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Telegraphed to tbe New Orleans Crescent
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NORTH AMERICAN AT poRrLANp.


Isl IhE NATIONAL LxSE.I
PoErLASD, Jan. 1.-THE steamship North ar,sr;.
can, from Liverpool on the goth ult has inst arrived
Arrival Out
The steamship America arrived out at Liyerpoo, en
the 2Sth
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 30-The sales for two days
amount to 1900 bales-Monday and Tuesday-no
market on Saturday, spectators taking 1000 bales
and exporters 1000 All qualities have advanced,
lower qualities showing an advance of !. The market
closed firm
Manchester Markets,
The advices from Manchester are more favorable
there being better feeling 10 the market.
Money Market. a.
Consols for account closed at 93I TO "a. The money
market is slightly easier. u.
There is prospect Of further reduction in the
rates OF interest by the Bank Of England.
General News
Lord Harrowby will be. succeeded in the British
Ministry by Lord Clarendon. M
India.
The news of the relief Of Lucknow Is fully con.
frmed. The slaughter of the rebels was very great
China.
The Minnesota, with the U. s. Commissioner had
reached BongKong. Speedy operations against
Canton were contemplated. o'as
France
1t is said that all OF the exiled Generals have un.
conditional permission to return to France
Accident to the Sarah Sands
The steamer Sarah Sands caught fire, bat though
half burnt succeeded in reaching Mauritas with her
troops
Liverpool Markets.
Liverpool, Dec. 3O.--Western Canal
Flour 23s to 24s Cd Ohio 2es to 27s. Red Wheat
6s I'd to rs 3D. White Wheat IS 1Od to IS Corn dull
Provisions, ETc.-Beef is dull. Bacon and Lard
closed dull, quotations being nominal. Tallow 50.
Sd. Pot and Pearl Ashes quiet. Produce generally
quiet. Here the line gave outl
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SEPoY CRUEITY.-We regret to state that young
lady. the daughter of highly respected clergyman
OF this city, who married gentleman connected
with the Indian service, about year SINCE has Just
returned, not only widowed, but terribly mutilated.
The Sepoys have cut her tongue out, and inflicted
other injuries. The melancholy circumstance has
created much sensation for it has brought the hor
rors of the before in their reality and not the
least in the parish from whence the lady went FORTH
so short time since, in the bloom of beauty to the
enjoyment as i was believed, Of very happy lot in
life. Bristol (Eng1 Mirror
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Read This /!

- new ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear sirThe twentyour inch Mill which purchased from
you for Mr.. j. Packwood plantation has attached to
the sugarmill engine, and put in operation last
much pleased with % respect both in regard its
pcy, durability, and quantity 1t grinds. timed the mill
when in operation several times found my surprise that
the mill grinding bushe per minute therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with ease
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
au14 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD Engineer.
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PAINFUL AcCIDEST.-We learn that on Thursday
last young man entered the store OF Mr. I. j. Dem
ton at OkOlOna. Mr.. d. showing him coat,
when the young man threw the one he wore on the
counter to ty the other one, when pistol in the
coat pocket exploded and inflicted painful and dan
geroas wound in the thigh of Mr.. Denton.
Aberdeen (Miss.) Conservative 9TH
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celebrated scholar was once attacked by fever at
a country inn. He was visited by two physicians and
one OF them, supposing from the poverty OF his ap
pearance that be would not understand foreign lam
guage, said 10 the other in Latin. Let's try ex-
pertinent on this poor ieow.n AS soon as they were
gone the patient got out Of bed, hurried on his
clothes, scampered "a as fast be could, and was
cured of his lever BY bis fright
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SUIcIDE.-Mr. L. P. Allen hung himself in Green
vile, Alabama, the 7th inst. in consequence, it is
supposed, of pecuniary embarrassments. He effected
his purpose by suspending himself with SILK hand
kerchief, tied to the railing of balustrade.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEiii
aGe0O,OOO for sIOEs

The following Scheme will be drawn by 3. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia. In each OF their Lstterie : January 1888
AUGUSTA Georgia, to which city they have removed their
principal Office TO be drawn in public follows:
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Mrs. Cady $ Co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
AND HOs ERY.

CANAL STREET .s.............0I
Between Camp and st. Charles,
Beg leave to inform their lady friends and the public
ally, thathey have made large additions their MIL
LINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, etc., and are
prepared to with dispatch the
able TERMS all kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style.
Every description of TRIMMINGS and large assortment
LADIES' OHILDREN's and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
stanty hand Rs-Country orders promptly to-
Ladies will please call and inspect purchasing
elsewhere.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of the beautiful designs for
sale at this establishment.
MRS. CADY & CO.,
oil 2pimMoWe&Fr 81 Canal street, New'Orleans.
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INSANITY AND SuIoIDE.-0n the 9th inst, Ger
man named John Pergen gave himself up to the
police of Brooklyn stating that he had killed man
in Newton. On the following day he expiated his
crime by hanging himself in his cell. Nobody had
been killed in Newton.
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Dow, Jr., says that the reason that man was made
after everything else, was, if he had been created
first he would have annoyed the Almighty with end.
less suggestions of improvement
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RAILROAD IN FIx.-A dispatch of the 9th inst.
from Cincinnati says:
All the trains on the Marietta and Cincinnati road
stopped running to-day, and the Company suspended
business. Matters with the Company have been un-
satisfactory for some time past The employees are
strike for wages due them. 1t is said that the
farmers in the vicinity of Athens have SO destroyed
the track in that neighborhood as TO make il unfit for
use. The cause for their doing so is not understood
Superintendent Barnes has lett for Chilicothe with
the view TO arrange matters TO resume business
at as early period as possible.
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Nh. II. Buckley,
WATCHMAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention Of purchasers his
stock of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Of the --latest styles and perfect workmanship The
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch for time
A large assortment of
CHAINS,
BREASTPINS
EARRINGS
SETS OF JEWELRY etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREASPINS.
THE FINEST PEBBLE SPECTACLEs.
Which offered at large reduction from former
R- Personal attention given to Watch Repairing
n23 2p4m
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STRUCK BY BR1cK.-A young lady was knocked
down insensible in New York, one day recently, by
brick which fell from the coping of building past
which she was walking. 1t was thought the injury
she received would prove fatal'
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five Thousand Four HundrediPrizesI
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICEET sCHEMEii
To be Drawn eacb SATURDAY. sn Janu.~v
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Wines and liquors,
I7..............ROYAL STREET, ,..............I7
Asupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quart.
pins constantly hand whehis equal best that
conesto this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PORT-,he best in the city.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B X A N ID ES.
sAzERAo Vintage of 1895 1873 1905 and othe,
brands.
w HISK ",
OF ldsscriptions-scotoh Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
=. Also.
On hand usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii.
QUoRS in the Market which will be sold reasonsbl
terms a any 9th eT heusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No. IL Royal street,
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II. Career COnipany's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GIN

The undersigned sole manufacturers under f. CARvERs
patents of 1893 lS45 and lss permanently on
onice and Warehouse 70 GRAVIER STREET and ar.
prepared to furnish Planters and any
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem 1t unnecessary detail its advantages over 9TH
its Dumherless endorsements authorities
using it, sufficient confirm is high reputation and &c
make its adoption still general.
ns 2piy E. CARVER COMPANY,
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MIR. Pugh's Kansas Eli.

The provisions of Senator Pugh's bill, says the
New York Times of the 7th inst. for the admission
of Kansas, were not fully accurately stated in the
telegram which embodied the only account of it htb
erto received We therefore copy the following sum-
mary OF the BILL as given by Mr.. Pugh himself in the
Senate:
The bill provides for the admission of Kansas into
the Union State, under the Constitution adonted
at Lecompton, Nov. T. 1857, with the boundaries de-
fined in the Paccation bill of the last Congress and
upon ttco fundamental conditions.
The first condition is, that the seventh article of
the Constitution, relative to slavery, shall be sub
mtted to separate and direct vote ayes" or 'No y
OF the qualified electors, the 7th Of April 1858 at
which time the State officers the Legislature and the
Congressman shall be chosen. The returns of this
election to be made to the Governor of the Territory
instead OF the President of the Convention and the
election conducted in obedience to the laws in force
on the 7th of November
The second fundamental condition is that the Con.
stituton shall not be construed as to limit or i'm
pair the right OF the people, through their Legisla-
ture, at any time to call convention for the purpose
OF altering, amending or abolishing their form of
government, subject only to the Constitution of the
United States.
The President is required to admit the State by
proclamation as soon the election of April 7th
shall have transpired.
The ordinance of the Lecompton Convention, rela-
tive to the grants of public lands is rejected and in
s stead the usual articles OF compact are offered to
the hrst Legislature OF Kansas for acceptance or re-
lection, as in the case of other new States.
1t will be seen, continues the Freeso Times, that
the State is not to be admitted absolutely but con
dtionally-the two conditions being that the oues
ton of slavery shall be submitted to the popular vote
op The 9TH OF April, and that the people may at any
dme alter or amend the Constitution at discretion.
.
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SHOOTING AFFAR.-We learn from the Hemp
stead (Ark Democrat, that there was terrible shoot
ing affair at Magnolia, Columbia county, Ark, on the
10th ult. b. o. W. Whatley and D. E. Strong got
into difficulty about lawsuit, which involved their
friends and resulted in the shooting of four men
j. W. Curry, John B. Smith, Adophus Whatley
Augustus Whatley and Jesse Dismeaux. Curry died
Immediately after the fight; Adolphus whatley was
mortay wounded it is thought, and the Others dan
gerousy so. Curry received three Shots The parties
were all highly respected citizens.
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PHILADE ELPHIA.

II L A ID E L PHIA.
kGsH FOR PHIL LADELPHIA - REGULAR
kRFfN Packet Line-Ihe Al schooner Narraganseft.
Hall, master. having nearly all her cargo engaged
will have dispatch For balance Ct freight passage apply
on board, Post ~ Second District, or to f'
jal5 GEO. W. HNNSON Co, 50 Camp street.
kS6 FOR PHILADELPHIA- KEYSTONE
kfTTA Lne-Frst Nesse-The and very fast sailing
ss4Espacket ct bark Joseph Hale. Merrill master, only
~ hhds aud 1856 bales complete her load
ing and will sail few days For balance freight apply to
JAZZ j. H. BASS, 1l9 Common street.
SsS6 FOR PHILADELPHIA = REGULAR
NF*N> Paekel-fhe Al clipper schooner Argus Eve,
sSam H. Sharp, master, having large portion Of her
cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For balance of
jas GEO. W. HvNsoN CO.. 50 Camp street.
kS& FOR PHILADELPHIA : KEYSTONE
&sesak. Caroline Ellems, Capt Eliems has most Of
her engaged and will sail in days. balance of
freight of 100 hhds and 200 bbs moasses apply on
boara opposite the Beef Market Post 2 Second District
JAG j. H. BASS, ll9 Common street.
kiS& FOR PHILADELPHIA- : KEYSTONE
SET Lne-ihs Al and very fast sailing regular packet
her engaged going board and will have quick
patch For balance of freight passage apply board
posite he Red Stores, Second District or =
/. jas J. H. BASS, Il9 Common street.
SfSK FOR PHILADELPHIA-THE Al REG
&FFp p>uar packet bark Frederick Lennig, Hgbee,
suaster, is now receiving freght>sad viii have ois.
do GEO. W. HYNSON 4 co, B2 Camp street.
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foErLAsD, JAN 1.-THE steamship North Ameri-
can from Liverpool on the goth u has just arrived.
Arrival Out
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF ROOFING

The undersigned offers the public Proof Roofing
eriai possessing the following everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
II Is cheaper SLATE will long needs NO RE
PAIRING when finished has the appearance of STONE
1t incombustble, mpervous TO water not affected BY
1t be applied any species roofs fat nclined
be applied 10 the sides Of houses taking me place o.
pearance OF being constructed Of Stone
uable mperishabe when coated
with it, they would longer be exposed the atmosphere
flexible when applied to silk CLOTH and will not crack,
nor ssn ~ Pc .e%Tvea oy I1y oEes CHARLES
The Masonic Hall GLENN0N, COLEMAN 4 CO.,
OFFICE LOUISIANA MUTUAL ISsuRAsoE coHPAsY.f
New Orleans, December 10, 1851.
acisr Of the SOUTHERN FiRE-PRooF RooFISGS IhsTs
bad The galvanized IRON roof q ny residence eSys.ed win H.
city Of opinion that rs admirably calculated for roofing
=" ''"A "'"''u '"s '"'~"' VI CHARLES BRIGGS.
INV oSIEAss, Dee "a 1851.
FfRsPRF RonfISs Of Msss ss' GhENSoS
MAN CO., and had satisfactory protection against both
The skye6t in our Office has been for number Of years in
leaky cobdOn having dehed all attempts made fol
Southern Fire Proof RoOanE II Is now entirely free from
Any anneance and we feel that we can safely recommend
Isignsdl sIcKLEs co.
Jefferson Parish, January TO- 1858.
Hous with he Southern Fire Proof Roofing u
faction CHAs. DUsUAU.
New Orleans. January IL, 1855.
Dear srs We do with pleasure recommend your Southern
FIRE Proof Roofing after having some ten buildings covered
safe, cheap and durable Roofing
OLIVER H. p an 7. CAMPBELL.
tal3 If No 26s CarOndeiet street.
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A NEW DISCOVERY -THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSA ARILLA LOZEN GES,
SIr1nlA M I'M

Prepared by NJ HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior to all Essences srpps and Extracts named and
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea of
general ager susceptible Of being applied to all
from internal cause, either in the blood any Of the
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the animal vegea
Bile and mineral kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and thanks my interchangeable
searches, Il is now obtained.
vegetables the necessary means for this
grand idea which based upon oeagnous principle Of
sparlla partly known to the public Such the discovery
which have the honor this day Of Advertising The form Of
LoEenges has been given It, because Its precuded tho
possibility Of doing otherwise and have divided II into
pie and compound Loznge In order that they might given
MY FIRST experiments were made privately and remained un
known until wonderful results had satisfied had
ceeded and that the charge Of quacky could be brought
attention Of physicians and of the public s called to
these Lozenge order that may witness the ad
rablere Of the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of a thousand persons.
The stomach eansed the blood Is purified and renovated
by removing all impurities from this precious organ and fluid
sPEoIAL EFFECTs
l. Prompt and radical cure of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these Lozsnges have had the
Veuereal syphillc hepatc scorbu,cal equity, rheu.
matte and and bilious diseases completely cured
All diseases Of the lungs head stomach bowels and
other internal and external complaints disappear entirely
For sale BY the box with prospectus. showing how they
GENERAL DEPOT AT n HEREUs,
Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. wwssiGHT 90,
and Isl Chartres st.
e GuIILoI, Royal street
II. BONEABEL, 81.
corner Of Matches and Tchoapitouas SITS.
O. II. wERCKMULLER,
l02 Camp street, corner Of Poydras street.
BocusultatiOns gratis)day at the above Drug Store
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DANCING ACADEMIES

Nm DANOENtr A.
~ RARDI respectfully announces TO his riesds and the
A public that he has reopened his Dancing Academy
NM the Masonic Hail. st. Charles and has also opened
Dancing Academy at the Eagle Hall, corner Of Pryana
street and Felicity Road.
All the Fancy Dances Of the will be taught including
Les Lenciers and the American Quadtlle.
Glasses at Masonic HaFor Children, Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, from to p NJ For Gentlemen, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday att p. NJ.
Glasses Eagle Halfor Children and Young Ladies', every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from to 6 P. NJ.
Mr. g. having followed the profession in this city for the ast
% hopes continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him. jail I'm
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\ PRIEsTLEY q BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP

III II HAHLW
"a CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE,
&b0 have well assorted stock Of Foreign and Domes
tic Hardware Cutlery English and American Bar, Hoop Sheet
and Boiler ron which they offering for sale at low
Are agents for Hman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
manufactured at the Rolling Works the Cumberland river
Their on by test has proved itself superior other made
In the United States.
Are also agents of O. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell MaSuactory
and Of New Jersey Copper Company.
Wenvte the attention Of the country dealers planters
chants and the public generally arge and well assorted
stock. d29 Mott
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ORLEANS THEATER- oRLKAxs sTREET-
THALBERG's and vIgUxTEMPs CLASSICAL, and
CLOSING CONCERT

ORLEANS THE ORLEANS srREET-
rHALBERos s ~ SJSgs s5sss, CLASSICAL
Uug.seeaen..a osms,..'ss Grand ard Pull o.s.,rai-
BERGs and viEUxfENPs COMPANY
FRIDAY. March S. less
Positively the LAST APPEARANCE Of THALBRRG and
OF ~ ifr xR .sS
P Plsf x Fl En-
cs n r.. IN D..
cMsch Finale composed and sxeeutsa bg HENRY vIEgx
ZINES ID .GS &c VI ss 's
ME a SSs w sing A Robert lie DA' and
none RATcH win sing Aha .'sarbIere di sIvfglIa.'
yMoss HoiTzEs viii sing The ssqaIsiss Ar yn milo te-
soro." from MozArs's famous opera. Don Giovanni"
Musical Director. PROVOST
ssThs free list with the exception Of the public press, is
entirely Inn S'R SsIs a. e. Sis sysnng y,
Tier Boxes and Parquee y Pit 81 Third Tier 50 cents
Box ossce Of the Orleans Thsaief - " ''a
az Gonesrt commences O'Clock. Pull particulars I.
small bills and adyersenents ms
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sr. CHARLES sr-
b psBAR..........--....... and Manager
NJ Manager
CHANGE OF T1MEDoors open quarter before Z; the
Overture commences at ~ O'Clock
FRIDAY EVENING March s. lsss.
&. alsM y 4 sSss ns sGo1 s9TFs PI:
Mr. Chanfrau; Robert bowalt Mr. Henry Frren .Afer
which, the extravaganza Of NOSE IN CALIF0RNIA-Mose
Fa9Tso s : s , Four
nS-To mofrow-Beneht Of Mr. Chanfrau.
PRICES OF ADNIssIos-Drsss Circle and PArqnete 70
eens Second Circle 80 Gallery Is cents Qaadroon Bon
| tickets, IS cents: Private Boxes. each. d.
BOX ohee open daily from 10 10 p. N.
ms G. g. cHEsLEY, Treasurer.
| SPALDING d ROGERS, MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
| ~ THEATER,
| ST. Charles street, corner of Commercial Place.
IT, r. spaldng Manager
Engagement Of the Celebrated
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIAN
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON Admsson-Ffty Gents; Children and Servants half
price on Saturday
| FRIDAY EVENING. March 9, 1858.
Commences with BIsACK-RYED SUSAN. Dance Little
Julia Christine Song Mast Stewart To conclude with
/ TOODLES-Timothy ToOdles Mast q. w. Marsh.
H1-Box office open from A. NJ. to 4 p NJ
Doors open at ga 0cock-oyertue commence at quarter
| past 2 O'Clock.
ms HENRY RAREsHIDE. Treasurer
ORLEANS THEATER- ORLEANS STREET
| SATURDAY. March 5. 1855
VIII be acted Meyerbeer's Grand Opera IN acts THE
| STAR OF THE NORTH.
| Es-Sunday, March 7-Beneht Of Mr.. Carrier.
Doors 6x O'clock Performance commences !.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle Batficed Boxes,
parquee and Second Boxes 81 Pit 81; Third Gallery 81
| cents No Seat secured unless Maid for ms
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Will stand extreme cold and intense heat-con-
tract and expand with every variation of cmAere any
external exposure to fre--Is PERFECTLY WATERPROOF,
AND WILL. NEITHER EVAPoRATE, CRACK OR ROT,
AND FOR DURABILITY AND CHEAPNEss ITS EQUAL
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
CAUTION:
Since the unparalleled which has attended the intro
ducton CHILDS co.'s CEMENT several worthless mi-
taons nringemens have appeared against which the
public cautioned Remember Chds' Patent in regard
which testimonials and certificates from the largest
Builders Presidents Of Railroads. Insurance Companies and
Planters be shown.
NJ D. CHRISTIE Builder No. S0s Magazine street. has the
sole right to operate this this city. All
with him. the office Of the Propreors, No. l04 Magazine
street. will be promptly attendedto r.
Application be made to the undersigned for the purchase
of rights the above Roofing in parishes terri
tory, in the States of Louisiana and Mississippi.
To builders others this would be excellent invest
J. R. POINIER & CO.,
Office at l. S. Holden Co.'s, No. l04 Magazine street.
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a. SosT ygy For q N nsAasag Ig s

COSTUMES FOR MAsQUERADEs
4 GAND FANCY BALLS, No, liz Cont street, between
z@@M Dauphn and Bourbon Streets
MADAME GROUX, from Paris,
Respectfully informs her the public that
ing greatly increased her extensive stock by mpora
tons from Pari she is prepared furnish the most
pete and elegant assortment Of COSTUMES Masks DOMI
NOES etc. offered in this city comprising nation
and STYLE Ancient and Modern and chosen by Mr. G.
Paris.
Mrs O. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet and Satin
richest which have been made. Prices moderate
Madame Groux has Toilet expressly appropriated
Ladies'
Costumes made TO order on short notice. DE- BIN
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

M AcLnoxxI dgment - The thanks of the
Young Mems Association hereby rendered 70 the
DoilarN = l.. @. BEIN,
M Vss4r r.t Treasurer.