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MANY VOTERS,

Hs-At a meeting of the American Party of
the Seventh Representative District held Mt the School House
on Greamen street, the 9th inst, Mr.. LOUIS LOMBARD
was unanimously nominated candidate of the fill the
vacancy occasned Conmon,Connc by resignation
Of Ieonce Burthe, Esq j.
no 2p7t ECG. CuVtl.LlER, Secretary
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Island Of Cuba.

Island Of Cuba.
J o S E D O II n G o
Importer of Havana Cigars IS Leaf Tobacco,
No. 10 Customhouse street.
Has irs. opened the above importing establishment
found superior stock Of the hest selections and
favOrite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
AT THE WEST PRICES.
"OID JOE,r he is farniary known for the last
sixteen years AT his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER TIE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
sill, remains old quarters, where be found the
best brands Havana and Paper Cigars Of his iporta
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL, ~ ~
ARCADE,
can always the very brands Of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars the very quality Of H"vHna Cigars and
smoking Tobacco mlU 2piy
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Da-. Billings
ALIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP ;

K52'. HItEtRgS7
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP !;
AN ISFALLIBLE REMEpS
For Cholera Infantum, or Summer Complaint of Chill
dren Cholera Morbus Disrrhea, any Irregu-
larities of the Bowels.
The long successful experience in the use Of this remedy
by yccr of all the diseases for which it
together with the highly respectable testimony
which efficacy in the of the Bowel
Affections Children Darea Cholera Morbus snd Dyson
terry grown persons en.i.le confidence Of the
munity. Sold by ,.
o. 0. W00DMAN,
milo ?p2. corner Common and MegEzire streets,
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To Country Merchants.


BOOTS, SHOES AND BROG ANS.
Landing and for sale by the undersigned large and choice
OF BOOTS SHOES and BNGANS, consisting Of
MEMS and Boys KIP and SEAL BROGANS;
Mems CALF, KIP and PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES;
Mems CALF, KIP and PAT. LEATHER STRAP SHOES;
Mems SEAL, CALF and ENAMELED SLIPPERS;
Mems PAT. LEATHER and CALF SEWED BROGANS;
Mems aud Boys GRAIN and KIP HUNTING BOOTS;
Mems and Wunen's INDIA RUBBER OYERSUOES;
Women's IEEI.ED and SPRING HEEL PEGGED BRO
CANS;
Womcu's GOAT, PATENT LEATHER and POLISHED
GOAT PEGGED BOOTS;
Indies PATENT LEATHER, LASTING, KID and G DAT
LACE BOOTS and BUSKINS;
Planters BOOTS; Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fishermen's Boots; Mud =.
Light Kid Light Seal =.
Iislf Welted KIP Boots; HALF Weited Boots
As have all times Of partners the North who
gives his whole time selecting from the
offer fresh sensouabe goods
believe ii Womb be to the interest Of buyers
stock before purchasing elsewhere
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
m12 2plm Magazine street,
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Mr.. AND MRs. FLoREsoE.- These popular come
dams closed very successful engagement with their
benefit at the ST. Charles theater on Saturday night
They had good house, as they deserved, and gave
as usual the highest delight and amusement to their
auditors They both labored under the annoyance of
jndispostion during their last week-Mr. Florence
being afflicted with cold, which was apparent to
those familiar with his voice. and his wife being so
nnwe that the fatigue Of each nights performances
compelled her to keep her room all next day. They
have gone to Mobile to perform engagement there
which we hope will not prove as ardaous or anpeas
ant as the one just concluded here
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Joseph Lands = Co..

Joseph Lands y Co., s
tf-4 Sole Agents for r &. V
PROCTOR 4 GAMBLE,s FULL WEIGHT
'' STAR CANDLES.
FOR BOYLE CO.'S
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
AND
MO ONG HELA WHISKY,
DOMESTIC BRANDY
ml2 Prom - and IS Tehoupionas street
.teeC Orleans
A T O N f RS WAREHO USE.
Domestic and Foreign stationery, etc.
j. B. STEEL,
No. 60 Camp street, New Orleans,
Respectfully begs inform his numerous customers in
the city and country that he is receiving very large
assortment of all kinds of BLANK BOOKS PAPER
and STATIONERY, and would call the merchants
dealers the following list of articles which for
sale 1T the lowest prices
Blank Books.
Iedgers Journals Day Books Books Order Cash.
Letter, Sales and Receipt Books; also, Bank Memorandum
Copy Pass, Bills ading and Bills Of Exchange Books;
Indexes Pocket I.edgers etc.
Writing and Letter Papers.
Imperial Super Royal Medium, Deny, Folio and Fooscap,
white and blue hot pressed plain English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin
best laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or plain.
Sealing Wax.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet black Fancy Coored
and Perumcd, Gold Spanged and Bronze Sealing Wax.
Waters.
Best English, Scarlet Red Noaria and Transparent Waters
of all sizes.
Inks.
Maynard Noyes' Black Ink Arnod's English and German
Copying Ink; Stephens Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid
| and his brilliant Red best French Carmine Ink.
InkstauGfs.
| FaS India
Pocket, Whitneys Patent Diapers Patent Cork ard Pew
| Iukstands, of all kinds
School Books.
large supply kinds general selected with
by the subscriber, personally assisted by the jdgnen
and advice Of Professors and Teachers
Committees Teachers Dealers and all who buy sell again
supplied ut the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, at the NEW
! ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
J. B. STEEL,
! milo opGt<W No, GU Camp street.
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rg- For Associate Justiee.-MEssRs. EplroRs =
Please Judge JAMES L. COLE OF Lafaarche, as
candidate for the office Of Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court for the Second District
The election is Monday, the 9th Of APRIL mil 2pd'
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p-Fourth District Court - am caidi-
reelection to the Office Of Judge of the Fourth District
Court New Orleans. Election first Monday in April.
milo 2pte M. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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ALL PREPARATIONS usE,JAcxsos La, tng. I, 1854
Dear SIR feel bound express my qualification for
the benefit have derived from the Of two bot
ties of your Bitters have found them 10 lie all
them be- and eheerfuiy recommend them tome
public as remedy for the diseases they in
tended for and superior preparations in Very
respectfully yours. H. oPPENHEiaEh.
sac advertisement milo oplm.sW
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Messrs. Editors of the Crescent: You Will
please announce Judge D. AUGUsTIN the Judge of
the Fifth District Court Of this city, candidate for cleo
ton election which take place Monday the 9th of
April next
p,l6 2pte MANY VOTERS.
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GAIETy THEATER.- The grand spectacle Of g obe-
rom which is melange of everything pertaining to
the stage being made up of equal parts of drama,
opera and ballet and illuminated by the groupings Of
the Kellers-was produced at the Gaety on Satnr-
day night, before q crowded audience. 1t was very
beautiful throughout and gave the highest satisfae
ton. The tableaux of the Keers were exqaisitely
beautiful, each being honored with call for repe-
tition. The Misses Durand and Hodson, as 0beron
and Titanic, were very fascinating. After" oberon'
the famous patriotic tablesux of the kellers were
given. The same attractive performance will be given
tonight. +" oberon,' We think is destined to have
great run at the Gaiety
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To Country Merchants.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
For sale by
TIL 10 N 4 S L.. " HI T E
Bookseller,
No. los Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALARGE and SELECTED ASSORTMENT Of the MOST
APPROVED SCHOOL. BOOKS and STATIONERY On liberal
Merchants others visiting New Orleans to make Book
purchases can lind LAW MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, at
mI6 2p3t No. l05 CANAL STREET.
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A.cARp


n =. n. = II. . =, IL, ~
Nv. r. ADAMS.
NEW oelkAss' as''o '0'1 81 .0s.. ss F
& 6 Wv o,,,,t,Ass. March 4, 1857.
D.ar sreel arerievea Il lie sfiisls Crescent q
March relation Courier have the honor gem @
sbsencs from the city till this morning ms
two days. = r.,,,. . IN, .rr.nyc the p,eliminn.
res. With sentiments of The n,gnsts ies'u
Your op pfoaN II BARRON asIToN BRECKIsE1DGE.
To W H. ADAMS, Esq. a..
8a NEW oRIEAss, March 4, 1857. I,
Dr. W. p. Williams ,,a ~ ~. M ,rr,;,st hx
Dear sir In regard 70 me n1s the homer 70
from John Barton ri fssac seymour With much
1t $50 HI - ,,n..s x.r,, s., 1ss-
a. R.r,on preokiuridge ESD So" t
eeasd Will he arranged a, sch time as may be
l4'e-''s Very respectfully, ,n,,s
f5 ". IL. ADAMS.
x~ru- nn,r.xs March III, 1s,7.
i've IT. sSsesss n ~
xq WI Ny viii be desate
n hsassa e .ap'uA ''4'SN !
can only repeat what have already endeayofed impress
leave the city this f ors at xs
arrange the terms etc. Of the meeting previously my
leaving havs R IN esfS Your obsden
To w. r. ADAMS, ESQ. W. ". WILLIAMS .
SEw ORLEANS March q lsS''
Dr. W 7. Williams ,o., .o,sa.rsd IN snsv.r
have refer friend THONGS E. Adams q who
.4af..saj 4s.
OK BokRp STEAMER CALIfoEsIA.
~ ,,-,,..... - Near Mobile March ''h' 1907. )
Deer Ihad the honor yesterday Of handing YOU note
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~ The purser Of the steamship Charles Morgan
has our thanks for usual fayors. ". ss6f "
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The MAILs.--For the first time Tin we do not know
how many months) the great Northern mail via Mo-
bile has brought US dates from New York as late
due, or within schedule time We received yesterday
New York dates Of Monday the 9th inst. 1t is most
too soon, however, to credit the new administration
with this important feat, though learn that the
late Postmaster General was severely censured by
Senators Slide and others the last day Of the late
session,
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] MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1857.

X The clerk Of the steamer Princess has our
thanks for 4 lite Vicksbnrg paper.
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ng- For ssoeiate Justice-Messrs. Editors
Please announce Judge j. N candidate for reelec
lion to the oce OF Justice of the Supreme Court
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SPEECH OF THE Hon. E. WooLDRIpGE.--We have
barely room to refer to the speech Of the Hon. E.
Woodbridge, which appears in another part of this
paper. It lisa powerful exposition Of the enormites
Of the bill against which its arguments are directed
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Boys Clothing.

Justopere per steamship Black Warrior YOUTHS BOYS
and CHILDREN'S SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING
made in the LATEST FASHION.
LEWIS W. LYONS & CO.,
ml6 2pSt S Canal syee', near Camp.
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4FHon. 3. woodbridge, Of the House of Represen-
tative will accept our thanks for sending US legsla
tive documents.
We are also indebted the Hon. 4. j. Heard, Of
the Senate for similar favors.
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N,eaC Books +.

.s. For sale by
THO M AS l.. W HI 7 E,
.- BOOKSELLER,
".I No. 1875 Canal street.
HORACE B. WALLACE's ART AND SCENERY IN EU-
ROPE.
BUFFERS DoCTRINAI. AND PRACTICAL SERMONS.
ISHNAEL AND THE CHURCH By L. Cheeseman, D. D.
THE SISTERS OF SOLEUSE. milo 2pSt
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Southern .NaChinery Depot.

. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from az to 10 horse
power. ..,.
lumber per day.
PUMPS in great variety, throw from 10 to 25UUo gallons
Of water per minute.
COTTON GINS of novel construction mat no f'"A'tF
ought 10 leave the city without seeing.
f CORN MILLS CORN and COB CRUSTERS, FODDER
CUTTERS and all the I4ABOR-SANING MACHINERY OF
the das together with MACHINE BETTING and BETTING
CLASPS.
All these constantly on hnnd or receiving, by
D. C. LOWBER, Agent,
M onGnNo 90 Magazine street
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C01pcttng!
j.. D, MERON & CO.,
1874 Canal ST., Touro Buildings
Are Offering their large stock Of Velvet Brussels and
Ingram CARPETING, At low prices.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
choice Of Brocaee Silk Wool and WorSted
Damasks Lace and Muslin Curtains; Cornces Pins Links
Cords and Tassels; Gimp etc.
WINDOW SHADES.
large variety designs various sizes put up the
best manner a short notice.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH.
Three to twenty wide Of ordinary and the best quail
tiles. ,, ,rx
COO pieces ga A. and Ga of fair and Ie best descrip
iors White and Coiored. milo 2rGt
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ORLEANS THEATER.- Madame La Grdnge.-This
lady's performance Of Fides, in " The Prophet" on
Friday night, was an event that will long be remem
bered ia musical circles here. We have seen that
dnous roIe mastered and riumphantly, by other sing
ers at the Orleans but those triumphs it appears to
u.s. must fade away before the recent one Of Madame
Lagrange, as mists before the sun. We have
been interested absorbed in the character as por
rayed by Others but must confess that we never had
q full or proper conception Of it till now.
Fides Is one Of the few characters on the stage in
which the fulintensty and divinity of maternal love
are shown forth and that account 1t is bound TO
please, whoever the performer may be. But when
performed by Madame Lagrange, it is absolutely
rayishing. N. Moulin as The Prophet, on Friday
night, was correct and powerful. In several OF the
scenes he divided the honors with Nine. La Grange.
Mile. Muller, as Batha, was clever at times, and
sometimes deficient. She had the very serious fault,
in some passages of arousing expectations in the au-
dence by good singing at the outset and then disap
pointing those expectations by failure in the climax.
With this exception, the performance Of g The Pro-
phet was magnificent
Tonight Nine La Grange appears as Rosna in
The Barber Of Seville" This is something quite
different from The Prophet but La Grange is a
queen Of song, and can please in everything
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GosE 70 EgRoPE-ou the 9Th inst. Hon, Charles
Sumner sailed for Hayre in the steamship Fulton.
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Charities Street.
HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDER

HAIR WORK MADE TO ORDER.
The undersigned hegs leave inform the Ladies Of New
public that he is fully prepared to execute any
order in his line, such
BRACELETS NECKLACES,
GUARD and VEST CHAINS,
RINGS, CROPS CROSSES, BUTTONS.
HEARTS, ANCHORS,
EARRINGS, ACORNS,
SNAKES, FISH, BASKETS, ETC.
FLOWER BOUQUETS, MONUMENTS, LANDSCAPES,
LETTERS, etc, in Lockets, Brooches or Frames
Specimens his may his store, which ae
public respectfully invited to call and examine.
The invites those who may favor him with
their orders call aud their work made This he would
favor there great deal of imposition pracce
business by substituting work imported from Paris and
passing i, if executed with the hair furnished
wond also that he the confidence Of the
most respectable families in the city and State and offers below
the 0: his customers without their permission
but refer he is satisfied they will endorse al
says having !nsted him with the hair of deceased friends
which was beyond valuation to them.
Always hand complete assortment of JEWELRY, par
ticularly BRACELET CLASPS BREAST PINS, AID LOCK
ETE for Hair or Likeresscs.
REFERENCES:
Hyde Goodrich, Miss Blackburn.
4. A. Tyler, Esq, Mrs. Landry.
Gen. Pauches Family, Mrs. Maritime.
Judge Richardson, Mrs. Chiffon.
L. C. Duncan, Esd, Mrs. Wood.
| H Rodewald, Esq, Mrs Mclean
j. G. B. Yuille, Esq, Mrs. Briugier.
| Miss Mcllhenuy, Mrs. jerks
Miss Ralston Mrs. W. N. Perking,
| Miss Robertson Mrs. Vaudeville.
E1~JEWELRY and WATCHES carefully and neatly TO
| paired by experienced w0rkmen.
AS- Recolect the Tumber--27 Chartres STREET.
dl5 2pMo5m F. TEUBENRAUCH, Artist.
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NEW ORLEANS, March Il, 1851.
Your obedient servant,
THos. E. ADAMS.


New ORLEANS, March 18th, 1857.
Dear Sir hare received through Mr. Mecay your mote
communication eth instant proposing
terms citing WIN. r. Adams, Esq and friend
Col John Breckindge tet Indignant aud ncensed. My
Intended reject those and my language may
positive and harsh naure do not now wish
you to consider personal. FL .E r. h#
Respectfully your obedier servant
To THos E. ApAxs Esq. WM. p. WILLIAMS
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LYcEuH HALL LECTURES. The fifth of the lee
lures to the Young Mems Christian Association is to
be delivered at Lyceum Hall this evening, by the
Rev. Alexander Campbell, D. D., OF Virginia. His
subject will be "The Philosophy Young Mems
Catholic Christian Association, Single tickets of
admission are only twenty-five cents. The name Of
the lecturer induces to believe that his discourse
will be worth four times as much to hear.
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IA We are Indebted to Mr.. Kerby, clerk Of the
steamer Republic, for St. Louis and Memphis papers.

~ The clerk Of the steamer Sydonia will accept
our thanks for rery acceptable favor, one which we
never expect to forget The Sydonia leaves for Red
river we understand, on Tuesday evening. She is q
fine boat skillsuly commanded and excellently man
ned, and altogether worthy the patronage Of the
n,,blic.
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Wanted to Hire.

Woman wash and iron snd do general housework; either
white colored Apply immediately
P. NJ. TOURNE,
milo 2p2t % Baronne street.
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Or. Samuel Reynolds.

Cares HAscERs ScALpHEAp, WEIIE SWELLING SORES and
1es''S O. ever! description ia3l ABLY
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StIEcI'ar07'e.
large of useful and beautiful articles consist
ing, in part, Of
TABLE SPOONS, TABLE FORKS.
DESSERT SPOONS DESSERT FORKS,
TEA SPOONS SAUCE LADIES'
COFFEE SPOONS SOUP LADIES'
FISH KNIVES, CUPS AND GOBLETS,
BUTTER KNIVES, PITCHERS,
SUGAR ToNGS, WATERS,
DESERT KNIVES, TEA SETS,
NAPKIN RINGS, SALT STANDS,
CASTERS, BUTTER TUBS, etc,
All guaranteed of u. s. Mint standard.
Silver articles manufactured to order on short notice.
Besides the above endless variety Of articles
sary Housekeepers may be found at the COMPLETE
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE of
HENDERSON g. GAINES,
mic 2p6t 90 Canal street
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Crescent Job ONCE. zsr
eSs H R . I I ~
BOOK ANO JOB PRINTERS, ~

BOOK ANO JOB PRINTERS, -
No. 40 Camp street, New orie""'' '
The aboye Establishment having been lifted up WIN fso
and extensive assortment of PLAIN and ORNAMENT
TYPE PRESSES etc. is prepared to execute every 'e' u
yROoAs -iSyD ron k'x6A@S II ~
SUCH AS
r,o,,r psNpuLETs ms. POLICIES,
,JrIur INC p1rrsLADING, BRIEFS,
,,,,,,,r CIRCULARS CARDS.
rn,v Err1prs MaN1rEsTs STEAMBOAT Bills
~ ~ NOTES DRAFTS ETC., etc,
and In fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
In the best style of Typography, at satisfactory prices
11av; on hand large of beautiful Scotch Face
TYNE carefully selected with especial reference to printing
ROCKS PAMPHLETS etc. patrons can rely on having ser
work executed in style unsurpassed by any other oce IN ne
49,. nil 2pMof
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Tie Eastern Clarion.
ts'tSp's Gatefss.

GO AND SEE TIE KELLER TROUPE TONIGHT.
ml4 2p3t
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7ne Dnsl,x Ty,,,es :
EDITED BY JOS. Brennan AND WALTER HOPKINS.

a Daily and Weekly Journal, devoted to the Com
1 II mercial, Political and Literary Advancement
of the South,
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Csockes'y at HE'hotcsaEe,

Cs'0ckesy at HE'hoiesaEe,
S 4 NJ U E l. E. MO e & co.
No. 40 Camp street.
We in and receiving direct from Liver
poo" a very large stock of all kinds Of EARTHENW ARE
suitable for the country trade. In part:
WHITE STONE CHINA.
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE
BLUE EDGED, CREAM.COLORKD and DIPT WARE
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and SAUCERS
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKEHY
PRESSED GLASS TUNBLERS and GUBIETS
BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES SALTS etc
COMMON CASTER FRAMES
CASTER BOTTLES, MOLASSES CANS
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS
All of which Will be sold New York prices and packing
guaranteed fee 2ptf
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To Country Merchants.
H. D. MCGIN MS
Bookseller, and Sationer,
Would respectfully attention of Country Merchants
to his large stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING PAPERS, PENS, INK and all kinds Of STA
TIONERY the Country Trade which he is
selling ut very low rates.
Fl. D. MCGINNIS,
mic 2p3t Sc Camp street.
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so,.tlse,.,. Fu,.,.tt,.re IF.areroom,s

Southern Furniture IF'nrerOOsts
CHARLES A. STEWART,
1t Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Nesc Orleans,
Has received the mandatory 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 in his line will find to their ads TO
give him call before Purchasing elsewhere. sf.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
milo ap6t6ltW Ill and lT3 Canal street.
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To Thomas E. Adhns, Esq. IE17- =.
Sir have this moment received note Of this date.
naming as the terms which Mr.. W. r. Adsms will meet
my friend Col john Barton Breckinrdge Pistols at two
psces reply have only to say the above terms are such
as no gentleman would propose and gentleman accept
eHH 7T7T 80 WIN. P. WILLIAMS y
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NEW ORLEANS March 4, 1851.
Dear SRI feel aggrieved at the atticle IN 'le
March I'd in relation Courier have the honor 70 demand
Of you The usual satisfaction Of gentleman Ies1 n
the city till this morning has caused
twu days. u, ...,r, ~, n,eminn.
RES With sentiments Of the highest regard remain as ever
III Your obedient servant L. ,,r.,rr-rSp1ncrg
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-23

THE BARoNET AND THE BUTLER.-A
story is stold of Sir William Inglcby, a
Yorkshire baronet. 1t was his habit to
pay his own bills, periodically, and in per-
son. On one occasion, he repaired to one
of the houses with which he dealt, in the
neighboring country town, for this pur-
pose. The proprietor was a newcomer,
and did not know Sir William but,
hearing him say that he had come to pay
Sir William Ingleby' bill, he took the bar
onet for the baronet's butler, and invited
him into his parlor Such a mistake was
the greatest joke possible to Sir William,
who sat down with his grocer, smoking
his tobacco, drank brandy and water with
him, answering all his questionings as to
the comfortable place he had got, and the
time he had been there, man and boy,
and finally took buffers discount upon
his own bill, as no one had better right
to do! 1t was only when he drew a
cheque that the grocer saw his error, and
rose to vehemently apologize. est down,
man sit DOWN. cried jolly Sir William /:
"your tobacco is good, and your brandy is
better-let us have some more of each,
and part friends