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FREMEN's PROCESSION IN PHILADELPIrIA.-A
Geographic dispatch TO the Baltimore American
ualains description of the Grand Firemens Pro-
rSion in Philadelphia on the LIST of May. One of
accompanies was attacked in the evening".
The Firemen's parade came off to-day, and
dtgeher was magnificent affair, SURPRISING any
Stempt at description.
"The procession, after forming in regular order,
Wasled off by the Hibernian Engine and Com
Isny This apparatus was Ornamented with a
white silk canopy. Following it was the United
States Engine, drawn by thirty horses, richly
aparisoned, each bearing shields and the coat of
arms Of the several States. This was greatly adj
mred. Next followed the Liberty Engine spanned
over it was triumphal arch, and under this
charots, in which were elegantly dressed females,
representing the Goddess of Liberty and other God
desses. The Phoenix Hose Company's Engine was
made to represent mound, covered with beautiful
aiural flowers. This also drew forth great adj
niraiion. The Vigilant, Neptune and Diligent
Cmpanies formed an Independent parade. The
gay was very appropriate, which caused a large
mn-ont. The different streets through which the
pocess0n passed were crowded with spectators.
The doors and windows of houses also exhibited
galaxy of beauty. The whole affair was truly
Tendd. The only interruption was occasoned
Whe various bands of music who had been en-
yeu iof tiie occasion, refusing TO turn out IN the
ppcession because bands of colored musicians
we're allowed TO perform in the lines. Wreaths of
levers were thrown from the windows at various
pants as the procession moved on its route.
party of rowdies from the Moyamensing dis
met made an attack upon the Good Will Hose
Company this evening, while the latter were pass
9g through the district The assauting party got
eaHectually beaten. Nothing else occurred to mar
'he proceedings of the day. The procession started
a,1Ioclock in the morning and dispersed after
o'clock in the evening"
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DAGU Err r EOTYPE.
MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREoTypE.

M would respectfully thanks for the liberal pntron
age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
tsattoduclng the DAGUERREOTYPE into Orleans
se years ago. during which time he has aken more portraits
ian any other person IN the world. His specimens were
~ @ AZ the Far n eompstition with Others by
FIRST premium. specimens ex hibite at his
pot those taken by hmas j. M the public that his
potfas VIII continue to be what they always have heen
te BEST HIS long experience and constant practice ara
he best Inducements DESTROYS Of instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Voieauder Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any il the city all other articles tie same
tates at 81 d0zea ScOvFs No for SO guaren
BEST plates made In the United States Casex 90 10 and
~ 50: kewyork Cameras at SIS.
ag orders from the country promptly attended
KY Entrance No. CApP street.
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CsEA,AP DRY GOODS

AT the NEW YORK STORE, 1913 Poydras street.
etiNTEb MusiEs, fast color sndbeautul patterns nj
i25cc. yard, selling the he at
10 TO ltc SEQ Oh 6nghass I2ac.; Swiss Musins
"a wie at 3D. Ter ard usually sold at Soc: French Da-
Gents large Linen Cambc dkf new style at "a 80
ge dozen worth double the money $50 yards White Linen
Musqato Netting at &C. same qusity not be bought for
less than l3c In the city Irish Linens, by the large
or small quantity at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
Zoe yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen
5c, good as be bought for SOC Buyers test the
truth OF the above ASSERTIONS by comparing SAMPLES Also
fu variety oil the newest and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that not the practice this establishment to offer
few leading articles very cheap Wi h a of obtaining
exohtan profits other goods Wiz facilities unsurpassed
for receiving good, from North the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera bard
times-a saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
rent and expenses-he afford sell cheap Heavy
must be met by profits. New Workers
especially invited to call they viii be reminded OF the
cheap establishments Grand and Catherine
mhi3 r BROWN LES Pordras s..
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SWORD TO GEN. HENDERsoN.-tien Rusk, on
the part of The Texas delegation in Congress, was
entrusted by President Polk with the pleasing and
honorable duty of presenting to our distinguished
townsman Gen. J. p. Henderson the magnificent
sword voted to him by Congress, for his noble gal
lan'ry at the stormlng Of Monterey Gen. Rusk on
the evening of his arrival discharged thai duty. 1t
was presented informally and without ceremony,
Gen. Ii. declined the honor of public presenta
tiun.-.San augustine Union
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTC

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
FTNE Patronage that has been extended lbe
Il rally the last years. while on Com N -
street. has induced Us the last sumner cx3 Us
to erect large building expressly for manu- E&4A
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. .N&-~-E---
We have of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared. with good Northern wokmen,
and the best OF materials to build style OF carriage 10
order, and guaranty them two used IN TIE county
We also better prepared than before, Tor REfaiR-
ING CARRIAGES and restore them almost to Their
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
ont and useless We viii pay freight Carriages sent
repair We will also keep hant ap assortment Of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. which will be sold
low Odd Carriages taken trade for New We in
yite the attention of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES,
or their old ones repaired to cali at Manuactory and
Repository and jrdge for themselves, at the Corner of
CRATER and CIR OJFIl ELET' Streets. next door TO
The Office of the Commercial Watef Works OF the st.
mye I'm aEW MATTHEWS 81 pENMAN.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.


NHE undersigned has jus efed and opened the above
\ weil-known and favorite establishment, and in \k
tends to make it. in respect worthy of the pat .S
ropage OF his friends and those who wish enjoy Ka.k
pleasant drive to of the and salubous
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
m the best ORDER he will have boats at all times to keep
ms table supplied with the nuy tribe, fresh from their
home. He will also be at all lines supplied with every de-
scptIon OF wild game and all tbe ecacies that the New
Orleans market affords, together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
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Loss BY THE FIRE IN MoNTREAL.-The only
articles saved from the general destruction are the
mace OF the Lower House, the very fine portrait OF
The Queen, and cart-oad of books. The mace is
SILVER gilt and cost six-hundred pounds three
years ago. Iii about seven feet high, surmounted
gacrown. The mace belonging to the Upper
House is destroyed. 1t was not valuable, being
My aMooden affair, gilt. Several valuable pic
ufes were destroyed, portraits of George III,
george Nv, Sir George Provost several Speakers
u'he Colony, and one of Jacques Cartier, the dis
"efer OF Canada, which was copy of picture
Fesened by the Mayor of St Malo to the Histori-
"a Society of Quebec. The books are valued at
W sorts of sums as high as fl00,000. When
meu loss was alluded to in. the House, poor
aonslelr NORM, the Speaker, could contain him
%iho longer, but burst into a it of weeping. He
avery amiable man, of considerable learning.
Dlhg obnoxious 10 the crowd, he was escorted from
se building on the night of the fire by Sir A.
AsAao and other conservative members.
MILITARY EDToR.-Gen. Cavaignac, it is
r@eu mas become one of the proprietors Of the
.&is journal lie Sitcle, and is a member of the
s'uncl which directs the editorial department of
~a celebrated journal
'fANlsH GOsSIP.-A letter by the Cambria
'' The weeks wonder at Madrid was an
~m between the Queen and her mother, whic h
m pace on the evening of the 18th of March.
%s%slps (who aver that the ole oman is very
S,, lhe particular beverage) say, that at select
linz gwen by her daughter on that evening, Chris
S~as ot 100 much champagne in her head, and
1s al 10 do the sentimental for the edifcaton of
ia saes's--ialking of the vanity of human hopes,
Rn oeceitlulness of riches, and all that sort of
@;as HE Queen ihereupon limited to her 10 he
m@ ', as all saw that she was unco tou. The
dn aef taking fire at the insult involved in her
n,sf shers check, reproached the latter, in the
Dta OF the guest, for her little affair with the
tks. ue Bedman.' The Queen could not stand
bs5 70 she retalated, throwing into her mothers
Mnnous we history of the latters intimacy with
na,,u1 before the life-guardsman condescended TO
h r5ya hef, the widow of the King Of Spain. A
csar ve scene was the consequence-the guests
roin nilg Oft as best they could, and Christina
'bni nome weeping, of course. Thus the party
sent up ma row. as we say here. Narvaez was
Ss;aooi and Christina engaged passage to quit
a,so., put next morning Senior SartOrius effected
h,Lciliaton between the parties beligerent, (or
spr urmagant-l Munoz having succeeded in
Qcrs,ne his old lady in the course Of The night
Aae' 1ne affair is the talk Of all Madrid
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTOHHO USE .aJTD FRONT SITS.
IN Ill be opened for the reception of BOARDERS ON
w WEDNESDAY, January 3. 1s49. Weilfur <e..e
nshed ROOMS for Families and SIngle Gentlemen. ssssS
TABLE--the best the market viii afford Ask.&
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor,
expressly for the accommodation of city and Board
II of the healthy and airy situations the
city, and will be spared render those who may
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms reasonable any establishment OF the kind
in the city [Jal d&Wu T.. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
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ARDING HOUSE.

121 CRATER Street, betceen 81. Charles and Caron
deet StreetsORe door from he Of Cdyondeiet st.
MRS. WILSON Gate of q Bienviile street, } respect
W nily informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible loeation occu E
p!rd by her during the last She has had herEGA
HOUSE thoroughly reted and prepared for the
ddon of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgen attention TO the comfort and
yenience oil her patrons to and receive cOntnuarceOf
the same H-rterns will be, as heretofore, MODERATE.
"
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RARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE

No, 223 CHESTNUT STR EET PHILADELPHIA
HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
- friends, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -.
mas been under his charge for several years, has Just A
been elegantly retted enlarged and efnrnshed the WI
most fashionable manner, and the entire organization of
notice. - ~ - 1e ' "
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
ION H0USE renders Of the desirable in the
cry lor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelpbia either
upon business @ pleasure and there shall he no exeons
spared to have continue merit the liberal support has
heretofore received H. J. BARTVEI.i
EV The House has Wasm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 d. Wifi
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 800. 81 ChartreS street.

OPESSNG THIS pay y ST gTHG2 q
F9REiGN and af boMEsf!G DRy GOODS; ANY
We are no. prepared to offer full and varied assortment
in all the different Departments of our business
wooS SICK and s C6rT6N GooDs the
OF which has been selected with unusual care order
establish that confidence which we hope 20 win from all
those vino may favor Us with their custom =,
One thing wish to impress upon our patrons-the
pbote Of Stock throughout married az Plain Figures.
attto forrest selling Price.
Richly Embroidered China Grape SHAWLs:
Plain White Grape do
Fancy Hermann Silk do;
Fancy Grenadine Silk do
White Lace quite new) do;
81 BIN and White Barge do
Same Goods in Demi- Squares;
Bss s sssf Fs SsIT W ffasf Barge dS
Heavy six Frinses India DO;
White Lace Scarfs, full three yards;
h h 81 Es es i s SILK ' ceRRsasVqRf.Rhs
Black. High Lustred Mattioni s ks:
Detached Figure Black Glsc6 90;
Plain Ghangeabie Heavy Lustred do
Plain Black Rich Levantne;
One Lot Changeabe Polka Spot 81 LKS:
Sssf d.. s.: and FIX Sat-
~. and Scarlet Florence SILKS; 80.
Plain Black Tissue; Black Mousseline de IIane;
Very Rich Printed GREN ADINES
Extra Rich Printed Satin Plaid TISSUES;
Embroidered and Brocaded BAREGES:
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do;
All Shades in mode, Plaid do;
PINK PINK and SKI. blue blue Tissue SILKS; '''
Very Rich Polka Spot FoqIard DO;
P s'9e Biss ks snd Fff F fohsB DO DO
E # %s V #s II Ss %ss
Plain WaterIo9;blue BAREGES
s %Sy &; sHE a
i 10 R %aSsa sht;P h RS DaAAsks
y Wh ssi Fir Il I 6EItII Ix% ssfa quality
PER
Bsss ys dPSPfH SeesS bP PoyS
s" M Goods sold as Linen Guarantee Free from
,%a 1tIi w Of eG'fsr all eoe mixed cee
M5sfn
LAcEs Maine asacSs, Jenny Lind Li.es; xslensennes
E EpG H9s PIN e$ Fifth Ft9sS o BSs
Colored SILKS, Trimming LAGEs in all Colors three
% Lace Borered "H ] Tape
BordeFed HsndkerchieS all Qualities Wide Checked Boz
Bo1deIed sndkercbiefs White Lace Dresses together
WIN OIL Embroidered and Lace Goods.
bssced a n2 Tnb hna ss2fff GiGH
joTr t'Sfsf Gaq Ssl a%ssh
iH Fan YAM NhMB jaN PaPs Swiss and
Book MI sims. DIMlTY5, Iiaj[ Cord Dmitys, MIS-
Inns Corded Swiss and Cambria Mun., Null and fine India
Ribbons. Ga"ze Ribbons plain Taeta Ribbons
Be Ribbons SATIN R BIB En- white black e9Ioed
and and My My. siae Cotton Hose black Cotton Hose coorei
Cot7n Hose; p.arl sin Glages black Silk Gloves ba
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CARROLLTON HOTEL


VIE Undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
l. have just taken the above mentioned establish <r$
ment with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys @;:A
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc.. etc. appertan A
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the WHOLE and
making considerable improvements therein they
now prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient BOarders 1t almost useless to expalate the
numerous attractions to be found on the Canollton Hotel
Grounds. As suburban place of entertainment the estab
lshment is second to none in the South pos.ens. it
does almost unvaed scenery and the artificial helps of
Ga denng the production of fruits and flowers, such
here t. be found in the vicinity OF New Oreaus
As place of temporary rascatOuas retreat from the
noise hustle ind cares OF city liiet merits more than ordi
nary from the viSiter.
The undersigned spprse the the public that their Lsrder
viii always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game, Fish etc; and they have laid in finely
ssolied soc OF Wines and oher Liquors they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repas TO private parties at
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore tter themselves that in adj.
ton then assiuous efforts to please the beauty of
the location. its salubrious atmosphere. the with which
be had their establishment. by railroad render
the CaIolon Hotel the desirable Of all resorts
for the citizens Of New Orleans
ANGEI.L & CHANDLER.
sT For terms Of Board. etc, inquire at the Planters
Hotel, at the lotel in Canollon. Capt. A ANsELL
ap9 II CHhs. CHANDLER.
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL,

MS establishment having been repaired and newly fur
nsned VII be opened on the goth of May for the a.
summer at pleasant Watering Place The i;
dsnce, and will keep the house open Summer and Winter
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and no
pains nor will be spared to lender the Of vstes
pleasant and agreeable. tmy2 2m1 c. LEWIS & ca.
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HOL MES g. CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
- ESPECFULLY Inform the public and their former
HI customers that they have rem0ucdfo 129 CRATER
Street corner Of Carordlet-were they prepared to
fill orders for MINERAL WATER for the supply of Steam
boais Hotels Bars and Private Families for En- poration.
N B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to GToces and Com
mission Merchants.
sy SODA WATER and HEAD furnished in
Fountains heretofore. with and superior Drawing
A aD36 IN
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
1 ms. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
- that they can be consulted daily at G..
t pn office from A NJ to P. NJ Or. Ne 80
reason many improvements in DEM YFy.-sEygSa
TAI SURGERY, are too well known and SIII1y
appreciated 20 require eGnmerang His Block Teeth are
particularly worthy the enan of those requiring a ical
ones Their prices are graded suit the circumstances of
Canal street. ana IF
DENTAL NOTICE.
X r. SMITH. DENIIST, begs leave assure his
~ friends and the public that he has c.
not not Ie aud does nct intend 10 leave, the 4ysssa2
CITY lie may still be consulted at his Oidl
Ob ~ z. 1t the Corner OF LGtagette Square lIr
Gad 80 Charles Streat. mhA #
Or. MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon,
AFtNG returned IN the city Of New Orleans from his
tour in the North and East is prepared e.
q gS,i9n all 9pera ions appertaniHg TO the Iz<fSS
I eE u and has become acquainted with U Y1W&EA
ne Pest mode OF operating approved by the llLIJ
Soiese OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, Md. His price
ter operations are IN proportion to suit the times alt If
49,, TOOTa-ACHE CURED
N Less THAN ONE MINUTE, by Dr. MENSING'S
LOOlH-dCHE ELIXIR, no chaage. ~ Office
No 50 Haronne rtreet, 9TH door above Common st.
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TO CALTrORNIANS.
SMITH & BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET,
~ GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
EY s. & b. have for sale, and constantly receiving.
almost every article necessary for the comfort and of the
CALIFoRsIaE EsIGRANT. Among their assortment be
found AIR BEDS, Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
faus Sou weers Cloaks Goats Pouches Clothing Bags,
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Tar.
paulins ....ALso....
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brdles of every description Bits EfA
Tgps, Spurs Hs: Reps, Moss Elsesss, sc, xtas ssaf
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NE w ORLE ANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1s4o
California Items.

FL Monitor of the the Oath ult. says it had re-
siyed files Of the Alto Californian to March 13th
lccordng to them, several meetings had been held,
NJ which it was determined to form legislative
,ssmbIy of fifteen members, for the formation of
Avs to preserve order in the district of San Fran
,seo. 1t was proposed, also, to elect three Judges
mfhe administration of Justice.
The last winter, as we before heard, was re-
uarkabIy severe as well in California as in Oregon
dacsr had been discovered, on the banks of Power
and Blunt rivers but.thos who Went TO explore
found nothing. During the middle of January the
paares were covered with snow, but in spite of
lht many persons continued to work in them. 1t
was understood, however, that operations would be
entirely suspended as soon as the rivers should be.
en to rise.
Several meetings had been held in California,
protesting against the introduction Of slavery.
News FROM Troy, n. VA Geographic letter
Of the 3Oth April, from Troy, N. Y, reports that
there were about 200 canal boats heavily laden with
freight, from the east and south, waiting to be
"Iocked into the canal, opposite that city, the
nsnt day. About O'Clock on the morning of the
9Nh ult, a fire broke out in Ashland Place, de-
apying the entire buildings, which cost about
$1,000 each. :. "A large break occurred during the
forenoon of the Both ult., in the Erie Canal at the
cuyeri, near Swarts. A large number of hands
had been set to work to have it ready for the water,
which was to have been let in the same night or
the next morning
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WORTH REMEMBR IEG-Incorrect learning, like
counterfeit money, is worth nothing. lie who
climbs highest, may fall iarthsst
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SMITHS HOTEL Bavou Sara. La.

SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, La.
mmed,atetp fronting the Steamboat Eanding.
ENRAVELERS gong up Ouachita Red River. or COM
H. ing out of said Rivers will find it to their advan- "a
tage 10 stop with him, all the Boats stop at Bayou
Sara. Horses. Carriages and Bugges always hire EsSA
B2 1y r. Il. SMITH. Proprietor
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SMITH 4 HER,

SMITH Z BROTH HER,
81 COMMON STREET.
HAVE received large additions to their stock of INDIA
IL RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are cf the best
manufacture, and warranted 10 stand all extremes of
weather 5. b. would call the particular attention OF
CaoInians to their Bottles Caneens, and Water Buckets
manufactured with special reference the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Gande and the
Gold Diggns :" AR Beds which weigh only IL pounds
Waterproof Bags; Ponioon Bags Saddle Bags, etc: IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds Wading
Boots Leggings etc India Rubber Blankets Pillows etc,
etc. Aso-TENTS, TENT-CLOTIiS, Saddles, Brides,
Bits. Stuups, Spurs. at So Common ST. mills
FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH s. BROTHER, 81 Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable Tor those 60
ing TO California, cheap and gg2d ,E0A
BRIDES Bits, Stiuups, Saddle Bags and E|gksA
Saddle Wallets, etc. etc. SEl.N
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
description, them may be found GsPs Goats Capes
Iescipgs Waterproof Blankets Air Pillows Air Beds,
TaTiau!ns, Tents Clothing Bags, ETC, etc.
AT the sign ofthe GOLDEN SADDLE. So Common
"
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
NTE in receipt of large and splendid stock of
y &C, God and Silver Lever, Lepne and DeupIex n
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss tE5A
manufacture. Also Jewelry Sill. e. Ae
SYySss yer ware, Speetaeles Gold Pens, sssASza
- %-S Pocket and Table Cutlery and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere,
SELECTED by ourselves the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES Il NOEL, 81 Canal street
N BGur personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing description Of fine Watches Clocks, Jewely ETC.,
which shall perform satisfactorily ever. or oharge
B6u K h N.
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CRACKERS,
sE BBLS Boston Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
mys 'S'' ''N ~ CaAs. sToUGHToN, "a Camp st,
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HATS-HAlS.
+ MY SALES-BOOM may be found few OF
IA fine Moleskn Hats; very handsome Silk "a
Hats a great variety of common Silk Hats Beaver,
1 raband Black fashionable d. b. Russia, Caifor- -
nj Buena Vista, and Plantation Hats ,Aso-A cbocs
Panamas All Of which just received and for sale low
for cash approved paper WIN. BOOTH, Halter,
mills corner oil Gravier and TchOupioulas SITS.
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IMMEDIATELY.

VNTHOLESALE purchasers to call and examine my very
w larfe stock of HATS and CAPS in store. and >4A
I'm constantly receiving by every arrival from New r.
~ Ork, direct from my mandatory in New
ark N. j. can sell cheaper than any other house IN
~ the city and there cannot be found in New OIleansa
better assortment of those articles have present store
,H dozen OF black white and pearl BuENA XISrAS OF
ul and wool JOHN DURBRIDGE.
fyl2 % CustomhOuse 81. stairs