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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-10

Mass MEETING OF THE FILLMORE RANGERS
The Fillmore Rangers turned out in great numbers
last night and marched in procession to the Pont-
chartrain Railroad depot, which upon arriving there
they found already half filled with wings of the
First and Third Municipalities. As the Rangers
wheeled into the depot, the enthusiasm was wild,
and for fifteen or twenty minutes cheer succeeded
cheer for Fillmore, for Taylor, for the Rangers and
the Second Municipality. The meeting was called
to order by Mr. H. Bonneval who announced the
following officers
Presideqt-Co. R. NJ. McALPIN, of Fillmore Rangers.
Vioe Presidents Municipality Lafayette Guyol,
John DeBuys Second Municipality Charles NJ Waterman
VIM. F. FloweI, Dudley Chase ] b Walton, George W
Mouny Migu ELL Henand t IT, L. T. GeneEeiy e.
SecretGries-Ovide DeBHys, n r. Venne, T. A. Boulet
Mr.. Bonneval had scarcely completed the nomi-
nation of the officers, when the platform, which
was erected in the corner of the depot next the
tcket-ofIice, gave way, and preciptated officers
and reporters, and standard and transparency bear
ers to the earth. Fortunately, no one was hurt J;
but many were the recipients of copious showers of
oil, tallow and ink. In a few minutes a temporary
platform was erected, in another part of the depot,
and the meeting progressed. Speeches were made
and songs sung alternately. The speakers were
NlSSSlSs EIOhGI anu CyliidH l(uAOuI1 anu JuuSC "
p jackson. In the early part of the proceedings
a oa...-,.s444---- -sNIuIoss III
behalf of the Fillmore Rangers. Mr. VIM. Hunt,
in behalf of this committee, reported brief, swell
written address, assuring the wings in this State,
and throughout the Union, of their confidence of
success; of their firm reliance in the patriotism of
Willard Fillmore, and his love of the Union; and
exhorting wings in every &ate to abandon all geo.
graphical or sectional prejudices, and give their
unqualified adhesion to the wing cause. 1t was
nearly 10 O'Clock when the meeting adjourned, and
the Rangers returned in procession to their rendez
vOus on st. Charles street.
This meeting seems, to some extent, to have been
drawn out by an article which appeared in one of
the Democratic journals of the city, and which
deemed offensive, and threatening to the Ran
gers if they should move TO the lower part of the
city. Notwithstanding that a very high state of
excitement existed, we believe not an angry word
passed. 1t reflects credit too upon the speakers
who addressed the meeting, that no attempt was
made to inflame the minds of their hearers We
trust this example will be universally followed, and
that the election will pass over without anything
occurring that would mar the just reputation our
city has acquired of peace and good order during
political canvasses.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
5009 heavy Long Keney MONKEY JACKETS;
5UOO :, = PANTALOONS:
1890 " TwiIed Red Flannel SHIRTS
oUuv Hickory do
WOOL HATS, BROGANS, BLANKETS YARN
SOCKS, etc.
~ The above Clothing made in the strongest manner
warranted to give the utmost satisfaction, and will be sold
on accommodating terms. N. @. FOLGER,
81 2dp corner Customhouse and Old Levee SITS.
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.Hessrs Edit0rs.-As . a lOokeron here, in VIENNA
and one VIII? observes the actions Of men have been d
Municipality have to sustain in consequence OF the dec
Second Municipality. Moving about the Levee and daily
cOnvesng with that industrious and worthy class of men,
the daymen, must say that of them have serious
of complaint, consequence of the non-Temoval
Of merchandise from the Levee at the allotted time prescribed
by law. satisfied also, that the holders OF property
must suffer materially if such state Of things allowed
storing goods un less they were satisfied that their lawful
rights would be stenuousy enforced The steamboat own
cpaity if they not allowed sufficient to discharge
their oargoes the Second thus Withdrawing large
his share in this matter, for, things exist he must
needs % h gCo9 %e 0 abo
which must necessarily be expended in the storing and turn
ing out of those goods cannot see how any good VIII
result from this state things, the shipper
of the produce forwhe mans account sales will show
viii exhibit nothing Of the kind thus Creating dsssts
among all parties Yours, LolO III a CITIZEN.
to- Fall and Winter Clothing
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE
No. "a Magazine Street.
w Byrecen arrivals per Falcon, and ships Maid of Or
a FA 1n A 9 W FP c @ @ ven 2es6
tenton of friends and The following partial list
Black. blue and fancy colorsd coh pTss; Coats
Blue 9 and brown Plot Pasfot. and sdc sG'h '0 sacs
Black and fancy ;eloTed Gmonia Dogtn Pseo and sses
Black, blue and dre6 Beaver cloth Palstos and s2ss
Tweed and plaid CASHMERE Goats
Black and fancy Tweed Heather PLAID and fancy Cashmere plaid
BOuevards;
Blue drab oecoore green Paetot and sacs
Black and blue French and English Cloth Cloaks;
O''' '''' '''1' 0''' PANTALooNs:
French and English black Cashmere and Eoekin Pants
Blue and olive
Mixed DOeskin, Cashmere and Redding Cord Pants
French and American Cotto lade Pants;
Tweed and SatRet Pants.
VESTS:
Black and cnlOred Cloth Embroidered Vests
COOred Cashmere Vests of all qualities and styles;
Elegant patterns Rob Roy PLAID Vests;
Black Cloth, Cashmere and Merino Vests;
Black and fancy Six Velvet do.
Rich figured and striped Silk do.
Splendid Tinsel Ball do.
Valencia do.
SHIRTS, SCARFS, CRAVATS, &C.
superfne all linen Shrts-stched bosoms;
Superhne English Muslin Shirts; do. York Mil do;
Medium quality do French Shirts
MerRo flannel gauze, brown white and pink Undrshrts
Very rich styles fancy Cravats;
Italian and French black silk Cravats:
Merno, Cashmere, Buckskin black and white Kid Gloves
Cotton merino and linen Half-Hose;
Silk and bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valies Carpet Bags, &C., &c.
At this establishment article
at which Can be sold, and NO REDUCTION
be made. ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO.,
sou zap dS"u "a Magazine street.
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LUMBER.

MAHOGANY, Cherry Black Walnut Maple. Beach
IN Hickory Oak, Ash, Cypress, Clear and Common
White Pine Poplar and Yellow Pine of assorted sizes and
seasoned. Tongued and Grooyed White Pine Cypress,
Poplar and Yellow Pine, "a, z, and > inch. Turned
AZ Lime Cement Plaster, Hair, Sand, Fire Bricks Fire
BausteB of Mahogany, Cherry, Black Walnut Lignun-
vita, Spanish Cedar and Red Cedar ~ Fresh Meal and
HOminy Arcade Mills IA, Is and Is St Joseph ST
olO I'm PRAGUE & SHERMAN
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To-" First Muuicipality-GR-4NrD RAIL Y of the
DEMOCRACY MASS MEETING Democracy Of the
First Municipality will be held the ST. Ball on
WEDNESDAY, llth halfPa O'Clock P. Yete-
Of l54lS particularly requested Mess Albert
Fabre, J. N Lea and Chis GayaTrs will address The
Democratic Clubs Of the Second Thrd Municipalities are also
invited to present.
Es- The Chronicle VIII please copy. o.
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CLOTHING.-REMOVAL.
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. Is CAMP
W. STREET, ta10 doors from the City Bank, where he
prepared supply the City and Country Tade with
tql and and complete assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and Frock COATS
Superior Black and Brown Cloth OVERgOATS;
Black, Blue, Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTS ::
zine Black and Blue Felt do. do;
Blue Mackinaw and Dab BLANKET COATS;
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Printed, Mixed and Blck Satinet do;
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS:
Plaid, Cashmere and Black Cloth do NJ Ga,
" hite and Colored Marseilles and Valencia do &c
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Gulrastacutis, Netterash, Sore mouth from Ia
HlppOpotamus, LOckjaw. king markry
Hyabatus, Fallngof, Information on the
ETclampsesvitus, Information ofthe brain
Private diseases of Information of the Hydraulic Fits,
al klnds,sO quick bowels, Milk Sickness
as to stagger cne- Potatoe Rot SaItroom
dulity. Black Tongue Big Head
Saaraus. Nightmare Marcobozsuis
YaIer John Dice, information on the AbdeIRadar.
0Dely, stomach, Delerum TremeB,
Hlpatltus DiaTear LeprOsy
And all the Incurabe Diseases
In addition to his regular duties Physician DR. H. VIII
devote portion of his time to his old and favOie profess
SION OF GHOST LAYING,
Which he practced with such manifest Success under the
Tennessee Ohio and indiana latte All GRo ad at the rg
and pie Oh 30 per head so quick as to saggeT creduty
tIons asked except such as be absolutely
The r. highest price paid in cash for old Horse Shoes
Il n mas using of great many adavits sho wing some
he n garha6e cures. which will be published in of
Rtere4ces Bank Directors the Mad river and Lake
braad ~ " q ilama RAILROAD Companies, and the cee
The last saw of Doctor Church. was a small corner CT
blue eoat-tai in horizontal position following pair of
sadale-pags and small mahogany box of "Terpytme"
hzenS down the principal street, towards Mad River
| cannot say. ~
As was coming to close my letter few minutes auo
was very aectonatey accosed the door of the bar
oO' Dy gentleman with an Old taTpaun hat that looked
worse, if possible than Palo Alto-and whose
apparel would be worth to soap boiler at least
solicitation to give little something to poo ola sailor
and TO read paper which he put into my hand This
was IN the form of certificate purporting 70 have basn
written IN Boston, Mass. stating that the bearer was moor
aylor on the way to his home, in Burlington Vermon
me Wer the hope that nobody on the oue oud
refuse the said sayOT nights gs or vttIo
While engaged in perusing this interesting document the
gentleman displayed perfect familiarity with the scepcs Of
physiognomy by prOnouncing all sorts of encomums r
the good qualities that he detected in my countepan
declared that he knew by the wink of my eve that vd
sailor that my face showed what my heart was made 81
that the blessing Of God and the poor was on me- and tba,
he had never been deceived by mans looks in his life
interrupted his panegyrc with the inquiry whether in his
opinion the road through the centre of Ohio was tnea
and cheapest route from Boston Burlington and sesed
unwittngy that before he presented the paper again for
inspection the word Boston should be changed for that
of Cincinnati" He stared at for moment without
reply remark evidently waiting for say something
more, when added an intmation that entertained CON
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the subscriber at New Orleans
" Barracks until II o'clock, M, on SATURDAY,
I4h inst for the delivery that post of 200 CORDS of
Good MerehantabIe OAK WOOD, Or one,thd viii be
cred before the 10th November 1SS Two good seen
rites to be named in proposals. required for theahu per-
Torrance of the contract
O10 I'd LESLIE CHASE Captain A q M
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FALL, 1S48---GUTTA PERCHA.
NEW STYLE-L.y4TESTL ATPR OVE.HENT-J
~ received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale a.,
E& ghany.-I am now receiving different in m
- voices of the l. A It f. ST IMPR OYE ID ~
- GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, ~
which have given such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York, Boston Philadelphia
and Baltimore These Hats got up in superior style
anything ever offered before in this city call and See.
olO G. ID. BUNCE, 80 Canal street.
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NTANTED-By a Young Man of respectable eonnec
w tons, a STU ALTON FOREMAN, or would
take charge OF Bakery in either Of the municipalities
brings the best city reference of steady and sober habits and
also of qualifications. Apply the office of
ol0 3ts A. MARMION, Is Natchez street
NTANTED-By steady BOY, aged about Ia years a
w SITUATION in Dry Goods or Grocery establish
ment, where he will make himself generally useful has
been in Dry Goods store last winter Best ocy references
given Apply az
oI0 3ts A. MARMION's Office, IS Natohez street.
NTANTED-By a single Gentleman-BOARD and
w LODGING IN private. respectable French family
Where he may have opportunity of learning the French
Language huenty, either in the First Second Nunc
patles in healthy location. Inquire of
OlO 3tt A. MARMION. IS Natohez street
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TT Removable. YALE, JR., & co. have removed
from 10 Chares street to q MAGAZINE STREET between
Commo and GravIer where they will Keep of
Fancy and Staple SILK GOODS,
White Goods, Laces Linens EmTode etc. complete
of MILLINERY anil STRAW GOODS to which they
would invite the attention of City and Country Dealers jyl
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
ENTS ON THIRD ICE.

/, 52656c. . bushel; Oil Cake, 81 . cwt
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AWNINGS. TARPAULINs, ETC.

F5HIIE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description OF MOON and utoS-
Galleries etc etc lie also manufacturer every description
of Military Tents Tarpaulins and Dray Wagon, ana ose
Covers at tile shortest notice Particular attention viii be
paid Splicing furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc.
As there has been great deal sad within the last yea Or
so, about what parties enormously call w IT
PROOFtNG the subscriber offers his IN thar capac
for asma compensation, and those OF his customers VINO
would prefer saving the expense by doing 1t themselves ne
will cheeruily the receipt which Itself very simple
and yet most usetu in preventing midew on any article
of cloth canvas that may be exposed to wet damp.
All orders left on my slate at the Clothing Store of
ALFRED MuNROE " co, will meet wit h prompt at
tGaaI.-.s. p.bis 6ni H. CASSIDY.
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or to the shlpyards. -x r,,,r,, ,,
anil m JUNIUS BEEbE. Manager.
FAIRBANKS PATENT

PLATFoRM AND COUNTER SCALES.
r.7iE undersigned sole agents New Orleans for the
sale Of Ms;rs o. r Fairbanks Z Gos :, (orslnal
SCALES are prepared furnish them at the manufacturers
prices Counter Scales to weigh z o. to 81 Ds to Dggs
zoo TO $500 lbs Dormant Platform Scales 250 to 5Oa lbs
Iron Scales 2O to 600 lbs. Railroad Track Scales or
weighing ears 10 TO 50 tons Railroad Depot and Hay Scales
to The above particularly recommended TO puT-
chasers as being superior other article OF the kind
use for correctness and durability, TO which iact
ample testimonials be furnished -
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER " co,
my4 2md&W corner Canal and Magazine ss
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,AppLERY. HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE

HOUSE, No. IL Canal street, .Neao Orleans,
IA HORTON has now on hand large assortment of
. every style of Saddles, Brides, Martin GTsSN m
gales; Coach Gg, Buggy. Wagon. and sss * III III
and spun Wh RFo ' general assortment q
A-LA RIJBBER GOODS together with the largest
,ook nf Tanks Vaices Saddle and Carpet Bags.
before offered in this market which he invites the attention
of purchasers all the above goods Will be sold at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES. r a. -. g
~ The subscriber has also the agency for the sale OF
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety OF pat
torn' ~ az tho m annfacturer's prces mh7 6n
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
y age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrieans
five years ago during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person the world. His specimens
exhibited at the FAIR competition with Others taken by
the best operator from Newly ork and he awarded the
First Premium. No exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ. the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST. His long experience and constant practice
the best inducements DESTROYS OF instruction IN the
beautiful art Genuine Highlander Cameras 70 per cent
cheaper than in the city, all other articles the same
Plates at So per dozen Scors No. for So 5gnaIanted
the best plates made the United States Cases 81 rs and
So 50 New DIRK Cameras at Sl0
sgT Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
csyo Entrance No. 6 CAMP street. mill If
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'l'HE popreorof the St Charles Loan Office invites the
Il attention of the public TO his large stock OF ui
redeemed pledges consisting of Watches, Diamonds, AM
Iewelry, Guns, Pistols, Clothing Fancy Goods sg1,
Books Persons who wish TO purchase Keel
lent for their viii find this an excellent
opportunity do comparatively little cost All me
Watches offered for sale have been thoroughly examined anu
placed in perfect repair by kiul European watchmaker
who employed continually the establishment expressly
Tor this purpose Any person acquainted with the nature OF
the oanng business will feel assured that greater bargains
be offered by the propeto than persons doing business
IN regular Watches that originally cost $50 can
be offered for less than half that In this establishment
deception practicei One price is asked for all the
various articles aud deviation made any case. By this
arrangement the most inexperienced purchase without
lear OF being shaved Citizens requested
to call and for themselves. Remember the st.
Charles Loan Office, under the right wing OF the Charles
Hotel and three doors from the of Graver
cg -Four or five Pianos, which advances have
been made aad time OF keeping expired, Offered for sale
above. ap4 BIN
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Orr1cr ITN1ov ToyRoAr Co. April 10, 1913

OFFICE UNION TowBoAT co. ApnI u Io4o N
EHROM and after this date, the following regulations VIII
= force regard assistance OF vessels on the
Bar viz An assisting boat will be furnished either
inward or outward whenever may be thought necessary
by of this Line and no charge VII be made TOR
drawing Is feet and than 49, half rates vii be charged
and all 10 will be charged full rates This regulation
applies only to vessels towed and down by this Line ana
when they are loaded by the lead the draft will be taken
from the stem vessels that may have pad Tor al assist
ing boat inward will be transported once free OF charge,
provided moved oat OF the limits OF the Corporation
nor to the shipyardS. -rx r,,,r,,
aIlI I'm IINIlS bEEDfI Mdnagel
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DAGU Err R E0TYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAIT:

by the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
- guerreotype Ga discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sEcoND7catching the pre- else
expression instantly, and fixing ndeby the silver
plate s Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssEs OF relations friends do at moderate
price Rooms, corner of Canal and Chartres stsEntance
No. 3 Charres street lmy3 Iyl w. Ii. HUTCHlNGS.
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AEMEAERN,
& NOEL

PR4cTICAL WdICHMaKERs
eensa Efp on 'is land Da'fa asEe ~
JeweIry Silver Vac Pocket Cuey Cod Pens pecacles
and Fancy Goods
Our personal attention will be devoted repairing every
description OF FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY ;
which shall perform satisfactorily. charge. mystf
FINE p WATSzE Nak sEWE5R 5 ps sIyE r AND
~ Would respectfully invite the attention n ! Of lis
friends and the PUBLIC to his new and extensive as
LEVER . i,, WATCHES va , .ao.
Liverpool and Geneva, carefully put up, and weTanted
fine Gold Silver Gases oil the approved Patterns,
s 81 Ma sf fHfnsf A 5 sqsis vsy
Ladies and Gsn nj FRs GGd GHARD CHAINS
Ladies LAD Fsshionabe BRooC "a great yafsiy
Da~2 RNG GsDy t'f AtcsfE iHe fn Gold FINGER
great variety OF G s af Shirt udS Sleeve and
Suspener Buckles Gold and Silver Spectaces Of every de
e Of eSs Geenpon ,e Ladies fn e' lSI shee
Casters Candleicks Trays &c Lew Brown and Spencers
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods, which he offers Tor
sale on the most reasonable terms.
em e e ond ~ a e TO RI a anne M
stock before purchasing elsewhere. - -
szY Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches, al short notice, by the most stu workmen to
sI Every description of jewelry made and repaired to
order. my5 In
REMOVAL WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
~ REDON respectfully informs his trinds and the public
". that he has removed his JEWELRY STORE ~
to the New Building the corner Of CHAR t9SIA
TRES and C7SJO.IHOUSE Streets, where Sls
he will open, on MONDAY, May LIST, splendid GSAsza
establishment He has spared neither pains expense
make every worthy the attention and patronage OF
ALL and he therefore hopes that he will meet with due share
OF encouragent AS heretofore he will constantly have
hand large and varied selection OF rich
SNpI~s and beautiful JEWELRY and FANCY
- ~ ARTICLES, Gold and Silver Watches
and Chains, Silver and Plated Ware, China, Chrysal and
Bronze Ware, Clocks and Mantel Ornaments OF every de-
scrption, Wo boxes and Dressing cases PAPER mace and
Pistols Choice Pelmery and variety OF other articles
prices apps 1T
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
IA fully invite the attention OF his friends and the 9
public KS fine and well selected stock of JEW $M
proved manufacture Gold and Silver, Hunting k&a1i1a
and Open-aced cases; Silver Ware OF every decnpuon
consisting part of Tea, Table, Sugar, Salt and Mustard
Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Castors Cups, Pitchers, Toast
Racks etc.
great variety Of Jewelry, Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods
PIANO FORTEs.
ELT...-l-u Just received from the manufactures of
Msa.y{rs ls5 hlessrs. Nunns Fischer, and A. IL. Gale
IF I'M n Y Co. large supply OF their superior
PIANOS in new yle, casesma h fey s with
Please cali and examine. apo If
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New ORLEANS March Is, 1915.
Mr. DGnaI have used in taking Oft two crops of sugar,
the Patent Crate Bars invented by Mir VIM Ferrs and find
them far SUPERIOR from their surface 10 the ordinary
bars in use nanuch they will from their peculiar orna-
ton, last five times as long. Respectfully,
mhlS 3m u. w. tAMfBEi.lI
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FURNITURE DEPoT-1s4 Philppa Street:

FURNITURE DEPOTc-I34 PhiIiPpa Street: -
NITURE, CHAIRS LOOK - --- :.
ING;GLAsSES, FURNISHING g.;
MATERIAL and MATTRESSES I'd sf -
would respectfully inform the public sly
that he manufacture and supply ali articles IN his line OF
quality at reasonable rates any house III the
city sR tousekeepeTs, wishing to consult economy,
would do well TO call the subscriber before purchasing
JOS. b. HUBBARD, 1874 Philippa street,
ap26 I'm Between Poydras and Perdido streets
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having. by Act Of February 49, 1876 be
fore ID. Ricardo, Notary Public OF this city, acquired
from William Ferell inventor of rlle flRE-pROOF cen
CAVE ,GRATE:,,BARSs and ratentee 81 the same, by
Fere OF making and vending said Patent Crate Bars IN the
States of Louisiana and Alabama, and on the Mississippi
River and lis tributaries, gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders Tor said articles They are especially recon-
mended TO planters and OF steamboats, as being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars
Gt All persons infringing upon sad patent, by
manufacturing or selling similar articles without authority
from the paenee viii be prosecuted to the extent OF the law
New Orleans March Is. 1913. DANIEL DANA.