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OLYMPIC CIRcUs--The bill of entertainment
for tonight presents the usual attractive series of
performances. There will likewise be day ex-
hibition, expressly for the amusement of the ju-
venile portion of the community.
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AMERICAN THEATRE -. A GARD.

"H38<k@01x1S
MIR. H. P. GRATTAN, STAGE MANAGER, has the
place THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, March II, 1s49-
st. PatrieS Davon which occasion will be produced the
REBEH CHIEF:
Or A TRUE TALE OF THE REBELLION OF 49,
Written by II. Gattan, of the Lond. Dram Auths Assn
rdv.,d O,Ri.r Gas originally played by NJ n...
"u "hen' him. last app: this season. WI 1rattan'
Nora O'DoDnel Mrs. c. Pope. Kathleen Miss E. Petrie
With Rory OMore and Pm Sitting the shls, Mary
After which, for this night only Mr. JOHN SMITH, the cele
brated deinsator of Negro Peculianties will perform
in one of his farces. with Mr. COLEMAN.
To conclude, first night in New Orleans with an original
sketch, by John Brougham ESQ.,, entitled the :
CAPTURE OF CAPTAIN CUTTLE:
Or, BUNsBY's WEDDING.
Capt. Ed ard Cutie, Mr. Greene Susan Npper Miss Petrie
Toots,,..... Charles Mn Rows
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MAcREAEY DINNER.-We were called on yes
ferday by one Of the Committee of Arrangements
for the Macready dinner, and requested to state
that we were satisfied there was no disrespect in
tended by the note sent to us the day before. We
do this with pleasure. Had we thought that the
note contained anything intentionally offensive we
would not have answered it, But the note was
couched in terms which no doubt satisfied the
courtesy of the Committee; and as they had been
SO obliging as to let us know they would provide
for a reporter, we thought it nothing more than
civil to give them a reply. They made PROPOSE
ton to admit reporter if we saw fit TO send one
we respectfully declined the ground that the re-
compense would not be sufficient for the trouble.
The Committee certainly did not intend to thrust
Its ciyilities upon U.s.
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Gs- The Danish Consul calls on all the seamen
Of Denmark, in the ports of the United States, to
return home, as there is probability of renewal
of hostilites
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NEW ORLEANS STATlONEHS' WAREHOUSE.
Domestic and Foreign Stationery.
]. B. STEEL, No. Ia Camp street,

Respectfully begs leave inform his numerous customenn
the city and country that he receiving very large
and extensive assortment Of all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY
would call attention Of merchants following
list articles which he for sale ricsss
BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgeu, Journals. Day Books, Invoice Books; Order
Cash. Letter. Sales and Receipt lsoks also Memorandum
Copy Pass Bills Of Ladng and D Exchange Books Indexes
wRITMG AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial. Super.royL. Medium, Deny, Folio Post and
Foolseap Paper White and Blue Hotprsssed Plain, Engsh
French and American Packet Post Papers, thick and
laid Record Paper All above ruled or plain
SHALMG.wAX.
Royal Victoria, Irish Harp. fine Scarlet Black Fancy
coored and Psrfmed spsngsa and Bronze Sealing
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply Of all kinds general selected great care
by the subscriber personally assisted BY the judgment
the sminsnt Professor and Teachsrs.
NK-STANDs.
Cut Glass Fancy, Agate. Patent India Rubber Screw
Bronze Pocket, Cork and Pewter Ink Stands kinds.
WATERS.
Best English Scarlet, Red. Notana and 1ranspsreut
Waters, of all sizes. TNKS
Maynard & Noyess Black Ink; Amold's English and
German Copying Ink sphenss Unchangesb Light Blue Fluid
and his Brilliant Red best French Carmne Ink.
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REsIGNATIoNs CoMMENcED.-Daniel Graham,
Register of the Treasury, has resigned, and Nathan
Sargent has been spoken of as his successor.
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[Correspondence.1
Invitation to MIR. Macreadv

NEW ORLEANS, March Is 1919
Dear SRA portion Of the citizen. Of New Orleans desi
worth have imposed on the pleasing duty ii fsauessnS
be given at versndsh Hotel on wednesday svsnnS
ass or on uSh Ghs day may bssr suit your
the ws sSu aRaUi
theme for remniscence happy houn passed in refined and
intellectual intercourse with themost eminent living deneator
expressed BY writer that absence strsnsthsns e.
TEEN where the last recolections were kindly
We have the honort to be.
& Sf Ro.s hs"' MT Henderson: :nss & 6 H5xss'
saml j Pstsis. NJ NJ: Robinson. j Bonner,
VIM. e. Mioeu. John Moqntfor, Cuthber Bulitt.
%% tcf SH VEN M :Iss e. s Msd
gushed compliment offered me- that accept the invitation
with which you have honoed me to dinner at the Verandah.
Your kind and attering opinion of my humble merits,
will be- indeed qualification to me to meet once more,
on such an occasion, the friends have found here and
dsne BY the rejection that Ss bs me Pc , %e
shall ever pledge each other the will live among
tbs record. Of travels history the most precious in that
Your deeply obliged and faithful serv't,
To John L. Lewis c. Roselus, s. g. Prentiss, Samuel J.
Peters. VIM c. Micou, John Hagan, Esqs etc. etc.
-e>s-
to Mr.. Macready has kindly consented to give an
Evenings Recing from shnkspeare's HENRY vI MON
DAY NEXT, the 18th instant, at the Armory Hail.
Benefit of Asylum for the Relief of Ds
Orleans Price of Tickets One Dollar For sale Bookstores
and at the door, Readings hapas O'Clock
,u,,,,, "A n ssesaaGGE E,,
CHAS GARDINER, Treasurer Committee Lectures
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MONTREAL MUNICIPAL ELECT IoN.-The mu-
nicipal election in Montreal was to take place on
Monday, the 9Th inst. It is feared that the highly
excited state of the parties there will lead to scenes
of violence
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r- The river is swelling slightly at this place,
says the Vicksburg Wing of the 18th, but judging
by the reports from above, it will shortly rise as
high, If not higher, than it has been this season.
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HO! FOR CALIFORNIA

no! FOR CALIFORNIA.
FTNHE ORLEANS MINING AND CULTIVATION
L SOCIETY leave positively on the 10th inst Members
requested to report themselves ready for embarkaton
Evening o'clock until the 18th lwhen the roll will be
positively cosed) at No % Banks Arcade, whore few
be accommodated with the most perfect equip
mens cheapest land transportation and most comfortable
arrangements ever offered in the South For further part
culars apply to G. LEONARD,
mhl5 81 Banks Arcade from 4. N. to 3P. M.
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ST. CHARLEs.-We have only room to remind
our readers that Mr.. Richard Russell takes bene-
fit this evening. He ought las he doubtless willy
have a crowded house.
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Gs- Madame Bishop gave a concert at Rich.
mond, for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum.
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TAXES IN PHILADELPHIA.-Thef following is
the present rate of taxation in the city and several
districts, in the hundred dollars of the valua-
ton Of real estate City proper, SO cents; Spring
Garden, IS; Northern Liberties, %; Kensington,
IS: Penn, 30; Richmond, so; Southwark, 60 !;
Moyamensine S.
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Mr. GRArTAN's BENEFIT H. p Grattan,
American Theatre will take benefit this evening,
en- which occasion he will make his last appear
snce this season, in piece written by himself and
called " The Rebel Chief" Mr.. Grattan's dramatic
productions have been received with great favor by
the public, and the announcement of another from
his pen will doubtless draw full house. We are
glad to see that his versatile genius has hitherto
been SO well appreciated by the public, and fur
Their testimonial of that appreciation, in the shape
of an overlooking house tonight, would only be
doing justice to his merit. Besides the drama
above mentioned, other entertainments, of an in
teresting and attractive nature, will be presented.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-The Frankfort Yeoman saws
that the reason of the awkwardness and oversights
in the reception of Gen. Taylor and suite at Frank
fort was, that the whole matter was taken in hand
by the Legislature who did not call upon the cit-
to take any part in it. If the Legislature had
the management of the thing, the only wonder is
that there were so few blunders displayed.
The Yeoman says that the General was entirely
separated from his friends during his sojourn. The
General has reason to rejoice that he was not also
divorced from his wife-for the Legislature would
certainly have done SO had they thought of it.
Louisville Courier
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o. The clerk of the Western World has our
thanks for late Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Louis
vile papers.
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p. &E, REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
Corner of ROYAL and Canal Streets.

Dublin
IL LINENa comprised Of s and ls4 Droghsda sssns.;
super Danass Border Sheets pair. s ms r y.us Ts;
Ciotbs new patterns yards long, and Napkins 70
match Grass Lnens entirely ee Of dressn
Soft Patent and Lawns articles or Ladies, and Child
Printed Linens Lawns and Linen Gam
brcs new designs printed the celebrated bas
Bridge Dublin the Linen. are principally small nGSFes ior cnneD
Also direct from Nottnshpm England yards Plain and En-
broiderpd 1874 Bobinst, for Musquio Bars.
r Th undersigned would call particular attention to all the
Of the best fabrc and will be sold al
' P. & d. REILLY, in Liquidation,
mhs sdp I'm Corner of Royal and Canal Sta
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Nathaniel Silsbee,
Jr., was chosen mayor Of Salem, Mass, with wing
councils as usual.
Sidney Willard, wing, was reelected mayor of
Cambridge.
Abraham H. Rowland, Independent, was resect.
ed mayor Of New Bedford-majority 81 over the
regular wing candidate.
Do Mr.. Isaac Buckingham tdemocrat) has been
elected Mayor of Alexandria by majority, against
a whips
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Hon. JOHN DAVIS, OF MAss.-The National In
telligencer says that this gentleman besides being
constitutionaly ineligible, has constantly declared
that he would not accept cabinet office, on any
conditions
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N EW BOOK 3

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE, No. So CANAL Street.
SHEEP HUsBANDRY IN THE SOUTH, Treatise
on Aeclmation in the South
THE EOLIAN, Poem: by John Bates.
MORFETS CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTIC
MANIPULATlONS.
BOWMAN's INTRODUCTION TO PRACTICAL
CHEMISTRY.
SHAW'S OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.
MYSTERIES OF CITY LIFE by Jas. Rees.
WEEK IN GLENVILLE
LIBRARY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, in IA vols. quarto, colored Plates.
ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF MISSIONS, volume,
quarto by Rev. J. O. Choales.
EXPLANATORY BIBLE ATLAS AND SCRIPTURE
GAZETTEER, in volume quarto by the Rev VIM. jerks,
ID. mhl4 At
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Uled al
9. of r. :. Meetings This Evening.

In this city, the 5t inssnt Of cobkes Of The brsi ~
EDWIN A. JOWITT, Printer, late Of Charleston, D. Cs
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nR PEARSON informs hs patients
from 's'l NJ = saa !, o f's'd dai1K q BE One
many improvement. q Dental surgery q: LYYy
HIS BLOCK TEETH 40 paricQsrIy wS,thy ~ -
o. th1ss I:qurIns arcsl Sas His prea are ersdsd r.
sn sas coumaase. r 81. Office q his residence. ID
S' III Il.
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Saturday last says The river had Iisen46 inches
in the twenty four hours ending Ia evening, and
there were l2 feet inches wafer u the canal and
over 9 feet on the falls. The weather is rainy.
At Pittsburg, on Thursday evening, there were
l6t feet water in the channel. At Cincinnati it
was also rising rapidly yesterday"
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e1- Citizens of NswOrleans THE whole amount
AZ n. Pm esds Of the Exhibition COOKIES GALLERY No. IL
st. Charlie, street, Of the splendid works Of art,
Po,pers's GREEK SLAVE, and Iitian's VENUS,
in mzee celebrated Barton are devoted to me Nsv
u mn !" p p,, hi, Noble Charity fyia sdpu
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The RIVERS RIsING.-The Clerk of the fine
steamboat Western World, which arrived last night
from Pittsburgh, reports the waters rising all the
way down. Look well to the Levees and be pre-
pared for any emergency. We have so far escaped
danger, but we know not in what hour it may come.
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In the second race for saddle-mile heats
there were three entries. The first heat was won
by w. H. Trone's oh. G. Sam. The second was
dead heat between Sam and w. Cummns's oh. h.
Nameless in the third Sam came out first Ndmeless
second. Barnes's b. b. Merico was distanced-
Time, 1:54-l:5I
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM POWERS.
r,bii,inr in III. STATE HOUSE, Canal street. TIE
aTHE GREEK SLAVE"
u,R,TloN Ouen Daily fsundays excepted) from A. NJ os
IL r. M ~ Ao"''AS 81 ~ fyssd
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ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,

Have the largest stock of
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Retail New Orleans which they invite the attention Of
purchasers. ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY.
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, La.

~ At the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting of NOVELS, HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY, ScIINTI-
r1c, COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHICAL and MEDIcALWoRKs.
Also-A Complete Assortment of Stationery,
Together all principal Daily and Weekly NEWsPAPE1s
and MAGAZINES
Country orders article the trade supplied and forwarded
Dispatch mailed Prompt paid any work
ordered by mail. Foreign Books imported to order.
]. C. MORGAN
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office Men Orisans La.
P. s. Complete Arrangements have been made with the principal
throughout Union for supply Of the works
fast issued. mhl3 6m2dp j. C.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoN.-An election for a
member of Congress has just been held in the 4th
District of Massachusetts. As far as heard from
Mr.. Pafrsy loses votes since the last trial when
he lacked 81 of an election
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Mn. sfRAKoscHs LAST CoNcERT.--1his gen.
lleman's last Grand Concsr was fully and fashion.
ably attended last evening at the Armory Hall,
and his performances received with more than
usual applause. His execution of g Scene Roman
aque," from La Sylphide, The Carnival Of We.
NICE, = Bolero," and Grand Edntasie Drama
tique, }" from Lucia di Lammermoor, was raptur-
ously encored, and his modest and unassuming re-
sponses, give unusual delight Mr. S. is indeed
finished artistic, and stands without rival as
pianist. The songs of Mesdames Cassini and Faby
were well executed and reflected new honors on
the performers We understand Mr. Strakosch in
tends visiting Mobile to give one or two concerts
there 1t needless to add that he will meet with
a cordial welcome there. His fame goes before
him, and his performances fully sustain his reputa-
ton. He is a gentleman of pleasing and polished
manners, as well as a great pianist
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-17

CRESCENT Cry CIRcUs.-This neat and ex-
ceIlent establishment has now been in successful
operation nearly two weeks, and the favorable en-
enlargement it has received from our uptown
friends, has finally settled the experiment. The
new Circus is henceforth " fixed fact" and so
long as they continue to give the attractive enter
tainments which are nightly presented, we predict
for the proprietors career of unqualified success.
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CLOTHING AT COST.
Goods offer the balance Of oek Of
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST, FOR CASE comprising elegant and eIsesced
Fine Goods made the best and Of all the
fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: Of Brown Olive, Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths md Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS: Of BLACK and Fancy Cloths and Twseds
OvERCOATs and CIRCULAR CLoAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French Cssmere
Fancy Satin and Silk White Marseues very rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS Of Blk Merno, Lambs Wool, Flannel, Cotton,
Linen etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS Of Silk Merno, Lambs Wool, Flannel, Cot
ton, etc. etc.
ROBES DIES CHAMBRES: of various styles and qualities.
GLOVES Jouvn Kid all coor Merno, Silk Cashmere Buck
skin, ETC.
CRAyArs aud sCARFs beautiful Of choice and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Half Hose, suspenders, Umbre
la Trunks, and all articles pertaining genemans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street,
ja2s 2dpu Of Common under Hewstt's Exchange.
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Auction Sales This Day

Auction Sales This Day.
BEARD CALHOUN Co. will sell. at II o'clock at Banks
Arcade. Livaudas Lots.
HYDE Moss viii sell. at 10 o'clock. al Magazine st.,
Dry Goods etc., etc.
RICHARD TERRELL will sell 10 clock A. w. the An.
iquaran Bookstore, under the st. Charles Hotel, Gold
Watches and Jswery in general, Sculpture, Books.
Engravings, etc. lSse adv.
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ST. PArRIcK's DAY.-This is day kept sacred
by all Iishmen, wherever they may be. 1t is dedi-
Gated in the calendar to St. Patrick, the Patron
Saint of Ireland and such, brings back to all
true children of the Emerald Isle the recollections
of childhood and home. And the Irish never for
get the country of their birth. No matter where
they go, they carry with them the green memories
of Erin, and abundant is their patriotism that it
is not exhausted by the demands Of the land of their
nativity, but boils over in affection and service
towards the country Of their adoption. With feel
ings warm and ardent as the Southern cline from
which his far-of ancestors came, the Irishman re-
fains the membranes of that isle which, with all
its trials and suerngs suggests to him delightful
recollections and agreeable "reminiscences He
feeds the flame of devotion to his new country
with the love of the old land from which hard
fate has exiled him. We are glad to see that the
Irishmen of New Orleans intend celebrating the
day in an appropriate manner. The St. Michael's
Benevolent Burial Society form in public process.
sion at o'clock this morning. in order to celebrate
the anniversary.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

The prevalence Of the Cholera in the city the early p.
the has placed the undersigned the
With large stock Of goods hand seaon for them
over they nov offer their entire stock Of
WINTER CLOTHING
q prices TO accord with the and tlmes
Those Of Fine Fashionable Clothing esp far oash
ars respectfully invited 70 call and goods prices
fy20 Ap6 THOMPSON NIXON ii Canal t.
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II ST. Michaers Benevolent Burial Society Of
Nsw 0reanTh members of the above Society particularly
requested Hail. of st. Joseph Tchoup
touas Streets SATURDAY MORNING. the 18th instant,
o'clock form Public Procession celebrate the Anniversary Of
lRELAND's PATRON SAINT.
mills 81 By order Of Bernard 0lLLOOLY, see,y
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o. The sale of the wrecked goods from the
ship Genesee, to be made this day by Hyde d
Moss, at l4l Magazine street, affords an opportu-
nifty to the dealers generally to purchase, at their
own price, needful and useful articles See adyer-
tisement of this day, under auction, sales.
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Fashionable Clothing-Just Received
BY SHTPS MEMPHIS, ATLANTIC. HERO,
MAID or ORLEANS AND CREOLE.
LFKED MUNRoE D. CO., No. "a Msg.nes Street havs y.
"A ceived large and choice Of fAeHlONARL&
CLOTHiNo for Spring which they would hvis he
-'" Super Eisht Quality CLOTH sACs.
Cashmsrstte and Light Tweed do. ts
Super Drap d'Ete Socs Dress Coats and FTockA
Drsp az Eta and DEsp de Turc Pautaoons.
Single Mllled Black Doe Skin do, f
Huper White and C0lorsd Mansilles Vests.
Choice Styles Of ColcFed Linen Vests.
Fancy Silk and Satin Vess
Best Quality Cottonsde Pants.
choice varsity Of LINEN GOODS every descypoa
ALFRED MUNROE b co.
mh6 2dp No. a .Mdrazine Street.
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SHIRTS, CRAvATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.
Superfne all linen Shirts SO to 50
6uperfne shirts 90 to 70
F'ch gngham Shirts. Silk Linen Handkerchief
Hickory check and Negro Shirts Linen border Handkerchief
Merino flannel gauze brown, Linen and Silk Gloves
white and pink Undershirts and Black Kid Gloves. .
Drawers Cotton, merino and linen half
Silk Undershirts and Drawers hose.
Very syes fancy Silk and bingham Umbrellas,
Italian and French black silk ALSO,
Cravats. Trunks valises, Carpet Bags, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
manufactured under Goodysa PATENT and warranted stand
hot climate
India Rubber Pao Sacs Capes Pouches Camp Blankets. Can
souwessr Piano Covers, Drinking Cups Travelling
Bags Texas Leggng Haversack Logging, Provision
Bags, Long Wading Boots Life Prsserven, &C., &c.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
mhl7u No. 81 Magazine street.
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A r M DRY II ALL.

TT For further particulars small bills of the day.
Tickets, Places and Private Boxes can be secured at
the Box Office OF the Theatre. mill
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GRAND CLEARING SALE.
Ae> d. p. SCANLAN & co. respectfully infom the
4R> Ladies' that they have decided upon selling Of the
VTyS remainder Of their OF SEABONA LR0m
49, GOODS, at a great reduction. The sale VI An
be positive, they determined sell the Goods ~
this season. preference carrying them LADIES' call -
and bargains You that this the richest
FRENCH FANCY DRY GOODS and
MILLINERY ARTICLES in the city.
b. p. SCANLAN & CO..
iaI9 2dpd No IL Chartres n
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MOBILE RACEs.-The first race on the 18th inst
for silver tea service, valued at $2OO-two mile
heats--was won by Revenue. The result was
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Patent Letter Balances.
Very thin French Letter Paper.
Transparent Note Waters.
Letter Files, with Clasps.
Zebra Irvine.
Irvine Reels. various sizes.
Metallic Memorandum Books
Ivory Tablets. (eial Post.
Fine laid Packet and CONNER.
Lace Visiting Cards. fors.
Perforated Boards, different col
Ink Trays.
Brass Protraetors.
Colored Crayons.
Book States. Writing laks.
Arnold's Steel Pen and ether
Monthly Calendars.
Silver Snake Pen Holders.
Cocoa, wood and TIN Sand boxes.
Ivory. bone and wood Pounce do.
japanned Psper-Cutters.
Tvine, asst'd sizes and qualities.
Ever-pointsd Silver Pencil Cases