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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09


The receipts to-day include 500 900 from customs.
The amount of currency certificates held by the
banks to-day is reduced to 81 1884 900, being de.
since Monday last of 1901 900, and of 81 644
600 since the first of January The exchanges at
the Bank Clearing House to-day were SIS 595 96l H.
and the balances paid amounted to 81 ola 672 Is.
The bank returns for the last week, compared with
those Of the week previous exhibit the following
variations in the aggregates of the leading depart
meDts =
Increase in loapg and discount 81 422 s43
Decrease in specie Observation-Disclosures. 620075
Increase n cir cuiation Observation-Disclosures. 501253
Increase in deposits, actual ........ 1888
The increase in discounts is the most important
movement for the week. The aggregate of loans is
up to the figures corresponding with that reported
jest previous TO the suspension of specie payments,
but ranges about nine million below that for the
responding period last year. The specie reserve is
nineteen and half millions, and the deposits nearly
five millions larger than at this time in 1857. The
decrease in specie last week less than antcipat
ed. The impression was that the falling off would
be at least million of dollars This in the face of
shipment of about three million, shows that sup
plies are continually coming in from private sources.
There will be no European steamer from this port
until Saturday, and before that time we shall have
California steamer in with about one and q half mil
lion of gold.
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company for January, 1855, were:-
Freight Passengers Aiscel TOTAL.
January 1851 s45 es5 e5 s74f so l776 81 765o4 81
January 1858. - 3s4 &c tS+s ~ $50 So 701l9 70
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VALENTINES.

"A TO MAKE TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
lie To send for one of
sTPoNGs TEN DOLLAR SAMPLE LOTS
VALENTINES.
Containing The following large assortment, VIZ
Iti cmie valentines assorted rs No 81 senim al assosth
a2.NS continental /" s." :. |.
e. 3 e Z & fancy envelopes
~ " rs 3valentne Writer.
=. 6Vslenne Cards
Ihrf WI be sent ~ once IN package By
ghtrsf" ioany city town village he United btaes o.
TEN DOLLARS
ms the most liberal oer madeto valentine dealers
vsen'ne companies and Wholesale dealers supplied he
mos; liberal terms for cash
L. ". STRONG, Manufacturer, e Nassau st, n. y.
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decrease. tao,INo ~
The decrease in the receipts For the month is
larger than anticipated 1t amounts TO about forty
per cent on the gross earnings of the month last
year. This falling off is attributed to the fact that
navigation the Mississippi river is uninterrupted
and freight takes steamers down the river instead of
coming across to Chicago.
The New Orleans Picdaine Of the 9th ult con
tains the following important and intesting facts in
relation TO the progress Of the Southern Pacific Rail
| road
since the notice we gave day two ago Of the pro
gress ofhe Southern Pacifc Railroad have received
fuller accounts although positively later They all
the statement that there e possibility OF
ooubt OF the completion OF the tsepty miles requfed by
the conditions 81 the charter within the specified time.
Indeed there full 20 believe that is at this
day flushed, equipped and in running order. The char
ter therefore, perfected and the point 10 be aimed
The completing Of the number Of m'les-required
conduon-ior conveying to the company the lands
which the state has grsned On the compe,ioc Of twenty
iour mIesonly ave miles more than are now IN all pro
liability, in full operaiiOnthe company is entitled -
cove sixteen sections Tor every mile that 70 say four
hundred sections 2b6 eco They Will also have
| the right to loan Of $4,000 per mile cut Of the
| school iund Of tho state OF rcxas, II they shall
choose 10 accept on the conditions OF the Law
We have already mentioned the contracting for the
| grating OF the road tor seventy miles. Our nforma
Thirty miles are aready eraied The friends Of n,
read IN that region are in high epirw They look upon
the great initial eieulncs as happily surmounted, an
in the establishment of that confidence which IA the
ct One q the most favorable signs OF
that confidence - IN the changed tine o; neghbors
"a Texas towards the read Nc. lour ncc under
mapprehepsnu ~ 10 The real character Of the comps,
ny they tkeptcal or hostile. The energy and
u recent movements have CONVEX ted many of them
into warn ficnGs, and told that the road has
grown a. be highly popular. They have written down
for passenger 70 be the comp eted section
Tie distance sbort, but Va link In the connecting OF
important sections, and Ia thought that tho carrying OF
passengers will prove a great cc)mmodat 1n
n the Shreveport people will push on their road 10 the
Texas line large amount OF business will begin b. be
done H. stated fortunate inciden, IN.
working tie read, that the changes the channel o.
the Eod river have laty brought the beat
the boundary terminus Of the roadfrshing good
navigation for s seasons Of the year up ~ thsl point
advantage OF great value this stage Of operations
| for the trsnfporta,i5r of materials, &c
| The following table shows the receipts aud ship
ments Of grain and -four at Chicago during the
| month Of January, just closed
CosP,H.1ys Rs,aPrs SIuPNESts FfnuR GpAIy
~ JaNtaRY.
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Decrsase.... 81 Col 40 1898 06 $50 % 1854 81
The road of this company is 1873 miles long, CON-
mencing thirty miles west of Chicago, at its juno
ton with the Galena road, and extending to Gales
burg, where it connects with the Quincy and
Chicago Railroad for Quincy, and with the Peoria
and 0quawka Railroad for Burlington and Oquawka.
The Baltimore money market remains easy; the
resumption has had no perceptible effect either
way First class endorsed paper can be placed at
9pe: cent, and prime single named at 10 IL per
cent On call the supply is abundant at a per
cent.
The 81. Louis DeHocrat states that the suspended
banks of that city are contemplating resumption
of specie payments on the 1st Of March. Their
condition has warranted such step for some time
past
The receipts Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company for the month of January, 1858,
same month last year Observation-Disclosures. l,4o03 43
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Reception and Address Of Mr.. Meade, NJ .Aistsr
10 Hraxil-AFairs in Buenos Ayrss-Br' Axilian
Negotiations with the Argentine c .nssds-
neutrality-suspicious. for War Fetwseu
Brazil and Paraguay-Af airs in
Psrsgusy-The True Question
Between Her and Brazil,
&C., &C., &C.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-02

Ad COMPLEMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO MADAME Ma
rALLIsFER.A-The very delightful and neined enter
fainnents Of Madame Macalster have not beeu given
wthont effect in this city We are pleased to perceive
that number Of our appreciative citizens have
offered her the compliment of a special testimonial
benefit, which she has accepted The correspondence
Is published elsewhere, and we advise all to read
It, Madame Macaster has fixed tonight for the
benefit, at the old place, Armory Hall and she
viii give entertainment N every respect worthy
Of herself and or the occasion She has contributed
not little to the public gaety since her arrival here
and She deserves Substantial compliment at parting
Let the HAL be crowded
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GAIErY gHEArER.-Afiss Davenport appears to-
night In her great character of Peg Wo6fhgtou, in
the COMEDY Of Masks and Faces" The character
is one of.ths most admirable creations of Charles
Reades genius and in its rendition we are of opinion
that Miss Davenport has no living superior 1t win
be well worth seeing Bnckstoneis drama, 1.-THE
Duchess de Ia yaubeliere, is likewise to be given
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ps- Hostetter's celebrated stomach bitter.

ns- Hostetter's celebrated stomach Bitters.
for Jaundce Dyspepsia Nervous or Chronic Debility arc very
pleasant in smell can be taken under any cre
stances In Of Dyspepsia acts like magic Strengthening
The tone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive powers
gvngruddy health thb cheek aud brightness 10 e eve Ia
all cases Of diseases stomach whether acute or chronic
may Dc recommended for its soothing cordial and rcnova
Influence Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite nausea ne
emors relaxation debility etc arc relieved liz the RIA
tiers In very short spacd Of time and In t,ir
fails work thorough cure Kent nv al bs nonn
lar saloons aud principal lrug stores fei 2pelSitw
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CLorHINe Al GREAr AnaAlNs.-The Injunction

CtoTHING AT GREAT Bargains. attractions
held purchasers Of clothing By ,ssgs. Alfred
Co altogether upspesabie First in the extraordinary
quantity Of their clothing secondly is variety thirdly
the durability dne ariy and elegant style Of yeiythng
and fearthy he sstonhngly cheap price which everything
Il offered csns and strangers alike should flock the
Great Enporu well gentlemen who have ook
after The yoke shirt is article which The special
attention Of all wsers Of shirts called Read the advertise
meHis IN another part Of tin mornings Crescent.
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TBCO Thousand Dollars ResUard.

We hereby offer reward Of Two Thousand Dollars for the
his friends for the recovery of his body if
dead, of Mr.. WILLIAM YOGEL who mysterousy dis
appeared the afternoon Of Wednesday the 9th
will give Five Hundred Dollars any furnishing such
formation may enable positively ascertain his fate He
German by BIRTH about feet 10 inches high vel
built round fun face light complexion light blue eyes hair
nelinng curl and rather grey beard whskes;
and walking carried himself very erect had on VIII he
left bis counpgEoo light brown froek coat and dark grey
pautsloons.
New Orleans, January 1s 1855.
SCHMIDT & co.
iaoa one. s1trr % O. oil. -.
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EEntld Flfrlisnt.e Sfore.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE also sold exchanged and repaired by
P. NJ. TOURNE,
Iy22 2ptf No. q Baf3une, Canal straet.
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STREET,
Asapply of CREME De BOUzY CHAMP ACNE, In quart.
and pins constantly hand which equal hest hs
ooEnesto this market
=. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
FINE OLD PoRT-the best in the city,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA aud SHERRY
WINES.
II ID IESs
sAzERAo, Vintage Of 1893 1888 sO5 and ehsr
brands.
wHISEk Ys
or alldescriptions Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also.
On hand my usualassortlnent Of the best WINES and IL
QUORs in the market, which will be sold as REASONABLE
terms sny other b susein the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
dT lply No. " ROYAL streel
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iyls2ptw
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Lea y PERKINS,
W0RCEST ERSHIRE AUCE,

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Popretors OF Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs MessrOoms and Private Families
mended to trial Of Lea Perrins' Worcestershire
est rank pleasant palasb and wholesome Sauce app-
cable 70 SOUP Hsh hot and cold game etc. is
tensively used in all quarters q the globe.
The numerous Limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly of It's me and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded to foreign saace the New York Exhibition
aesss the estimation in which By those selected with
special refereneeo their ability judge the quality
lar articles Of table And being popular
The Market nnpfneiped parties Offering for sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,
Ouiy Projectors Of the Genuine sauca
stock awsys IN store AlsoOrers received for direct
Eent from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
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lCorrespondenes.l
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I, 1855.
70 Madame Maeallister.
Dear Madame-rhe Undersigned approaching your artistic
abilities magcenne, your worth woman, and also
year nobe sxerons for the support Of yourself oTpha
children snd many Of having been the intimate friends
your deceased husband would take this you
that hare sympathy for great loss and
wishes for and slight proof beg to Offer
yon testimonial your benefit at such time
md place best su convenience, previous to your
departure for Harnna
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feI 2p2t
Southcrps FurNtassye sVTarerOom,

WILLIAM Il. STEWART,
at Nos. III and 173 Canal street. Ne,e Orleans,
Has just received from Ii mandatory, beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in I'D
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
onprising EVERYTHING In his line Parties
wishing anything his line, will find it advantage
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM II. STEWART,
fel 2nsihlfM III md l12 Canal straat.
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~ IL you are sick, the proba hilityf Is that
he root Of Your suffering IS Ia The stomach From weak
stomach proeeed dyapspsa, anguor, oppression
phragm aaadiee headache nausea bodily weakness dnnes
sight heaatbarn dyseneFy legion Of other
tafmenng diseases IHdlsezton produces hin blood and
therefore destroys The strength ygor the system To
restore the inne Of the stomach and enable on aud
dlsns Forever all these soTneung and
nothing necessary but psrxevsEing Hooands Ger
niels prepared BY Dr. c. ~ jackson, Philadelphia
There is make failure aannsive Effects For
sails BY druggists and sterekeepers IA every village
- 70 cents per bstie
self IN New Orleans wholesale and retail BY j. WRIGHT
A CO.., Nos. n and Isl chartsss street. fel splm&w
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On Monday morning. the l inst al sik oelbek ROBERT
s. MITCHELL, aged "a years native Of Flushing H. l.
The friends Of Smith, CHOPPER Co. and those hi hroher
IN law W. Peters and family are invited 10 attend the f
neral service this morning at 10 O'Clock at No 90 Edward
street, without further notice.
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s5-The sale Of the Ardoyne plantation, advertised
BY Messrs. Palfrey n Co., is postponed till Monday,
the 18th inst, at the same hour and place.
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CIoaks, AaantiIEas,
AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, IsmbroiderIes, etc., etc.

AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, FmbroiderIes, etc., etc.
CANAL STREET.
Finding that her Increasing required additional
store accommodation
III r. 3. II u r. II II H
begs inform Lady friends customers generally that
she has leased the spacious U street. adjoining
her stand which has beea fitted up expressly
SHOW ROOM, for CLoAKs, MANrILI.AS AND BON
NETS, desirable and choice stock goods been
received direct from the first Paris are now be-
ing opened which she respectfully attention and
continued patronage of the Ladies Of New Orleans strsn
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No 100 considerably increased will be found
tain select Of the novelties and styles.
FRENCH EIBROIDERIES REAL LACEs,
of every variety and entirely designs.
JOUVIN'S AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DREssMAKING conducted (under the direct superintend
enee Of Mrs Turner hereofoe By lady Of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch Of the business attended to by
French lady Of decided talent and taste.
Ladies and Families residing in the country who may
ncouvenent visit New Orleans rely upon the
puncna execution Of their ORDERS by addressing MRS TUE
NER. 1903 Canal street.
Merchants conadng their orders Mrs Turner will end
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. lO7 AND 109 CANAL STREET,
nc 2pSm&W New Orleans.
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EGaU Yert Books.
Law Students invited call aud examine the assortment
For sale by
I'll O NJ A S L. WHITE,
Lao - {. ~

l. L l.
ROOAsSzEZx.Ezs,
I05..-.............CANALs STREET. IO5
DoMAT's CIVIL I,Aw--Revised edition; vols.
CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA Judge Moreans Notes
CODE OF PRACTICE OF LoUIsIANA-Judge Morgan,s
Notes.
WENDELL OR cHITTY's BLACKS. MES CoMxENFA-
RTES-A vols.
BURRELL OR BOWERS LAW DICTIONARY
DUNLAP's ADMIRALTY PRACTICE.
CoNKLINGs UNITED STATES ADMIRALTY PRAC-
TICE
sHITIps MERCANTILE LAW.
Gritty ON BILLS, CONTRACTS, PLEADING Criminal
Law
PHILLIPS Is vols) OR GREENLEAF g vols.) ON EYI-
DENCE
KAUFaANs MAKELDY's coNPENDIUMoF MODERN
CIVILIAN
OooPER's JusTINIAN-Revi edition.
SroRYis WORKS COMPLETE-sold separate.
STEPHENS ON PLEADING.
RosCoE'S CRIMINAL EVIDENCE.
YATTELI'S Law OF NATIONS.
WHEATON's LAW OF NATIONS.
WHEAToN's INTERNATIONAL LAW.
ARCHBOLD's CRIMINAL PLEADING-s vols
WHARToNS CRIMINAL LAw-Homicide Precedeuts.
ANTHON'S LAW STUDENT
sCHMIDT's CIVILIAN.
ABBOTT ON SHIPPING.
ALSO
Con1pleie set LOUISIANA ANNTTAT REPORTS Eel 2pqt
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M That remarkable remedy for Coughs
Group Colds aud every pulmonary Affection W are
constrained te benefit derived case 20 recon-
mend 10 those who similarly afflicted to give Il fair Trial
aud, Ike Us admit superiority above Others IN -
eaAiels giving the marked relief and by colina-
anae rstmahent cure.
III seldom give NEED OF praise 70 Patent
eass but this remedy called woodmans Cherry Expeeorsni
+ Al pfofuse and Of necessity ouy
reliable usdicne for those affections See sdsersasmept
fel 2p6t&HW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-02

MADE OF GEN UINE PEBBLES.
SO Camp street....,-.-...5 Sc Camp street.
These Glasses which introduced by Dr. f. 4 Won MOS
CEZISKET the well known Ocust the only Glasses
which have hitherto been constructed and founded the
scientific principle and in accordance with the philosophy
Of in the peculiar form Of Eps and admirably
adapted the Organ Of Sight and perfectly the
Eye aordng altogether the best artificial HELP to the hui
vision The material too, ont Of which the Glasses are
ground is like Use superior any commonly called
other Pebbles it has the virtue and hardness these and
is yet purer and perfectly colorless.
In Of Dr. Won MS professional engagements
Mr. GRAEFE has been obliged, from the great demand fer
these Glasses transfer the Optical Department both for his
and the yenence Of purchasers from the St.
tel to No Sc CAMP STREET in the Store Of Mr. j. RAFEI
where he will be in attendance from A. NJ until p NJ
Accurate examnaos made Of both Eyes by the oPTOME.
TER aud vISIOMETER by which are suited
to The focus by A. GRAEFE 0pteian from Royal
Optical Institute Of Berlin.
Bsg-CAMP STREET No So. Jag 2ptf
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G o N MER Il L c o L l. E G E =,
No. log Canal street.
All desired to begin as possible There are nine
apartments and Professors for each branchP enmansp
Book Keeping, English French Spanish, German Matte
mates, laugh PRACTICALLY, usual Bushes
fsl 2p3.# RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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Rooms W,nnfeCI.

TWO, THREE OR MORE FIRsT-CLAss ROOMS, on the
floor and opening each other either furnished
furnished in public and fashionable location physician
consulting rooms For suitable apartments liberal will
he paid Address, with location etc. ROOMS Crescent
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BOOlsbiHtTisg,
OF EvEgY DESCRIPTION,
At
w M. H. S l. A @ X &c @ O.'S,
General stationers and Printers,
6S................CA CANT STREET ............... 6s
Between the Offices Of the Crescent and Pcnyune
The subscribers having just received lage additions
TOOLS and MACHINERY, prepared execute any
descripton,of
BOOkBENDING,
in substantial workmaalke manner, and at VERY
REASONABLE PRICES.
LAW, MEDICAL,
MISCELLANEOUS,
MUSIC,
MAGAZINES, etc. ETC.,
PUT UP WITH NEATNEss AND DISPATCH.
Blank Account Books,
or any size quality Of Paper
RULED TO PATTERN,
And Bound in the best and most durable manner
All Work Warranted.
WIN. H. SLACK s. CO.,
General stationers
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
fel 2pst No Gs Camp street.
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OFFICE MOBILE DAmY TnnusE
January ~, 1855 !
Ds-Mr. Frank 4, bartlett Is our duly au-
thoIized Agent for NewOrleans for collecting and soliciting
advertisements subscriptions etc.
ia2s 2plm II. BALLFNrYNE a co.
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a. d LAANLE sLAN0LN % co.
No. 124 CANAL STREET
Offer their large stock Of CARPETING at extremely low
prices for cash, comprising al the newest styles
ENGLISH MBBALIIONs and YELYETs
BRUSSELS, 3-PLYS and INGRAINS.
FLOOR oIL-CLoTH-3 a feet wide, of best qualities and
designs.
CURTAIN MATERItI-Brocatelie silk and Wool and other
Dsmasks GimPs, FrDges Cords, Tassels etc; Window
Cofniees and Curtain Pins.
WINDOW sHADEs-A large assortment Of many sizes.
fel 2p6t
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RnaEs, CEofhinn.

PER LATE ARRIyALs-AT REDUCED PRTCEsl
large assortment Of YOUTHS BOYS and CIIIiDREN'S
CLOTHING, SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOoDs-Laiest
Fashions at VERY LOW PRICES.
LEWIS W. LYONS g. CO.,
feI 2p2t So Canal street. near Camp.
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PILOT APH LLERY,
"a Canal street, lover Turnel's shoe store)
Photographs copied from old Dsgueeotype enlarged any
size Coored in OIL Water and Pasils. made Of
public or private buildings. jals 2plm
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.ETonfqomerr,s Ercarator.
OUercOGts! OUercoGts! OpeycOGts!
Perfect Protection
FROM THE ELEMENT Sl!
w. e. CaILDS q CO.'S

~, =, 80. -, a. -
w. E. CIILDS ~ CO.'S
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE Ann wATEp ppooE
A NNSAiN riNH AM "AANh Fhoor
~ .,,,,,
H'0' mat "ii sAiu extreme eolu anu intense heat-eon-
avarnal axnosnr, % IL CTR Y W ATup ppoOr
VIII MprTHpp M, ~ ~ y t1 p az
AND FOR DuRABlLIrY AND CHEAPNEss IT'S EQUAL
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
CAUTION.
=.
Since the unparalleled success which has attended the intro
duetiOn OF CHILDS CO.'S CEMENT several worthless
,a,iors aud inerDeor,e,,s has nn.a.i -, - ~ g
puohe are cautioned Remember Chds Patent IN regard to
which hundreds Of testimonials and certificates from the largest
Planters can be shown
NJ n cuRTsTfR p,r5.r " 900 Nf,,,,, 49,. -. Al,
~ Duiluer' NO 90 Nle@zine street, mas the
sole right to operate this Cement in this city. All orders
with him. or at the Office Of the Propreors No I04 Magazine
streot viii he rror,n,Ir -, ' -'
of rights to use abe above Roofing in Parishes terri
tory in the States of Louisiana and Mississippi
- anu '''' TINS "oDiu O iA0a' eA'eien' invest
menL
j. H. POlNlER " CO.,
Office at l. s. Holden & Co.'s No I0A Arsgazps s.rast
~ " - " ~ - w. y ~ IVA '1"s"Nne street.
" Oh =, ,o.,
rms u 10 ee6ly mat nave witnessed experiments made
ars 10 which tbs roof ~ bons y @ - q expo
500 ~ T156', ro,er viii ,tb @ INA nave haa
mi il now tborol,shIy tirbf ~ ' F'e''psi5 i7"A5i
Tt, 4, -. .,e, ~ l. H. new orleans Dee 10, 1881.
1hs s 70 eetsiy nt IN 9ns ia had the verRnda Of my
a2nsg eoe Q, royds a9 Naohdee streets covered with
t5s ~ sen fe anu water froof Cement
met with my expectations. As is durability cannot say
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k7~To the PubIfc-The undersigned most
respectfully sass his The Of the city
o1lsans seHaiaas ieF he oes q MasoFssaon
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The Eastern Clarion,
Moderator Lamps.

Just received large and beautiful Of Bronze
Porcelain MODERATOR LAMPS from the best Paris manu-
factories. Fer sale by
LION s. PINSARD,
las 2ptf corner Royal and Bienville SITS