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INMh E PATENT,
Gnfr and F1NOa' Springs.


- "T)N'EKr1''v s0te "EHHt FH7
this nFalnal'le Spring, has t',em on
hand and for sale a' a price which is moth
ing compated with thpir utility Samples
cen he eaen at ny store. on The gate ri
Joshua Eeal, and tho Harvey House Door.
They ere simple and would not l.. insult
able f"r tho neatest parlo. doors in this
city, apply at. aug u. {. MONTANs
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DR. y. J.. WARD. office on Third st.,
- opposite Dr.. y. =. Harney. iune3y.
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Cart and Wagon Harness.

A FULL assORSMENT of Collars,
"A Hames, Blind brides, Cart breechipg,
Cart saddles, Uaggon harness, Trace chains
&c, which we offer at moderate prizes.
lanIsdyI LAMUIER x LANDUE.
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M EW CARPETS.-I have now in store
~ splendid assnr'mant Of new Vie
Carpets, which We're purchased at auction
IN Philadelphia. at veN low prices and
will l." sold aceordinglt
ucfl2-v W1) PHILLIPS
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u4Orksi Locks!

1 RFNCH, Southern Rim Lever, Store
l Door, Cubbord and Paaloels. also
T. of every description on hand and for
cby y. G.. MONTAN.
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Suudrics.N

SUUUT1cS'
1UST RECEIVED-l5d dozeboxes fresh
y Sardincs: doz. gal. Jars oC'Pickles :;
3 doz, do half jars, Of the celebrated brand
Of VIM Underwood; basket sweet Oil;
A fine article of No A1ackerel and Cod
fish. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Call
and examine for yourselves q
oct23-y. OCALLAGnAN Il MuLyln1L1.y
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I UST HECEIVEDll-
SIIOVEJ.S, SPADES.

A MES and RowIapds Spades. Dirt aud
n Scoop Shovcls, Rakes and Gorden
Hoes, Ladies' Flor"l Hoe, Rakes, Sc.
y. e. MosrAr, Church st.
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To BlaCksEnifIls, Carpenters
and d'DOEDers. -

A NVELs, VICES. EELLODs. Stock
II and p'es, Plates, Wedges, longs. Files
OF all sizes and description, also full as
sortmept of Carpenters and Coopers tools
Janlsdyl LARGUIER & LANOUE.
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Il stsns The shed and 0eT o
pshe Sss"n The f zufes
the Artesian well Laid on the table by Is to-
fred One was from steamboat captains asking an extension
resolution offered for authorizing the Street Commits
ss the hsd end chi nsr the
against depositin filth elsewhere than at the nuisance wharye
Fabre oisysd resolution the Courthouse
hsRs5 5e M sS aa a Nh s
s @ y ssS fsls s
By u to and sen, s ret
to iRfe
s St nfeEs ksS s an aaapba
MI sh offered preamble and resolutions for granting the
Association, upon certain conditions. Laid over,
Nc @4s fa he @
etc. s Adepe
BARN and Ghps I @ s sd A o aep
j9i session r ths # essiing Commissioners Of the
fesea ss, FOR pap he S bill for
So adSp psS nrsoo ana rsxoions calling for
Joint committee investigate the condition Of draining affairs in
@ Of e g s a md
The Board of Aldermen reported substitute for the resolution
s srS p BY hs FL Sa the s s
substitute divided the bill into items and sweed i TO 500 more
s 5f S;s offered the usual resolution for the
announced the readiness Of the committee to report
budget for the year. 1t was notion submitted
read As it is already generally known that the budget es
considerable reduction the imposts the real
estate Of the city, and it will be published officially in this
paper refrain from giving abstract here.
The Board of Aldermen entered Upon preparing into
election Commissioners of the McDonogh Estate, the
question whether Commissioner should be elected
from each District whether all should be elected from the
city large Mconogs will having provided for the three ole
Municipalities but for the city of Lafayette now the Fourtl
District This led discussion, which the President OF th
Board of Aldermen r Lgenbu decided to be ont of order
Assistant Alderman Sh contened that not out Of orde
to sort Of an IS to how the election
that the Board Of Aldermen wildraw Alderman Tompkn
opposed the notion Of the Board Of Aldermen was taken
aud resulted in that body not withdrawing The election
Districts follows: Fist District Col T. G. Hunt Secon
District after five alo Mr. o. de Fletcher; Third District
Mr.. p Coudrain The Board of Aldermen then withdrew
budget of the Finance Committee taken and atte
discussion the proprety of laying it the
meeting adopted The resolution the bulge
was up adopted 1t of thirty cent
each 500 real nn slaves throughout the CITY,
resolution then adopted the budget in the Bee
French and English and in the Pcayune in Ell
sb only all in addition lis regular publication i'll the oeia
Journal .1 gs I'll Il 49, .45s,.g 3.
The Street and Landing Committee made report of part
cular interest.
The Police Committee did likewise.
The Fire Committee reported resolution for balanc
due upon the hose Of the Steam Fire Engine Adopted
| The Board then adjourned. t5s Y
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.Hs. E0tt7si1e $ Co.,,
EvP STREET,

81 CAME STREET., W
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAvIER STREETS
FASH NABLE CLIO Fl l N U.
We have hand full and Fashionable stock OF plol
ING and GENTLEMEN's --
FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of colo and the latcstand peS'
styles s..--.,.
PILOT CLOTH COATS large md splendid assortment
SAC and PALETOT long and large, and medium length
TALMAS and CATEL0NIANS tho latest style and fine finish
Black ard Blue Cloth CoAks long and medium lengths and
neat finish #
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCKs and DRESS
COATS, finished in the best style, medium and fine quality
VESTS, Of every variety
Black and Fancy VELVET VESTS
Cashmere Colored Black, and all styles Of Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, ...-
,.' DRESSING GOWNS, .--
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING n full stock;
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS; =n'
And every article for outfit will be sold as low
can be purchased in the city. e
r. PITKIN & CO.,
| io9s On g.. -..- 81 Camp street.
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allh firms l!IaiIlI lEsstellE.
e1Erf Hill 50EEgEAL OIL NEW ORLEANS.
JAMES Sixqs M ialaa MI DAMS
I * A s. @ ~, s. Is; Co,
OFFIGE NO. 40 GA NfF $ T.R EEn.
r mss

re r nj
The Crescent viii m served to subscribers IN
al morning, fer
$40 year advance hal yearly and quarterly at
aatse rates. VII 40 csns 10 the carriers
per insertion. in al cases.
81 HIN eyeyS sabseq nept inssrtisn, 70 cents
On sescnd page charged 81 for every
insertion 3 " 3.&5 4S VI
Advertisements published intervals, will be charged 81 por
square for every inseIio iS&}
Advertisements win be published month, Or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement suh-
scrption viii be until Ill arrearages paid the
option Of the pfoprieors.
Liberal Discount viii be made regular advertisers
III THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium fer adyer
Users FAMILY PApERit crcnetes largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being
before the approach Of business hours arice
for family may be adyantageously published in ii
columns Nj
THE WEE KLY CRESCENT
is published every Monday morning year nyariaby
advance Having extensive throughout Lou
ara, Mississippi, Arkansas, lubama, Texas and othe
States il favorable mode to advertisers IF nakins
their wares commodities known Advertisements ID
serted for 81 per square each Insertion. 81 In
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+ z As yt },z1 Il =. T. q -tz L.
CoPARTNERsHIp NoncE.-In our advertising col
umns will be found the announcement of the house
Of Messrs. A. & j.. Dennistoun & Co., of this city,
branch ofthe old firm of j. s. a. Dennstoun & Co.,
being established in London.
1t may not be generally known that the house is
one Of the oldest in the commercial world, having
been established in Glasgow, Scotland, in the year
1895, say sXtyone years ago; that the head of the
present firm entered it as an active partner in the
year 1908 that the house in this city was established
after the peace of 1885, under the firm of Dennistoun
Hill Co.Mr. William Hill being the resident part
ner. He died in the year 1924, since which time the
style of the house has been known as A. & j. Dennis
toun & Co. From the fact that Mr. Hill was con-
nected by marriage with of the most ancient and
influential families in the State of Mississippi, and
from the high and elevated position and emnence Of
the firm, it is with some feelings of pride and exulta
ton that we regard it as truly identified with the
great commercial interests of this country and par
tieuary this metropolis and when it is considered
that il is now the oldest established mercantile firm
this city, excepting that of w. ]. Montgomery, We
may be excused for expressing our views on this oeca
sion, and congratulate our community that during
the great Tevulsons and commercial disasters on thi
continent which shook the very foundation of credit
wealth and popularity, in the years of 1919, 1926
1884, 1887 and 1912, this house maintained its faith
honor and credit, unimpeached and unimpaired.
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II HE'D TO I ITIE' CIR ESQ EN..
b I, i a Llr,ElEIa.sfsLATuRE.
80 # @ I. & 74G,5- ~
BY THE NATIONAL. LINE.

n. BATON RouGE, January 29.t senate.-Mr. Mouton
took his seat to-day as President of the senates
Il No business Of importance transacted. .s'
House.-sundry bills were introduced and refefreu
The Committee On Contested Elections made repoi =
several in nunherone declares Mr.. seuzenessl st.I
tied to lie seat Of Mr. Morgan of the parish OF VI
leans, minority report sustains Ar. Morga'' rs
majority report unseats Mr. Lunsden ana p,vl' anu
! minority report sustains them In tne case u
esss Brice and Shields seats, the commttee recon-
mend that the ballotbox be sent Tor ana the VoIe
recounted 5zs5Ss H # .. :, 4 $gt
i motion was made to reconsider the vote provi-
Edinr for a Catholic Chaplain The motion was lost
and Father Lavay was elected Chaplain. .g z Z
The Committee on Elections, in the case of LON
hard vs., Mackey, from the parish of Plaquemine.
report that the parties shall take testimony and report
"a the House. The report was adopted
The Speaker appointed several standing commit
tees and the House adjourned. 455 tsl5.
Slave Stampede, a.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.-A regular stampede Of slaves
having taken place in the border counties of Ken
lucky last night and the whereabouts of several who
secreted in this city having been discovered the
officers proceeded at noon to arrest them. When the
officers approached the house where the slaves were
the latter fred slightly wounding two or three of the
spectators. One slave woman, on finding escape i'm
possible cut the throat Of one Of her children killing
it instantly, and afterwards severely wounded tive
Others. s. III .ss,ssss. f#fa5 .5sf.. "A, as sqs
Six of the fgtives were apprehended, and it is sale
that six others escaped. Y
River Intelligence.
V1cKsBURG, Jan. 29.-The National passed this por
at noon, the Natchez at locloch the Midas at 4, thu
Star of the West at A. and The Cora at 5, P. NJ al
bound for New Orleans.
Cincinnati Market.
K CINCINNATI, January 20, M-Flour $725. suga
is scarce and has an upward tendency Molasses 42c
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Auttiolr saIfs.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS AND
very Valuable Of fine Land the Depot OF the
Opelousas Railroad, ut Mel onoghvlle.
by n. yIGEIE Auctioneer. y
THURSDAY, 9TH February, at IL o'c1ocRks
will Auction Mt Banks Arcade, without limit,
partition between the heirs of the late Mrs Julia
David
Twenty Valuable and Large TRACTS OF LAND, formerly
cultivated garden laying opposite the First District be-
tween McDonoghve and the property of r Marcy Esq near
the Depot Of the 0relonsns Railroad designated as Lots No.
to 90 measuring each about huf nrpent front the River
Mississippi the public road and the Qpeosas Railroad BY
depth from 900 to $3.50 feet The whole as per paf WHICH
will be exhibited at snle. -t. :,
Terms fourth cash md the balance on credit Of g. II
md IL months approved endorsed notes. secured by mort
gage n said Trncts. =, To-
purchasers. g.t.
M photographic plans can be procured at the aueoneSrs
office corner Of Cont and Exchange Alley. janl5
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ID. Sc o, 900. G.s
Improved EfaUfesacs PLAN lottery
81 THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.

.-, THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
JH-- CT AS s e. ,@ .--'|1~7 Z
TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARY 1lrn, 1856, IN THE CITY
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
1000
VIII be distributed according TO the following
UNSURPAS SABLE SCHEME!!}s
One Thousand Prizes!!!
THOUSAND NUMBERS. /
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS.
HI Il III e:
Capital Prize, $4,000.
1000 Prizes 500 Approximation Prizes !
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The patrons of this Lottery having evinced preference for
Schemes with approximation prizes haze again introduced
them with the difference that there great many moro
tEln formerly.
Price of Ticke.s-Whoes $40; Halves S. Quarters, 50 co.
Prizes this Lottery paid thirty days after drawing
in bills of speciepayinE Banks without deducoony on pre-
sentation of the Ticket drawing the Prize.
E Bills of all solvent Banks taken par All comnluni.
cations strictly confidential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
aI2 Montgomery
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Notice.

BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
The subscribers deem it necessary notify the public that
they the Sole Agents fer the sale of the BRTDGEWATER
PAINT for the States of Louisiana Alabama Nississnpi and
Texas Those wanting the rdgewater are recommended te
send their orders direct to ordering through their
chants, instructions purchase only the undersigned
becomes necessary thus notify the public
ther as well as to protect the reputation of the Br
that yario n mineral have been sold in this
and thus the Brdgewaer liable 10 be condemned on tho merits
Of other mineral paints This persisted in may seriously
Indispensable for their own protection e p
G. c, B0GERT & CO., 70 Camp street,
1 Ae LOT The satas Of Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi
14o isA'~ jySQ 2pR
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IMPORTANT
To those Using StN3' Candies

The attention of The public is invited that most OF
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT
that what is sold for pound actually weighs
fifteen ounces, and packages marked 40 bs fall short wo
three and five pounds per box. This loss does fall
the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages the marked
weight upon the Retailers sell by count upon the
Consumers who thus pay for about onetcnt than they
receive.
H3@ The subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen 10 the pound and mark packages their real
weight which may be asceraned by testing them AS their
experience in the business enables them offer equal
in quality any in the market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest," at the
same time encourage correct dealing,
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati,
N The undersigned agents for tho above brand Of
Candles.
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
ja5 2p9m SO Tchoupitouas street.
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20 PEI. Cent S0UeGy.

RICH, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR THE
Ell o L D A Us.
Just received No 20 Camp street. splendid
fine Gold and Enameled Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen
the most approved manufacture. E'.
JE w e RY,
Consisting of Cameo Mosaic Pearl and rich Gold Sets
pete, Also, Chains Seals Finger Rings Pencils Pens ETC.
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Comprising Caps Spoons, Casors Fruit Baskets etc. of
and elegant patterns. .....
Also complete assortment of BRUSHES and COMBS and
of superior quality all of which will be sold 20 per
cent less than previous prices, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH HUFTY,
Ns8- full supply of COLTS REvoLYERs always on
hand d24 2pU
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CorroN-The receipts of cotton yesterday were by
the C. Hays, from White river, 1874 bales Alice W.
Eiiaize5 from Opelousas 466; r.. W.Poweil, from
AIeSendra, GAS Swamp Fox, from Alexandria, 519;
Della, from St Martinsyile, los Florida, from No
bile, 1856; Charles Morgan, from Texas, 81. Total,
21ls bales Sugar, ATS hhds; molasses, Its bbls.
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At sagua La Grande Cuba the 10Th inst, of consumption,
VIRGIL BoUIEMET aged 35 years. late President of the
Howard Association G. of Magnolia Lodge No 20 and mem
Der Of Wildey Encampment No l. I. O. Q. +.
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MI AR, RTF,D .

On Monday evening 18th inst at ST. Pauls Church, by Rev
Charles Goodrich Mr. A. WALLACE HUNTER, of Savannah,
Ca to Miss ELIZA CAROLINE, daughter Of Edwin White
more ESQ., of this city. !# .1 .54 e-
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Boots. Shoes aseeg Egrog0ses.

M ESO05s, Shoes OaoN ESa'0g1t5Rs.
&c. =o.. AT WHOLESALE. II - 4sag
Now landing ship Norfolk and in store general asort
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BR0GANs HATS, CAPS, ETC.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCI1NG BOOTS, kussEf
BOOTS RROGANs WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMpEACuY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by T .sES 1,o y u.
yl32pSW .r 81. ..,I III ~ 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS, etc.,
.~ AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Ieghorn Straw Leaf Mexican nnd
Wool HATS, ii the
.. LOWEST MARKET PRICES. y...
FROSTh& CO.,
! iyl3 2p&W "-'rs'-~r- rr - 10 Magazine street,
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On1aANs THEAFEn MASHED SOCIETY BALb.-We
and all the many friends he has in this city, have been
pleased to observe that Mr. Rufer will have grand
Masked society Ball given him the Orleans Theater,
on Mardi Gras night, the 18th Of the ensuing month.
Fsss men Lave more warmer friends and the adni-
,abe manner in which be has scofducfed the balls
which have occurred at the Orleans Theatef during
the past season. ven etitle him tosuch a token 81
regard as may be derived from large attendance on
the evening named. The particulars may be seen ia
the advertisement.
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Rich T'eguet CN.'petiaeg.

Il E2icEs T'eJuet CaspetSNg.
We are in receipt Of new and beautiful designs of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING;
Choice Brussels "...-. .
. Choice Bigelow
& Three-Piy and Tapestry Ingram CARPETlNG;
Superfne and Common -.
L D 0 r 0 I L C L o II s
large assortment feet feet suit sized
or hall. .s' 5lo,.... ~. .E. q
WINDOW SHADES. H.
variety of Styles patterns. Window Cornices ETC.
]. D. CAMERON & CO., y
jas 2p6t &c Charres and q Customhouse Streets
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WRIGHT & CO.,
J5I ond o. Nhorfrns atraa
4 ESH

1t should distinctly understood that the INDIA CHOLA
GOGUE prepared expressly counerac the effects of the
Hasal influence upon the human SYSTEM 1t equally effect
nal in the cure Bilious Diseases Of all kinds Liver Com
plant Jaudce Dyspepsia the various forms of Indigestion
and such affections arise from this morbid influence,
from the before enumerated By bearing in mind the
object the remedy mistake its specification
For Aere Cake Enlargement of the Spleen it will be
found an invaluable remedy In of long standing it
should be continued several months By rarely
fails of reducing organ natural and healthy size
individuals travelling in masnal districts of country will find
this remedy taken usual three times day, afford
neect protection against ague and other diseases of
climate
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail propEeors
prices, by ...
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
jas 2p3t Isl and p Charities street, N. O.
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MILE TERESA PARoDI-The many warm friends
Parod and the troupe which, under the direction Of
Maurice Strakosc gave few concerts this will
confident be happy to learn that the troupe will return and
favor grand concerts, at the Odd Fellows
Hail. during week of February. The
appears another column under the head Of Ausements
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~ We5are indebted ID d hghly able mer
camille house this city The annual statement Of
The cotton market for the last year
shall eildeayor to find room for many extracts to-
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One Hundred Dollars EseaU0a'6g.
will pay the above Reward in every wherein attempt
and fail white person Of the Rheumatism, and chal
leuge world make the proposition in good aih
One practical result is better than thousand aSSeveraons
The only and certain remedy eXtan is be had with
directions for its application for s. 50 per bottle Of the under
signed ONLY, at q Circus street. -
DIR. W. MILLER.
ia30 2plt*
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WEDNESDAY MoRNIN {, jan Il AIRY 50, SIC.

no We are indebted to our friend Gen John \:
Quitman from It'd Fifth Cong essional District Of
issss ppi. for late public documents. Many thanks
for the attention. 49, 0
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ALFRED NRoE & CO.,
On MAGAZINE STREET. "a
Invite special attention their present superb assortment Of
sEASO N ABLE CLOTHING. stlE
OVER COATS Of every description; s,.ss@
CLOTH FROCK COATS all qualities and colors;
BUSINESS COATS, of every description;
,. CATELONIANS, CLOAKs and TALMAS;
Fancy Cashmere PANTALOONS, splendid variety;
Black Docskin P NTALOONS all qualities -.>s
VESTS of every description, rich and beautiful.
4 very extensive assortment of
GentIemcn's Furnishing Goods,
of every description.
SIIIRTs-the largest assortment in this city,
BOYS CLIO Nc, 81
The very best manner which particular attention is
requested. ,..,-5 ~
INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of every description, Trunks
Valises, Carpet Bags Umbrellas, etc
N Clerks speaking the French and Spanish languages al
ways in attendance. 5-4-zg
EIy- No trouble to show Goods. .r
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
jams 2p6t "a Magazine street. corner of Gravier.
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Strangers .N'0aU ise The City

Strangers .B'0aU ise The City
Should not fail to call at
S. N. MOOD US,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE.
His Celebrated Shirts Six for 81,
We'll made and the buttons warranted not OFF,
ENGLISH HOSIERY from 81 per dozen.
SEAsONABLE UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS 80 cents
each.
ELEGANT NECK-TIES, endless variety.
The Is cent ready .hemmed LINEN IIANDkERCHrEFs.
s. DRESSING ROBES DRESSING CASES and the finest
stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in New Orleans
render visit to MOODYS SHIRT EMPORIUM indispen
sable to the sight-sceker or economist jas 2ptf
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STAR OF THE NORTH. Meyerbeer's grand opera,
in three acts LEtoile du Nord, will be given ut the
Orleans Theater tomorrow evening, with Mines Col
son, Gambler and De Laurens and NM, Junca and
Laget in the principal parts. The announcement
should be sufficient to secure very crowded and
fashionable attendance, we have no doubt will do