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have made their appearance in great abundance in
the city and vicinity of Keokuk, Iowa. The Dis
patch thinks they come from an agency well sup
piled with the article, and that the aid of one of
the old fashioned vigilance committees may be re-
quired to find out the scoundrels -----...--
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LATER FROM THE Cry OF ST. DOMINGO
On the oath ult. the city surrendered to Gen. San
tana. The President, Jimnes had made his es-
cape on board an English man war, bound to
Kingston, ia. Some forty of The leading men had
been arrested by the order of Santana The city
was quiet, and business BE- gan to revive
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Pc r ALCON,
We have received a choice lot Of
G. OIL ID PENS

Some Of new Styles with Nov in so, a
ment Of 7s %isx
FINE FANS;
RETICuLES;
PURSES;
PORTE MONNAlES:
COMES;
BRUSHES;
PERFUMERY
DRESSING CASES
W0RK-BOxEs
DESKS
c,,,NNpSc .. p,,S ZINE sHlars, d, !.
jel2-lm2p tOpposre H. c,syssl
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4. f. COCHRAN & CO.,
~ Tchoupitoulas street,

~ ENERAL CUMMISSIUN MERCHANTS and I'm
Iorers of FRUITS NUTS, etc. have for sale
POWDER-A gency of the celebrated American Chrys-
tai Powder Company"
RAISINS-2D0 boxes NJ and layers,
CTRONS-100 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUN ES-In jars and fancy boxes.
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas
9CHAMPAGNE-i60 baskets. various brands.
NUTMEGS-2j0 pounds No. /.
MISUNDERSTANDING for manufac'y j. Caldwell & Co.
MUSCAT WIN Elm and casks.
FIGS-lU00 drums. selected Smyrna.
PEPPER. PIN INTO and RACE GfNGER-3N bags
ALMDNDS-150 boxes and bags Soft Smell. =
WiNES-Port various qualities rs quarter casks superior
old Medeira in bond etc.
BRAZIL Nuts, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-300 kegs superior st Louis
OLIVE OiIf-2oe baskets. piats and quarts
BITTER AIMONDS-2O trails
CURRANTS-59 casks New Zanfe Currants je27f
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ARREsr-Henry Clay Mudd, one of the clerks
of the House of Representatives, has been arrested
at Washington, for aggravated assault upon
Mr.. Edward Simms; also James Mcguire, as
party to the act. The affair took place at Will
lard's Hotel
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CoRREcTIoN.-Amongt the appointments lately
published officially at Washington, is the following
" B. M. Eding, of North Carolina, to be Consul at
Pernambuco, in lieu of C. G. Salinas, Ia foreigner
removed" The impression made by this announce
ment is that Mr.. Salinas was not citizen of the
United States. 1t is stated in the Charleston Mer
curry that Mr. Salinas, though foreigner by birth,
has been for twenty years naturalized citizen of
the United States-i is married to an American lady,
by whom he has four children-and resident for
eighteen years as citizen and voter in Charleston
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

FATAL AccIDENT.-On the Cd inst, a youth
named Job Williams, living near Huntsville, was
accidentally shot through the head by his brother,
while they were both ont shooting
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

RECEPTION OF FATHER MATHEw.-The ~ Y
Commercial Advertiser gives the following as the
programme of arrangements which has been made
for the reception of Father Mathew his arrival in
NewYork: The Committee of Arrangements, of
which Alderman Adams is Chairman, have deputed
Dr. Whiting to receive Mr.. Mathew at the Qnaran-
tine, whence he will be conducted to the residence
of John p. Nesmith, who has politely rendered the
hospitaiities of bis mansion for the occasion. On
his arrival notice will be sent to the city, and the
Committee, accompanied by other members of the
Common Council and several of the city authori-
ties, with Delegations from various societies, will
proceed to Staten Island, in steamboat chartered
tor the purpose, and escort Mr. Mathew to the city,
who Will be received at Castle Garden by the
Mayor. Thence he will be escorted by large pro-
cession, composed chiefly of the temperance socie-
tes through several of the principal Streets to the
City Hall, where he will be introduced to the peo-
pie from the balcony. After short STAY. Mr.
Mathew will be accompanied by the Committee TO
his lodgings, at the Irving House, where he will
remain as the guest of the city. The next day he
will appear in the Governors room, to receive the
visits of citizens 1t is expected that he will devote
few hours the next day to receiving the calls of
ladies, also at the Governors room after which.
he will ride out with the authorities to visit the
public buildings and other places"
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SHIP FEyER.-The ship Orlando, which arrived
at New York, from Havre, on the 18th inst has
300 steerage passengers, nearly all sick with Ship
fever There were several deaths on the passage
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INDICTMENT QUAsHED.-Judge Parsons, at Phil
adelphia, has delivered the opinion of the court,
quashng the indictments against the officers of the
Penn District election, who were charged with
election frauds at the last general election.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GO0DA
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Chartrss

Offer. for sale hi. en ire stock Of FANCY STAPLE NY
GOODS either at Wholesale RETAIL for cash or appoa
very reduced prices, and many less than cost in
making change In his presen, business Merchants,
Families will find their call and examine 'ns "
Among his stock will be four large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS ,mrs
Silk Tissues: Plain, Plaid and Figured F0uiafo snn''
Brocade and Broche SILKS. 4.
BLACK SILKs-Of all widths and qualities. for Msia'
and Dresses -
SILK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Satin. Striped
Printed; a large assortment
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies nj
SWISS MUsLINs, embroidered-colored and WINE -
and figured Swiss Muslins.
RoBRs-Swiss embossed Of various styles. 80
French Jaconets and Canbrics
A large lot of Cheap M1slins, from 10 to Is cents.
GINGHAMs-A large lot of genuine French, 81 -
cases Of do. fie, styles. ~.
CALrooEs-Frerch, English and American. from aa''
rs cents pei yard.
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap
HosIEar-5f0 doz Cotton Hose and Half lIsss. chesP
MOURNING Goops-Back MousseIine de Lains. bSE
and Lawns.
snAwLsas2ooo worth of real China EmbodsIsds; q, ~
tered at about onehalf tn value: Cashmere, Silk sn
Muslin Shawls, various styles. .l.sa = a
MANTILLAs-Of Muslin Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House. Keeping Goods.
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture p
bleach, for family
LINEN sHEKT1NGs of all widths, fully guaranteed.
FABLE LINEss-Damask and Cloths with Napkis
match.
DIAPERS of all kinds; Huckabuck Scotch BiIdseye =,
TowxLINGs OF various kinds Russia Crash Linen ons
pure and mixed. Azss
n All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee, beng r
and OF the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
kERsEYs and LINsEYs; JEANS and DRILLS, Lowss =.
heavy A Co,tous Choctsw Stripes; Kentucky lean-e
meres' 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS -.
II The above form small of the stock: Al -
will be offered at ,ery low o prices nyisdvd
6W Strangers In the City, see DIR. b. +. MI n
advertisements IN the other columns Of this paper He % ssa
very oest IN his profession the United Saes An az
u need would do we'll to him call, s. Cussmatd
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The PRESIDENT OF VENEZUELA FLED.-Presi-
dent Monagas, it is stated in news received at Bos.
ton, has been obliged to flee from Venezuela to save
himself from the hatred OF the people. Where he
has gone to the account does not state.
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DOLLAR GOLD PEN

A good GOLD PEN, and Silver Case, with Pencl x on
DOLLARS a-4l -
These Pens are guaranteed and should The paun eus
by usage the purchaser exchange the Pen k nsr
without extra charge.
Cr The price at which these Pens sod maia hsa n
cheaper than Steel Pens. II
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GUINNESS Il BUSH
Dealers In Fancy Articles, Gold PsnseE
jel2-lm2dp u CAMP sfln
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN

H We invite attention TO stock of Summer Cuhr
sstng of full and elegant Of FINE GOODs ~
the most fashionable style. consisting in part
DRESS COATS, of Super French Drap d'Ee:
FROCK COATS, OF Drap d'Ete and C1shmereue. wv
P1LETOTS and SACS. Of Drap dEie Casbm,r.,. n.
Merino, Alpaca Linen, Ginghsm Lustre Seersuess,
BUSINESS CO6TEES and FROCK coats, ii M.
paca, Linen, Seersucker, Lustre etc. etc. -,
PANTS, of French Drsp d Etc, White and Fancy Drlb.
Kin, Sesrsucker, Check Linen, etc. etc. ""
VESTS, Of White and Fancy Marseles Linen Nsuhin q. .
SHTRTS-Linen. Linen with Cotnn Bosom, Linen MA -
Bosom, and Coiored Linen aud Cotton, Of superior uG
UNDERSHiRTS and DRAWERS, Of Gauls Fanel X.
Silk and Cotton, Linen Cotton, Lse Thread, &c ~
CRAVATS, Gloves, Handkerchefs, suspendeu Drenus a.
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags etc. etc.
NORRIS T. WAY, "a Csmp a
je9 9dptie30 Of Comm under Hevietlt Escies
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CROPS IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Wheat crop
in South Carolina will turn out better than was ex.
pected. Two-thirds of the full crop will be
gathered. Oats are more promising than usual
and so is Corn
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REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoNE.-Capt. Gill
Mallory, Revolutionary soldier, died at Lockport
N. Y, May 2, aged "a. He was at the capture of
Ticonderoga and Crown Point, the battle of Ben
nington, and the surrender of Burgoyne.
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LocUsTs.-It is said that the seventeen year
locusts have appeared near Pittsburg in great
numbers, and it is feared that they will do much
injury to the fruit and ornamental trees in Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

CONVICTED OF MURDER.-The trial of Milton
w. Streeter, at Worcester, Mass, for the murder
of his wife, resulted in verdict of guilty. Sem
tence Of death was to be passed on the 10TH
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ARRIVALS AT MoNTREAL.-The number of ships
which have arrived at Montreal to the 10Th inst
is 1888, showing decrease, compared with last
year. of "a ships
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CHOLERA IN New YoRK-During the week
ending the 10th, there Were 425 deaths, AS of
which were of cholera.
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ARRIVAL OF GoLD.-The ship Rarian, from
Liverpool, yesterday brough. S44 200 in soveregns
They are to be sent to the Mint and re- coined into
quarter-eagles. :. The ship Harkaway, from Liv-
eTpool, brought 1855 also in gold.
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NE w OIL A S:
See Third Page for Cry News, SC.

PUBLICATION OF TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.
-Four Of The city papers, viz: the Bulletin, the Bee,
the Delta and the Crescent, will hereafter issue a
Telegraphic Bulletin, to be put up in their respect
i've Offices and other public place, whenever their
dispatches are received within business hours.
The arrangement has been made, that the public
may have the Immediate benefit of all information
received.
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FREE BATHs.-The Common Council of New
York is engaged in discussing the propriety If
establishing free baths in that city. We think the
example, should New York adopt the measure,
could be followed TO advantage in this city. At
present even bathing in the river is-prohbted and
if a poor man, at the close of long days work
wishes TO indulge in the very necessary luxury of
bath. he must pay half or quarter of his days
wages for it,
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ns- Lieut.. Lynch, says the Winchester Republic
can, is about to appropriate large portion Of the
proceeds of his work on the Dead Sea, to the or
phans of Lieut.. Dale, his first officer, who died
whilst engaged in the expedition.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

Factory AT READING.-A factory company,
with capital of 100000, in shares of $50, has
been formed in Reading, Pa
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CHOLERA IN Reconciliation May 30 to June
IL, there were thirty-five deaths of Cholera in
Richmond seventeen whites and eighteen blacks
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ANOTHER VIcTlM.-George D. Kay, one Of the
wounded at the Astor Place riots, died in New
York on the 18th inst. He was merchant from
NewBrunswick, N. j., and was led to the spot
merely BY curiosity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

A Coon ARTIcLE.-The Home Journal" of
New York, has a most interesting article, headed
/" Annual Supplies for the Navy" 1t takes up a
whole page, and is considered good enough to be
inserted every week. The lover of literature
should subscribe for the Home Journal" just to
get this article, il for nothing else 1t is really 50
good The original we believe, is in the So Re-
public the new Administration organ at Wash
ington, and it is popular that great many Ad-
ministraiion papers give it entire, although with
characteristic modesiy they want TO be asked.
Some of them would not take $500 for the privi.
lege of inserting it.
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ELoPEMENT.-Rev. II. |. Smith has fled from
n. Y, taking with him his paramour,
Miss NJ. J. Tribon, and deserving his lawful wife.
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FINE SHIRTS.

II We have store a complete Of cus d II
and Cotton SHIRTS. As have sizes mads st.,
abed guaranty fit. These Shirts made expressly ID IN
toners, and are, of in the latest Styles made a
materials, ana in the best manner. ~
GUINNESS & BUsH.
jel2-lm?dp Dealers in Fancy Articles, laCsrt
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OF live toad has been found in a solid block
of wood, in Greenwich township, Berks county,
Pa. This phenomenon, though curious, is not an
uncommon
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him the head and then knocked him over The sagms
In The Burns wa. on top tying TO push pnG b; ns1a
Ieadc cried for help to get Pine out told him tina. he
could to be-
the vessel and told the that he would 70 the
sS aie a 1epsd he had
captain would gran. hun 90 IT, Burns
came I%t ~. c., in Fenchl
R p he x az h Ths
get and excate himself white ts other was si,empt
his back and came out Of the water CONSIDERED Pine in
danse n at one s ' Ssy ne psscesSe
JuLrs DUoAL sworn-I passing by; heard noise noise
come out and perceived wounds upon MIN Du'u liz .
lying in the water on his back
M.srs Felix BarleIe Joseph Grasse and James Grasse
then called upon aud testified to the peaceabe and
quiet disposition of the prisoner.
The defence having closed the Recorder stated that in
duty bound he would return the before the First Dis
tIict Court for trial the charge of mansaugh,er.
This baabe and to-day understand that the neces
sary bonds will be given.
Steamboat Departures I ms Day.
evskE IDpkRrfsEaENTs ON TRtaD PAoK.
putsBurg. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Carroll P. NJ
Madisonrie OLIVIA G,ics, :, p NJ Cars
R.d ai,.1 TsEIHHATcaEE' sr.sny Pm.
sy-U, s Mail Steamer G go. W ashington-For Pitts
and vii lave fls DAY Wednesday, O'Clock pune
"'''' from f'y'''' lyle oGLEsBY, 10 Poydras
Passengers will please be gu board at The Above honI Jez
sy- The Ship Jane H. Ghdden, Capt; a; Chds.
Cons will piease attend the receipt goods Le
public ss al not gs"''a ~'" W P'E CO. e
Works on Engineering and Steam,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STAIIONERS' WAREHOUSE,
A e. Street.
ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS, ENCYCLOPE-
THE STUDENTS GUIDE TO THE LOCOMOTIVE
THE MARINE STEAM ESGiNE designed chiefly for
the use OF Naval Officers and Engineers
very extensive other works MECHANICS,
CIVIL ENGINEERING and STEAM, 70. sale by
je25 j. b. STEEL, IA Camp street.
"The Poets" Beautifully Illustrated,
FOR sALEB
THOS /. WHITE, 50 Canal Street
POEMS OF HENRY WADsWORTH LONGFEL-
Low, with illustrations by American AruS IN VOL octave
WIN. CULLEN BRYANr's POLITICAL WORKS,
POEMS OF EARLY AND AFTER YEARS. by N.
IL.LtsTRAftD POEMS by L. Il. sgourney.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN, Chrome
SCOTT'S LADY OF THE LAKE. superb edition,
Engravig beautifully bolsd IN vol octave
POLITICAL WORKS OF JOHN MILTON, with
CAROLINE MAYS AMERICAN FEMALE POETS.
volume.
PHANTAsiA. ard other Poems, BY Mrs James Hall =
wnh ali n Lord Byron, Edited BY rhos. Moore
POEMS OF OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. At je25
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IMPORTANT FAILURE.-Mr. Belknap, principal
contractor on the Vermont Central Railroad, has
failed, and the Boston papers fear that the disaster
will prove serious also to the company spoken
of, he was large stakeholder 1t is said that he
will ultimately pay every dollar of his liabilities
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WANTED

A SITUATION, by respectable. well educated " %TM
Lady as Copyist or to attend Fancy Store 9, ~ m
ney establishment Would object to the siiuatms
Sovernets The very best of references given and req
Please address 7, A. g., 1t the office Of this pspsr
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store,
SEY MOUR & CO.,

f2 CAMP, Merit Door 10 Corner of Grduer street.
OFFER the oaoest prices of any Store in this city,
~ their large assortment of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS.
The prices of this New Establishment will be found
orally far lower than the usually current and its char
for good articles will be sustained q
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
COLDS in every variety comprising seasonabe ARTICLES OF
COTTON, SILK, LINEN ard WOOLLEN FABRICS.
Purchasers will find the goods in this Store probably
than they contemplated before examination
of them my5 3taw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27

OF The California fever continues to rage at
Nantucket. The ship Fanny has been purchased
there for $500, TO take mining and trading COM
pany to Californa-among them the editor of the
Mirror and the late postmaster.
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Sir JOHN FRANKLIN.-The Government expe-
dition in search Of this navigator has been aban-
boned for this year. The Board of Naval officers,
consisting Of Commodores Warrington, Skinner
and Smith, to whom the Secretary of the Navy re-
ferred the proposition for fitting out an expedition,
have reported against the feasibility of the enter
prise. They think the season is too far advanced
to IL aei the West coast of the Continent in time
10 prosecute the search according to the projected
plan. Besides, the Government own no vessels
adapted to this peculiar description of service. In
the course of the report, these officers state that
the fancy, which, OF all the public vessels, is best
fitted for this enterprise, expected in the month
Of April, but has not vet returned to port. They
suggest the purchase of two coasting vessels, of
about 200 tons burlhen, to be 0tably equipped
with stores and munitions necessary for the severity
of the northern attitudes, and provided with thirty
five officers to each vessel For this purpose an
aggregate expenditure Of $50 coo is named likely
to cover the practical outlay Under these auspices
they recommend that the expedition be fitted out,
so as to start at an early period next year.
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BARGAINSl BARGAINS,

II The undersigned, having closed their Hou,.,, y
the st instant Will stl continue sell their desirsh
GOODS at the present low prices "'k 1l
We wli receive from the North fresh Goods duru,
months and be able supply customers with IN m
line on the most reasonable terms "a ascahm
Our assortment OF IRISH LINENS. Linen sh..,,.
Border Sheets Table Damask Damask Diaper Nruk c-
all expressly made order suit th, p'Ihs
appreciated by those wanting such artlcles by ealms
ing the qualify and price am rts
Our stock Of MUSLIkS and GlNGHAMS mr., an - & N,
Styles # late importation. CONSISTING in part a. i NJ
JiCONET, Persian 20. ORGANIZES BriIapt,s 'ss On
ges azllan Bareges, Mode coored d. together Mi my
Cling hams. ''sV stg
jes lm2dp ?. g. E. REILLY, cor. Canal and -
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OLYMPIC THEArRE.-The Dana of The Maid and
the magpie. (upon which Rossini founded his splendid
Opera OF La Casa LadrG) together with The Noun.
tsin Devil and other entertainments cannot fail to attract
large house to the Olympic this evening.
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WAN TED

A ENGINE and MILL FIXTURES, and 800
~ SUGAR KEITH. ES, suitable for plantation o. MA h
ou TO 4U hogsheads "a planter having such an
ment on hand and DESTROYS dispose Of the .me ~
ma purchaser by application to JOS III MOOssS go.
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~ !. o. o. F.-Odd FeLIops' Rsst-Th..
Directors that and after the l4h NAV ~ n
pared dispose Of LOTS and VAULTS in n go Hk 4
]. o. o. r., beautifully situated the Metsrs Ar
NUMBERED LOTS, 7 by 10 feet, at $50.
Do. do, OF irregular dimensions, At a -. n W
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square foot 9" prs,
p VAULTS, at $40 each.
Do. To Lodges, Joint PROPRIETOR, and memLs,,
$50 each. 's" nen{
IL Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications tor Lots or Vaults TO be made TO
myl0 If G. W. SHAW, Treasurer "A 49,
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8. Of T.. Meetings This Eyen;.,

PELICAN DIVISION No, 1. at Pelican Hall. co, ~
and St. Charles sts., at O'Clock. wi Sea1n
OCEAN DIVISION No. Q, at Unity Hall Mas.
ings, Third Municipality. at o'clock sA' Bea
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. 10 at Gretna, at o..
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Temple Meeting -. This Eyenip.

LOUISIANA COUNCIL No. l, r. A. & g. Te,nn,. !,
at Temple Hall. $50 Caual st.. at O. cocS
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tYU,S Mail Steamer SEQ ~ asnin OF ri,ts-
and VIII lave THIS DAY, Wednesday, at O'Clock pune
'' HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydras street.
Is. hoard The
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Black Cloth Frocks at prices in the same propOrtoh
Best quality Black Doeskn Pants former pnc
Cd do do ........7;
Sd dc do .......6: y
4th and 5th do ..4 and S; So az19t
coored PantA0nA rns