGERS.
y, J. O1CALLAGHAN,, JAMES TREANOR,
VIM RANDOLPH ICYCE
THOMAS MULVEY.
....FLOOR MANAGgRs..,
ID. j. OCALLAGHAN, ]. NJ WATERS
W. WHEELEHAN. .. ROPER
L. CARDIGAN, j. s. DUNE
s7Y@ ADMISSION Gentlemen 81 Ladies gratis Je97
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

DsP The whole amount Of the hospital money
received in the United States, at the Customhouses
from 1888 to June 3d. 1917, was ,275 81, and
the whole amount expended was $685., 291 80.
THE CRoPs.-The Natchitoches Chronicle Of
the oath says that some alarm has been felt by the
planters in that vicinity concerning the worm. The
Chronicle says that the worms which have appear
ed are not the real g Simon Pure. The editor Of
the Republican, however, has been shown one Of
the genuine, an inch long.
New NLET.-The steamer Oregon entered a
new inlet into PamlicO Sound, N. c., on the 18th
ult. There were feet water on the Bar at low
tide. This is said to be the first vessel that ever
passed through this inlet into Pamlico Sound.
There is good revolving light about II miles south
of the inlet on Body Island.
OF The livery stable of Hatcher, Learny & Co.,
at Columbus, Ga, was destroyed by fire on the 22d
inst, with sixty valuable horses, many carriages
and harness. Loss exceeding $4,000
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10. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREE
M. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly on hand complete of every article
quired for a Gantleman's Wardrobe. apis 2dpd
kT Fashionable Clothing.-THOMPSON & NIX
IN, "a C1I srest from New
York large and superior stock OF Fashionable Summer Clothing
conrsn I'M tha materials manufacture Their stock
part, consists OF
Super black colOred MerinO Sac and fancy Goats;
Black and Croton and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs
Best black French Ora d Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants:
Satin Face and Canvass Drl Pants:
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buf and Fancy Linen and Marseiles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseiies Vests;
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Understands; Drawers;
Halfhcse Pocket Handkerchief. Crayats. Cloves.
suspendeFss ap5 2dptty1
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Mas. o. CRoss.-This able and energetic officer
who is well known to the citizens of New Orleans
and who has been for the last four months Acting
QuarteFmaster General of the American forces in
Mexico, accompanied, we perceive, Major General
Butler from the capital 10 Vera Cruz. He will be
detained several weeks at the latter place, making
suitable arrangements respecting the vast amount
Of public property in Mexico, and in ordering such
disposition Of it as his instructions from headquarters
and the public service require. We hear, on all
sides, high concentrations of the prompt and ener-
getic conduct Of Maj Cross in the discharge of the
arduos and responsible duties which have devolved
on him as chief of an important branch of the
military service Like his lamented brother, Col.
Truman Cross, Maj Cross is distinguished for tact
promptress, energy, and ability, especially in the
field and for admirable management in his depart
ment in the movement of heavy force. He accom-
panied Gen. Wool in his celebrated march from
San Antonio-de- Bexar to Parras and that strict and
discriminating officer and severe discipnarian was
so impressed with the valuable services Of Mai
Gross in that long and arduous march, that he in
his first general order after arrival, made special
mention Of him. returning thanks for the admirable
manner in which he had discharged the difficult and
laborons duties devolved upon him. 1t is in the
field and in the midst Of an active campaign that
the great business qualifications Of Maj Cross are
fully exhibited and we areassured that these quail
ieations have been developed in a most striking
manner during the brief period he has been at the
head of the Quartemaster's department in Mexico
JACKSON ExcHANGE.-This is the name of
handsomely fitted up public house at the corner of
Julia and Carondelet streets, by Mr.. James A.
Barron Mr.. B. iswell-known as a gallant fireman,
and among the typos" of the city as a faithful
friend and an industrious artizan. With all our
heart we commend his house to the patronage of
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OLYMPIC FhEATRE-I' hisseveving the tragedy
entitled Pizaro viii be performed, N. B. Clark
enacting ehe part Of C Rolla." A fancy dance by
Miss Deering, and the popular sketch Of New
Orleans As ills, will conclude the entertainments.
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AM EASEMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-Gate Matte

OILY MPIo THEATRE-Gate NationaLJ
Gzsy Corner Of Baronne and Pogdras streets. ~laz5
SATURDAY, July 1, 1913: - CIT off dem Hose p
JThis Evening will be acted the tragedy of PfZARRO
ROlla Mr.. N. b. Clarke; PiZaro Hckmoit Aonzo Rynar
Evlra Mrs. Thompson. After which, CRACOVI ENNE
s % AZ r. Is Mose
Syksee, dwo Of the bhoys9 MesssB Rynar and Simh;
NoTICE-Free list suspended-the Press excepted.
The Prices of admission are as t0LLo1s
Dress Circle, soc Boxes loI Free coOred, Sc
Fag9getnIe oor. : ma 3eei o Soeo a SaifFy
an s vii commence az halfpaa s,. Z precisely
~ Tickets good only for the night on which they ave
TO MERCHANTS, &c.
w oI ~ ~ Simmer a mnn5 sn9pn IN an Office or
kind of work, and would endeavor to make himself
generally useful Address g. T.. at this Office wi
NOrIOE.
ENRQM the interest manifested in the ATMOSPHERIC
II CHURN the proprietor vii! again exhibit jts po1er
change THIS DAY Saturday, al II oclock A. NJ wi IL
JACKSON EXCHANGE.
"a r 4S9sEer q gUsaG ea@ GeFGnaetet Srees) IN
and his friends that he has just opened the above {yy
Eonage: [lgi ii JAMES A. 4. BARRON IRR.t5 Sa'
MEssRs. DOLBEAR, Nos is Cana
v yP r 4Ha g GAqybtrsS street will keep their -
entire summer and fall, SO that pupils can in H-~szS}skj
short time be well fitted to fill the most Profitable sI1ai
gw All pupils desired to attend until they vrIs in n
free bold and rapid business style Hours to II A. M and
f1A DoLBEAR's GOLD PENS for sale. rvitr
TO THE LOVERS OF HARMONY
TiHE proprietor of the COMMERCIAL No. 8 .Nc.,
l. Basin, at the request of several young EESzs17 O."
gentlemen possessed Of vocal abilities. who IL fFE
do not wish TO sing in public, has opened az nA3 81 IL
large Room for their accommodation wthI ~ n
splendid PIANO. The will be under the manage
ment of fntrate Amateur
All lovers Of the Art invited 10 attend on TIES
DAYS, tuesdays, and SATURDAYS at haif.past
oclock IN the evening The light OF other days is nat
vi 1w SIDDONS
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WRITING
10 THE LOVERS OF HARMONy
FTNHE BYoDrefOr Of the COM MFRTJAT- n =.
PIANO FoRTEs.

HENRY PARSONS, 90 Camp street, (ne,y store) fou,
4 doors below POydras, offers Tor sale a nE1zsS2I
very extensive stock of PIANO FORTES -
from Ghickenng Nuns n CLARK, Gilbert N n
and A. H. Gale u Co. This stock eompusesI 2 " II vi
great variety, embracing the much esteemed Foiisp
which IS rapidly gaining in public favor ''
SECOND HAND PIANOS taken in eYcbar,a al
tuning and regulating done at short notice 73o fu
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e a RemedY for one Glass ID Diseases univ

ADJUSTER OF APERaGFS
E- Oiiee Luclen Hermaln, Marine Notary No. RovdL
street, Nel0 Orleans. je 20 list nov.
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~ NotisBbfo' The MaTshals.-At a meeting of the
Marshas appointed for the Democratic Procession Gen.
WILLIAM o. BUTLER, ordered that they TO-DAY
O'Clock 2. NJ. the their Badges
and to have their places assigned in the Procession
II. d. PERI Grand Marshal.
jyl ALBERT FABRE, Deputy Marshal.