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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17


g,-r of the South
EDITED BY JOS. Brennan AND WALTER HOPKINS.
Our fellow citizens are Society,
porated . TIMES PRINTING AsSoCIATION,' in
tends publish Morning, Evening, Sunday and Weekly
Newspaper this city, but has become necessary
quaint them in brief and direct shape possible with the
claims pecuaries and objects of the journal in question
Though intend first number be Prospectus proper
friends have requested explain position in ad
vanceand Of refuse compliance with their
request.
The original design of the founders was DAILY
TIMES workBg mans paper-in other words journal the
advancement and ultimate of which, employee
should have direct personal interest The only sound basis of
Labor s-Assocaon and that fraernal and irresistible
principle enterprise stand fall We do ask
editors, printers reporters
work for insecure salary; employ them perna-
nenty and give them shares in the establishment besides By
this only their talent hut their mpa
thy concentrate the and ability of single
undertaking and commence outside money facilities
with the available capital the world-ihe Capital OF
Skilled Labor The Stockholders Of the Company who
Immediately connected with the editorial and mechanical de-
parmentS of the thus adequately insured in their
investments because Labor will always bring its price in
areand when positive interest is given that Labor in
increasing the value of The work upon which engaged
be the result Such the fundamental principle
which the TINES ASSOCIATION has based project which
includes only the publication Of Newspaper, but large
| amount of miscellaneous work.
The political position of the Times will independent Tn
connected with any PARTY will aail noneeseryip 10
the fullest liberty in the discussion political questions,
local or NATIONAL 1t viii assume no unnecessary responsibility
and IT will shrink from none which is legitimate Without being
partisan IL will esrlcssy handle every topic of the day with
ont being peiudced is pretty sure to entertain opinions ifs
and on its uthuness franknes and civGy it
rely organ of Southern opinion and Southern
Iect Only one political characteristic will he thoroughly
marked from the Issue of The first number it will be an asse
of States rights John c. Calhoun understood Interpreted
Them The poev or a self reliant and nroDresve Sontb as
outlined NV Mr. Branan in thc New eans nslta two wears
and constantly advocated by him in long continued series
articles which have been appreciated ard nppauded by the
foremost statesmen of Texas South Carolina, Virginia and New
York. will be sIrenuousy adhered tono single interest of the
savehodg States moral material being neglected
| looked
The chief objects of the company in the commencement VIII
necessarily The perfecne, every Department. of the
DAILY TIMES local and family newspaper and to
complish this they have secured efficient
renced writer's in Tie South Their Geographic arrangements
will be Independent. The every portion world
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HJ>Notice - We have been Informed that
several unprnciped parties have for time past been
filling empty bottles with spurious article and retailing it
to their the genuine Hosetter Bers All such
engaged should he Stunned by all that value their heuh for
is evident that those who would prostitute themselves
base action would not hesitate in others We would also
resiy caution you examine well the bottle before purchasing
different parts of the Union several worthless preparations
gotten up with the evident design of being pamed off
Bitters having similar bottle and label and the drec
tions, etc. taken of verbatim the omtance Dr. j.
Hoste,ters name HOSTETTER & SMITH.
lTt.I.U -s.. U.-..a.g.. ..... Pittsburg, Pa
Sold by druggists and dealers generally m16 2p6t&W
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T BATON ROUGE AND CLINTON RAILROAD. - This
popular enterprise is working its way into legis-
latige favor. On Thursday, says the Baton Rouge
Advocate Of the l4th it passed second reading and
was made the special order of the dag for Tuesday
next. Hon. Bythell Haynes, the popular and infiu-
entail member from East Fecicana, is busy at work
to secure its passage and even if he fail his eonstitu.
ency may rest content that it was owing remss-
ness OF duty on the part of their member. We
regret that his colleague, Mr. Jones' cannot reconcile
it to his views of constitutional duty to give the
measure his support, a.a
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Editors of the Crescent: Permit us to thank you
for your kind and notice III connection with the
Times Printing Association correct slight mistake into
which you have inadvertently fallen.
You speak of Mr. Brennan and Mr. Hopkins The editors Of the
Daily Times Mr.. Brennan aud lir Hopkins late of TIC
Delta" This is pnimperan, perhaps The public hui
material enough When rendered designations
acting editors the popresors of the Della 50 with til,
that they should have thirty days supply on
places and the services Of competent team
neatly expired but connection with not dsoou
tinned yet.
At the expiration Of that time Will respectfully close ou
relations with the Delta and endeavor osy your good opn
ion Of capacity in the management Of the Daily Times
Yours, truly,
JOSEPH Brennan,
( N WALTER HOPKINS.
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Recent Publications.

We have received from the publisher, through Mr..
J. Steel, a copy of the following:
MEMORIAL PAPERS. The Memorial: with Circular
q and Questions of the Episcopal Commission, etc.
DID. Philadelphia 3. H. Butler g. Co.
This is d publication that must be Of much interest
to the Episcopal denomination. 1t is neat volume
Of 444 pages, containing besides the memorial crcu
lar and questions Of the commission series of con
tributons from the commissioners, and communica
tons from Episcopal and non-Episcopal divines
throughout the country. 2.F -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

SLAyERs.-lt is stated upon what is said to be per-
fecty reliable authority that since the seizure and
condemnation by the United States authorities of the
brig Brahmah, SLAYER four other vessels have left
New York and gone to the coast of Africa and there
engaged in the slave trade.
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arrival. at the. rrinsspal Hotels Yesterday.

CITY. Walter Stothe. B Gennins. Mackhenry,
Smith Texas; H Montgomery, Mt Vernon; Cain, Texas;
Pepls W Banser, Thos Stafford, Stafford Rapides
La,a g Freeman La; Mr. and Mrs Fuller, o; Edwin
Booth, Baltimore; r Baker Y John Goodwin, Rev G W
n a nsye emnbs Tenn az aay
I ThOms U.s., Als Or BeTe and lady; cqsnsy Tenn;
l. Woodruff, Mobile; + Peterson and lady. Miss Williams.
Ark; A Helnming Woodward, La; Hill, W SypeIt,
Ark Daniel NJ Fluet Las G o WATSON o. l. A Campbell,
Yazoo City; pr kenng La Storm, Mss;.B + Wheeler,
Miss; j Gore, Ky. '.z5sf5-sz7'
ST. CHARLES ,s N B Browning V Dr White, Baton
Rouge Robt Bbbs Ale Miss Druminond, DIR Smith, Pass
Christian Knap Pttsburg; Henry lelknap Boston, j Har-
ris Cal; 9 Crow, Mobilei Key Aai Primrose and
and daughter Pensacola; W Woodfn, do; Covington
Miss Robt WILSON, Henderson Harris Monroe Thomas
Brent Iousville Norton Baltimore Stewart Galveston;
Edwin Booth B9!imore Brady Y Mrs Pollard Geo
laad Trnnnt and family Miss Tufant Tufant La Thos
Sykes. Kansas: Bennett Thibodeux; A Clay, va j
Atkinson. GA; Jordan, do; II Lewis Madison Hard
wick Jas Taylor Cleveland; B Rice Miss Jno ioodwyn,
3 g TAYLOR, Rev Geo wv Joice, Thomas ] Goodwin. Va.
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To Country Merchants.

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGAN
Landing and for sale by the undersigned large and choice
of BOOTS SHOES ard BROGANS consisting Of
Mems and Boys KIP and SEAL. BROGANS:
Mems GALE, KIP and PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES;
Mems CALF, KIP and PAT. LEATHER STRAP Shoes
MEMS SEAL CALF and ENAAELED SLIPPERS;
MEMS PAT. LEATHER and CALF SEWED BROGANS;
Mems aud Boys Ora IN and KIP HUNTING ROOTS;
Mems and Womens INDIA RUBBER OVERSHOES;
Women's HEEIED aud SPRING HEEL PEGGED BRO
CANS;
Nomcn's GOAT, PATENT LEATHER and POLISHED
GOAT PEGGED BOOTS;
Ladies' PATENT LEATHER, LASTING, KID and G OAT
LACE BOOTS and BUSKINS;
Planters BOOTS Calf Skin B03rs;
Fishermens Boots Mud
Light Kid Light Seal
Half Welted Kip Boots; Half Weed Boots.
As have all times of the North
gives whole lime selecting manufacturers
Offer fresh and seasQnabe
believe the interest buyers to eA mine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN N. GOULD,
2plm street
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IMPORTANT Arrest Anderson, who some time
ago acted principal in the abduction of the unfor-
tunate Undo, from Cincinnati, was arrested in Gov.
ington on the 9th inst, and detained to await re-
QUESTION from the Governor Of Ohio.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

The QUARANTINE BILL.-.Some time ago we gave
synopsis of Che quarantine bill introduced into the
House Of Representatives BY Judge Beecher Of the
Fourth District. Our readers will recoect its prin-
cipal features The bill. with some amendments,
passed the House on Saturday last and we presume,
viii pass the Senate beyond any question.
The amendments strike out the fifteenth section
altogether and insert brief sentence in the sixteenth
section. From the rapid glance we have only been
able to bestow upon the bill, it occurs to US that
neither the striking nor the insertion mpairs the
value Of the measure As soon as it becomes a law
we shall spread it before our readers
We desire that the quarantine experiment be fairly
tried # II comes up to the anticipations of its org
majors, good good. If it fails, let all shaeke
upon communication and commerce be at once re-
moved. NJ X II IF lsI 5Ese Is 5.5#s 81 vt 5555
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

ECcENTRIo.-on Inauguration day citizen OF
Pittsburg indicated his opinion of the occasion by
hanging from his front window map of the United
States festooned with black Grape.
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Wanted to Hire.

Woman wash and do general housawork either
white or eoloied. Apply Immediately.
P. NJ. TOURNE,
MIC 2p2: y BSIeLne street
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TRAGIo.-In Goochland county, Va, few days
ago, man named Thomas Pope, while laboring under
attack of insanity, shot his brother Charles Pope
dead. -.
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wsEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. "a

81. PATRIcKs DAY. 4This--as everybody ought to
know IL he does motifs che natal day Of Ireland's
patron Saint and il will as matter Of course, be
duly celebrated by the numerous sons and daughters
OF Ireland in our midst. There will be grand ser
vice in honor of the Saint, at the church on Camp
street named after Him and the different societies
will turn out in holiday attire. We wish our Celtic
friends pleasant weather and pleasant celebration.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

L0CeS and Emb1'OiGeries.
JAMES SYME & CO.,
Have received by late arrivals large additions stock
Of BLACK THREAD LACE POINTS,
MANTLES and Walls;
BLACK THREAD LACE in the piece, all widths from Edg
ings to Wide Fourcng Lace
FRENCH IMITATION LACE MANTLEs and POINTS;
vALENCIENNES COLLARS and SETS;
POINTE d'ALENCoN and BRUXEILES SETS.
ALSO
The above Laccs in the piece all widths.
a.. BLACK and GOLoRED SILK MANTILLAS;
SPRING DRESS TRIMMINGS;
BONNET SASH and BELT RIBBONS;
FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and SLEEVES;
HANDKERCHIEFS;
SKIRTS and PEIG NOIRS;
Intasts ROBES and CAPS;
FTLET NITs Alexander KID GLOVES etc.
JAMES SYME g. CO.,
mic 2p7t lis Canal St Touro Buildings.
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Mrs, Y. J.SULLIvAN-This lady artist has con-
Guided her sojourn in this CITY, and is about to take
her departure for her home, St. Louis She has made
many friends during her residence, being held in
equal esteem for her talent as artist and her quail
ties as lady Her pupils, whom she has initiated into
the polite arts Of Grecian painting, glass painting,
leather enclosing, wax work and embroidery. have
given her very expressive token Of their regard in
the shape Of q set Of jewehy Mrs. s. coutemplates
returning to the city next fall. We wish her plea
SAINT time during her absence and shall welcome her
return. I'M 4 IA alst &sSsEa g558tgt4 ID 9sal @
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CLoaks and Russian FAIRS.

COME TO THE LADIES
SHlONABLE CLOAK HOUSE.
Where Ladies will be find unlimited stock of all fDE
of Fancy Goods; 1000 yards of rich French Silks.
81 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETs.
200 rich Lace and Muslin Sets 800 Russian Fur wool
Plaid Shawls; full assortment of rich Ribbons La
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new styIs
Robes de Chamhe; go Rich Embroidered Handkerciefs
full Of Dress Goods Rich Founced Bareres on
CANDIES and Tissues; full Bridal and Baby Ami
elcs Embroidered Under Skirts and new style
Ladies' Rich Shell Combs; Fancy Bags Poenonnses; ami
this is already known as the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILI.A FACTORY
the only in the city that Keeps unlimited STOCK S
CLOAkS, ALL STYLES, for Ladies' Misses Babies WE
WILL SELL. SOUTHERN MADE CI.OAEs of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING, at half the price, and will guaran
tee them less than half the price those thai
Oh North to buy some Cloaks to sell again.
Merchants buying Cloaks, Bounets Silks Ernhroaere o.
any Fancy Goods, should call at Ia CANAL STREET
d. E. KEEGAN,
az Zp6m lit Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

RELIC LosT.-The draft of Washington's Farewell
Address, in his own handwriting, has recently been
stolen from the State Department at Washington
and all Of Mr. Marcys efforts to recover it have been
unsuccessful. as.#. TO-.
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Garnet EDsgressotyse,

Carpet ET'Gyetouse,
No, l9 CHARITIES STREET--Just received from England
of Medallion Velvet Wilton
SPly, Ingrajn Venetian and Dutch super CARPETISGs,
Also, Floor OIL CLOTH Of all widths and qualities, great
variety of styles. MATING A., L. o. White Checked
and Fancy Window Shades, Table Linens; Druggets
Rods etc. all AZ the lowest market prices.
milo 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU & co.
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Do 2p6n
Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL. CaSEE:E-

Those beautiful RIAL CASKEFS formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co.. No SO ST. Charles street. have been prcaaed m
the Undersigned who offers the ut the usual prices
at No. 200 Camp street.
ol3 2ply DANIEL, MONROE
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BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
The Eastern Clarion.

IAuLDlNG MISS,
D. ~ hD<f1ho'' EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation,
Of Country Newspaper in the South yey resnpctF
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or,
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE VIII
be punctualy attended
RI-FRANK 4. BARTLETT. agent for New Orleans q, a,,s
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Open!
RRIS, N A jill Il CO.,
...eH Successors to Norris & Way3
CLoTHIERS,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
Under the City Hotel,
Have Just received FROM their mandatory Philadelphia
and will open during the coming week their usual
New and Choice Stock
AND UMHRR CLOTHIN
49, comprising all the
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
BALLADS, -..,
COATS,
."rN PANTS,
VESTS,
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BAREGRs, GNGHAns, FRENCH PRINTS AND JAce
s.rsThe particular attention Of city and country buyers is
called sale Of hundred aud
packages and lots fresh imported dry goods by Vincent Co.
athe auction rooms No Is ous,omhoue street Iris day. at
loo'clees, A. r. Terms sale.
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Ca Golden Medal has been deposited at
this Office and will be given any the teachers the Bible
who will explain the meaning of these words:
g And the whole earth of language and of one
speech.'' ....7......-.. .-.a .z .-# .#r
Let down and there confound the language that they
may not understand one another's speech" 'r
As this be the foundation of all learning
be pleased learn the natural laws of the mind here
scribed. q ....- s..t.-.t ..-. --. ... MIL 2pIts
Egr Fourth District Court-1 am a candf-
date for reelection the Office Of Judge of the Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans Election first Monday in April.
milo 2pte ... ...s. r-.- n N. NJ REYNOLDS.
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b SitUes'acas.e.
large assortment of useful and beautiful Articles consist
ing, in part Of T@ ME-
TABLE SPOONS rARIE FORKS
nvhsSEkI SPOONS, DESSERT FORKS,
lea SPOONS, SAUCE LADIES, - q
~ FISH KNIVES, CITPS mn G0RT, FITS
BUTTER KNIVES PITCHERS
SUGAR TONGS, WATTERS
&, DIES SERT KNIVES, TEA SFTS
NAPKIN RINGS SALT TsNDs
CASTERS, RJTTrER rs etc
All guaranteed Of u S. Mint standard.
Silver articles manufactured to order notice.
Besides the above almost endless variety Of articles
sary to Housekeepers may be found at the COMPLETE
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE of
', HENDERSON g. GAINES,
mo @poe 20 Canal street.
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5s,g.- MANY VOTERS.

RB- For Associate Justfce.-MHssRs EDITORS =
Please Judge JAMES L. COLE, of Laourche as
candidate for the Office of Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court for the Second District. VI ~, . lf7& --I0.
The election is Monday, the 9th of April mil 2ntd*
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Mcssrs. Editors OF the Crescent: You will
please Judge D. AuGUSTIN, the Judge
the Fifth District Court Of this city, candidate re cleo
ton the election which take place Monday 9Th
April next. ID ...s FF'.s. -f .-.
milo 2pts 5. .... -s.g.... MANY VOTERS.
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SsUast s Co.'s Lotteries
DRAW EVERY SATURDAY
5,. xrCopltaI Prize $50, o0O.- ea

Owing great favor with which Single Number Lot
received by the public and the large demand
tickets the Managers s. SWAN co. will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year. lL
The following Scheme will be drawn in each OF their Lotteries
for March, 1857: g.
Glass IS to be drawn in the city Atlanta Ca in public,
SATURDAY, March q, 1851
Glass 80 to be drawn in the city of Atlanta Ca In public
SATURDAY March %, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. .....
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.AExhraaafl .KasarnfsS.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published the Capital Alabama ans
is Of the Oldest Gndbest established papers State and
has the largest circulation in its vicinity the interior and in
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans 1t is consequently the best medium for ad
vers by Merchants in New Orleans who desire TO trade with
Its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
T Z r NJ 8.
mo. 3Mo. 6Mo l2so
Daily square, 10 So 90 Sl3 90 sen ~
Weekly, square. ......,.... 2 SO SO 10 90 m ma
Tri-Weeky, square...... 4 90 90 1890 IS 40
Subscription te Daily per annum. eco. ..... ST no
Tri-Weekly per arnum. II. ...,, 500
E. Weekly per annum .,....... . IN
R Subscriptions and Advertisements received at the
office. so9 Or
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Of every description Of fabric and style.
CENTS NISHIN GOOD s
mIT 2ptf OF every description
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PRoF. VEGAs' BALL.-This longpromised affair
comes Of tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. We know
that 4 viii Ne richly worth attending, not only by
those who love to see with what faryke beauty chill
dren be taught to dance but BY those who love to
trip it on light fantastic toe themselves. From
the universal talk we have heard about the ball, we
are certain that the crowd will be great the spectacle
brilliant, and the general enjoyment supreme. IN II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-17

a Coon SPEECH. We publish elsewhere the
speech 81 Senator Chew, Of Concordia, delivered be-
fore of the bill relative TO elections in New
Orleans - We lind it reported in the columns Of the
Baton Rouge Gazette. The speech is quite able, fer
vd and patriotic, and viii command as it deserves
widespread consideration. Js5
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Grockery at BY'hoEesate,

CvoCket'y at BE'R0Ees0te,
S A NJ U E L E. MOO RE 81 co 2.
No. AZ Camp street.
We have in and receiving direct from Liver
pool, very large stock of all kinds Of EARTHENWARE,
suitable for the country trade In part:
WHITE STONE CHINA.
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE.
BLUE.EDGED, CREAM OLORED and DIPT WARE.
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and SAUCERS.
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKEMY.
PRESSED GLASS TUMBI Frs and GOBLETS.
BOWLs, PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, etc.
COMMON CASTER FRAMES.
CASTER BOTTLES, MOLASSES CANS.
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS.
All of which will be sold New prices and packing
guaranteed. fc2 2pt
EEsE9aSeGg TO Purchase,
STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. or particulars en-
Gnire at this Office. iaO 2ntf
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%. %. By'oodnaau,
W H L E S A L E DRUG CT S 7 !,
Corner Common and Magazine sts.,
ORLEANS,
Importer and Dealer in
CHOICE DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES,
PURE CHEMICALS.
ESSENTIAL OILS,
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS,
FINE PERFUMERY and
FANCY SOAP,
PATENT MEDICINES
r SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, FRENCH AND
AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS PAINTS,
OILS, DYE STUFFs,
OF the Best Quality.
R-Druggsts, Physicians Country Merchants Planters
who purchase Medicines may rely upon being suited Orders
promptly attended TO.
Direct importation from Europe.
Receiving, by late arrivals direct from England France and
Germany large assortment of Drugs Chemicals Glassware
Perumery Brushes, Among which
100 lbs Conrad's Hydrioadate Potash.
$50 lbs Mande,s English Blue Mass
100 lbs Mander's English CaIomel;
80 gross French Tooth Brushes.
6 :. Fine Hair Brushes
10 :. Assorted Pomaums French.
:. half lbs Assorted Pomaums in tin cans.
20 reams Filtering Paper.
Il dozen White Plaster Skins.
gross Toilet Soaps, French
French Surgical Instruments.
dozen French Regulating syringes.
10 lbs Iodine.
Carb. Magnesia.
200 punches VioliR Strings
From the Best American Manufacturers,
1850 of Quinine, Power Weghman
50 ounces Sulphate of Morphine.
10 Acetate Morphine.
20 =. Strychnine.
100 lbs Am. II. S. CaloInel, l bot.
200 ;. Am. II. s Caome, in Is ID. boxes.
RI
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Spring and S,sa,A.e,. Clothing.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
ALFRED MUNR OF s. CO.,
No. "a Magazine street,
Are receiving fine assortment OF SPRING and SUM
MER CLOTHING for Men and Boys; also FURNISHING
GOODS Of every description.
THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK
Winter Clothing,
WILL BE CLOS ED OFF
At Very Low Prices!
Wholesale buyers cash short city accepances are in
Ved to call and examine, to whom liberal discount will be
made.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description at mauurac-
turers' prices MIC 2p6t
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Boys Clothing.

Justopeaed, per steamship Black Warrior YOUTHS BOYS
and CHILDRRN'S SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING
made in the LATEST FASHION
LEWIS W. LYONS & CO,
mic 2PSt 81 Canal ssfee; near Camp.