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in. C0MMUNY,
w. HARRISON,
Grnpnr II nIrNI


The following et,eu from the Crevasse then read
CREvAssE, FRIDAY, halfpast O. clock.
To his Honor the Mavor-SIR: We have now but about
water and by this evening the greater part of this will also
be inished-the balance Of the work is all shallow
which Mr. Blanchard and myself think be stopped in
loo piles and 20 bales Go M Of bags as soon possible
The piles ved to-day will all be used up by noon
and the bags nearly all exhausted. This will enable
shut off the current that evee can be constructed
in the of the work. have the honor to be- very respect
fully, your ob't serv't, ID. 5. CLARK.
p S-A Doctor needed very much and his arrival will
encourage the very much. The Swan is almost useless
here she deep. 1t will be better to send the Anna
in her place. - 80
Letters were then read from Alderman Goldng and Mr.
Pepn offering their gatuous services to stop the Crevssse
Mr.. Grant being called for his opinion sand that his
opinion to the cOue to be pursued must be indefinite
when he had yet the Cevasse This break must be
of greater magnitude than those which usually occur and
he perfectly conquered with the Surveyors in their views He
he should drive OF piles inside the Crevasse
and place other materials in 'front.' etc.
On motion of Mr. Peters. resolved that the work OF
stopping the be given charge of MI Grant, and
that he be supplied with whatever he should consider
quisite.
Some discussion then took place the ACCESSIBILITY of
raising levee the north bank of the New Canal In the
course which stated that the drains through the
Metae Ridge did good at all. Col Preston being present
requested to give mis- views the subject and spoke in
favor of cutting through the Ridge The relief
afforded because the drains cut through the
Canal should be enlarged width of bundled feet,
which he thought would suffice to carry off the water.
Mr. Preston project referred to Mai Turnbul, Capt
Barnard and MI. Campbell, of the Gas Company.
Mr. Harrison then made some remarks in favor OF COl.
Preston's plan.
On motion OF Mr. Duncan, all the hands work under
the Surveyors ordered to be discharged Saturday
night and the Surveyors instructed. in conjunction
progress.
The Committee then adjourned.
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from the N. Y. Sunday Times

"A 1
Mr. Since, a celebrated English surgeon,
nounces that he has discovered, by an infabe
test that the nervous system is a.seres OF eiecr-
cal conductors, by which sensation is telegraphed
to the brain and the volition from the brain to the
muscles; and he infers that the brain consists of
five volaic circles, to the action of which he refers
all mental phenomena. Well, it has always been
said that man of contradictions, but we
did not suppose he was an assembage OF electrical
'positives % and negatives"
Recalde. a republican chief who invaded Ma
varre, has been shot at Pampeluna. lie went 10
the place of execution smoking segar. While his
body was still warm Geographic dispatch arrived
from Madrid, committing the sentence OF death.
Pleasant, this
They 90 against grog in Oregon, the administra-
ton refusing to issue licenses to sell liquor Wait
until there are few thousand more emgrants who
come from the latitude of the mint juleps, and you
shall see change come over the spirit of their
Dream.
Professor Mapes has been lecturing to the people
of Newark on the impossibility Of going to Calior
MIA in the air line now arranging Tor that purpose
Let us see it cross the Hudson a few times, with
ballast and passengers, and then we will give an
opinion g as is an opinion
The spring style for pantaloons is not much III
favor. A Philadelphia paper describes 1t by saying
that the color is between that OF pea-soup
and dirty water, with stray touch Oh the green
scum of frog pond.
Some persons arthe South, under sentence Of
death, are to have an inquest to test their sanity
Certainly they will be proved insane! Who ever
committed murder unless in some fit OF temporary
insanity!
Elder Enos Dudley has been found guilty of
having murdered his wife in. Concord, n H., and
sentenced to be hanged. This killing wives is
quite prevailing vice. Hanging the cuprits ser'-
atm may operate a check upon the practice.
The Boston 50 Society for the Prevention OF Pau
perism'' numbers 1000 members, and is said TO
have been signally successful. Street begging has
been greatly diminished under its influence.
Avery large Mormon emigration Is about TO leave
England for the great salt valley of California.
Singular how that faith spreads, and among an ex-
cellent class of people. But we live in an age OF
wonders!
There was a great deal Of sport at the late Liver
pool steeple chase Two fine horses had their backs
broken. and one his thigh. They were all killed,
but there was &c lots Of fun!''
| The new Scbah of Persia was crowned at half
past in the evening of the 24th October, that
time having been designated by the astrologers as
| the favorable moment These fire wOrshippers
| cannot do without astrolOgers.
The Virginia College has two hundred students,
! from eleven States.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCE WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Sunday. May 20-P M.-Amved. steamers
Tennessee and Robert Morris the first with 40 Beeves and
the latter with 43 Beeves Prices remain at the decline which
mentioned Friday last giving Beef, first class. &C.,
second 5G05sc; third. 4ac. b Hogs, 4c. o ID Sheep
$2O$3 so o head Cows. $250s35 o head; Hay, sl4
0$l5 ton; Corn. 45D50c. bushel Oats BIC. q bushel
Bran, 606D70c. y 100 b.
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AMERICAN PAINTING.-Woodville, an Ameri
can painter, is at Dusseldorf, painting s'Old re
and Young rs "a volunteer relating to his grand
father his adventures in Mexico. What a look of
surprise and admiration must the old gentleman
countenance wear,
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:. NEW NovEl..-The papers all tell us that the
Lady Alice, sor the New Una has been pro-
nounced the most brilliant novel since the time of
VIVIAN Grey We hope itssbrilliancy does not end,
like that of Vivian Grey, in smoke,
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

q. For California rig ,chagres.- THIS DAY,
$50 new and splendid fast sailing Baltimore clipper
dispatched above; Tie Seneca has unequaIed accom-
modations for 20 first and so second cabin and
will be furnished in the most desirable For freight
or passage apply on board opposite the Mint. or to
my2l c. ]. MEEkER &C Poydras st,
4HFor California, ria Chagres-.Nep Orleans and
ZTEA Chagres Regular Line The fine. fast sailing
.assA coppered and copper fastened. brig OCTAVIA,
Thompson, has comfortable cabin accommodations,
and the steeage will be fitted up to handsomely ae;
c0mmodate a limited number of passengers She will sail
above For freight passage apply to the captain
or R. M. HARRISON & co. " Poydras
ER Our Agents in Panama are Messrs. X H. LEETCh
Co.. who guarantee passengers through to san ahciS
at the lowest rates. and allow them 81 day wnie Oh M
Ihmus, dating from their arrival at Chagres un tey na
from Panama. myu
- For San Francisco, californi!a.I3 san th h,
fH 9TH Of JuneThe very fast sang Gnpea Da,
50 bark MADONNA Capt. Mitchell having most
Of her cargo engaged will sa as e Of
commanded by of much experience IN inc racine ana
offers snpeGor accommodations tor passengers having rye
and ay between which will be furnished in the most
desirable manner For freight passage apply on board at
Post g. Second Municipality, or l 70 90 n,.
cy Passagein First Cabin. $3.50 Second Cabin, $500
No eerage Passengers TAKEN and berths not secured until
paid for -
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AMUSEM ENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OLYMPIC 7 HE A T RE.
Gamer of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Less. H. sCHUBER Stage Manager, Mr. .T.ROWE
Manager. C. PAGE Treasurer
II Notice.-A CGrseiH Theatre for Lafayette ersy
night after the performance.
MONDAY May 81 is49W performed Tor the second
lvl the successful WILL WATCH Will Watch MIR.
Eytnge Robt Ruddsrly Brydon Hugh Mulon. Mr. MUIR
ray; Lew Lyons black Mary Ms Petns Susan, Miss
By u Petite Josephine conclude with CROSSING THE
LINE The Sea-" by Mr. Page Wouter,
Page Womerman, Mack Pomona Miss Pere Estee Miss
Verify: Characteristic Dance, by Characters
m In rehearsal, THE LITTLE DEVIL
The Department j. scClos-
kew open O'Clock. Curtain precisely
a quarter o. ces of Admission: Dress
Gle Parquette Second Tier
so Gallery rs
p where be secured application Treasurer
-e>e
ORLEANS THEATRE.
90 Positively the Last Night of the Season. 80
THURSDAY, May 90 lS49-Fare Mime. BERTON,
Second Donna The charming Opera by Pasr, LIE MATRE
DE CHAPELLE by Messrs Coadi Menehaut and Nine.
BeIton Grand Musca lnterlude, sung by Messrs Cor
rad Duluc Menehau and I'd Tabeaux and Sd Act
of the Grand Opera of ROBERT lie DiABLE Mime Berton will
perform the Of the Nun Helena the first Previously
VAUDEVILLE in To conclude with La CACHUCA by
Mime. Bsron.
tY- Performance o O'clock my2l
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Hidding Fair. ...7ssk07si Average LISTS. SIsUo'a
TOBACCO-The only sales we learned of about 30
hhd,. including Il hhds. Aat 6, do r. at "A, and u
hhds.. A. at 81. r. at 35l, and do at 3hc. p H.
sUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar MARKET is not
active but prices full for the good Common TO prime
ouatss The sales $50 hhds OF Moasses 300 bbls
ken at 1o015c. for inferior prime, and 17O1sc for
choice reboled.
FLOUR-The stock light, and holders ask higher
bies say a SO for supene Illinois. Ohio and ordinary
a. Louis No sales of importance Were made however
CORN-Pces firm, and the scanty receipts with
ready SALE About 1900 sacks TAKEN including 800
sacks white the Levee &c.. 1880 do at &c., and 25
sacks prime white and yellow. also at 600. y bushe
PROVISIONS.-Smal sales of Mess Pork at % 40GO
~ So and Of Prime at % Is o Dbl Bacon retailing go
0lc for good Shoulders and 51s054c ID for the best
sides Of Lard the principal sales lis bbs prime at
6k, and 200 kegs on the Levee at 6s4c. y ID.
COFFEE-Sales of 500 bags Rio in three lots at Yf
sALT-A cargo of 1000 sacks Liverpool third Fine
brought 7Sc. round
TALLoW-Ss bbIs very inferior Country rendered sold
on private terms.
WHISKY-small lots of Rectified selling at l63 ollie
MISUNDERSTANDING bills in fair demand at 734Os1s
oct pm New York so day bills 4ED1A pct disc; Sight
Checks 5GG0ss pct. pm.
FREIGHTS.-No new engagements reported. Cotton
10 Liverpool taken in American vessels to fill up at I'D
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JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING
The joint committee met Saturday morning in the First
Municipality Council Chamber, Mayor CIossman acting as
President. The following Report read:

NEW ORLEANS, May 10Th, 1919.
A. ID. CRossMAN, ESQ, .MagOr of Men Orleans
Sir: In accordance with the instructions of the Joint
Committee the undersigned have examined the various
plans submitted for stopping the Cevasse Sauves Many
of these plans exhibit ingenuity, and apparently feast
be but in opinion cannot be in successful operation
on the ground We of opinion that the simple method
of driving from two three of piles bacing and tying
them firmly ioge her. and stopping them with fascnes and
that almost all has been successfully reoIted by
the planters to stop small Crevasses and If does not
the Cevasse is violent at to render mpractcabe to
work from boats and the piles must be driven from
Mr. Labauve has suggested the idea of placing arpaulns
the bottom through which the piles should be driven to
prevent the action of the from cutting them out
Great difficulty will attend their safe anchorage but the
difficulty may be and there is question TO
their great utility in efiecng the object proposed
in. CoMMUNY,
w. HARRISON
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INoUEsT-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest on the
body of found drowned in the Mississippi river oppo
site the tobacco warehouse Third Municipality He had
sandy hair and whiske striped cotton shirt striped wooden
jacket blue cottonade pants ETC. Verdict found drowned
LARcENy-Jules Bessey arrested yesterday by the
First Municipality police. charged with larceny.
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SToLEN PROPERTY FOUND. Corporal Crevon of the
First Municipality police yesterday reported having by v
tue of search warrant issued by Judge Altman found
chest of tools at the store of Mr. Mchard of Uu-
Pierre Paul Betancourt and stolen the eth Sth OF
fhi5u ,nnfh
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. 2s 81 80 N.-LoNsITUDE 80 Win Time. 6h.

Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Portland, Place, Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship Columbian. SensOn, Genoa, J. whitney 20
Ship Mary Ann Paen, Glasgow, j. Whitney 20
Ship franklin. Bray, Liverpool, ~ whitney Ce
Ship Waldron. Moore Liverpool, J. P. Whitney 20
Ship HISTORIAN, G0odhue Liverpool, j. T. Whitney 20
Fl. ship Jacques Lsftte Devereaux, Havre L. IT, tale
Bark NJ d. Chase White, Bordeaux, Jenkins Buddendof
Bark Seneca, Fivenhagen, Chagres Z. j. Meeker
Dig '"'''' r''''An'' "'''' r. Nj Harrison & Co
Schr Lois Peunell Pensacola T. g. Twchel
Schr. Oregon. Trenis, TampicO. y Wiekham
Schr Palladium Post, Savannah, Wood & Low
N''' -.a'''' E. G. Rogers s. Go
schr Mary Ellen. Nc Connell Matanzas, Master
Schr Dora, Boghch Pensacola, ]. Hurley
Steamer Pride cf the West. Williamson, St; Louis
Hyde Oglesby
Arrived Yesterday
Ship Alfred Pendeton, Al days from Liverpool to master
Dr. bark Eliza Warwick from Bristol 10th March,
Brig Perfect Townsend from Chagres LIST inst in ballast
F. schr Stella Blanchard II days from Pont-a Pre eau
daIOupe, in ballast to master-1st my.
Schr Two Friends Gutierrez days from Laguna, to mas
ter-1st my.
sTRAMBOATs:
Oregon. Hern, from Mobile.
Rockaway DAVIS from Red River-5E bales cotton
Hard Times Wilson, from Lefore- III bales cotton.
Magnolia ThomassOn from LOulsvlllellS2 bales cotton.
Webster, Getty, from Cincinnati. -
Tennessee Yeatman, from Nashville-2 bales cotton.
Hiram Powers, Pearce from Cincinnati.
COncorda, Frost, from VicksburgI 4l0 bales cotton
Princess No g. Holmes from Vcksburgl70 bales cotton.
Robt Norris Irwin from Fort COiee-l3o bales cotton
Gypsy, Une from Baton Rouge.
Towboat Southerner. Pinnegar. from the Passes.
TowbOat Panther. Pinnegar, from the Passes,
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SENTENCED..On Saturday Judge McHenry passed SEN
tence on the following persons Thomas Murphy, alias
Tertiary Adelaide f for ae same one years impris
same six months in the Parish Prison John Manly for the
same, six months the Parish Prison Charles Muhoand.
for receiving stolen property two months at hard labor in
the Penentiary.
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Memoranda:
Steamer Webster left Cincinnati the 18th inst Re.
ports the river stand with 10 feet water on the falls
Towboat Southener towed down and to the 18th
inst ship Ure bark E. H. Chaplin, and sch Mary Phoebe
Towboat Panther towed down and to on the 18th
inst barks Ellen and Francis. and Express.
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MTW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscKNr OyyICR
x.Io- MnvusuU Nav 8

CREscKNr OYyICH.
~ Monday Morning. May II. lS49.
CoTTON.-The news by the Canada has strengthened
Cotton Market which very firm at the advance noticed
i our s The sales of Saturday $500 bales at full prices
NEw-ORLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPl

II II OhLOIUE1s
VI Gao. RHUBARB. etc.-As low fl cash
n indge;=.Dr. e. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
remedy for Coughs Influenza etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
ec-FOr the relief and cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
- LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINI
MENT.
Especial attention paid 10 the treatment of Rheuma
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Office corner Magazine and Poydres SITS. n23 1y3dp
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1s49.

SKIFFs SKIFFs We hear many complaints, espe-
clay from residing in the Seventh Ward that the
Municipal sks when most wanted among the things
invisible There plenty of private c0nveyances
but for the of these exorbtan prices are demanded
Ten sk be considered enough to accommodate the
population of Ward. Many required.
We perceive that in many places in the rear of the
city temporary bridges have been built streets for
the accommodation OF few persons These, however con.
venient they be for the passage of boats
and rafts and therefore, much in the of num-
bers of persons who reside beyond them, who in
quence compelled to wade to their residences.
ANOTHER CREvAssE-On Saturday a crevasse occurred
in the evee the North bank of the New Canal About
lO feet was carried and the water ushe through
the opening with velocity The of this cevasse
we do not know; but it said that the evee amply
strong enough to resist the action of the water.
BRUTAL VIoLENoE.-A man named Michael Koran was
Saturday morning brought before Recorder Baldwin for
examination on charge of beating his own sister. Some
bysanders who the compelled to ertere to
prevent continuance of his feocou attack He was sent
before the First District Court.
SMuGGLING-Ofcer Devine, of the First Municipality
police, while duty the levee Saturday night, de-
tected coming from vessel in from Chagre with
the coffee house of Mr. Mortedant the of Uune
and Front Levee Streets Tire bundle being examined
found to consist of three boxes of VANILLA The whose
latter is Custom. hor Sc officer.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-The following persons
on Saturday morning sent before the First District Court by
Recorder Baldwin: Thos H. Woods, accused of stealing
about $3.50 from the trunk of Levi Griffin in the Planters
Hotel David ID. Kirby, of stealing negro and her
three children from NJ rs Sarah French and John William
SON. of stealing two bottles OF cordial from the bar Of the
Commercial Hotel.
sENTENCED;5;0n Saturday Judge McHenry passed sem
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
$500 FOR MONTGOMERY, WE N.S a.
nTUIMPKA, s, sEbM Ma, and siv all
Leaves .Neao Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at P. NJ.
The new light drsught steamship a. OGDEN, CaGtsIn
CON, Captain Leonard will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock. P. M. One of
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the New Basin
foot of Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING; Shippers
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to
HYDE & OGI.ESBY, IL POydras st.
n B-A Letter-bag is at the Office of the Agents. where
letters may be left mh9 Il
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DERSONS PURSUING THE TRADES, PROBES
y SIONS and OCCUPATIONS subject to TAXA
TON, within the limits Of the Fourth Representattge
LICENSES and those indebted to the State of Lou
isiana, for TAXES REAL ESTATE, ETC., are re-
que ted to call and pay the
The District comprised between 81 Louis and Canal ss
to- Office in Exchange Alley, between Bienvlle and
mi I'm THOMAS McKEON, Collector
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TNHE subscriber offers for sale, at the well known stand
No q CAMP STREET, O. one .,. Of the
in the city, at prices which ca TEs .,d fail zg
varied by arrivals and will be offered at priratt
sale low as the same can be purchased at auction
Buyers from the country invited to examine for them
selves t Regular Auction Sales of Furniture. etc., etc.
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY:
JOHN E. L. SOLOMON,
apl9 lms Camp street Auction Mart.
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF &C
PAIYA AND SARSAPARILLA.

THE nbe remedy discovered for that class of dis
generally, which the Copava and Sarsparia
have been found rvceab The estimation and sale
medicine obtained for the last four certain criterion Of
utility 1t has acquired the fame almost
part Europe has been examined appovsdo and sanctioned
by the Faculty Medicine eminent
OF the profession.
One Recommendation this enjoys above all Others its
portable formput up pothe mode which be
take being both easy and pieasants asteess natuwih
diet confinement daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
unpovided with preparation possessing advantages which
the combines the medicine pamphlet
explanatory the different without
charge containing ample
T Prepared BY B. Thorn Chemist London, and sale by
SCKLES co. Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine streets
New Orleans. 3m2dp
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Citizens of Ne,o Orleans and Vicinity Shipmasters
and Steamboat Captains, to you Greeting:
GRATEFUL do feel for your liberal patronage for the
ceiving mesh supplies of GROCERIES of my own mpor-
taton and at all times heavy stock on hand attentive
experienced do feel prepared e PIT mp EAM5LY
fill PLANTERS ORDERS and attend to PLANTA-
TON SUPPLIES, on the most favorable terms, with
goods of the best quality. Respectfully.
CHARLES STOUGHTON.
my1s If Family Grocer, "a Camp street, N. o.
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EXTRA PAY.
THE undersigned is f9Iy prepared 70 eTsGgte allpspes
III EXTRA PAY and collect BACK PAY IN
LII and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased TETlN
officers and soldiers who served in the late war -
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
under Major DashiePs Office.
Though the Paymaser has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office open to prosecute all claims
for Back Pay Extra Pay etc and has Agent
in gton whose special duty it to attend promptly
to all claims forwarded to his order: ~
1rns-3dn Late Can't Co +. 9Th Regt. La. Vols.
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BAGGING AND ROPE,
coo PIECES and coils of the best brands and quality
OUU in store and for sale by uu~,~y
THORNHILL McILHENNY,
r,vA I'm 81 Gravier st.
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TO The Ne LA ~ up s,r,,, hs.
1Nl low Poydras, is selling off at and under @~r
cost, her Stock of SPRING MILLINERY, com HaHsal
prsne variety of the Latest Styles Ladies' andaiEK
Misses Fancy and Straw BONNETS, Dress VG%
CAPS RIBBONS and FLOWERS, with assortment
of EMBROIDERIES and FANCY ARTICLES, too
numerous to mention -
f Ladies in want of the above will do well to call
early as they will be sold without reserve and bar
gains given to purchasers ap27 I'm