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HARDIN sc.

H.
NEW ORLEANS.
ETAS on hand very complete stock of goods in his q
line. In addition to his usual extensive assort ~
ment of Bmin CHAM. Sheffield and Domestic HARD "a
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods isl
very complete embracing numerous other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates *, Pontpoo and other brands
also Block Tin, Spelten Zinc, etc.
10000 lbs Iron Ware. assorted. all sizes.
$50 IRON assorted wedes, American and English
assorted flat, round; square. plough plate hoops band
and sheet; Steel, all kinds.
200 dozen genuine Collins & Cos light and heavy Axes
2OG0 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted, all sizes. .
200 Hollow Castings assorted pots, ovens spl
ders, s!illets, fire dogs, ETC.; French pots.
800 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes.
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains
Together with Whittemoe's Cotton and Wool Cards;
Wilson's Coffee Mills Anes', Roand's and ether makers
spades and shoves; and hair Selves; Hoes Of all KINDS
Anvils Vices and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware; Mill Coss-cut and Pit Saws horse and mule Collar.
and Hames: Straw-cutte; Corn-shelerS, and Corn mills
Kings Ploughs Nos 2 and a: PAPER all kinds; Tar
Spirits Turpentine and White Lead; Paints all kinds; Mill
and Grind Stones; Mill Irons; Boiling Cloths all numbers
Shot Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; Bark Mills.
ALSO
1900 gallons Sperm Oil, and go
5000 do winter strained and bleached Whale Oil. . ,
His stock of Cutlery not surpassed Buyers are invited
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. apo I'm
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STRANGERS, BEWARE Our city is, seriously
.,aakinp. the most moral in the Union. When we
, this we mean to infer that according to the ac-
.o. nopuation, there is less crime committed here
l,-nc the g business season " than in any other
a;,r in the Union. Now, for instance, during the
,nnmer months, by referring to the police books,
,iII be found that crime deprecates during that
roriod at least eighty per cent. The jails are al
,os, empty-the work houses have no signs of
Gs within, and the Recorders and other magis-
rates have abundant time TO enjoy themselves.
Rut when autumn pokes in his jolly face, with
cheeks as redeemed as his fallen leaves, and hair
&c yellow as his sun-burnt sheaves, then let stran-
GERS beware. Pickpockets then, are as numerous
a. Geas in hy-time and as Jack Fastaf says in
coOd roth, they then bestir themselves In the
9yinter we have the usual amount of murders, rob-
Ipries. etc, which are incidental to a populous
ety but, in the spring time, the blossoms on the
tree Of vice commence to open. Gentlemen, (who
lave very light fingers,) who have been educated
IN their profession in the artstical schools of Eng
land, France, Germany and New York and Bos-
ton, will certainly endeavor g to make raise"
rac and every one Of them before they go to their
summer quarters. Therefore, let strangers look out
and keep an eye on their pocketbooks, iron safes,
and all that sort o. thing"
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

NEW NEDlCAL BUUKS.
rHURCHILL'S MIDWIFERY new edition, vol
" WHITEHEAD ON ABORTION, VOL with cuts.
TuCKER's MIDWIFERY: RAMsBoTHAM' 5 do.
The HUMAN BRAlN-- structure, physiology and diseases
by Samuel Soly, +. r. $.
MEIGs on DISEASES OF FEMALES, vols
WooD BACHE's DIsPENsAToRY, last edition.
DUNGLIsONE THERAPEUTICS. new edition, 2 vols.
COOPERs SURGICAL DIcTIoNARY, new edition.
BARTLETT on FEvERs. last edition,
DUNGLIs0N 5 CyCLOPPDIA OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE, Y.
RANKING ABSTRACT, tiom July TO December, 1S47.
S1LIIMAN's JOuRNAL FOR MARCH, 1913.
n. ORLEANS MEDICAL 4 SURGICAL JOURNAL for MARCH.
Just received and for sale by
apo st S. WODDALL, 20 Camp street
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-, CIeareu 7 esleEday.
Emp saac Aleron, Smith, Liverpool, Bailey Baxter
SIP Cora, ORD Rovile, Liverpool. Mcdowell Il Peck
emp Sofia, (Sp) Toboader Havana, j. Mitchell Il Co
p1H lclory, Ryan, Vera Cruz. Master
Dark Lady Constable, (Br) Mason, Liverpool.
D. p Maxwell & Co
ing Jas w, Ewell BIackington, New York,
Bailey & Baxter
Sscht Aueus, Schembect Apaachicola a. kearny & Co
'ehr George Lincoln, Talbot, MaamoroS,
Dobbn & Wickham
Schr. Martha Cozzens Pensacola John Hurley 4 Co
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NOTICE..

TINHE subscriber having, by of February H. 1886 be-
fore ID. l. Ricardo, Notary Public, of this city, acquired
from William Ferrel, inventor of the FIRE-PROOF
CONC.4HE l1RAIE.BARS, and patentee of the same,
patent dated 25 84 the right sole agent OF said
Fee of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars the
States of Louisiana and Alabama and the Mississippi
River and tributaries notice that he prepared
fulfil orders for said articles They are especially recon-
mended to planters and owners Of steamboats, being
far durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
All persons infringing upon said patent, by manufacturing
selling similar articles without authority from the patentee.
will be prosecuted to the of the law.
New Orleans March 49, 1913. DANIEL DANA.
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Arrived Yesterday:


'0p Wabash, ANihrey. 10 days from New York to j. o.
p Woodruff Co-lst my.
BARK 4 II Ch2pn Collier 10 days I'm Baltimore, TO C. j.
/ Meeker-Pont.
BARK lamon4, Marks, Is days FIN Philadelphia, to An,
DIG tlancis Lord Gladdns 10 days I'm Vera Cruz in bal
n. IaSt, 10 maSter-Point.
Tug tommequa. Ghoani 10 days FIN Vera Cruz in ballast
:, tomasler-Pont.
S r' ,,a fmlan days FIN Pensacola 10 master-Basin.
81 iieAlco, Pompere, I'm the Coast.
Sii Louisiana, Percy, fin the Coast.
Sttl' IulilNaIor Ferrene FIN the Coast
0"'' Euopean, Brewer, days from Matagorda, 10 A f.
:, IoclTane-lst my
n Creole Allen FIN Vera Cruz Both ult to master2d my
Tckg MAJ Barbour Brooks, FIN Tampico 30th ult, to
/ : u . 0nartermaSer-3d my
- Srhr invBcble Mason I'm Tampico 1st insl 10 u S
l. = RHaTtemaser-3d my
> .rhr Mai Vinton nowad from, Ta,,nico goth nit in
l. ! III Qhanemaser-3d my.
Sh1 sarah Jane, Niece, I'm the Brazos March 81, 10
"e l. >. Quartemaster-3d my.
Opcn, n; . - STEAMBOATS,
Ssan.tE il.tahes i'm Hard Times-l05A bales cotton
SI,, ~. Johnson. i'm Attakapas-339 bales cotton.
IonisWi rHgh . Neal. I'm Cincinnati
Geo Wy1 Ie Coleman fin st. Louis.
II pani asnhington, Irwin FIN Cincinnati.
n. raul, Gable FIN 81 Iouis
rroN BOAT Belle McPherSon FIN the Passes
Towboaatt tonqueIor, Whitney, I'm the Passes.
'oa' Adnatie- Howran, FIN the Passes
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

For Mf1ptgoWery and WetumpkaTT re cry
- steamboat E. A. OGDEN, Capt Kercheva.
and the low pressure steamboat PELICAN Capt Temple
ton.Qne OF these steamboats, leaves New0rleans for Mo-
bile Montgomery Wetampka and all aadlhgs on Alabama
River every SATURDAY, at o'cock, M Shippers and
Passengers depend the puncuaty OF these Packets
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
mIGf HYDE & OGLESBY, IL POydras st.
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FALSE PRETENcEs.-S. lie Blanc, yesterday
before Recorder Baldwin, accused John Buckley
fhaying swindled him out of lot of carpenter S
Tools, to the amount of about S. The accused
was sent to the First District Court under bonds of
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SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

rE'HE proprietor of the St. Charles Loan Office in
vtes the attention of the public to bis large IN
stock of unredeemed pledges consisting Of Watches, II
Diamonds IeweIry, Guns; Pistols, Clothing Fancy sssa
Goods Books. Persons who wish TO purchase e
ceilent me-peces for their will find this an excel
lent opportunity do at comparatively little cost An
the Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined
and placed in perfect repair by sk European watch
maker who is employed continually in the establishment ex-
presy for this purpose. Any person acquainted with The
nature of the oanng business will feel assured that greater
bargains be offered by the proprietor than persons dong
business IN regular manner. Watches that originally cost
SPY can be Offered for less than half that sum In this es
PUNISHMENT no deception prac'iced One asked Tor
various articles and deviation made in any case
by THIS arrangement the inexperienced purchase
without lear OF being " shaved. Citizens and strangers
etles 81 to call and examine for themselves Remember
the St Charles Loan Office under the right of the st.
Charles Hotel and three doors from the of Gravier ST.
E<s -Four or five Pianos, which advances have
as above. ap4 3m
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DOLLY DAwsoN-A fat, yellow free woman of
color, named Dolly Dawson, who keeps a house at
the corner of st. Peter and Graver streets, was
Yesterday brought before Recorder Baldwin as
dangerous and suspicious character. On searching
her premises, gold watch, No. 2700l, several ar
iicles of jewelry, and large quantity of clothing
were found Dolly stated that the watch belonged
to a man by the name of Daniel Passello, who died
in her house some two weeks ago Dolly, who is
remarkable for her fairness she is for her smart
ness succeeded in outwitting the police, and yes
terday she was discharged. Sometimes however,
asprat, properly bated catches whale.
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PANAMA, LEeHoRN and cAMPEAcHY HATS

A RGADE HAT EMPORIUM. EVANS, SO EEs
"A MAGAZINE STREET, corner Graver, has received I'll
large and complete assortment of Panama Hats fine i5S
and medium qgalilies; Leghorn Hats; Rutland do China
ties beaehed and lined in superior style Also just received
extra fine white and black Beavers MoeSkn and Ne Plus
Ultra Hats, of the latest styles, the whole comprising the
richest and varied assortment offered in this market.
For sale at low prices. apo st
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Poor WOMAN RoBBED.-Mrs. Callenew, a
poor woman, who seems to depend entirely upon
her OWN efforts for livelihood. yesterday COM
planned to the police of the Second Municipality,
llat she had been robbed, or, rather swindled by
one Daniel O'Brien. The accused boarded with
her, and after having fallen into her debt to an
amount small to a millionaire, but a large sum TO
herself told her that he was going to Mexico, and
proceeded to take his clothes away. She offered to
lei him off for S., and he gave her counterfeit
bill for So receiving S. in good money as change,
and then decamped. We hope the police may
catch the rascal
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS.

GREEN S IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
VI SHOWER BATHS have received the diploma at
the American Institute New York, and Mechanics Fair.
Boston, the best Shower Baths offered to the public
The subscribers would that they have been APP
pointed agents for the above really excellent Bath and
nowfprepaed to furnish them ut wholesale retail, at
moderate prices. -
mh3O 3m SAMPSON & KEEN, 81 Biepvlle st.
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VIEW ORLEAN S:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 1S48.

suoorISG-A difficulty took place yesterday, in
& Charles street, near Perdido, between two per-
,o, named Jones and Graham--both of whom, it
- said are well known to the sporting community.
,.rabam fred pistol at Jones, but luckily for the
.a,.e Of humanity, he missed his victim After all
b fss made by persons in regard to the miraculous
cane Of Jones' the affair was Uery small pota-
,oes. and in all probability, the pistol fired had no
hall init The difficulty is said to have taken place
: racard to the loan of funds on the Metairie race
rmse. The great probability is, however, that the
whole matter will end like mild Havana segar-
II s,nOke.
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WANTED,

SITUATION
A GENTLEMAN from A!abama, who is eNtenslVely ae-
"A 0uan;ed in that Stale wishes situation salesman or
outdoor clerk either dry goods grocery house ON
pensafion moderate and is willing TO remain through NE
summer lie believes he make himself useiul ann pfoht
able 10 his employer. inquire Mrs Tayors, 81 lanai
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Mr. Dana- have used, in taking off two crops of sugar,
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Fere and find
them far superior from their surface to the ordinary
bars use inasuch as they will from their peculiar orma
ton, last five times as long. Respectfully,
mills 3m 6 w. CAMPBELL,
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NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
81 G. 90 CGroRdcet ST. betWeon GraUier and Union SIS
c4 ri s:;s:,: s:;.: :::::':5 4:
Repairing done at all the branches ~
ml22 tmD&W AkEN y tONA lND.
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ARREsTED-William Brown was yesterday ar
rested on the charge of having sold a saddle, which
he knew to have been stolen, to the wife of Simon
O'Driscoll. lie was remanded by Recorder Bald
win for further examination.
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SILL,
Second Municipality.
-FOUR Desirable LOTS OF GROUND, forming szss,
IL the OF Pryania and Clio sreets-each 1otfPSE
measmng % feet Prytania BY depth of l35 feet-
and directly opposite the Female Orphan Asylum.
TWO LOTS OE GROUND, fronting Estele street
between Camp and Magazine streets each Lot measuring
30 teE Etee by great depth OF an average o163 feet
a desirable location for a double house
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, fronting Magazine street
between Orange and Felicity, each Lot measuring Al feet
by depth of 40 feet and running alley OF Il feet
the reardfecty opposite the residence of the late James Ar
mos .. Fer further particulars apply to
apps st GEO. w. PRTTCHARD, 81 Gravier ST.
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PLANO FoRrEs, HARPs AND GUITARS

HENRY PARSONS, No. 81 Camp ezzzE.s-a-r=z
4 street, between Natchez and Poydras sg
ess aad Stes o Se SHq Gsa1 the Tat
having e.tabished himself in this city hs VII VII
FORTEs VARYING from thirty 10 fifty instruments from the
style and fashion and will be constantly epenished by fresh
arrivals.
Among his stock will be found 6. 81 and and
New York, Nnnns Il CLARK, also of New York, with and
without the Aoan Attachment, with the late invention OF
H F. having taken the special of the above cele
bated manufactures will at all times keep this market
piled with instruments that he recommend with con-
He has made arrangements be regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action HARPS.
tory Of j. F. Browne Co. OF London and New York.
He will also be supplied with Martins celebrated Gul
The public respectfully invited visit the rooms and
these superior instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to- =. apo-lm
N. ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
r. hz AHHnS t5 q b e: sss Of ft Fss 49,
f Th esa Rb%hfns s s%bTsoe sc as
an assortment Of the best and latest improved implements as
S se Ii Tie ee fsa a than
double mold board aukeS SOIL, selfsharpening and
sni S9s ss5snda sSf 81 ri
R Of seed Cory snd a Gob
Shelters and Straw Cutters OF len patterns each Horse Pow
Say sa GR'f Root Cons s B has ss an' G an
Grades o sh9se SPsdes a Az, St. Tools.
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower syringes Rabes,
al large rye assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
EERTILIZERS; Plaster of Paris Lime Guano.
app 2md 2ulsw
FINE P EAHGEF WAk KEW G6LD PE Sy7a AND
Mon3 especny yH invite the the se aa s Of lis
friends and I'd The public to his new and extensive as
sortment oil fine English and SWISS sSAs&s2
WATCHES
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ANeyANM sMAEs,
U1lld Nurse and House Girl.

U1lld Nurse and House Girl.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers,
CiFrc No. 81 t1rooier street.
SATURDAY, APRIL s. al j. clock-Wlh be sold at the
- St LOUIS Exchange
LOUISA, negress aged IA years, very likely. and good
commended sold for fault and fully guaranteed against
the vices and maladies prescribed by law.
Terms cash.
Act of sale before A. Dorocou ESQ.,, Notary Public at
The eyrense of the purchaser. ape
Valuable Lafayette Building Lots, sold without re-
serve, on account of departure
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL.
-VWURSDAY, April ID, at IL oclock-Vill be Sold at
TIREE Very Valuable LOTS OF GROUND, being
Nos T. and square bounded by jersey, Laurel St An
drew and Josephine streets each lot measuring 30 feet front
Jersey street % feet inches the by 100 feet @
IN depth These lots beautifully located Tor pnvates
Dwellings! eIa~
Terms, one urash: balance at l. and years credit
Tor notes bearing mortgage with cent interest from date
without endorsers.
Act of sale before G. R. Stnger, ESQ., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers apps
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f,I INV OIlUt11iS,
LAna6s7.1a Packet-ria the Nep Canal from POudrds
sszsszsa.s street Wharf = For .NobHe, .hOntgomerv
Uftnnipha and all Landings the Aiabama Rirer-
With quick dispatch-The new steamship f. A; OGDEN.
kecheval master Is now receiving freight, and will leave
Is above For freight passage apply to
HYDE & OGLESBY, 10 Poydras st.
eV Freight will now be received at the New Basin
Narnhnnsa ant
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1918! SPRING FASHIONS! is4s!
II T. SEAMAN & co, Ne. II Chartres street, Ifi3
~. have the honor of informing the l. dI es that TH
E--,they have Just received the following fdS7- lM
Es NJ [OyN.4BLE .4R7ICLES selected from the L 1a
N richest materials and choicest designs that haye ap-
Sa Feared in Paris for the Spring cRd Summer oil 1915
GIenadne Barege Sole;
Mousselne de Sole;
Printed Gauze Organdy, a large selection;
g Grenadne Marquses;
. Isabella Louisa;
Bareeges, rich colors; .,.;5.
= changeable, satin PLAID;
black, embroidered;
Poll de Chevre;
Poll dH Nord plain and plaid
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes, Collars, Peennes
Infants Embroidered Caps Robes Waists and Cloaks'
ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses
Extra fine Paris chip and Grape Bonnefs; ;-
Ladies' Misses and Children Tuscan straw anu Linen
Braid Bonnes;
black and colored silk Nstes and ManfLlas;
Rich white and colored Canton Grape ShaWs;
Black changeablc striped, PLAIN and bfoeade SiES;
Real English Vaenciennes, malnes and Regency Lace
Edgng and Inserting; MI,
just received full assortment of Spring eolored
FriRges and PassemfHterLes. NM I'm
~ATHOLTC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
- bound in gilt. with gold clasps Common do. Flowers
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Memoranda.

oI@aH boa 81 Paul left St Louis the I'd nst in port
ADi"s io New Orleans, steamboats, Chas. Carroll Iowa
cbnSlid and Tuscumbia Reports So feet water in the
Towb5oSal, ne @o Upper Mississippi, and rising.
' SHIPS Ontario and Ashland bngs Arhusa and Judson
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CATHOLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
- bound in gilt, with gold clasps Common do Flowers
of Pefy' &c. For sale by MILES {. SALE co.
mhI5tf II st. Charles street.
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OWEN B. WITHERs, A. M, M. D. Gate Of Ken
~ tachR) having permanently located in New Orleans
respectfully tenders his to the public in all the duties
devoving on physician He refers 10 the following gen
tlenen
Theodore Frenghuysen, NY S. Pattison, NJ D. NY;
Hon J. R. Underwood KY; G. s. Bedford NJ D. Wy;
Hon. J. J. Cnttenden. Ky; ID. Glass NJ D., n o.;
Hon. f. NJ Ewing. Ky; S. D. Gross, NJ. D., Ky;
Hon. o. G. Gates, Ky; e. w. Short, NJ. D. Ky;
Hon. Is. l.. Clark, Ky. r. Ii. Short & Co., n, o.;
Hon. Asher Graham, KY; Howard Malcolm d. D.. Ky.
s-ye Office No 80 B.7RON.AE Street, between Ora
vier and Union. mh28 Pm
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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
ssssS IRON Hub AND AxLETREE PLANTATION
sea- " "A q O " A557r1Es
&dSN CARTS. All orders sg5.N1SKHTSSS5SssTfA
SG%g9 for these very superior @HFAfT5N1
articles will meet with prompt attenz $3.50
by leaving them with Messrs. STARK, DAY, STAUFFER
Co, corner Canal and Magazine streets Neworleans
mh25 1mis ALBERT WASHBURN.
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GLASS! GLASS!
lust RECEIVING-A large invoice of splendid Eng
% fish Sheet Crown and Plate Window Glass, from the
mandatory of Chance Brothers & Co. of Smithwick Glass
Jersey manufactures. Parties want of Window Glass will
do well to call and examine my large stock OF American,
French and English Window Glass before purchasing else
where. ap4 ROBT. CLANNON, IS Canal ST.
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THE Steyermarkische Music; Tevotime Waltz, by Jul
L lien La Sirene varied by Henri Herr; Save Maria
and PRAYER from Verds Opera Of Lombard; Jenny
hnd's Last Day in England; Search Through the Wide
Drum, all sung by Jenny Lind; What Enchanfment-
Uncle Gabriel and the beautiful Emerald Waltz by Hun
Just received and for sale MAYOS Music Store,
Camp st. api st
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IN STORE and for sale by WILLS q RAWLINS, q
l. Poydras
Tar-400 barrels;
Pitcil-200 barrels;
Afanuf d Virginia Tobacco-6000 boxes, every quality:
Domestic Liquors-4O bbls Brandy and Gin;
Peach Brandy-50 barrels
Nails-3000 kegs assorted sizes:
Cngnac Brandy. and 2 pines pure Holland Gin AM ct
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
NIL III

Friday Night, April I. 1873
No very important change has taken place our general
market for the past three days though affairs have become
more settled since the receipt of the foreign letters per Gale
donia and extensive business has been done Cotton
Nine days later European by the American steamer
Washington will be about due here by The magnetic tele
graph, on Sunday or Monday next. 1t is of course anc
paed with intense interest The weather has been shoery
throughout the entire week, though otherwise cool and
agreeable.
COFTON.-The news of further decline in Cotton al
Liverpool (since ascertained TO be of penny had at
the date OF our Tuesday evening epo unsettled our mar
ket, and DECLINE of fully &c. had taken place-NIiddng
having been sold at 5sD6c q b. Since that time further
slight reduction had taken place attended by better demand
and the sales sum IA $50 bales $500 on Wednesday
OO on Thursday and 5000 to-day making the business Of
the week $3.50 bales taken chiefly for England The mar
ket closes more firmly to-day at quotations. which are
1as of cent below those of week ago. The receipts at
this port since LIST September $40 All bales than
for last and all the ports the increase 1872 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 4lsD5 Middling Fair .... 64G61a
odlnary .:.5l4d)5la Fair nominal.
Middlng .53ldD57s Good Fair. ......... do
Good MIddlnu and Fine do
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ROOMS TO RENT.
TWO ROOMS-Paror and Bedroom-on the lower e.
foor-pleasany situated and elegantly furnished f;:
For Rent. Inquire No SO B URG U.VD 7 ST. milo L-A
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Office No. 81 Grarier street.
SATURDAY, April Is, at Il o'cock-lVil be sold, at
- Bankss Arcade -
10000 ACRES of superior TENNESSEE COTTON
LAM, situated on the Tennessee and Buffalo Rivers The
quantity OF TO suit purchasers The Plan, showing the
situation of said Land be at the office OF the Auc
tioneerS.. Terms cash.
Acts of sale before &. R. Stringer, ESQ. Notary Public
at the expense OF the purchasers. apps