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Columbia Fire Company No petitioned for appropr
number of residents Of the Seventh Ward peoned the
Council to insop9.ate friendship Fire Company recently
Referred to the Committee on Fires :
memorial was received from res dents in the vicinity OF
the danger to which they exposed to the incautions
st 10
buildings the immediate vicinity stating that the steam
made fire proof; and suggesting that permission
should be hereafter granted for the erection of engine
memorial received q similar character from for
tysx citizens residents of the Seventh Ward The memo
for law to prohibit the establishment Of steam and
bs n IN Fl b oe1Ki aDa
phlne Works ETC., etc. unless in fe;poof buildings and
.s ms9 feet s Sss eHo9 Both
Several other petitions were read and referred to the ap
The pupils Of the Academy attached the University pc
oned the Council for permission to erect an open shed on
building to be used Gymnasium. Permission granted
to the Juveniles who have subscribed among themselves the
The Finance Committee reported resolution to pay
rent bills. which was adopted.
nance Committee-a long and able document, which we
hope to be able publish We therefore do not
disposal the attempt to furnish an accurate synopsis
be %s aS p46s fail de-
place. that the report gives favorable account Of the state
mept the Municipality, and addition discusses several
questions of great interest TO our citizens generally The re-
port and RESOLUTIONS were maze tne Ofne OF
the day for the next meeting.
The Committee Streets and Landings reported several
resolutions authorizing the Surveyor to advertise for
sails for paving certain streets amongst them for popo
sails for paving Tchoupitoulas from Canal TO NOte
Dame street with square blocks The resolutions unan
imously adopted
The committee reported resolution TO cooperate
with Lafayette in paving Felicity Road from the point near
the river to Apollo street with block stone. The eolu
ton adopted.
supply Of hose being required at Poydras, St Mays
and pyaes street Ma s0S nn Vas ae GampanV
and supply them with hose for which they recently
piled to the Council.
After ansactng other business oil no particular I'M
portance the Council adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A-e&e---
AMERICAN THEATRE.

THIS EVENING, Wednesday, March H. will be presented the
thrilling Drama from Eugene Sues work. by j. E. Du
rvage ESQ.,, entitled THE WANDERING JEW. Rodin, Mr..
G. Janson Agrcol Mr.. Charles Dagobert Mr.. Greene Dial
Mr. Kingsley Mook, Mr. Eytnge Rose and Blanche (Iht
slster Misses Saman and Jackson; Adenne de Cao
vile, Miss E. Mayeux, Mrs. Pope The perform
will commence JENNY LIND is COME! Jenny
Lind Leatherungs, Miss Z. Petrie... 10 conclude with
DANCE, by Mr. Thompson.
The under the control Mr. S. L. Beeman
Prices of ddso-Dress Circle CENTS Parquete Second
Third Tiers so cents Cood Boxes so Gallery, IS
t Private Boxes secured the xOfce,
tween the hours 10 A. NJ. and P NJ by applying Geo g.
Stanley, Treasurer.
t Doors open quarter-before Il Performance will
a a quarer-past7 precisely mhl4
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FURNITURE STORIES Camp street.

THE subscriber informs his Country friends and Custom
Il ers, that he has removed from the
First to the Second Municipality, where "a .sssSgyP
he invites them to call they visit the s..isfa
city, and examine his large and fine
EYEGLASSES, BEDDING, etc And he will be happy
mot fail to give entire satisfaction Goods carefully packed,
and sent to boats free of charge.
G. WHITNEY at the Sign of the
mh6 Large Chair So Camp street.
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WRECKED GOODS.
PORTION of the cargo of the ship GeneSee having
"A arrived from Nassau brig Pedaza, will be sold low
BY the subscribeu-cOnsstlng Of ,:.;
" 90 packages HARDWARE, of every description.
12l cases HATS.
IA bales COTTON WICK.
LOT bundles PAPER.
is boxes TOBACCO and SNUFF
81 packages TEA (super.)
"a package, SPICES.
6 cases DRUGS.
A cases TIN-WARE.
225 PLOUGHS and IRONS.
II cases UMBRELLAS. or, can
DI,ERY and q large assortment of DRY GOODS; etc
For sale by JOHN w. ANDREWS 8 ",
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning. March IA. 1S49.
COTTON-Buyers and sell hardly be said to have
come yet the latter resoute in refusing pay
any further advance The sales amounted to 1000 bales only
though at rates fully TO quotations below
NKw-nRLFANs CLASSIFICATION
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CALIFORNIA MARKET.
THE undersigned is prepared to turn out article o
L VLNEGI4R which he will guaranty to improve BY
shipped here. for the moderate price of 10 cents gallon
delivered on shipboard. p: S.-No second quality.
j. H. WEBB, Vinegar Establishment,
corner of Marais and Common streets,
fy19 opposite Charity Hospital.
orMORPHY e. MENUS, 81 Magazine street.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Portland Place Galveston Harris Morgan
Ship Viola, jameson New YORK Samuel Toby
Ship Arioso Perkins Boston, G. Green Il Bro
Ship Hero, Griffith, New York. J. W. stanton u Co
Pr. ship Charlotte Vasey, Glasgow G. A. Holt
Ship Atlantic. Rose New York J. O. Woodruff & Co
Br. bark Circassian, Dixon, Glasgow Holmes & Mills
Bark Montpelier. Colley Philadelphia Jno Alexander
Sp. brig Habanero, Mllet, Barcelona,
Lapeyre Harispe & Co
Schr. Dora, Boghich, Pensacola, JnO Hurley
Schr Sarah Francis Fuller Richmond Mast g. Branda
Schr Nancy Bishop Davis, Ssal. o. Wckham
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FOR SALE:
HALE OF A STEAMBOAT built 70. the cotton trade
two engines, and splendid Doctof' This SO =
boat is two years old, and offers fine opporu
T. B. SMITH. SO Magazine street.
fv9S ar M GREENWOOD & Co Grayier ST
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ER 10 LedUe Tegntdrty on TUESDAYS and Fkl-
FOR MOBILE, from the New Canal and Pontchartrain
l. Railroad, via Pass Christian Fg =
~ Freight by the New Canal. leAAtkaH.sss
IL Passengers by the Railroad. xssaIIz
boat MOBILE, W. o. Sutton, master Quilt expressly
for the trade cabin all in state-room will leave the New
Canal above landing at the Pontohartrain Railroad for
passengers by the 3 o'clock P. NJ. train of cars;
Feigh received for Mentgomery. Wetumpka etc., giving
N. B.-Feight received at the New Basin Warehouse
til o'clock, P, M, on the day of departure.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accommoda-
"G jasi a # wINGATE Brennan. ~ Poydras st.
FOR MOBILE-DaILY U. S. MIL LINE.
- On Caps. K 4. Hem -. -
CALIFORNIA, Capt G. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES L.
DAY, Capt VIM. T. Giberson. having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in State rooms One Of the above steam
will leave the Pontchartrain Railroad DAILY during
the week the arrival the Lake of the half past o'clock
P Train of Cars, and of the O'Clock P. SUN
iaa ]. r. G GEDDEs Agents. lob 10 Bank Place.
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO Al GIERs
J,HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
fine new STEAM FERRY, running from 800. i b
the City of New Orleans to Algiers. from day.
light until O'Clock, The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo-
distance above the Beeve Iron Works. The landings
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
trance is always obtained. The the those
charged by the other Ferries. Also hpmaste and Others
wishing to the Point, will find large and commodous
skiffs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(wheIe the Onnibuses stop and Theirs Warehouses OF
the opposite side. .nr,1pu
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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TO SMALL CAPITALISTS-For Sale or Rent.
A RARE CHANCE.--A SHOE STORE FOR SALE
N In of the greatest thoroughfares in the
city, doing good business, although but recently <8
established Location excelent-fxures all new-skA~
house and rent low; Will sell stock and all. or will
sell lease until December lt good terms for cash good
city acceptance, the proprietor wishes to engage
her business Address A. B. at this office, through the
Postofice giving name. reference, etc. f10f
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Patriek Griffin and James X
(and Griffin with assaung him. while he was conveying
Peter Griffin to the Police office, Monday, for kicking
trial. by Recorder Baldwin yesterday "A similar DISPOSE
ton made of James Browney. old man. who is
charged with stealing chair from Mr. Hubbards store,
Phippa street.
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LABAMA RIGS.
We receiving ndlshall keep sale, large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manufactu
ing Company. Alabama These Goods wethink not in
feor TO any of Southern Manufacture. Wei he atten
ton of Planters Merchants and Others to thes d.
are directed to sell at the EoDest market price.
dI43mis JOHN r. DONALD & CO. 80 Camp st.
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ILN1EiEl;2 a!lX

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy euer knoun TO Man. for Coughs.
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis BLEEDING Of
The Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing,
Liuer Affections, Pam or Weakness of tie
Breast or SIDE, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at Marksyl!e La. writes US:
~ MARKsvILLK, May 9th, 1S48
.Nessrs ScopiI e. .Mead-Gents-Enclosed1 send You
letter from Dr. Duany Graduate of Medicine and one of
onr most skilfu Physicians, tefying to the remarkable
effects OF Wistars Basam in his practice He stands
practice. [signed1 G. A. STEVENS"
Dear Srl promised to inform you of the result of my
trial OF WIstars Basam Of Wild Cherry upon Mrs M.
II relieved her cough and her general health so much
improved that she ancied herself entirely cured and CON.
trdrB to Gdcice she discontinued the of it and all
oher remedies and recommeneed her singing in the Catholic
sphng OF blood She rs non, ho1oerer using the Bnlsam
aga.n and + reeogsag rNder Me ass q The Baam
informed reiieued three hours after taking three
doses. The other tine gi less emily affected was
relieved by taking dose. Before writing you further
wish to Try this medicine IN other and other patients
80 Yours, ETC., lSigned1 b. DULAsY. M Do
Remember
There base Counterfeit of this article sold as genuine nv
unpnncpd dealers in medicine in this city II purpors TO
from Philadelphia coarsey put up and bess the
name Of WIsTARs BALsAM" 1t of recent origin and
to be sold on the reputation Of the and
upon with worthless Imitation The genuine bears the
signature OF SANFORD Il PARK on the engraved
wrapper around each bottle and sold in this city ONLY BY
SCOVlL u MEAD, lI3 Chartres st.
Between Cont and st. Louis sts
SQ5E GEMkRAL AGKNTs for the Southern States
.&:&:-0 s nave no Agents in this city. ja1l
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AA 81 2 EasS5Sai
THE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Cont, Pam IN the Side, Hep,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrofula, Kings Ell,
White Smellings, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains achaieUer.
Where this Plaster is Applied Pain Cannot Exist
T,HESE rLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
alright boxes-bence they retain their full virtues
all climates We have just received the following testi-
mona from G. G. Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama lie gentlemen
high standing and whose Influence has great weight
CAMDEN. Ala. Nov. oath, 1913.
- -Nessrs. Sc0UH e. Mead Gentlemen Having been
requested what has been the result of my
the OF your Nebew Plaster, cheerfuy comply by
saying that have found be heretofore
invaluable med cine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster 10 Chronic Sores Tumors and
Pains and has failed to afford instant relief have
also used with good effect upon my person the
of ulcers, with which have been severely at1 cted.
Respectfully, etc. C. C. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations
CAUTION-The subscribers the only General Agents in
the Southern States for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed upon BY
Counterfeit article, sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention the following
MARKS Of the genuine;
l. The genuine put up in smooth engine-turned bot
toned boxes, not s0dered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
the directions around he box with accompanying Record of
Court to E. Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL MEAD, 113 Chartrss street.
Between Cont and st. Louis sts
SOLE GENERAL AGKNTs for the Southern States. 1a1l
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TEAS! TEAS!!--72 Canal Stree

Agency OF the NewYork Canton Tea Company.
The Oldest Establishment an 8merica-Prncipal ESto5
RshmeRt an .Neo York.
'EtHL CANTON TEA COMPANY has been peculiarly
l. known Tor many years. This is the largest I-p5oN
and Oldest Tea Establishment in America The I5lH
public have had full proof of the integrity and the *
responsibility; but such has been the great and lSSs
pressing demand for their Teas of late that they have been
obliged to enlarge to great extent, their two principal
Establishments in NewYork. namely: Nos 125 Chatham
and 63 Greenwich streets They possess faces
in relation to the Tea Trade in very abund degree and
doubtless superior to other Tea concern in erica
Their scrupuous regard to all principles that tend elevate
the character of large house well understood and has
already secured them connection probably larger than all
other Tea united and they consequently are
determined TO sell TEAS purer fragrant and yfect
for the PCEs in the aggregate than any house the world
China excepted
They most zeaouylg invite the attention of the inhabitants
OF this city to their Agency where the following
that wherever single Trial made very decided preference
given TO the celebrated Teas Of the Canton Tea Company
ey~ Readers, make the experiment
The Retail Prices follows, subject in all cases to be
returned, if not approved of:
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The following gentlemen signed the Address
adopted by the majority-that of Mr.. Calhoun:


GREAT FIRE IN CINCiNNATI-By our attentive
Cincinnati reporter we received at late hour last
night the following particulars of tremendous
confiagration which occurred in that city at two
O'Clock yesterday morning.
The fire broke out in the feed store of Messrs T.
q H. Ellis, corner of Vine and Water streets, and
the wind blowing almost gale from the SOUTH
west, the flames spread with fearful rapidty, and
took strong hold upon the contiguous properly be-
fore the arrival of the firemen. The light was so
bright as to illumne the whole city, and give every
thing the appearance of day; and people living two
miles back of the city, the hill, actually started
out in the belief that the fire was at their very
doors-in fact, the whole city was aroused in the
general alarm. The high wind carried the flames
across the street. but the firemen fought them down,
and providentially the wind changed and blew from
the north turning the fury of the fire river-ward.
A rain set in at the same time of the change of
wind, and aided materially in checking the pro-
gress of the confagration though the buildings on
the north side of the street were damaged.
The following the losses sustained by this fire,
and about as correct as they could be gotten
in the confusion
Thomas McDonogh, four story brick building,
fronting on Water street, entirely destroyed-occu
pied as feed store. Loss on stock and building
S,oo0Linsurance 81 900. T. & III. Ellis, liquor
stoTe loss 900 covered entirely by insurance. A.
~'' ai'ersot, building not occupied Loss 5000 !;
insured. Warner d Hale, New England carriage
mandatory; loss $4,000; insurance $1,000. d.
L. Farnham's building, formerly used as manu-
factory of fire engines then occupied by families
almost entirely destroyed; loss estimated in all at
$1,000. David CANDLES candle manufactorv. de-
stroyed loss supposed to be $4,000; partial insu-
rance.
On the river front, several families were burned
out, and their furniture destroyed. Besides these
the hotel of F. Tangeman. Cncinnatus House, y
entirely destroyed-nOt vestige of it remaining :;
no insurance. The General Cass'' tavern was
also destroyed, but the loss is not heavy in stock
The buildings occupied by both these taverns were
insured.
large buildings the west fell outward, and crush
ed to death a number of hogs in pen. There
were several other buildings more or less damaged,
but in the immensely of the actual destruction they
are scarce worthy of note
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GooD.-Yellow clay not only gives height to
printing paper, but adds fine, rich cream color,
and grain that is particularly useful in grinding
of the hair strokes Of new letter.-Boston Post.
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FRAN KILN HOUSE.

LAKE. end Of .Ne5r Shell ROod.
HE undersigned has inst reted and opened the above
well-knowu and iavore establishment. and r- xas.rs
tends to make H. IN respect w0fy Of the pat hssE
ronage OF his friends and those who wish enjoy EshaE
pleasant drive to OF the most eeg and saubTOus
treats in the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
IN the best ORDER he will have boats all times to keep
his table supplied with the inny TRIBE fresh from their ocean
home. He Will also be at all times supplied with every
serption OF wild game and all the deeaces that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his Temperance fIends-
Come one. come all.' Id20 6m1 DAN HICKOK
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T AXE NOTICE-The Canton Tea Company are the
eIcLuSre vendors of the superior Black Tea called How
quas Mixture" They introduced it into America in l84o
and other person house protesting sell the
a-much less al lower pce-deceive the unwary as the
pu bic themselves viii perceive by comparing the spurious
with the genuine " Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea
Company
sEs~ Every package-in addition to it containing full
weight independent of the wrapper-bsa the stamp of
neanes and elegance and the Teas therein are horou hy
ecured from light and air that their quality and power will
emain unlmpaired in any climate. de- 2taw Pm
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MOVAL
nR. A. A. 10 yES has removed his BOTANIC II
- DRUG STORE. from No SO Poydras street, to 80
90 Camp street. fH
P s The ANTLCHOLERA SYRUP, so sue IA
cesnly used in the epidemic of 1892 1888 always
hand d3O tmh14s
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New Orleans Seed store
nNRIHIII TrIRA1 HrnREInrrSn

AND AGRICULI UhAL WAHEHUUSE,
By AFFLECK, COMSTOCK & co
vTHE Subscribers have Just received from Wetherfield
Gardens, Conn, the largest assortment and beavi es,
.,ssa est stock of Garden and Farm Seed, B0lbOu, VA
t&Esf1ROots, Towering Shrubs and Plants Fruit -
-EAS9 offered in the South.
Boxes of Seed put order and made out
for the West indies Mckee" California Texas and for any
port in the Southern or Western country
Market Gardeners Merchants, Factors Planters and off.
OF boats rely upon having their orders promptly
executed, and every artic e warranted genuine.
ja25 If AFFLECK, COMSTOCK & co.
PEW IN DR. SCOTS CHURCH TO RENT.
nNE-HALF of pleasantly located PEW in the above
~ named Church Apply at the Office ofthe Crescent
s. st. Charles ST. jaT
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MARTIN n. DEVEREUX


Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn & Crate Business.
CRATES of Brass. Russia or Berlin Iron. of any a
~ lattern or size to suit the Fire place Mants 81
NITuRE IN general. Kitchen RA >GEs, for W
Boarding HOUSES or Hotels. COOKING STOVES to suit
NJ: H. d. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES. to
ces or Counting looms. Ship and Steam tost CAPOOsEs
fron No to 9, for coal or wood. STOVEPIPE of all
sizes and put up. Bath Heaters Stills, Worms Sugar La
dies ETC., on hand or to order.
N B-Builders and others in want of Grates Tin COP.
per Pines Cutters will find their advantage TO cali
and examine the same.
az An REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fy1 If No. 20 Tehouptoulas ST., New Orleans
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RESTAURANTS, sc.

HOlbrook Osyter Saloon and Restaurant
AS made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
Il L the fines, OYSTERS from Mob e and 80 q
IA Bsrataria, which will be served Z N Ee3
e@sa3 up in every style. TO suit the pal - NgFsY
sTssS,AI nie. The proprietor has made W.
AlAsss& his arrangements to be supplied with every
variety OF GAME and FISH. in the preparation of which
pains will be spared to crafty the of the most astid
ions epicnre On his Bill of Fare will always be found
STEAKS. CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POIJI,-
TRY aud, in short, every thing in that b.
procured ia30
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

- DOINIM!,I1OI.iI 11OIL :.
Corner GIROD and .NEW LEVEE SITS. Neo Orleans
ygyHIS fine Hotel is advanag situated, being in
l. front OF the principal Steam and Flatboat xx
Landings and affords peculiar accommodations for .sfA
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers gener. Ri
ally The house spacious and com Portable and possesses
every convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table supplied with the best the market
furnish the Bar vii! be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; al of which selected with great No
pense viii be spared make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
ola ON Successor to JOSEPH E. BELL.
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TURF HY'S RESTAURANT
ard G1

STREET, NEXT TO THE THEATRE.
'ENHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
i the pubic that he has made extensive adj So
dtions to his Establishment, rendering it the @&A
most complete and desirable h the city The yGS$A
RESTAU ANT will ct all times be supplied -N ~
with the choicest fare that the markets of the CITY afford
in style to satisfy the most fastdious epcure Having
number OF spacious bedrooms with entire furniture he
is prepared TO accommodate BOARDERS with or with
out Lodging, by the day week, month Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refitted
and vsers will find the Tables and appointments of this es
Enlistment equal to in the city and from their central
situation. must continue to be the Billiard Saloon of the city
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great and effort the of the subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction to his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
EV The RAR usual will always be furnished with the
best of LIQUORS.
dl4 BIN RICHARD MURPHY
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COAL! COAL!
TiTY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and YARDS Nos 1872
~ and 34 TCHOUPITOULAs STREET three squares above
ST. Mays arketAlways hand and for sale wholesale
retail either by aoa of YARDS any guam
tity = PITTSB URG, ANTHRACITE, ENGLISH
C.iNEEL and TRADE W.4TER CO.4L
Steamships coaed and trimmed with dispatch; Steamboats,
Towb0as Foundres Cotton Presses, Sugar Refnees Ho
tells, Smith Mills Plantations the upper lower Coast
Water and Gas Works, supplied with any quantity of the
best PiTTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
Dispatch Families Stores, Offices, etc supplied with the
best quality OF Psburg. anthracite English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened, delivered any parts of
the cities of New Orleans Lafayette and envons the low
est market prices.
tH@ All orders strictly attended to.
EY- Contracts entered into to supply yearly
MCLEAN, WILLARD & CO,
nj 3m S22 TcTouptoulas street