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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 81 Charities street.

~ ~ SE SE1 sG 1885, FANCY
We are now prepared offer full and varied assortment
in all the different departments of our business.
T5s sfss SILK and CoS
of which has been selected with unusual care in order
One thing we wish to impress upon our patrons-the
ass gs sS st ssas sg S7ss ''"'' ' w
The R sdis China Grape sHAwLs
Pam White t,hs, Grape a;i. 49,:
Fancy Grenadine Silk do;
White Lace quite new) d.
= eG'f Back ps aHd White Barge do
Very Rich Black Lace Square do
Same Goods in Demi- Squares;
Rich Satin Plaid White Barege do;
R Flaw G six f Gs,s@f india d. 49,:
Ss Ga:a T. zsgsssd H sssss scA&afs
White Lace Scars, full three yards;
Eli stgs ssf Il s SILK ; cRa Wat
Black Hgh Lus sire sn MsS 'In SILKS Tx
Beissh M' fs@ sHs sie Spsa &C.,
s an shasse s1t Hssiy
Very Rich l Pla =, waterloo Blue POut de Sole
One Lot Chan geable Polka Spot SILKS;
Sh f 5as
Rsst Ri BLACK bsss
Plain R Ras nth T.P Pa, sps Msphs Lame
EaS5s.S .ss s ssS Si TEgs
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do;
An Shades in mode, Plaid do
FIX FIX and and s sty blue Bss Tissue SILKS d0'
Very Rich Polka Spot Foplard DO;
Plain Black and White Foulard do,
Pink and WSe qs rs q aa% White Dr. white asd
White; FaiPs ami White Rietsq STRIP FouiaId siLNs'
IL fss Linsn very heavy
SO Pillow Case LINEN; sun,r,ycs q
6s ap iSl Double saen Hamb1o DAMAsKs;
$50! rs Double Satin Damask NAPK SKS;
y YIN Id S Il niEE kFI ha# nv quality;
ses s BsJa SaSs
Bosn o0Iss
e A. Goeds seta as Linen oe Guarantee Free from
aIS ma1t Wes S'sf all sole mixed cee
tAcEs Maine Iaoss Jenny Lind Lass. Xslsnsienns.
Pam ees
ys ps E%5ods,sd and NETS 100 DsGs
cartons WSs snd Narrow Bast Tn%.E LsSs: End
dsred Handkerchiefs Revere Mixed Revere, and Coored
BordeTed Hendkerchefs White Lace Dresses; together
Embroidered and Lace Goods.
h. a BHTn as es.
CALICOEs "A French Calicoes American Calicoss
Gsnabutgs COTTONAADES, Marlboro Stripe; Cotton
INGS CAMBRlCS: Paper MUSLINS
Plain White yACONETS. NAINSACKS, Swiss and
LINETTEs, Striped and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet Mus.
Inns Corded Swiss and Cambria Muslin Null and fine India
Seerbaud Muslns.
Ribbons, Gauze Ribbons plain TaFeta Ribbons. new
style Belt Ribbons, Satin Ribbons: white black coored
and Nit, slate Cotton Hoe black Cotton Hose coIoed
Silk and Lise Gloves Gentlemen brown Half Hose
GGsntlemeSs SILK Shirts and Drawers Silk Gloves Kid
Silk Gloves fancy tops Green Barge Wells; Agate
Buttons Pearl Buttons; Pins Needles Sewing Silks
together with every article in
Hosiery and Small Wares,
Five cases LANCASTER QUILTS, 1O-A Ia and 12-4
ap1l I'm THOMAS BRADY. Fl CHARrREs ST.
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CINCINNATI ELECTION Henry C. Spencer
has been reelected Mayor of Cincinnati; Rufiin
was chosen Marshal. A large majority of the votes
polled were in favor of annexing Mill Creek town.
ship to the city.
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Gov. PENNINGTON DECLINED-The Washing
ton Wing states that Gov Pennington could not
find it within the scope of his purposes to give his
country the benefit of his acknowledged high ad-
ministrative abilities as Governor of Minnesota
He declined the appointment on the 3lst ult.
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DR.. MOREHEAD's

IHFHUFED UHA DUdTED MAVNE7TC MACHTWE.
This beautiful and scientific combines important avan
tages all other inventions Of the kind an has been universally
adopted BY the Medical Profession being the perfect and
efectual Magnetic Machine that has invented IL
entirely simple ard therefore liable
order, become derangd any 1t admits of most
perfect CONTROL and be graduated powedaped for
infant sufficient for the strongest adulat the pleasure the
untailng supply Of the life giving influence Of
NETSM may be instantly obtained The magnetic power
continuous with
the delicate patient requires assistant in its and
entirely harmless The whole machine and
perfect, that it be used and understood by child
Every family should possess these beautiful Instruments
win always found valuable companion and often the best
physician in the time of need
Price of the Machines, complete TWELVE DOLLARS EACH
liberal discount made Wholesale purchasers. The Machines
can be safely sent to of the world and each instrument
warranted. ~ Southern Agents,
GUINNESS & BUSH,
ape 6t2dp 12 CAMP STREET.
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OFF FOR CALIFoRNIA.-The Webster left Gin.
cmnati for Independence, Mo-, Monday before last
She took four companies of gold-seekers round to
that point, from which they will start together for
California. Three of the companies are from Indi-
ana, and are stout, hardy men. The other company
was made up at Cincinnati
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BUST OF Gov. CRITTENDEN. Mr.. Hart, the
sculptor, is now engaged upon bust of Gov. Crit
tenden, which promises to be work of merit.
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COMPLIMENT TO GEN. QUITMAN.-The gold
medal voted to Gen. Quitman by the city of New
York, as testimony of their appreciation Of his
distinguished services in the Mexican war, was
presented to him at his residence on the 18th ult
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Canal Street.

81 Canal street, 81
Gone door from St. Charles Street.)
HENRY STODDART CO.
Now offer of MINER GOODS
at Wholesale or R Retail, in
Rich Bareges (newest styles;
Six Tissue ynaslins;
French Organdie JacOnet do;
Jacquard; Lace Stripe do;
Ginghams (Scotch manufacturer
Prints
Irish Linens and Laacns:
Damask Cloths and Napkins
Hurkd6dcks.
Glass Cloths;
SUiss .Musiins;
DO Plaid do;
.futls, Namsooks and facets:
Dimitys: Hair Cord Muslins;
Cambria Hdkfs (plan and embroidered);
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs;
Lace do do:
Worked Bands and J5c't and Swiss Trim gs;
Embroidered Curtains;
Harness and Plaid do;
Black ard Uhite Point Lace Visites:
DO do do do TeH;s
Gloues, Einges. Parasols, &c. &c.
ES- ONE PRICE, and CASH. aplI lw
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A GARD.
LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES

LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FORTES
"A IN the New Orleans market, either with
or without the EOlian Attachment are in ar
formed that VIM T. MAYO, No S Camp " nr "
street, is our duly authorized Agent for thatu II
city, and fully authorized to sell Boston prices with
only freight and insurance added and to receive orders for
any description of instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the if salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans Every instrument
sold above tied by and to be exchanged with
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice Boston cash prices which may be by
purchaser if inquired for We have the exclusive
right and the only manufacturers in Boston of the
PATENT EOLIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with and
without the Eoan Attachment.
T. GILBERT Il CO., 400 Washington street.
Boston, October "a, 1913 ap10 I'm
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nT We copied from the Memphis Dime the
announcement that F. S. Latham had been an.
pointed Post Master at that place. The Dime was
April-fooIed
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RIvERs.-The Cairo Delta of last Thursday sums
up the river news:
OHIo.-On Tuesday, falling at Louisville. Re-
ported falling all the way above. At this point
falling fast
MIssIssIPPI:-Last dates, river opposite St Louis
and above, falling. Al This noint falling fast.
MIssouRI-Reported falling last dates.
lLLINoIs.-Floods all subsidized, and river falling.
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OF We are indebted to officers of the Western
World for late Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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RIVER AT LoUIsvILLE.-The river, in the "a
hours ending the evening of the Sd inst. had fallen
about one foot, and there were feet inches water
in the canal, and feet on the fails in the Indian
chute. The weather was cloudy on the 4th, and
had every appearance of rain
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90 Thanks to the Josiah Lawrence for files of
the 81. Louis papers of the 4th.
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MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,

IOU ST. CHARLES STREET-NeXt to the Theatre.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
l. the public that he has made extensive add o.
complete and desirable in the city. The RES "A
TAURANT will at al! times be supplied with 49,
the choicest fare that the markets of the city Afford
style TO satisfy the astidous Epicure Having
Der of Spacious Bedrooms with entire furniture he
Lod ging, by the day week month. Terms moderate.
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely re6tted,
and will find the Tables and appointments OF this
establishment equal any in the city and from its
trail situation must continue to be the Billiard Saloon OF
the city. -
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great care effort the subscriber shall be
wanting give general satisfaction to his patrons and 10
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage
TT The BAR. as usual, will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS.
I'm RICHARD MURPHY,
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SY Notce.-Louisiana Democratic Association.
The members this Association will THIS EVENING, 18th
Instant at the New commrc ia Exchange Officers of the Assoca
Wall be elected to viii also be
taken representation the City the Democratic Co
venon in May next ..Hour Of nee,ing half o'clock
apll B. B. LEE, Secretary
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From Mexico.

We received yesterday our Mexican files to .he
Doth of March. The Saltllo Herald of the Sd ult.
says thai publication on the Protestant Reforma-
ton has made great noise in that vicinity; its crcu
lation was prohibited by the dignitares of the
church. to which fact it is probably owing that all
the copies were Immediately sold.'
There was an incursion of Indians at Tascate on
Durango, the I'd of March. The party killed
the Project Flores. Numerous parties of savages
have been lowering around the neighborhood, but
the Mexican officers report that their movements
rapid to make it impossible punish them.
The ayuntamiento of Aguascalientes has i'm
peached the Governor of the State for violation
of the constitution
The conducta of Guanajuato arrived in Mexico
on the 18th March, with about million and half
Of dollars.
REvoLUTIoN.-One Don Eluterio Quiroz, on the
18th of March, set up revolution on his own
hook, and has issued his plan from some place
called Rio Verde The plan 2" consists of %
articles, and is entitled plan political and emf
nently social proclaimed in this city by the regen
Grating army of Sierra Gordo.' We do not deem
it essential to translate the proclamation of Senior
Quiroz He goes for general and radical change
in the political organization of the State and the
social condition of the people. But like all other
proclamations, it is words intended to entrap
followers, and does not seem to be very successful
even at that. The Epoca of San Luis, which pub
fishes the "plan," accompanies it with comments,
which show disposition to throw it into rdicule
rather than to grow alarmed at it.
Gen. Garay is gathering information preparatory
to improving the navigation of the Panuco
The Monitor Republican, of the 2Sth of March
contains dispatch from Gen. Alvarez, dated at
Chilapa on the 9Th of the month, in which he says
that his exertions to bring the nsurgent Indians to
reason have been attended with considerable sue
cess in the South of Mexico; but that the chief
Domingo Santiago, with his companions and several
villages, remain deaf to the voice of reason, and
that it will be necessary to annihilate them by
force which he would take up his line of march
to accomplish on The next day
The State of Ja!isco has exempted cotton planta-
tons from taxation.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-This is to
W. certify that have this day sold to Mr. STALL
WORTH my entire right and interest certain discovery
for Washing Clothes for the city OF New Orleans Lafayette
and Agiers in Louisiana and the of PascagOula
Bay of Biloxi Mississippi City, Pass Christian and Bay of
st. Louis, in Mississippi ALLEN TIBBITS
EY- Mr.. STALLW ORTIZ may be found at No. 229
BarOnne street. west side between God and Julia Streets
New Orleans, for few days only where he will make pub
lc exhibition of the grand discovery for washing, and sell
the for the of families and others anil IF
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audI2 Presentation


cession and Banner Presentation. q
Eds Crescent: The pleasure of late visit to sister
city OF Mobile much enhanced by the opportunity al
orded of witnessing the Fremens Celebration, that
anspired on Monday last, the 9Th inst have thought
that brief account of the proceedings would be interesting
to portion of your readers especially worthy and
eemed citizen of New Orleans participated largely the
ceremonies of the day. The occasion the eleventh
niversary of the Fire Department and properly appro
priaed by ownsman, James H. Caldwell for the pres
enaion of banner evidence of the noble services
rendered by the Department in rescuing his property from
the devourng element in December last The procession
formed on Government street and, in passing it may
not be improper to observe that there few in
Southern or Northern cities that equal this Government
street in the beauty and magnifcence of the buildings that
adOrn it. must confess struck with the neatness and
appropriateness OF the costume adopted by the various
panies as they meandered along their to the Theatre
The chaste and artcal decoration Of the engines
subject OF frequent comment, the cortege proceeded
through the crowded thoroughfares say, emphacally
croded for the good people of Mobile. of all and
conditions the balconies or streets and their In
erest the proceedings constantly manifested by
proving shouts awaited the visiter
his arrival the Theatre 1t crowded from pit DOME
The dress circle occupied entirely by ladies' while the
stage tenanted by the Department There could not
have been less than fifteen hundred in the building
As the immense crowd seated and silence
obtained Mr. Caldwell presented to the Fire Association
through its President the magnificent banner above alluded
to. premisisg with some appropriate and happy remarks
He begged tina, simple of gratitude his part
noble and dinested body of the Firemen of Mo-
bile would be egadedas attempt procure popular
favor His property had been rescued by their exerons and
be had taken the and means to acknowledge
the obligation He proceeded draw parallel between the
soldier paid penoned by the government and the Fire.
equally ready life and limb in the public
cause II that Femen and their services
public property and that the public could demand them as
they list Their efforts were sponaneous-from the heart
pure and disineresed and should be regarded Other
illusions made The attention of the audience
profound and the applause the termination of his
SUCH have doubt he has often received those
Very boards. Mr. Caldwell succeeded by the President
who made appropriate response.
In conclusion would that neighbor, in her cele
braon of the 9th, be surpassed by New Or
leans 1t reflected credit upon herself and will be long re-
mebeed by her citizens and those strangers who for
tunate witness it, and that you may deem
proper epubsh the proceedings in full when they may
arrive the papers of that city, and particularly the remarks
of our friend Caldwell and the Grafton of Mr. Perkins.
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FOR RENT
A TWO-STORY DWELiiNG-HOUSE. with two.
"A story Kitchen and a good c;stern. situated on -
Jackson street. between Robertson and Claiborne fl
ond door from Caibo street. VIII be rented cheap RA
as ITS present wishes leave the Inquire
the premises, or at ALFRE Ed MUNROE 4 co. - No "a
Magazine street anil IF
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CLOTHING AT COST.


Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST. FOR CASE comprising elegant
assortment Of Fine Goods made in the bemanner
most fashionable styles
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive. Blue Black Cloths.
SACK COATS Of Black and Fancy Cloths Tweeds
SACK PALETOTS: of Rack and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OyERCOATs and CIRCULAR CLOAKs
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: Of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS Of Black Satin Cashmere Fancy French
Fancy Satin AMI Silk, White Marseies very vss
DRAWERS: Of Silk, Msrino Lsmbs' Wool, Flannel Cotton
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERSHIRTs: Of Silk, Merino, Lambs Wool Flannel Cot.
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DEs CHAMBREs; of various styles and qualities
GLOVES Jouvns Kid of all coIor, Merno sk Cashmere Buck
akin, etc.
ckAvATs aud scARFs: beautiful
style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEF. Half HOSE suspendsvs Umbrel
wardrobe. . :
NORRIS & WAY, ~ CAMP street.
JAZZ dpu e0Ener Of Common, under Hewletts Exchange
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PASTUKAGE.
Nc ho.,, ITnD CEG

tOERSONS having HORSES which they wish Pastured
Tor the Summer, can have them taken care of ~
by the advertiser, aud regularly saed for % so rN
per month; Or they will be stabbed every night. ~
and fed with four quarts OF grain daily for S. per MONTH In
the latter case they will be returned good working cond
ton Persons wishing send Horses, by ileaving their adj
dress at the Eclipse Stables Phppa street, have them
AIKEN 70 the Pasture without trouble thenlseye al lit
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, NeD Orleans, La.

tH- At the above Establishment may always found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS History. BIOGRAPHY. SCIENTI-
FIG, COMMERCIAL, GKoeR APHIcAL and MEDICALWoRKs.
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Together with all the principal Daily and Weekly NEWSPAPERS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders article the trade supplied and forwarded
with dispatch Books mailed. Prompt paid
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported order.
J. C. MORGAN,
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office NsD Orleans La.
8. Complete arrangements made principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply of the works
Is issued. mh3 6m2lp J. GIN
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Auction Sales Th1

Auction Sales THIS Day
LEWIS FLoRAscr will SELL at the Flosncs HoHss lot lot Of
N'hnure' e.c. ->>s
SOFT. Meetings This Evening.
L0g at Tempe GH HAIL. ss "a Canal a.
Prr.eAs DEyls1os No. =, PeSaa Hail. co., common
ngs, Third Municipality. at half-past7.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. 10 at Gretna, at hai-pas'''
IF To the Various Divisions of the Sons Of Tenn M
IA e G ns S
r VII xDs t. a' a nes he
all aps members the a 4Hii fEIxS
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE lDVERTfsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobile .JAsL. DAY, Gberscn, PAP M. cars
s.:si r.. ss%5SE
fssl ssts 5zAyzsasSsA sFss:s H.
h ae%,sSise asERbEEN. Clouds,
The Mail Sta AhamDra will Ha f f
n Passengers will please hour apll
James Hsx.ES sa'y SIHs and al %s
ap EVENING osEEssS
Yazoo River Packet Planter Gspai IN, We W:1
n nn.i ia % at oeoee Grenada edo
Yaioo City and satara from sM f Ssp Masa ss st.
apll i. b. SMllh 90 MasaA"e 9"
tR Red River Packet Latona, Capt John Smoker
leave THIS DAY. Weunes
Ecore and Alexandta the foot of Bienvie street
anil T. B. SMITH, &c Magazine st.
seheonsr Gen cns a Gsps M9 q4 from
will please attend the receipt OF their goods on he he'ee
a 'pf wi" be stored At shsr So
kz The ship EUPHRAsIA Capt Rrnta from M Bos
cipay Conignees requested to attend 70 tne recept
and risk. apo }. W.ANDREws GO, 81 Common ST.
" The consgnees Of the following goods to order per
ship ASIA Boston, requested to make
damond 500 casks nals " I'm
diamond1 % by "a, CAGES mtze aPo
~ Lectures-For the Benefit Of an .dsylum tor the
ReIiefof Destitute Females-AT ARMoRY HALL.-Four
Lectures Antiquities and Settlement of America illustrated o
Paintings and Diagrams ALSO Collection of scuipured work Of
the Mexans will delivered by the request Of the Com
mie for the benefit Asylum the Relief of Destitute Females
in Neworean by the Rev. DR.. f. L. HAWKS, on MONDAY
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS the
et 10TH ih April being the conclusion OF the
Series sy- See Programme. Nj. M. COHEN,
-, JAMES SAUL,
lapst2J B. M NORMAN,
CHAs GARDINER Treasurer Committee on Lectures.
For the Benefit of the Sculptor, HIRAM POWERS.
"a Now Exhibiting, in the STATE HOUSE. Canal street, TIE
STATUE OF
THXHBITlON Open Daily Sundays excepted from A. M to
T. p. ts Admitance Season Tickets ST. Pamph-
49,
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TO PURCHASERS.

IMPORTANT III PUkCHASEhS ..
Clothing Notice! Read THIS
~ On I'd of April, will selling off at prime
NewYmk cost, OUR
Gntire Gtoek of moolen Clothing
And all such other articles comprised under the head Of WIN
TER CLOTHING partial list of which may be found below Our
past unusually and have
hesitation saying that in offering them AT COST opportunity
presented purchasers supply themselves MUCH LOWER
PRICES quality of Goods before sold in New
We immense stock Of Goods and ii must
be REDUCED!
~ Examine this List of Prices:
quality Back Cloth Goats SIS former price, $50
9d do do 20
Sd do do ..........l8; =" rs
4th do do -..........H; ~
5th 90 do ....-..-...l5; 10
9Th do do ..........A; u
9TH do do 10 and IL; :" IA
Black Cloth Frocks prices the proportion.
Best quality Black Doekin Pants former price, 81
Sd do 50
4th and 5th do .....4 and S; s SO and q so
Of cobred Cashmere Pantaloons Prices
from 81 ST.. Remarkably cheap goods!
Super Black Satin Vests IRON " ~ to W
40 Colored 90 .-.....-- W 10 "
Also Velvet Cloth Merino Cashmere
etc. etc, all exceedingly cheap.
Also Coored Cloth Paleots Cashmere
and Tweed Sacs and Paeo Blanket Coats Sanet Pants Cold
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Undeh and Drawers etc.
B- One Price!....No Deviation! n
ap2tf ALFRED MUNROE g. CO. "a Magazine st.
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MORE NEW CALIFORNIA BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED THE
NEW ORLEANS STAT1ONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. II CAMP street.


NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE,
No. A CAMP street.
FOUR MONTHS AMONG THE GOLD-FINDERS IN
CALIFORNIA being Diary of Expedition from San
Francisco to the Gold By j. T. Brooks NJ DPrice
rs
THE GOLD-SEEKERS' MANUAL, being Practical
Instructive persons emgatng the newly dcev-
cred Gold Regions California. By David T. Ansted NJ A. f.
R. Geology Kings College, London, etc. Con-
suing Mining Engineers, complete.-Price rs cents
WILKES WESTERN AMERICA, including Califor.
mia Oregon Maps those regions and of the Sacra
mento Valley fiom actual Surveys.-Price rs CENTS
TOUR OF DUTY IN CALIFORNIA, including the
Gold Region. By Lieut. j. W. Revere, U. s. N.
NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA. By Emory,
Albert Cooke Illustrated with large Maps and
100 Engravings.
AURIFODiNA: OR, ADVENTURES IN THE GOLD
REGIONS. By Canen A. Bigy.
"a fresh supply of
MAJOR EMORY'S NOTES OF TRAVEL IN CALI.
FORNIA-Pnce 25 cents.
COL, FREMONT AND MAJOR EMORY'S CALI.
FORNIA GUIDE BOOK-Price so cents
FREMONTS OREGON AND CALIFORNIA-Pnce
rs
BRYANT'S WHAT 1 SAW IN CALIFORNIA"
GREENHOW'S HISTORY OF OREGON AND CAL
lFORNIA
URE's DICTIONARY OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES
AND MINEs-Prce SIS.
NOADS CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
OLIENDORFF'S SPANISH GRAMMAR AND VA
LAZQUEZ's NEW SPANISH READER.
For sale by
aps Std ltW J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street.