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Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

certify that had tumor underneath my right
arm, from which suffered intense pain. showed
it to the doctors, who said it could not be cured
then showedit to Mrs Thompson, who gave me some
of her Samaritan Salve." On its third application
the tumor broke, and was in short time perfectly
well. This tumor was four years coming to head
MARY CAMPBELL,
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EOK SAI,t.
FOX SALE,
n Nine convenient Dwelling Houses,

AxA Nine convenient Dwelling Houses,
and 5000 feet of ground suitable for buildings,
th rty per cent. less than cost--As believe the
builders Of this city, myself included have agreed TO
build no more houses without some little IemuDern-
ton for their labor and TO show my ncerity in
the case offer to SELL in order to get clear and wind
up my business
A OF those handsome and well-built three-story.
lnd-attc Brick Houses; Also Building Lots; also,
situated in square 452 leading from Sixth to Seventh
streets, on Massachusetts, avenue
Also that handsome and convenient block Of three
story Houses, four in number, on Sixth street. be-
tween III and | streets.
Also, the corner Ground, about 5000 feet sll in
square 45S
With the exception of this ground, believe, none
can be purchased in those squares for less than III
per foot
The houses are all occupied by good and prompt
'euants aggregate rent Of SO AGO. and can easily
be augmented TO 5000 without any other improve
mens to the property, and viii sell separately or
together
chance A liberal credit will be given on part OF the
purchase-money.
Inquire OF the subscriber on the premises
mar ll-Std&lawf J r. PtILL ~
IrA FOR SALT, "A two story Driek House
E.0 aud Store, containing thirteen rouns, situated
hlng, between Fayette and Henry streets, Aexan-
dria, Virginia.
Also, TOR SALE or exchange for country property,
a number Of other hous and lots, situated IN Aex-
andria, Virginia.
For terms apply TO H. o. CLAUGHT0N,
Alexandria, virk inia,
Or Dr. L. LLOYD,
feb 14-2svH Washington City, ID. o.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
nF mahogany, oak, and walnut, Of superior quail
" ty, Just received with assortment OF new fur
niture at The store next to odd Fellows Hal 7th st.
mar 3l-eo3tif A. R0THWELI.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03
THE AMERICAN BROTH

THE AMERICAN BHUTH
Frs.
Fl. Magilton, of Penn,
Geo. Dunbar, of Maryland,
+. Donaldson, of Alabama,
G. Crosby. of Ohio; and
THE YANKEE BROTHERS
Hercules Libby, Of Ohio,
ii. Omar, of Virginia,
J. Davenport, of Texas, ant
C. Noyes, OF Tennessee.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03
" GOOD SAMARITAN SALVE.n

Which has produced the most wonderful cures
Look at the following certificates out OF hundreds in
the possession of the propretress
BALrInoRE, October 10, 1883.
DEAR MRS THOMPSON: For the last three years
have been afflicted with avery swelling of the
glands of the neck have tried some of the most
eminent physicians but all to no purposes but after
using your Salve only few weeks, have been en-
tirely cured. cheerfully recommend il to others
JOHN SHEFFIELD.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

SEND IN YouR RKMoNsTRANcEs--An citizens
opposed to the passage of the Meachsm Election
bill are requested to send in their remonstrances
against it's passage. There Ia no time 70 be lost
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03
THE MAN MONKEY
Has entered as the best Gym
nastic Equestrian.

Besides others that will
doubtless be entered before
the list closes, (April 5th, the
following well-known Riders,
Gymnasts, Clowns, &c, are
engaged to fill up the inter
stices of the performance in
the intervals Of the contests,
viz:
Mesddmes Ormoud, White,
Robinsin, Davenport.
Miles Augusta and Rosa Lee.
Mad. Lepdter Lee.
Messrs. Robert JV1ite, jim,
Burt, Joe Hazlitt, j. Gdslor,
r. Thomas, O. .Srinson, and
r. Dorsey.
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Partly to inspire the efforts
Of the rival competitors in this
CONGRESS OF EQUES.
TRANS,

and partly to reimburse tho
projectors under whose aus
pices this great gathering OF
Circus celebrities t kes place,
and by whom the expense IL
borne, the public will be ad-
mitted TO the performances,
during which the contests take
place, at the following
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

The creditors Of Texas are requested to meet
General Hamilton on business Of the utmost i'm
portsnce to their interests on the first Monday in
May next, at IL o'clock, at Wizards Hotel, in
Washington.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

II J. MIDDLETON, Dealer i'm Ice.--
Twelfth streets. feb 26--ly
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03
SECOND ARRIVAL.

GEu OPENING this morning, at WILL
1LIAN'S new store, the largest and most beau
Va tiful assortment of French Bonnets ever
brought to this market mar 29--dw
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
NI RANG2. Pr0fes-

" "TDWIFFNH.-M BANCN, PrOfes-
I'VE sional Medium, would respectful y inform her
friends and the public, that she has removed from
her late residence TO Twelfth, between and streets
by tenders her thanks to her friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon her, and
hopes, by her attention and assduty to business, to
merit continuance Of public patronage
Refers 70 Dr. Hogan and DIR. Fairfax, Alexandra.
jan 29-ly
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

Game Point, at Aqua creek, is delightful place
for pleasure parties to resort to at this season of
the year. Snipe are said to be abundant on the
FATS and the fishing will soon be admirable
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03
WILLIAM III. FRAZIER,
Carpenter and Builder.

Jobbing promptly attended 70. Shop corner ofFourth
and @ streets. Residence s72, Eighth street
ian t-1y
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

THEArRE.--Miss Agnes Robertson appeared last
night In her peculiar and most bewitching role to
much better house than might have been expected
from the inclement weather. Previous TO her ap-
pearance, Mr.. Jefferson as John Peter Pilicoddy
kept the audience in about the happiest mood for
the reception of the " Fairy Star" She appears
tonight in the characters of Bob Nettles and the
Young Actress, either of which should draw full
house, if people only knew the fun in store for
them.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

Registers Office, March Is, 1856.
N0TICE is hereby given, that licenses for carts,
IN wagons. and drays will expire on the first
Monday OF April next and that said licenses must be
renewed at this Office within ten days from that time
SAML. e. DOUGLASS,
mar 15-eodtApr10 Register.
STILL ANOTHER CHOICE LOT OF
- Straw Bonnets, oh krrs, Boomers, Boys' UWm
Hats and Caps Of every description.
splendid assortment of the finest French va
Flowers
Ribbons, the most beautiful styles, at the lowest
prices.
Grapes, Malines, Illusions, Silks, Tarltons, Bonnet
Frames, Crowns, &c.
Select assortment Of Dress Trimmings
Fancy Goods in all their variety at
VIM p. SHEDD'S,
502, Eleventh street. above Penn avenue.
mar 27--lv [Intcl.& Union1
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a LII who wish to keep warm. and tane
n care of their health will do well TO call Al
Lanes, who has full stock of warm Undershirts
and Drawers, Socks, Gloves, Mufiers, Robes, and
Shawls and will sell them cheap for cash at
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
ian g. 224 Pennsyvania avenue.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

Fresco painters are now at work ornamenting
the interior Of St. Matthew's church The present
altar viii be removed and another beautiful one, of
pure white marble, viii be substituted
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

The WEArHER.--Last night we were favored
with fine shower of rain, which continued for
some hours. This is the first rain that has fallen
In several weeks.
\ The ground was quite dry on the surface, and
this timely rain will aided by the rays of the sum-
have q most beneficial Influence on vegetation
BY tomorrow the parks will begin to put on their
epring attire. rs7
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

Richard Carter, 408 Massachusetts, avenue, and
John p. White, 6l9 New Jersey avenue, are the
joint and sole agents for the american Organ in
this city and Georgetown. Orders for the paper
leh at the stores Of p. N. Pearson, Esq, Island
Hall; Josiah venable, Esq, near the Navy Yard {;
Welsh Wilson, Georgetown; or with the agents,
win be attended to-
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

Jor TO THE JUVENILES, Bro AND LrTrLE-It is
unnecessary TO tell any that the Railroad Cir
Gus Is coming Like Christmas and Thanksgiving,
the advent of one is looked for from the depar.
ture Of the last. This is said to be something
extra.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

Messrs. Hamilton Loughborough, George w.
Riggs, Jr., 2. K 0ffutt, G. w. G. Dunnington, and
s. II. Huntington, have been confirmed as justices
OF the peace for the county OF Washington, in the
District of Columbia.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

fE Doors open every night at P. NJ. and also,
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at l2x
p. M. The entree will be made precisely at IL
and 1915.
To secure system and regularity dur ng the Jousts
the Orchestra has been confded 10 Mr.. Edward Ken
dali and the management Of the Ring to Mr.. Robert
White.
The Ring Horses Of two Companies will be in at
tendance for the use Of the Competitors.
mar 31-l2t
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

The LONG BRIDGE AND THINas.--We call atten-
tion to the proceedings of the public-spirited cit
zens Of the Seventh Ward. The bridge question
is Of interest to all parts of the city much as
of the Island. People who help themselves are
the only ones who deserve help from others Let
there be general, concentrated, and united action
on this important subject. Congress must respect
and respond to such proceeding.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

AccIDEST-Mr. j. L. Connolly was yesterday
knocked down and considerably injured by car
riage, belonging to Mr.. Coyle, and driven by a
negro. IL was thought by some that it was the
result OF carelessness and, If So very much to be
reprehended. The accident occurred on the south
side of the Avenue, near Thirteenth street.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

The tables Of the last month show greater
amount of business on our railroad to Baltimore
than atany corresponding period since its construc-
ton. Thomas II. Parsons, Esq, the agent, sold
for the monumental city" 5000 tickets, and
5000 for Philadelphia and New York. The freight
received amounted to $500 TONS The receipts OF
our Washington Office for the month may be set
down at 100000.
Daily American organ., 1856-04-03

~ Price of Tickets. Wholes, IS; Halves, 81 so
Quarters, u 25.
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saa,se,.scaae Barbecue,

Grand Rally the American Party Of the Parish Of Poinse
Co,pes will take place at RED RIVER LANDING on uEs
DAY the Many eminent speakers will be present On
the Among those who will address the
is expected Capt. CAs. D. DREUX and PRESTON POND,
etc. will be on the ground Also WIN. T. MARTIN, Esq OF
Natchez Capt II. W. ALLEN, Major R. G. BEAl4t ana se'
eal other gentlemen note have been invited to attend \
general invitation is hereby given TO all who take an he
est in their countrys welfare Come one come an rom M
near Annie provision wibe made you both bodily and
mentally. FF &. lt# 'ssy; >-5s&a7a ~.
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LII Card.

ut11 or Fou1rH WARD AMERICAN CLUB,
New Orleans, Oct. Is, 1856. s
j. Sanford Proprietor of the Second District Ferry
Dear STc noble manner in when your FERRY
hot II t,e dposa Of the Fourth Ward American Club on
Thursday the evening of their visit to the FILLMORE Rangers OF
Aleers calls from u.s. behalf of the Club. sincere thanks
We consider compliment ourselves and an
our the good in which we are engaged Ac-
cent them our good wishes and feel confident that
erosity will not 90 unre warded. Yours, truly, ~
s. H. FULTON, President. =
C. O. FLETCHER, yice.President.
J. ,SLEMbIER, Marshal.
W. F. HODGKINS,, No. is @s
.$ J. LELARUE, fz"
E. a. CHADWICK, Secretary.
: Ne1v or1eans 5oct. is 1a56 go 2plt
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LAST WEEK OF THE CHRIsTY's This popular
troupe Of Ethiopian melodsts and humorsts announce
that this is positively their last week in New Orleans
We are gratifed to know that since their arivahere
they have steadily drawn crowded houses, and re are
equally gratifed to know that all their patrons hage
enjoyed themselves to the top of their bent and COP
sidered their time and money well spent To those
who have not heard the Christy's, we would say,
don't let the present week pass without paying them
visit. On Wednesday and Saturday, for the benefit
Of families and children, day performances will be
given Bear this in mind, everybody, and make your
arrangements accordingly.
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Enebr0tGes'6es, StEks. etc.

Fl a r 3 Y S G. e AP ST r E .
1856 CarnE, street ls5
French Work JACONET BANDS.
Gupure and Swiss BANDS-very rich.
Rich Swiss and Jaconet COLLARS.
Linen SETS-Jaconet SETS-Swiss SETS.
Guipure Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Valencia Lace COLLARS and COlI.ARETS.
Swiss and Valencienne RACHEL COLLARS.
Embroidered COLLARS and SETs-for Children.
Black Guipure and Thread LACE.
Valencia and Maltese LACE.
Embroidered sK1RTs-Blacl Lace vE1Ls--Kid Gloves.
-ALSO-s
A large, beautiful and CHEAP assortment Of
DRESS SILKS
by The yard and in Robes
French CALICOES, CASFIMERES, MERINOS
Plain and Figured DE LANES, WOOL PLAIDS, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
90 2pMoWekFr 1876 Camp street,
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s. ". .W0Ody at Homie saGHsSae
4-, 4.F With NEW and SUPERB STOCK Of
FgpE SHIRTS AND GENrL EITEM'S GOODS

s. ". .W0OGgy at Home sag@sae
.s., With NEW and SUPERB STOCK of
FIlQE SHIRTS AED GEMTLEMEN'S GOODS,
& or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Having Just arrived from the North where, under his drec
ton great have effected in the ramfcaons
Of his Shirt Manuactoy and his long experience IN inc re-
quiremens friends having been exercised
in selecting the LARGEST MOST VARIED assortment of
FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GOODS
ever imported he would respectfully invite his patrons who
literally supported him during the past to pay MIN
an early visit and compare his ...-s.u.. ,,z,
9@ .as5g HALF-A.DozEN SHIRTS FOR 81,
with those previously purchased Buttons warranted never to
off, usual %s&%@ 5s4'~"-
Some idea of the of his efforts to excel al previous
years in the price goods may derived from random
list Of prices Of q few articles, such
HALF-A-DoZEN UNDERsHIRTs for 81 50; ~
g. :. :. HALF HOSE for ST;
e. E. LINEN BOsOMs for 81 50;
:. =. NAINSOOk :. for ST.;
=. ;. THREE-PLY COLLARS for 80 cents;
;. :. l.. C. HDkFS for 81 So
PURE SILK HANDK Err CHIEFS for 80 cents each;
ELASTIC SUBSCRIBERS for Is cents each;
SQUARE SILK CRAvATs for 81 25.
Combined with stock which includes every article necessary
to complete Geneman's toilet.
SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE-a fit guaranteed.
BOYS SHIRTS AND UNDER GARMENTS;
LADIES' HOSIERY
pERFUMERY, SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS, FAN.
CY ARTICLES, ETC., etc.
~' ''''Ns''' >''' ' s. N. MOODY,
corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
h8~Manuac:ory, BIC Broadway N. Y. OILS 2p5t" esaho
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.FyNlg and Whistler Clothing.
T.. NxAEARD G. CO.


Nos. SO ana 60 Canal street, corner Old Les
Z # 8 wee street, AZ. g&t
Inform their friends and the public in general that they have
on hanS large and varied assortment of WINTER
CLOTHING all Of the NEWEST STYLES received by recent
arrivals .m .". .....-"
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth Raglans, ..a
>. French Waved Beaver Cloth
:. Pilot Cloth Sacks and Paetots;
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits; NIL =.
superfne Black and Colored Cloth Frock Ceats:
%'@4 'a1 5.. Cloth Dress Goats;
Fancy Colored Cashmere Paetots, at various prices;
Super Black Cloth Talmas; "#.E#}N ~
Lion Skin and Colored Cashmere Burnous
Colored Velvet Sporting Coats.
81. pANTS
Black Doesiin Pants;
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Pants;
Colored Cashmere Pants, at all prices"
Black and Fancy Figured Sa,inet Pants'
Colored aud Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets
VESTS.
Figured Black and Colored Silk Vests;
... Black Satin and Grosderne Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests;
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests;
Black Doeskn Vests, single and double breasted.
.' FURNISHING GOODS
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts; l.. B. and c. Fancy Mus.
lin Shirts Fancy Plain Socks Merno Silk and Cot
ton Undershr and Drawers superfne quality of Shaker
Flannel Undershis and Drawers Fancy and Black Silk Cs
watts Ties socks Shirt Collars Handkerchiefs Gloves
penlcrs, ETC. ..,a" --
Boys and Youths Sacks, Frock Coats Talmas Jackets,
Pantaloons Vests Shirts, etc.
Together with Trunks, Carpet Bags India Rubber Goods,
etc., with many other articles, all Of which they will sell
MODERATE PRICES.
PLANTATION AND OIL CLOTHING,
Heavy Lined Kersey Monkey Jackets Pants Red Blue
Gray Flannel Shirts; Hickory Shirts; Wide Brim Wool
Hats Glazed and Mario Plantation Hats Heavy Wooden Socks
White Gray Blankets Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts Ke
sey Frocks Joseys Brown Cotton Shirts for Women Oil
Cloth Overshr for Field hands; Oil Cloth Monkey Jackets
| Long vercoats and Pantaloons, etc.
Every size for Men and Boys comprised in the above
| assortment of Plantation Clothing
H5Orders addressed to will be promptly and CAREFUL,
attended to.
F. MALARD & CO.,
| Nos. IS and GO Canal street, corner Old Leyee.
| $1,000
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EgeaE seheidaaae ScEsaapps,

YANDEyEER's INDICATED GIN, OR GENV-
me SCHEIDAM SCHNAPpS,
pure article Of Holland Gin, wholesome beverage and
Invaluable FAMILY MEDICINE, particularly beneficial i'll al
cases of Dyscntery Dyspepsia Diarrea, Rheumatism Cont
Feyers ETC. is highly recommended by many Of The most
eminent physicians throughout the States excellent and
agreeable Alternative admitted ehrcny MI dis
Of the Urinary organs, etc. and is peeaay adapted 10
the OF females and children.
other article has been offered that is Justly entitled
the of the REAL SCEIpAM SCiINAFFs the public
cautioned purchase but the genuine article called
NANDEyEER'S INDICATED GIN, Or REAL SGHEIDAM
SCNAPPS Each bottle will bear the signature Of The pro
prietor and none other genuine without It, For SIDE by
J. WRIGHT u CO.,
| 90 2p3tMoWeFr q and ISL ChWtrcs s..
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SE0E6Oners' EEegEg

SEQE609eez'ss EResEL
DAVID FELT, ~ HENRY G. sTETsoN,
New York New Orleans
d. F ELI C S II E IT S ON, %,
NO. 81 CAMP STREET AND No. BANK PLACE,
General Stationers, Job Printers,
5..4 And
4- BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
Keep constantly hand large and well selected stock Of
PAPER-Ruled and Plain Folio Post Foolscap Packet POST
Commercial Quarto Post Blue and White and laid.
large variety of Plain and Fancy NOTE PAPER and EN-
VELOPs; Copying and Seal PRESSES GOLD PENS, with
Gold and Silver Cases STEEL PENS, in all varieties EN-
yELOPs Of all sizes and qualities and BLoTTING
PAPER.
Together with the largest stock Of 54.- .
Blank Books
to be found in the Southern country all made Of the best Eng
sh and American paper ruled to all the various patterns in
use bound every variety Of style Full Sets and Single
Books furnished at the shortest possible notice.
Our PRINTING OFFICE and BINDERY are on the prem
ises under immediate supervision and being supplied
with Ale stock raefiao be obtained prepared
to do all descriptions work short notice. at low prices and
in satisfactory lnauner. ~ . .,
Persos in want Of anything in line of business are
spectfuy invited give call before purchasing elsewhere
T h5g-No.54 Camp street and Bank Place. New Orleans.
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ACCIDENT no THE STEAMER NATCHEz.-The officers
fthe steamer Judah Touro which arrived last night
report having passed the steamer Natchez, hence for
Yicksbarg lying to at the head Of Grand View Reach
having lost her starboard wheel entire, also the wheel
house. Was hailed by the Natchez, and requested to
take her in tow but in consequence Of the Touro hay
ing large cargo Of cotton on board, and the wind
blowing fresh, she was unable to accommodate them.
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Il, X. HOWELL, Secretary. 90 Up
EgoyEsg. .ameep.scaass RaIgy!:

All the voters favorable 10 the election OF FlLLMoE ana
residing Id the Second Representative District Of
This CITY are requested to attend meeting of the AMERICAN
CLUB, to be held at No. 9 NEW BASIN, on TUESDAY
EVENING, 2lst inst, at 7 o'clock lsa4s-gE* 7@a3'
M On ap2t BY ORDER OF THE CLUB.
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Drugs. CnEuIoALs, orls. Erc.-one Of the N

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILs, ETo.-One of the most
extensive complete establishments has been fortune
enter is the wholesale drug of Messrs E. j. Hart
& Co. No. 10 Tchoupiouas In freshness and variety
quality of their drugs there house in the South
and few the North aordng greater advantages the
purchasee truth of which be attesedb by thousands who
mammoth store addition to their stock of drugs chemicals
and oils Mess E. Hart Co have also large Of
the usual articles to be wholesale drug establishments
such glass; stationery and sundries See their dVer
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Southern Furniture EV'as'ero0ms

CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Neav Orleans
Has just received from the nanufactory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRs and BEDSTEADs in ad-
diton to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything his line will find it to their advantage TO
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
CHARLES A. STEWART
90 2p6i<W Ill and ITS Canal street.
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GROCERIES !.

GROCERIES IN ANY QuANrITy.--Retail grocers,
housekeepers and caterers generally hereby odee take
look the advertisement Of Messrs. David H. Marks Co.,
third page of this mornings Crescent If they can't find
in that list everything that they possibly want Of
opinion they can't be accommodated in this neck Of
woods indeed this continent The warehouses Of
NJ Co.. Nos 81 and IS Tchouptoulas street. constant
Of ebulon from he of goods they
ceive aud the disbursements they make the time.
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azrsEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -ea

SOUTHERN pARLoR MAGAZINE AND LADIES' Book
Mrs. ". E. W. MeCord Announces in another col
umn that her arrangements now being complete, the
first number of the Southern Parlor Magazine and
Ladies' Book viii be issued on the 10th ofnext month
and will be continued regularly thereafter We shall
alude to this audable enterprise more at length here
after.
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TRnEE,s !. Eseszgu.. EeagEg!!s

FILLMORE r. N G Err 81
Hon. RANDEhL HUNT wiladdress the Fillmore Rangers
nd lis fellow ctiaensat ODD FELLOWS HALL on TUES
DAYEYENINGsneSt 2lst inst, at o'clock. .
szv-The Fillmore Rangers Old Line Wings, Conservative
Democrats public generally invited to be present.
E. T.. PARKER, President
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AB- NEW GLASSES in the English, French, Spanish
and German languages begin this week at Dobears CONNER
cal College, JOG Canal street There is apartment and
special Professor for each language that practice
reading writing andspeakng twelve hours day. and hear
nothing spoken but the language they wish acquire There
is also m apartment for Mathematics, Penmanshp Book
keeping Photography ETC., that attend to
branch they may require to fit them for business.