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e. FIRST WARD.-kessrs. Iditors: Pleas. An
nounce SAMUEL L. DOUGLASS, EsQ., as a csndh
date for Alderman from the First Ward. Owing "a
his long and faithful services in the lower Board b.
will be supported by majority OF The
may l6-te voTERs
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"a THIRD WARD.-Aessrs Eiitory: Please o.
nouncs the name Of DR.. 4. NJ CHAPLIN as Q candS
date for the Board Of Aldermen to represent Third
Ward. MANY FRIENDs
may lint
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~. The subscriber respect fully announces thst
Es763he has opened a new fancy MILLINERY
Eh STORE, on eth ST., between @ and II street,
- to which lie iuvites the atteu ton Of the L.
dies % call and SEE his assortment Of Bonnets, Rio
ecns, Flowers, Drees Caps, Head Dresses, Lace Caps
Chdersleeves aud Chemsetts in Collar, Dottsd
Neilf, Hosiery, and kid Gloves, which he win sell
very low for cash GEO. ii. GATES
Also, for rent, Brick House on 9TH street
NAV 24-3ts
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~ FIRST wARD-keSsrs Editors Pleas. an.
nouuce the ame of TH0S. r. HARKNESS Eo
for election from the First Ward Us Assessor Al
he will be supported by numerous VOTERS.
may l7-t-
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ELECTION NOTICES.

ELECTION TICKETS.-Candida,es "a.
office at the ensuing June election have their
Tickets printed al The EVENING STAR Office at shu,
notice. and on reasonable terms. IN 20-,.
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- SECOND WARD.-We, the undersigned, Va.
tiers of the Second Ward, respectfully reDominsts
CHAS ] CANFIELD a candidate for the Common
Council at the ensuing election, believing n elected
he will serve the Ward with fidelity and prompt
ness, AID to the grsdtcation OF his many friends.
\. Q. Eckloh, J. w Hutton, r. g. Bcklof,
Jos Abbott, A Ecklof q W Hilbus
Abbott John Talbot Schneider,
q. r Crostfeld, W. III. Andrews, II III yoae
Louis Lepreux, q. T. Rauh, Ridgvsy,
Henry = ward. j. ID Hutton. may 22-3ts
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~ FIRST wARD.-we are pleased to announce
MR. EDW ID N. FULLER as . candidate 10 repre-
sent the First Ward in the Common Council He
will r,ceive the support OF MANY VOTERS.
may s9-dtes
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80 FIRST wARD.-Gcsrs Editors. Please IN.
houhce me name Of DIN ESPEl, 4 o. as can
uidate Ter Cemmon Counci from the First Ward, In
the p!sne OF Mr. Douglass who is not candidate fog
that Board. MANY YOTRPs
may ll-ta
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~ FIFTH WARD -Nessrs. Editors: DIR. SAN
TEL c BL-SEE will be candidate for re election
II tie Boafd Of Common Council from the Fifth
Wsrd MANY VOTERS.
msy 9-3.s
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- FIRST WARD.-Mcssrs. Ed tors Please An
noupce the name Of JAMES KELLY ESQ. as A can
didate from tie First Ward for reelection 70 a.
Common Council, and be will receive the votes q
bis nu merous FRIENDS
may lr-te
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~ FOURTH WARD.-RICYYARD II CLARKE
Esq, the present member from the Fourth Ward, II
respectfully nominated for reelection 10 the Board
OF Common Council by MANY VOTERS.
NAV 23-,lteH
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AS- FOURTH wARD.-Messrs Ed,oys:
Please anEounce the name Of JOHN p. PEPPER q
suitable candidate tor the Board CT Aldermen ibs
the FoGrth Ward. MANY VOTERS
an 2Q-ti1mf
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81 FIFTH WARD-Msssrs Editors Please an
nounce JNO. IL. HOUSTO-Sss a candidate for Al
derman Of the Fifth Ward, who will be supported
by MANY VOTERS.
NAV ol-3f.
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~ SIXTH WARD.-MssSrs. Editors: Please
nounce HENRY STEWART as candidate for the
Board of Comman Council from tie Sixth Ward, Of
tie ensuing election MANY FRIENDS.
may y 2w*
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A. SIXTH WARD GEORGE x. RUFF has
consented to become q candidate for the Board Of
Common Council. SIXTH WARD
NAV
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- SIXTH WARDS A. H. MARKS lie pre-
sented as a candidate to represent the sixth Ward
in the Board of Aldermen at the ensuing election.
may 20-3t% MANY VOTERS.
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by the payment Of a fine, they have subse.
quently petitioned the Queen for its remission ,
1t all this be true, land We cannot doubt il. il
strikes US that they will not get back dollar
OF their money now in Isabella's strong box;
for We do not see how our Minister can reason
ably trouble himself further with their case
We learn, further, that Mr. Soule is pressing
the other various cases, wherein the American
parties to them have not thus stepped forward
to take them thus out of the hands of the Gov
eminent Of the United States, and that il is
very clear that he means to succeed, obtaining
guarantees that Spain shall not, in future 40
manage her affairs in the island, as that her
agents there will be constantly keeping our
merchants and shipmasters in hot water.
With every additional movement of the Gov
eminent in the way of Africanizing the island,
the discomfort and alarm of the Creole and
resident Spanish population increases, the lat
ter having of late become quite as generally
disaffected towards the Home Government rs
the former have been, notoriously, for years
past.
Affairs have arrived at such point that we
should not be surprised, at any moment, to
hear OF general revolution throughout the
island 1t is now thought in Cuba, on ipfor.
nation direct from Madrid, that England and
France cannot, if they would, interfere be-
tween Spain and her colony, owing to their in
VolVement in the Continental war; it being
understood that the Government of the Uni, eI
states will certainly side actively with tie
patriots, from the moment they learn tina
nose two powers have presumed thus to inter
lore In affairs on this side of the Atlantic, ard
50 very near our own shores.
we are free, indeed, to confess our belief
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correspond In calculations made from different
sheets at different times, the one without refer.
ence TO the other, is conclusive proof of the
correctness of both. If Mr.. Riyes will EXAM
Inc this matter, he will be surprised at the
simplicity of his own blunder, if not at his
indlscretlon In exposing it,
"ord or two more will not be here ont of
Place. In connection with the preceding com
pulat,on OF the dimensions of the Iutelli:encer
a" anu "iooe' IL shows that whilst the pages of
.ue Intelligencer are little the largest. the
Globe receives from Congress thirtu dollars
more, per paper, for publishing the debates.
than the lntelligencer did, for the three SEES.
SONS when its editors published them for the
Senate. This fact seems also to have been
overlooked by Mr.. Rives in all his statements
and arguments, as we'll as the yet more inter
estlng fact, SO far as compensation is concerned.
that the 1ntelligencer was paid nothing las
Mr. Rives Isl for printing large edition of
these debates IN book form, upon the same times
.se1 for tic newspaper. Mr.. Rives now prints
tor Congress, in this way, the large edition of
6,456 copies, upon which considerable profit
ought to be made, and he seeks an increased
subscription to the amount of nearly five
thousand copies.
Following the order of the complaints of Mr..
hives, as arranged in his newspaper pubIica-
ton, the next one is that my allowing him
ohiy 1he congress price OF 81 40 per column
tor type-setting, proofrsading, correcting, and
making up, was not sufficiently liberal. He
states that what is paid for plain brewer is the
g leanest' part of the Congress work, and
yields no profit on setting the type, but that
money can be made on the press work, if there
be enough of it. [ was fully satisfied of these
facts when L wrote my letter of the 9th of
march, thereto appended,) and therein candid
~ stated that tho ress- work would not cost
half the price had allowed for it, but that
no profit could be made on the price allowed
for setting the type. l was estimating the
t." cost to the printer" of doing the work, and
II what l allowed for type setting would nav
the expenses las Mr.. Rives intimates it does)
it was all intended or desired. The Congress
prices were adopted me, in my first statement
accompanied with the explanation Just referred
to, in Difference to Mr.. Rives who had pre-
tended to base his first statement on Congress
prices, when in fact he assumed those prices
only in relation to the press work, which is
the profitable side of the contract 1 simply
gave him the benefit of both sides, the g lean"
and the fat" whereas he desired to "cut all
fat What Mr. Rives says about this price
tor type-setting beiag forty-six per cent. less
than had suggested in the case of the Intel
igencer has already been refuted, and showI
to be a mistake of his own, in not keeping in
view the difference in the contents of the col.
umns of the two papers.
ITO BE CONTINUED.
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HOLM BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR-

OHN BULLS FLUID 'EATRAGI OF SAh-
as e: s s ssa s ID s
ieTna ~ m vola combined. quart saa
sy s ap pure
s s g.
@ Il ws; n I
s ss 6 f s .anS 81 s s X.
only preparation before the public strictly cn
principles and uniform strength Ths
ss a. ss M
az'n'as 5 81 5H TEsr Tsss
The ehs sAss JoanA columsus Ohio Of Bnsarsa
Ia. The sale Ba Fluid
in who're hiss been introduced fos hs
havs pahsr BLOOD
ingon sgsntin oity
sapaiiAais the WoNpER OF THE weRLp
'n W..
ssisapssia: F'''"''
ssyirss .a n
by different advantage
bottles Of me more
Very r''psis;1as1Ry aisAr,sn ',H.owzS'n ND.
fs ss sG IL %s ss :s
Joss ssa H. tho las. .hres year. have sssa
4. ~.
:is e,
nJ baah 800 IN nn wv
hays now bssn frss ~ main s
doubtths cure and
best medicine 10 use fer Rhenaatlan: - lsHAM BRIDGES
OnioatcWn, Union eeunty, n.y., play III i5A1
NJ p ', khom ue. y i.I. rtG llSs. Z, .7-,
, q iohg as ca
seans 5ypine eashe anu 10 a dissaae
modification q he anid q the
paraisn ae sad physician viii admit Its value
the into its eonpos.o
respectfully, ysura. W. T. Prentice, M.Ds
Lswtsroft,Ry., December a, 1881.
NOTICE ~ FEMALES.
one rae keateat tofaae
IN taoae cases Where ne constitution deb
eastgy leasened when th elo nature are
snIasiaa. ~ - "nsa w IhG ~ pate
nd feeble ana sdng The npta onbled and
tn and tho hApp
tsa sovereign remedy rasss
n ~ oraeee as whole Htsn raasws
creates eTe and ssahy nad mPaIts hosth and hnpplEe
70 aaspt the vac o. ms medicine w would
ta ana than esas
he face sIsuia asvs as %
long instead Of one cut hor. by disease de miserable from
an A. thss termed he
q which - oxen with 20 much danger Buia
found - exert effect ALI ladies'
OIL shisVaoaoie msaten ...,,,,,.
sHow all admire beautiful nkia roycolces
cheek How often DO this
dvou TO be wished resorHg oons paints
and colori1g uembanes
has deprived them Of and that etsn sasa manifest
injury the skin The fact s Buasaraapar
me skin clear the and oaly
which close The pores and check natural
morbid
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a GER
sssstSsEsyayayA Il nEE. IN All q Al Ai%ssslt sn, Of
fe~zzZys9a w. "a Eds, MAssazgssSt ,feetrnl 4
tpr
a,
HY.sNEE MI 81 WIG MI Ia 81 Her Diai
lrnma ,Dy


Cholera MosSus
been used by
aen snd have pronoulaed
~ Sold by all the principal
Beash,s Breast Lnameat.An ezeellsnt remedy for
dtssaae Of the Lungs Breast
Blood opPrsHnion ia deuS
Disease Of the
used To are redsposed either
BY the formation Of the Hereditary
this LinRms according directions ' ~ - ss''''
Beach Ferrugfnoas Tenfe.-A remsdyfo Chianud
and Chagrs
Of the disease.
In lsas thnn twenty hours. - y st''tsA'et
Beach's stomachiye Bitters.ThB excellent article
ma been
and rover all Annnns Fevers To persons having
yss 70. short low marshy
and same time the
improve dgesos the appetite,
AsaS!cs and and 'xor o.he
nary BY them We will this they ali
They that
for with the The
thee remedies alone u 10 mt than
manbsfntthey can be reached ALL Prepared by
i. D. BEACH, N. D.. Cbemistand Apothecary,
AW corner of ChArtrss and Cuaombouse as NO.
and Of DIR. RANKIN,
f,nrura adp ora,,
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EI NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGEs-F1RsT PREMIUM.

PRICE s. COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
uy their tho public ia
they carry ne s5ess and
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoSEtB, WASH
BASfNS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinds, COOKING
GEs GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE, LIFT
BEE PUMPS fitted up LEAD PIPES
t,I PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN FAys 81
hano SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK noaily pus,up
At til shortsatus.eA. anla ir
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ICE-ICE--I

n CE! ICEl!-J. STAFFORD s. Co., Wholesale
and Retail Dealers in ICE No. IL Eyssn Fields aee opposite
the pontchsrtrAin Railroad Depot, lower ede:
No. ib9 Old Levee Btreet
No. IA Tchonpitoulan areet;
No. I New Lavse street; ISIS
No. SIS New Leyse htreet;
No. Commerce stree;;
No. es5 Tehoupitouas street:
No. 4Sl Levee
TWO ICE HOUSES, s,rees
District Office No. IS New Leyee. anf II
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opp FELLOWS ST.-Vaults in this
No s.. s GStatnsd By applying PERSON
corner Of Camp Lafayette Rev
al Ns a .spanada street, and r. A. COREY,
Tor he burial Of smsr hs price Of Vaults
V1 q Wis or child bnriais the pries Il
mAsion rsspeeiingt the aRest,iappy to s' - ~
y 9. PERSON, coHmercial Alley,
L.. 10 JAS FuRNEkuX the Fellows Hail.
SODA ASH-284 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
SONS sEaiRg rem uasn Victoria for sais Sy
i&sl y.G. HARpILL4 CO., ~ Masszins d.
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rsa at night will find by taking the CHERRY on going
70 bed they be unbokn
fre.hng Great relief from usrng cure
iorded 70 thousands who afflicted this invaluable
ito agreeable effect these many
willing 70 torego s when the lyfor it
TO SINGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this remedy sluabls
by it's action tho throat and
removes all in few hours wonderfully
power aud fexibily of the voice.
ASTHMA ia generally much relieved
CHERRY PICTORIAL some cases obstinate as q
yield entirely msdicine. CHERRY PICTORIAL them
fthey ba cured -
BRONCHITIS irritation Of thu throat upper portion
lungs may be cured BY taking CHERRY small and
FOR GROUP Give emetis anmony to be followed by
II taken in season, IL will not fail 0
WHooPING COUGH broken
Cherry Pectorai.
THE INFLUENZA speedily by remedy Numerous
noticed where
serious eonssuences while neighbour without tie
Pastoral, were suffering from the disease.
from
LIVER COMPLAINTS by this remedy that there
question healing these
ingy taken until the unpleasant
Prepared by JAS c. AVER Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell. Mas, and sold by all Druggiats.
J. WRIGHT u CO, New Orleans
fsh7s 4mdS Wholesale Agents,
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YpERNARp humber ooMpANY.--R. O.

3 NkFEofp. Is. 8 HENRY, " KsIATftER, ". y. COATES
sssss K TX HsssiTfa HORN fEIToNs MYERS co.
a. CO. and a COOS, OF Saw
sleS sy has Ssse.s,sd gndss iss ,, ssSs sas
sanalns Sixsan Single ath sswsand
Machine, 40 which ~ b I'VE
aszs and will then be abs
10, $1,000 teet dss
aels saptiag Pna Iinher eaa g auFgsd 4 short
July authorised 70 70
asd yards viii 5scu Dc sssssi
VI Il suited e .hs ey ae'aAaa. omss
~ kArhroyae SIS. C.TAfLoR AsaaA aRe "
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NIONE SO EFFECTUAL.-The Lessons :

NONE SO EFFECTUAL. The lessons of
experience the most abe and costly, sought
atsr by the PRACTICAL The following the voluntary testimony
worthy and weiknown Physisian relative experiences
during practice of twenty i've years:
49,. GRENADA, Msz., May g, 1858.
Messfs. B. a. FdhneFoe & Co.. = "
am one 81 those in giving certificates
bat IN the consider
have been engaged in tho eff
and have met with rsmedy sfeotua
Yerniinge In adults, Fever
Of oalome the bilious eyaus
lions and worms to folsw sther Yermiige practice
and deeire no 6ttser. Respectfully,
[slgnedl W M. HAWKINS,
E Sold Wholesale and Retail by all priaepa and
Country Merchants throughout tho United dAw
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.aye7.'s Che9.ru Eoect0cos.

YHyO CURE A COLD, WITH
III HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BODy-taks the CHERRY PECTo-
RAJ on going to bed, and wrap up warm,
to Hweat during the night.
FOR A COLD AMI COUGH, take IT
morning, noon, and eyening, according TO
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon DO removed. None will long SUI
fer from this tsonbls when they find ii can
be 80 readily cured. Persons afflicted with
q seated cough, which breaka them ofthetr
rsat at night, will find by taking the CHER
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
81. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
Which ssy offer Y sarpy era psae n lowest
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL ANCE COMPANY

Uf IUhUNIU, q. w. n - 7-----
EpwD. G. o'BRss, Secretary. A. NJ CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. IS Camp ST., New Orleans.
AZ The undersigned sissue against
the p the SEAS RIVERS asy os damage
by FIRE, at the csrrsat . premiums
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent
MS ly HARMON DOkNE,
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VKTRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLEPILLS
This extraordinary medicine principle that
the human frame subject to BUT DISEASE hu
oEa which, floating the general circulation
the Gauss all fever aud when lodged
the sedy, give rise to every masdy incident to
~ Let 1t be remembered that the
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually adapted
thai oy them all morbid and corrupt humors he
entirely removed, and this manner
Fsrsale in New Orleans Wholesale and Retail, by
J. WRIGH Il CO.,
janis No. ISL Chartre. st,sst
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REMOVAL REMOVALS.

, EM0VAL.-SMIFH FMIsrER have re-
~ moved TO CANAL STREET. Office, up
II y EM0VAL--WILL ARMSTRONG, dealer in
Hard'as Cutlery Paints Oils GLASS; etc. has removed from
% TO 50 Old Lyes street. between Cont and ST. Louis
where g will be pleased ses big friends Ard eustetners
Matt WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, No. 50 Old LAyee.
E0HN G.. HARDILL s. co. have removed
- from $50 81 Magazine strest. nj
EM0VAI.--J. q. PERSON, Real Estate,
a. Hpe and Exchange Broker from a. Exchange
pse 70 No. Commercial Place aoorsrom Gappsre
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A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
PRESERVE BEAuTY.-Don'iuss Chalk, Lily white, my
the to conceal faded saow complexion
would have the
healthy and transparent kn life vigor through The
system bottle of CARRIERS
according directions II does not quite well
meats but after beauty
your elastic and vigorous and tho whole
and like Spring
all the valuable II he
purifier of the blood known perfectly same tim
Ey- For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale Retail, by
j. WRIGHT 60,
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC,
W JOHN MCCARTHY PLUMBER, No 1874 Camp Esscs.
snns hhs 5utIoeetyed Of COCK
ssTloa slIss FORCE AND LIFT PaPs BEER PUMPS
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS.
Alao, LAYING AND REPAIRING fEkD PIPES. SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. n
Ship and Stenmboa
Prompuyptiendedto, ~ CHARGES MODERATE. sep9f
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SuNDRIES-
~ GOSHEN BUTTER-5O Brkina mar r!ra..e,, fg,r,
MALT-l00 barres - ~
STAR CANDIES-lO00 bo1es.
STRAW PAPER-s0O0 reanas
ClDER--l00 barrels Newark;
ALE-l00 do. Albany;
PINEAPPLE GEIEESE-i50
SCEtfEDAM SGHEApS-I90 boxes:
WESTERN BUTTER-59g sees:
natore and for sale by n np1rru .,o
sbs O. al All 40 ~ o = ~ ~,
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7 4HoIoE VINES Am IIoUoRs,--Isa

DIES vintage 1855 tsss 1905
Hnt Qualities :
WINS Reserve Ps.dstaho South Side snd East Iadia ha
dcta5 pa Gordon Iarsnny Old Port ;su
mud rtng fsss cresa De Bau1y Sey Hedsick
brands q champsgns White Vino cass ia
Holland aaaaisa rci. aea Roanoh.
nserg pyrptnn Berlin Bi.lera
" md uoRS whis a.
nbist nx cat found, f1rcRsh
100 eastsPQRTER aud ALE. IN pints qxAs.s.
sEgELt. T.. rkv L1l. IL Rev al strset.
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TNORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO - sEzss-.su.
~ FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, Camp
street New Orleans would respectfully request the1 III II
attention OF the public 70 his large and eHtenslveg
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
descriptions also his well
Europe among which are to be found ho, OF STopARp
PARIS. The above Instrumental the following kinda GRAND Sc
BI-GRAND, PICCOLo, PaCCoLo oBLlQuE AND SQUARE-Ere
the celebrated makers world combining all
had Of the auhcrber,
64 0ayeg They will be sold
prices MUSICAL Of AZ kinds and quantity
constantly hand the
Of
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS
MODELS Thsss the class
msc The subscriber has had
The Music the cities
thoroughly with the mnute details Of the business
stock the that has been the Southern market
facilities will
Latest and
MOST MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
Invite o cnl anda ! u y
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved per
cent in cash the certificates Profits for the 1885,
1884 oihe holders thereof their legal
the Eighth day ofAugust, prsximo.
The Trustees have declared Dividend per
cent the canned Premiums the Company year ending
the Twelfth july ceoates will bs IDsued on
and after the Sd Monday In September next.
THos. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vioe President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

SUNDRIES-
~ 300 barrels Fletchers Extra WHISKY;
200 barrels Raw WHISKY, high proof
500 boxes Star CANDLES WedemeI prnctn, .n, s,,,.,
brand Ae.f'' Ano aAHoee
50 barrsn Winter Strained LARD OIL,
90 terces Sugar Cured HAMS, s, Days Ir ara Trx,;.
and Beaity's brand; ' - A'H AiuhofdBe
100 barrels New Red BEANS
so barrels Flecher'H Celebrated yanoy yyIIIsKv p,,
mha JOsEPTI IA ETJs Evs "aaiahf. For sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

: :
y 500 boxes STAR CANDLES; s59
100 barreis FleeAers Extra WHISKY;
100 barrels Marcus smitha Old Mononzshsia iDa
100 barrels Marcus Smhhb Old bourbon DE-;
rs barrels Flsteher,s vapor WHISKY;
80 quarter caRks DOMESTIC BRANDY
30 tierees Sugar Cured HhMB. For sale by 8
nhs JTSEPH LANDS 4 co, "a TsI nup; to,ies .,,..t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

DOCTOR BRAcHs PREPARATIONS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

TAI RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, r&gS
lT Ill gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GuITA
her residence No So Constance steet and also No 80
ieya street tE Torms-S5 per mensh twelve les RF&
I LECTURES atsa Constancessree week, gras
sa10 1ys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

lgM cALPIN, R Ms & CO., Wholesale drocerb
Dsasssin Liquors 90 Common Ca
zSfeet Row NeF0rte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-06

\ S SOAL! COAL!L-The undersigned informs
" his friends that hs
the Of Camp
aniy hand tho beat quality of PITTSBURGH ANTHRACITE
ENGLISH a1d AMERICAN CAMEL COAL bulk casks
arsbia free of carriage.
Pittsburgh
hand Orders received the
street. will be punetualy attended to.