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Arrivals Mt the Principal Hotels Yesterday

CITY Murphy Heard Mis- iiehrd J Ia Jas sn L
lady Miss NJ Harde Ala; Glass Glass 7 swan
j Bradford Ala: " stockton, NJ Rhea ady md two
Chairman + Tucker Fiodrnoy La : Badger Port Hnd.
SON Mrs Hobbs Mrs sordan, Miss Hutchinson twin pr
l. hudson DrF Phillips, r L 0tsy Comson, + Bell, t!
Wyatt Austin Jordan, Miss; Spear Bayou sara Gel
Pine, Miss Mesercle, Miss Ballantyne Stewart Beokly
Bruce Miss Lucy Dotp La Hf~re, Mo- II Burton,
Mrs Burton, A A Burton, Tenn.
ST. CHARLES. B Stckney and lady: Miss Hunter ST
Louis; Wright and daughter Mecal lady and chill
dren CINCINNATI Ccher, Peake Va; A Fally, Weighan
Soutn Carolina: Gardner, Iapdry, DR. Hale Selma;
Shan, on, Miss; " II Tombinsen s. Lonis; + Gaines
Ark Bondurant Tensas; A I. Hadea lady and sv Miss NJ
Fa. ar, Miss NJ Pinson Ala; Gen q Sparrow and lady
Spa Miss Kate Sparrow y Hougt IN CARROT;
Mnj Fost, lady and svt, La Miss Thornton Wilkinson
r Thompson, New River; Powell La: j Il Stewart 3
Feck N Y: l. A Edwards, Plaqueule; " Preston F,
Robinson, Ark, u.... ... .g..
sTLoU1s... Egell, Caroiua: J Wade; Miss Wade,
La; A sterug Mobile; 4 NJ Bliss, p Pue Miss Mesoie
Battenne. Brookyn; VIM Higgins Baton Rouge Daniel
sirehsr wife and child Miss Ellen DWplse p T Henderson
Guild, New York. R Gaines Ark; H II Perry SaSannnh
Dr. Tucker, Miss Anna Glover, aourcie; Mrs Wood
ward Jno Ilnphreys, La Jno Burden md wife, Miss
EPnu
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GtOtHissg.


F. NAL ARD & co.,,
So and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
Received per steamer Empire City assortment SEA-
SONABLE FOODS for early SPRING WEAR, consisting of :
Cakes TweeGs OFFICE COATS, PAITOT FROCks, PANTS
asd VESTS, in suits.
Cashmere Tweeds COATS, PALTOTFROCkS, PANTS and
VESTS, in suits.
NaniInet COATS PALTOT-FROCKs, PANTS and VESTS,
in suits
superfne Light ard dark colored Summer Cloth PALToT
FROCKS, Office Coats ari Sacks.
Tweeds and Nankinet English PAI.TuTS.
Flannel eds PALTOT. FROCKs and Office Goats.
Black Merino FRoCk COATS, Pa.ta!oons and Vests.
Black Caslmarette FROCK COATS.
All Of the above Of the latest styles in and material
and Colored COTTON SHIRTS all Linen Shirts Socks
Gavats, and variety of Furnishing Goods Trunks TRAY
cling Bags, India Rubber Clothing,
Intending to make room for orr Spring and Summer Stock
shall SELL from this date,
WINTER GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.
Plantation Articles.
In connection with our establishment for fine goods we
general dep 4 of PLANTATION CLOTHING which con
taius the following fpy Spring and Summer:
ATTAKAPAS COTTONApE PANrAL00Ns, superior tc
any the Northern Cottouades, and by Sewing Ma
Chimes.
DENNIS Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS
Daius, Log Cabin and Brown Lien Jackets and Jumper
SHIRT.
womens and Girls Coronado and Calico FRoCKs.
Blown COTTON SHIRTS.
STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats, etc.
n. B-We keep hand depot the whole year rour
| a complete assortment Of WINTER PLANTATION CLOTH
| ING, for Men and Women.
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS ana GO Canal street,
| fe9 2r6:tltW corner o. Old Ievee street
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
IN Ar me DIsAs TER
NEW YORK AND CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Tpr THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL IIsEs.l

CHARLESTON, Feb s.-The ship j. P. Whitney,
from New Orleans bound for Liverpool, was spoken
yesterday off ST. Helena, "a sound in the southern
part of South Carolina) dismasted and leaking
badly The steamer Dudley was sent out to her
assistance r. ....r ka al Et
9gFY 81 New York Markets. &4Es
NEW YORK, Feb. 1l.-Flour and Corn closed with
an advancing tendency, the latter at T4c Provisions
generally are steady Wheat is quiet at 81 l35, and
Whisky firm. s.zs4.
Cincinnati Markets
CINcINNAT1, Feb. L. Flour and Whisky are
steady Sugar closed buoyant and in good demand
at from III to l2c. Molasses closed at from II
to nc. y,
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. live have very good stage
of water from this point to the mouth of the river
Above the river is gradually falling. a
The Thermometer to-day stands at a freezing
point. a.l W #4 @
V1oKsRuRG, Feb. 1.-THE Magnolia passed dowr
at 2, the John Warner at 3 and the W. s. Ewing al
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Tar Masonic RALL.-The ball Of Mount Moriah
Lodge 1t Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday night, more
than realized all previous authorizations in regard to It.
The attendance was very large and fashionable, many
Of the ladies' being Of that class who will only turn
out to balls on special and extraordinary occasions
The cotillions filed up every part Of the large hal!
and when ii the itch regalia Of the Masons
and the fashionable costumes Of the ladies fitted and
flashed together in manner beautiful to behold.
Geniaty ran high, and the relish for the dance was
so much enhanced by the bracing GOODNESS OF the
night that each dance seemed only to have got fairly
started when it concluded The throwing open of the
new lodge room the only Masonic Lodge in the
city-was 4 very pleasant feature Of the evening It
is really splendid room-one well worthy having its
picture taken-a perfect boudor Of sumptuousness
and artistic beauty The ladies' focked to it incess
anty, and seemed to enjoy themselves moi little il
tripping over its elastic carpet, testing its damasl
seats, and aduaring the symbols Of Masonry which
were ranged around and freseced on the walls. The
thrones Of the presiding officers, the golden pillars
surmounted by globes and the Bible, spread open OF
asyelvet cushion in the center and surrounded b.
lighted candles, were equally objects of inspection
and admiration. Is #i a44
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TOn.bOta Of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 5000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES
ia Representing a Value Of sic, 000!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers about the mid
IDLE Of February soon ali the Tickets are taken
+" Price of Ticket
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY
The Drawing will be made in the presence Of the Admina
tors Of the Asylums.
Tobola will include 800 principal Prizes of value as
follows "'a 3d..
Prize HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for $780, sit
Rampant street, No 10 between Cont and Bienvlle
streets. ..H-. ..f x
A plan of the said House may be at the Lbrae Nou
velle l07 Charities street.
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO, of the very manutac.
ure
Prize s-A New BUGGY and a Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Prize "A PICCoLo PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large of SILVER WARE consisting of Table and Des-
sert Forks and Spoons Tea Spoons etc.
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES OF va
riols makes and Prices
so SILVER WATCHES also Of various values
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES.
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS of the best Authors
20 lots Of WORKS OF ART, viz: Satuees; Steel, Liho
graphic and Photographic Engravngs-the whole with
suitable Frames.
o FOURTH SERIES.
100 lots consisting Brooches; Pins Sleeve Collar aud shr
Buttons Porte Monnaies in mother pearl, SHE'LL ETC.
Meerschuum Pipes, Bronze Porcelain, Crystal AID M
| other Fancy Articles
As the rest of the Prizes they will comprise various arti
c.es of equal utility they will be de
veed the subscribers according their choice from among
the different articles they exhibited hereafter TO
announced the for facility of access
The whole will represent real value of $4,000 with no fur
than that of the expense which the carrying
pft
the value which wfh be marked upon every article.
The articles will be exhibited from and after THURSDAY
JANUARY l. 1887 the LIBRAIRIE NOuvELIE. lot Char
tres street, where shares may be procured te2 2p2w
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sr For the quick cure of Coughs. Colds

n9- For the quick cure of Coughs. Colds.
Influenza Whoeping Cough, Group B.onehiiis and all Dis
eases and Complaints of the Throat Lungs Chest.
This wonderful remedy has cured who
given up ncurabe with Consumption and other scrofuous
the Lungs and Throat and children afflicted with
Whoopng Cough Group thar 1t being prepared for
gen-raluse, under the name of WOODLANDS CHERRY Elk
PECToRANT.
1t truly astonishing discovery in medical science
of present century few weeks after using this remedy
cough entirely and The lean ank weak and
e5naciaed become fat, strong and robust.
1t like edcinefor while il reals the Ulcers in the
throat lungs gives noushent and strength the
feehled body il pleasant take, and win not offend the
delicate stomach.
The proprietor will guarantee that this nolshiug remedy
ill the weak, enaeiaed Umptiye sound health
and good condition of body quicker than the approved
halng methods other consumpve treatment in From
day this Cherry Expctorat is used the patient begins
to grow fat.
Sold, wholesale and all, by o. o. WO0DMAS,
OF Magazine ard Common
j. WRIGHT & CO..
Nos. 81 and Isl Chartres street. Y. o.
And by W. 4. FOX, Natchez, BUCKNER 4 CRuMP viCks-
burg. fec 2pG:&2tW
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CtG0ifs ttse6 Russian E,rrs.
CONE TO THE LADIES
FASHION TJ,E f,Tn,rS unrrSr

CONE TO THE LADIES
FAS HI0NABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will be find an unlimited stock q all kin!
Of Fancy Goods; loco yards Of rich French Silks
So CASES PARIS MADE PONNETs
20 rich Lace and Muslin Sets $40 SETS Russian Fur 40 y
Plaid Shawls; fnl assortment Of rich Inces aud Rbbors
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new sy
Robes de Ch"nbre 100 Rich Embroidered Handkerchief;
iuI assortment Of Dress Goods Rich Flounced Barege
CANDIES and Tissues full of Bridal md Baby
cues HqeS embroidered Under Skirts and style Corset
Ladies' Sc Shell Combs Fancy Bags and Porteonnsies
as this is already known 5 the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FACTORY
ana me only one in the city that keeps unlimited STOCK
NIoAhs' ALL STYLES for Ladies' Misses and Babies vi
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS, of OUR oTl
MANuFACTtRlNG at half the usual price and will gaarai
tee t. sethem less than half the price OF those houses hat
on North to buy some Cloaks to sell again.
Merchants buying Coaks, Bonuets Silks Embrtlsrias
any Fancy Goods, should cal at Ia CANAL STREET.
D. Z. KEEGAN,
d. -pCm ia Canal street.
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III Card.

Steamer ECLIPSE for Louisville, WEDNESDAY the llh
.[ instant. "a T. sH Z
Business having ceased to Justify large boat as the
Eclipse running the yicksbug trade she WILL from this
date ply regularly this port and louisville the bal
of the business ~ RI O. <
The Southern Belle will attend the business Of the Eclipse
this until the Saturday September next
when the Eclipse will puncuay her place and day
the yicksburg and New Orleans trade. L.-r
L. W. BROADWELL,
fec 2p6t Master steamer Eclipse.
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New ORLEANS, February H. 1857.
GenenerIt has been my wish and inteLtion to place
the The Supreme Court District
candidate FOR election but had been permitted desg
Of nomination which would have accept
me, would have which you selected
accept, therefore, with many thanks nomination coming
from body Of citizens respectable alike in numbers and nhu
erce.
You have had the kindness that this invitation is
extended without distinction of party and the remark is
fully justified by reference the signatures attached your
letter. trust this Is the indication Of s only your
part bu! that OF the community in general the
judicial department OF the government possible beyond
the influence of party excitement.
1retnGin with great respect, year ob't sery't,
J. N. LEA.
To Messr A. n Kelly Thos A. Adams, c. Roseiu Pierre
Soue, Lev Pierce Others fel2 2plt&W
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R5T-We are sometimes almost unable to de-

Nos II and l5I CHARITIES Street, \. Q.
And W. L. FOX, Natchez, BUCkNER Il CRuMP yicks.
burg. fec 2pG;&2tW
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d. 22pCn
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veterinary Surgeon.

DOCTO W. PRO o R,
No 6S JULIA street. between St. Charles and Carondelet
regularly educated Veterinary Physician
has commodous premises and opened
an INFIRMARY diseased Horses Cattle His long
experience and practitioner Of VETERINARY
MEDICINE SURGERY in Kentucky and Tennessee,
him in believing that lie give entire satisfaction III all
him. Where is effected Charge
will be made,
ps-Speca attention given Nicking and Docking, in the
approved styles - -
DIR. w. PROCTOR,
is2n 2ulr No. lG2 Jula street.
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THuRsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY ~ 1857.
~ The clerk Of me steamer Cuba has our thanks
for Mobile paper

TEXAS ALMANAC FOR ls57.Mr. J. B. Steel, No.
ca Camp street, has sent copy Of this Almanac,
published at the office Of the Galveston News It is
valuable work, comprising condensed history of
Texas and all the other knowledge that can possibly
be desired 81 that State.
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PRoF. VEGAS BALL-Prof. Vegas, the popular
teacher Of dancing, will bring his pupils before the
public in fancy ball tomorrow night, at Odd Eel
lows Hail. We hear great deal of this gent!emans
proficiency in teaching the young idea how to shoot
downward, and have doubt that the bal of the u-
veniles will be richly worth seeing The early hours
of the night will be set apart to the children, and
afterwards the floor will be cleared to give the grown
folk chance. We are indebtedsto the Professor for
tickets of invitation
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.HesU Stock of Goods!

.161C SfOfE or eEOOuS!
undersigned take leave inform the citizens Of New Or
leans and the public generally that they have just imported an
entire new stock of Goods, consisting Of
Tobias, Johnsons Coopers and Beesleys PATENT LEVER
WATCHES, in fine Is carat Hunting Cases;
Detached Lever Ic?ne WATCHES Of every descrptoni
Fine Silver HI MING PATENT LEVER WATCHES;
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS;
JEWELRY, Of the latest style and finest quality;
FANCY GOODS, etc;
Fine English Double Barrel GUNS;
RIFLES of all sizes;
Colts, Deribgers and Aliens PISTOLS;
Hunting KNIVES, Pocket CUTLERY and RAEORS OF the
finest manufacture;
All OF which viii disposed Of the lowest prices wholesale
and retail
Persons who want anything business would do
well 10 examine our stock they purchase elsewhere.
D. KERNAGHAN & Co,
65 Caral ST., between Magazine and Camp sts.
sPaclar attention paid to The repairing of fine Watches
and Pocket Ghrouoneers, by experienced workman All
work fully guaranteed fey 2p5t
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EDITORIAL ACcEssIoN.--R. B. Rhett, Jr,, has pur-
chased the interest Of the late VIM R. Taber in the
Charleston Mercury. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Taber was killed few months ago in duel With one
Magrath. Mr.. Rhett is young man of finished edu-
cation end fne talents. -.u
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SAD AFFAIR.-On the night of the 3lst ult., mar
ried lady named Mrs. David, residing about fifteen
miles from Columbus, Ga, committed suicide by
throwing herself into well ninety feet deep. She
had for some tine been subject to fits of mental de-
rannemhnt
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associate Justice Supreme Court.

aa- Hon. j. N. Lea: Sir--As the term for
which you have been elected an Associate Justice Of the s
preme Court will expire the undersigned felowcit
izens without distinction party respectfully ask leave sub
your reelection to the voters Of the Second Judi
cial District. sg % f
many the State has enjoyed the benehtof your u-
dcia abors people had ample of testing
your fitness for the distinguished station you f Your
past judicial presents unquesonable guarantee of
your usefulness; and the undersigned feel they are per-
peror ming public duty inviting to become again
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Fisk's
NelC Goods.

uvelC GOOUSs b..
f r AN XII r OB E r L s..
sNe. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has JUS, received and now opening magnificent stock OF
WATCHES JEWELRy, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS.
The complete Of Useful and Fancy Arc!es
such as Pape Tables, Desks, Work Boxes ec Rose
wood Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Boxes JeweEy
Cases. Porte Mounaes, Card Cases, etc.
PERFUME
Lubin Extracts choice assortment Of Coognes Soaps re-
mades ETC. etc
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth Clothes, aud all Other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment andeve variety.
COLTS REVOLVERS-A large stock of these well kno~s
Pistols will always be kept on hand.
Purchasers whether wholesale retail invited 10
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their puT-
chases.
ne Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo optf No. ~ Camp street, nnder the City Hotel!
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yALENT..,Es AT D'APREMosT s.-Mr. D Apremont,
under The Odd Fellows Hail. the field with budget of
valentines of qualities con'c seor and senti
mental They worth Inspecting. a,'- -
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Young MINIS SOCIETY," BALL To-NIGHT. - The
fourth and last but one Of the series of the Young
MEMS Society fancy dress and mpsk balls, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, takes place tonight. 1t will be sight TO
see, and delight to Participate in-beauty u con
secrate the scene and gaety clap her hands for Joy
We say this knowingly, having been present at some
Of the previous balls of the seiies, and having goot
reason to believe that the ball tonight will consider
ably eclipse its predeeea sors. The last and CLIMAX
ball will come off on Mardi-gras.
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DEA1d OF EX-SENATOR MERR1CK.--We lean from
teles.aphic dispatch received in this city yester-
day that ex-senator Merrick, of Maryland died in
Washing ION on the 9th inst. at an advanced age.
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scribe symptoms and do know what ais We fad
ourselves weak aud physically proslraed We have
terrible sinking the pit of the stomach; teyerish brow
iGtid breath and gloomy, forboang mind. Such symptoms
dsorgan2ed stomach and diseased liver. Hostel
ter's Vegetable Stomach Bite peculiarly adapted
these symptoms that they give appetite mpar and
vgor the SYSTEM and every respect build the broken
down and emacated invalid. They peculiarly adapted to
and delicate fem lies Sold by Druggists and dealers
generally. - ft9 ep6.HltW
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VALENTINES AT STEEL little blind god goes
before the week is a The hearts in the city will be
fuiter Of kind other OF Cupid Is only
era supervisors he leaves to his subjects fan each others
faueies as best salts ilem and tbs said fnd mag
pesss Of the anipg material NJ ssels 80 60
Camp HIS assonenof valentines altogether q slperb
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3,3O7 Priest
10000 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME


Whole Tickets SO; Halves. So Quarters, " %.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the prizes will be entitled TO the "a APPROX
nation Prizes, according to The scheme.
3O Prizes of go will determined by the last figure OF tho
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example II the
number drawing the $50 100 prize ends with No l. then all tho
tickets where number ends in will be entitled to 80 II
the ends with No . then all the tickets where the NUM-
her ends in 2 will be entitled 10 $40, and to o.
Certificates Packages will be sold at the following rates
which is the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets ....s6o
10 Half ............ 40
10 Quarter ....,....... 70
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
Swan Box SO s, Post-otfce New Orleans, or to
S. SWAN & Co., Atlanta, Ca,
se7 apdkw or S. SWAN Montgomery, Ala.
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HoRrIouLFuRE-Mr. Fleur has just arrived in this
city from FrGace, with very large collection Of plans ard
seeds from the best nurseries of tha country and opened
the public AZ Ne % 81 Charles street in the basement spd-
iug Rogers Amphihsuer. EvsIy:hng that can beauty
Lien
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VALENTINES AT MoRGAN's -The counters of Mr.. ].
c. Morgan, Exchange Place are crowded with the fanel
missises which will be much in this week All kinds
are included in the
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DoLsEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. : Young men
desiring good practical education commercial
pursuits will do well to call at DoIbeers Commercial College
NO. lo Canal street whereare taught all the branches Of ma.h
macs the languages penmsnship kkeeping, phonoga
ply etc. There are APARTMENTS professors each branch
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MONTGOMERY ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published at the Capital Of Alabama and
Of the oldest andbet established in tie State and
largest circulation vicinity in the interior and IN
that portion Of Alabama and Western Georgia which trades.
with New Orleans Il is consequently the best med iun for nd
verising by Merchants in New Orleans who desire trade With
its section
BATES G. LUCAS, Proprietors.
z + NJ s.
Mo. 3Mo. No. u M
Daily square IS 90 50 90 sl3 60 $50 %
Weekly, square. ........,. 80 5 30 TO 10 D %
Tri-Weekly, 5qdare..... 90 800 Il 30 Is %
Subscription Daily Per atrIIn. 81 20
B.. Tri-WeGkiy per -,....... 10 F..
.. Weekly per annln .-,..... 2 20
s8~ Subscriptions and Advertisements received tie Creg-
Office. iaz2 p +
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ORLEANS THEATER.-B Benefit Of Mr.. GaaAot-This
gentleman who is most excellent singer and finished
actor and avorite Of ten years standing at the opera
house, comes before thepublc for benefit tonight.
The opera on the occasion will be that grand
production Of sMeyerbeer, !. The Huguenots.'i 1t
is very powerfully cast as Mile Bourgeois, Nine
Colson, Nine Latouche and NM. Junca, Della
grave, Magne and Guillot tbe beneficiary all to
appear in it. Under ordinary circumstances !" The
Huguenots'' never fails to draw full house; we may
therefore reasonably anticipate jam tonight. N.
Gullot deserves substantial benefit and we are sure
he will receive it,, ts3aHa 3zzs.I1 1, al E.s4 ~. ~
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House Furnishing Goods.

CHINA, GLASSWARE,
LAMPS SILVER PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
JAPANNED TRAYS,
IRON, WOODEN and TIN WARE.
A complete assortment, at low prices
P. r. FELL g. CO.,
Carnn straet
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Furniture Bought

The highest Cash Price paid for all descrpo1 Of Second
Furniture. Persons leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose Of their furniture will find their advantage call on
the undersigned.
Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
r23 2p9rn p BaronEe street