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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
2 decrease in lockapes at Alexander'g Lock ls

The decrease in lockages at Alexander's Lock is
9,Wl.
table food there has been a decrease in tunnage the
past year Of 1907, and decrease in tolls OF
1853 800. In corn and there has been decrease
during the period OF l67 Osi tuns, and decrease
in tolls Of Sis2 AS Under the head Of Products Of
the Forest" there was decrease in tunnage upon
shingles boards and sesntng, as compared w'th 1886
of SO 638 tuns and decreased tunnage upon timber
slaves and wood Of ,o2 tuns and decrease In pot
and pearl ashes Of 753. Under the head ot other
articles" there was increase in tunnage Of mineral
coal for the same period Of q 1886 tuns and decrease
in sundries of IL, $50 tuns.
statements hereto annexed, If fulyrecspEaAted woua
swell this analysis to unusual extent.
The Auditor deems it proper, however, 70 direct r
NewCYork and Erie and Nsv.York Csntrl Raisosd
line in connection with those of the eana9 curing tne
past year; and with that view he hsa consinsso oce
ment No AZ no a. 10 embrace tie year 1907 Tns
table vas fyst introduced into the statistical Report
from the Department mad. to the Legislature o. the
sst session The reasons for Preseatns these COM
parative results must be obvious. IN.
II ia moi enough to show large loss On the tolls,
,rsda AMI tupnsge of the canals, without showing
whence that loss arises If in oS power 70 90 H. Com
narina this freight business Of s6 with 1857, and we
have these rseuhs' ,sSs rSx~
rup, e.1r,ed By RArwsy.''''''''.'''"LMSsn lSlasu
Tun, carried b ''''''''''.'iiie'o- o14Wl
Asrrersts ofbeth..."...........5,S',to9 Of SiG0sla
This statement SHOWS an increase OF ,oV tuns 10
the Railroads in year and loss TO the Canals for
the same period Of OF tuns and an aggregate loss
on both OF 674 49 tuns or about one-ninth Of the
whole tunnage Of 1885, whereas the loss to the Canals
Is fraction below onesixth Of the tunnage that year:
movement ;, ssss
Aggregate ofboth..........s9i,2ol,SH Of 81 7Gszs,4so
The difference less in mileage on the two railroads
between lsS6 and 1851 only II ,2l7 oes while on
the canals it l07 2S8 737. The total Of the rail-
roed movement N nearly three fourths Of that on tine
canals The fact illustrated by these comparisons
viii be seen in its full force when remark that tos
the canals and freight railroads are paid on tne
mileage 20 that the total receipts depend more on tne
distances that fregh. is carried than the quantities
will be seen BY the following statement compaea r"ia
tas sams table;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17
e.tgAE

Decrease in tolls OF Cana ence 1856, go. .S7i, =
freight receipts on Ne..York and Eie RalroA1
$i4s l72; Increase on Sew-iOrk CentiN kAitoe4,
s3l sos TA shovs fhc successful results Sf ss %
tive ar gorous G. rnpetision. -
The comparative tsbula. statement No. % hS~
with submitted, is cordensed view Of the totat
mage and receipts Of tolls an the canals on ths d.
iei en' eeseiptcrTof OF property carried for the pssG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

The whole number of bushels of corn arriving at
tide water during the same period was 5,5l5S8. The
total number of new boats registered during the last
year was 329 with total tunnage Of $3.50, making
an average tunnage of III.
The lumber Of lockages at Aleyanders lock for the
season was - 1872; and the greatest number of lock-
ages at any lock 699, at the Syracuse lock-
Comparing the season Of 1856 with that of 1857 it
shows decrease in revenue Of %e:,17l, asd q de-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

Tar JEFFERsoN Cry ScHooLs.-The annual ex-
animation Of the public Schools Of Jefferson City
came of during the past week, and in manner
rejecting high credit upon the enlightened enter
prise Of the citizens Of that future section, or Fifth
District, Of this great and growing city There are
four schools in all up there, numbered according Y
the wards in which they are situated.
The First Ward school. numbering go pupils, under
Mrs. Jourdan, was examined on Monday the Second
Ward school, numbering 50 pupils, IN two depart
ments, under Mrs. Barwell and Miss Higgnbottom,
was examined on Tuesday the Third Ward school,
numbering ITO pupils. under the Misses Benedict,
Harris and Forstall, was examined on "Wednesday ;
and the Fourth Ward school, numbering 90 pspls,
under Misses Armstrong and Michel, was examined
on Thursday.
The examinations, we learn, gave fnll satisfaction
20 the parents Of the children and the other friends
Of education who attended. The School Commits.
sioners Messrs pasaud White and Trudeau, are like
wise Aldermen, and labor with double inter st in
the cause Of education. They contemplate the es
Establishment Of high school in connection with theii
primary schools, at an early day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

NEW MusIc.--We are indebted to Messrs. 2. Z.
weriein 4 Co., No. Camp street, for copies Of the
following pieces Of new music:
/" The yicksburg Waltz" composed BY a Brand
published BY Messrs. Werein Co., and dedicated to
Capt j. NJ. White, OF the Vicksbnrg: being one OF
three p;eces entitled !. The Princess Polka, The
Natchez Schoitish and the Vicksbarg Waltz under
the general title Of The Mall Line Packets. r
z The American Flag . patriotic song poetry BY
p @. Eastman, music BY F. r. Prohl Published by
Messrs. WerIein Co, and dedicated to Gen. VIM.
Hall, Of New York.
Annie May song and chorus; words BY Fl $.
Eastman, mnsc BY T. n. Prohl; published by Messrs
Werlich d Co.. and dedicated to Miss Emily 1. Downs.
aSehottisch Pompadour;'' composed for the piano
by Alphonse Leduc Published by VIM Hall Son,
New York.
aTeu Toilet, being No.2 Of Ten Moreeaax for
the Piano" BY H. A. WalIenhaupt; published by
WIN. Hail q Son. New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

TIM AMrHIrHEATER-Done dogs, monkeys
and goats are wonderfully trained in their imita-
tions Of humanity that it is hard to tell which come
the nearest, they to humans, or humans to them AT
any rate they wonderfully diyerting, and the pro-
blem they offer should be studied by everybody.
They viii enact all their wonders and comicaties as
usual, tonight.
We were il error in stating that the Amphitheater
would close, upon the departure Of the animals, at
the end Of the present week. We learn that the
Marsh Children, who have been delighting the Mo-
bilans since their departure from u.s. to reappear
at the Amphtheater next week, and stay with Us a
brief season more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
Talk on Change.


The chief topic of comment yesterday was water
and overflow. The high winds from the southeast,
which prevailed for three days up to Sunday gave
out, and yesterday morning the wind came ont heavy
from the southwest sending the waves of the river
on the opposite side threatening the eyees of Algers
and Gretna. The accounts at hand up to last even
ing were of decline in the water from above
Natehez upward There ID no danger where the
leyees have been carefully repaired in and
gulariy watched. True, there are some places where
human foresight can be of little avail The fears and
anxeties Of proprietor Of sugar estate are great
at this time. Leyees require constant quading night
and day. Weak places in the levee show defects long
before the water reaches the highest point The city
has only been subject to overflow from but
twice in forty-two years. The first overflow was
break at Macartys Point, now Carrollton, in 1916
the water up from the river of the city far
Royal street. The plantation, known then as Ma
cartys, was always source Of perpexity from high
water and the proprietor often remarked that he had
walked the leyee in 'front.' night after night, watching
his Ievee not daring to trust to Others OF course he
was happy enough when the Canal Ran7k <aatpr
Slidell and Mr.. Millaudon purchased y,
by-the-bye, made very good speeul VI
out the plantation into lots, and fora Nv
town Of Carrollton. The other crevasse dsIG1@f in
1919, and the scenes are fresh in the memory Of
majority of our citizens. There was crevasse at
Bonnet Care Point, within the last ten years which
run of into Lake Pontehartrain, and did not reach
the city. The talk u.s. what effect will the overflow
have on the growth Of cotton this season That is
the chief topic on the street We think there is great
exaggeration in regard to the extent of the injury
yet there is not the least probability that muchof the
-. =.
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This distinguished gentleman and soldier, and our
much respected ellow.ctizen, arrived in the city on
Saturday last from the department of his military
command in Texas, en- route, as We understand, for
Newport, Kentucky, where he is to be subjected to
the ordeal Of courtmartal, pursuant to the orders
Of that redoubtable warrior, John B. Floyd, Score.
tary OF War, who knows about as much concerning
military affairs as an elephant does Of the refine
ments of society or the sublime mysteries OF the
Christian religion.
We anticipate triumphant vindication Of Gen.
Twiggs by the court before which he is summoned
1t seems impossible, to our comprehension that their
finding can be anything but favorable and honor
able; and that the glorious veteran who has devoted
his youth his maturer years. and his ripe old age, to
the service of bis country, will be returned to the
sphere Of his responsible abors without even an in
direct blot upon his escutcheon, which an adverse
verdict of his peers might seem to imply. All our
citizens will hail with pleasure the vndcation of the
noble old man from the prosecutions of the small
potato individual who now, unhappily for the coun
try presides in the War Office at Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

TnH RoSzASr BALLET TRourE AND THE GERMAN
DaAMArIo CoMrAEY.-The joint appearance Of the
Ronzanis and Mr.. Adlersberg's German Company,
last night, at the Varieties theater, in Der Frey.
schutz,n afforded the highest qualification, and
the most rapturous applause. Those who did not
derstapd the German were sufficiently pleased with
the dancing, and those who did understand the Ger
man, got the whole benefit Of the performance and
were douhly pleased. Der Freyschutz Is to be re
peated tonight and tomorrow night win be posi-
lively the last Of the great double attraction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

TRorrISs AT rHE MErxrRrH.--A trotting match Is
to come of at the Metaire tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Mr.. Dmick's Tom Murray and Mr.. Skillings'
Grace Walton for 1000, mile heats, best three in
five. Both the animals are in prime condition, and
fine sport y on the carpet. The members Of the
Mefairie Trottng Club are requested to meet this
evening at o'clock, at o'Donnell's saloon. See the
advertisement
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
COINS ERLA p E u M
Once, No. IA Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton the public remedy of value for variety Of
very troublesome and dangerous diseases, after twenty
years experience in its efficacy
He safely in all Cuaneous Diseases of the
Skin for Badness Dandu in the HAIR DisoganiEaon OF the
Digestive Organs Chs and Bilious, Chagres and In
temien Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does good
grounds would respectfully III the attention of the public
the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans, January o. 1858.
N b. Gons-Dear Sir On my return from Apinwall In Jul.
last had severe of Chagts fever and after tynl
every imaginable remedy without ec induced to TT,
your Kapespeum Fever and Agne Tonic and am happy
to say that although two months since took the s
dose been troubled with chill since and hsv
every believe that your medicine has had the effect
en- rely removing the disease from my system 1t therefor
affords pleasure recommend ii valuable medi
cine. Respectfully yours,
l.. A. CLARK,
"a Dry AIDES street,
New Orleans La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

THE GIFT EXHIBITION AT ARMoRv HAiL.--Let
II not be forgotten that Waughs beautiful Panorama
Of Italy il to be exhibited at Armory Hall every night
this week and that everybody purchasing ticket
receives number with which to draw for some beau
tifal prizes that will be put up each night. sight
or the panting alone is doubly worth the price of
admission the addition Of gifts ought to draw the
most extensive patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

ST.. GmAnLEs THEArER.--Harry Lehr had fine
benefit hast night The dresscirce was radiant with
beauty and fashion, and the performances Of the
Campbels, musical. conversational, and terpsicho-
rean, afforded the usual feast of melody and flow Of
fun. The boys about the doors Of the St. Charles
seem to beg checks in vain, now that Runsey, New
comb & Co.. are on hand. The programme for to-
night will be changed, and all who went last night
will be just as thoroughly delighted II they go again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
auction sales rhis Day.

By Paifrey Co. IL o'clock, at Banks Arcade, Home
Mutual Insurance scrip.
BY T. T. Parker Of the Parish Of Orleans IL O'Clock
at the City Hotel Common street. valuable improved real
estate in the Third and Fourth Districts also, sundr5 &C.
counts, etc.
BY ArmHed early gasght at No So St. Charles street.
books, stationery, etc
See advertisements under proper heads.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

FoRTIFIcATIoSs IN CuBA.--The New York Eve
ming Post has been informed from reliable source,
that for sometime past the Government Of Spain has
been quietly but effectively engaged in improving her
deenses on the Island of Cuba,.probably in antici
patton of some combined effort to wrest the fever
faithful Island from her possession. The latest i'm
provements in the art of and military arms are
readily adnnted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

szz 70 IT LADIES Yopr old friends, Benthuyaen
Lewis o. No. ZIG shsl slree Offering Sous heaufu
foaiad silks seise siheous msnan and
skirts the prices which that HOUSE famous Fo
advertised particulars. overhaul your Crescent "and whes
found max. 4 note on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

DIsAFFEcTED MoRMoNs.--The San Francisco News
Letter states that Brigham Young had given pass
ports to $50 disafieeted Mormons, men, women and
children, to leave for California.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

81 Thanks to Mr.. Norman for copy Of Harper's
weeily The portrait this week is that of Alex H
Stephens Of Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

THIS SougHEEN Or CoMPANy--The following
gentlemen were yesterday elected Directors OF the
Southern Oil Company Messrs l. G.. Seymour, ..
w. Coures. Alfred Mcnlton, l. F. Rogers, Lonis s.
Robbins, O. G. Bogert and George W. Parker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
Linens! Linens!

60 cases Al IRISH SHIFTING LINEN.
10 . ~ Heavy Golden Flax
10 . "A Light . for Ladies' use.
. Chinese Grass LINEN. for Chidren's
- !. "A FIGURED LINEN.
!. IS -. :. CAMBRICS. ~
10 :. LINEN sHEETING and Pillow Linen.
G. =. HUGK AND DAMAsK TOWELS.
. RIRnS,-EYE DIAPER.
=. TABLE DAMAsKs, including NAPKINS
81. and SLIPS.
P. g. E. REILLY Il CO.,
I26 Canal street,
al2 2pst Between Royal and Bourbon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

In Vaudeville Ia on Sunday, April Il, FANNY ELIZA,
infant daughter Fanny E. and John Mure aged IL months
and "a days. ff ,H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

SuNpKIEs. Carolina seed COW peas, preserved GIN
ger and Tasfsgona Amends aeug receipts Of
A. r. coehfnns Hail. Is New Lsyee street See advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

ss- Mr.. G. H. Denson, purser Of the steamship
Empire City, has placed us under obligations for
memoranda, manifest and papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13
Boots, Shoes amd Brogataa.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied prime Ditehing BOOTS Russs
BRoGAEs, WOOL Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and oap
peschy HATS, st the lowest market prices, BY
FROST d CO,
No Magazine stresA,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

rS-Mr. Editor. Please announce mr.. MI
GUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr., candidate for Street Commits
soner subject TO nomination Of the American Convention
al2 2ptd A HOST OF FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

s9- American Club, First Ward $50 meet
ing Of this Club will held the EAGLE HALL corner Of
Pryiania and Felicity streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
18th inst, at o'clock.
Punetua attendance earnestly requested business of i'm
poriaree viii be considered
ai2 2pst 4t4f h THE PRESIDENF
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HoaE ASSURANCES euKIr AT AUCTION To-Day. FOR
aucoss7 suscEsslos aehAHos.-FoEp particulars he
adssriIs4usas Of Messrs Palfey G.. another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-13

ORLEANS THEATER.--yerdi's grand opera Of " Er-
maui is TO be repeated at the Orleans theater to.
night.
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.Blgst ReCeiUed
.REOths! .Moihs! .Moths!
McGRORTY'S MOTH PREYENTIVEI

MCGRORTY'S MOTH PREV b IL HI |
The undersigned dealer for many in carpetings,
WOODEN goods ETC. having much loss from moths
the discovery Of preventive against
and after Of experience has been en-
tirely successful The article presented to the public VIII
not only protect against moths also fur feathers
downs every liable be injured by them. The
Moth Preventive being fixed at the low price of
ONE DOLLAR per package places it within the reach Of
every family family should be wihou,it Judciousy
used It would If hundreds of dollars to the pur
chaser The of wholesale dealers Is called to this
ice all those who keep the summer large stocks OF
goods Dry goods dealers cloth importers and clothieIs
should not freely, few dollars laid out In
chasing moth Preventive and applying it in will
of dollars and keep their fine goods perfect
soundnes for fail trade. Families about taking up
their carpets should fail to purchase and cause to be used
Doth Preventive it is the only article that will
their carpets
II lady have foe cloak shawl costly set Of furs
she wishes to save, package of McGRoRTY's MOTH
PREVENTIVE will keep them perfect
also nfalioe remedy against BED BUGS and COCK
RoACHEs.
number of undoubted testimonials be produced, if
quired pS-Priee per package, 81. For sale by
J. WATERMAN BROTHER,
corner Magazine and Common SITS.
TAYLOR 4 CHURCHILL % Magazine st.
A. ROUsSET Co, 50 Canal street.
b. PIFFET, i22 Canal street.
TODD co 100 Canal street.
McCUTCHoN, HOWELL & Co, IS Camp.
WILLIAM MoGRoRTY,
No. % Camp street,
msO 2plm under the City Hotel
Printing Papers,
For sale at the
NEW ORLEANS PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
6s Camp street, up stairs,
Between the offices of Crescent and Picsyune, N. o.
a, 90 ;..has oeves ,rches
] ] ]. ]. ]! '''::'. q d. j! ''..'
News Wrappers Double Medium Book PAPER Note Let
ter Cap and Jobbng PAPER of every description,
| -AIso-
! CARDS, CARD BOARDS, PRESSES TYPES, INKS and
every necessary the complete out of Printing
''s''I'r'H'' c. H. VINTEN,
ml7 2p2n IS Camp street
Eeecetred
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.
CLOTHIERs
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Are now receiving per every steamer their usual LAEG
and SUPERIOR stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING,
Comprising
All the Novelties OF the SEASON.!
COATS,
ES is,
SUITS,
OF EVERY MATERIAL AND STYLE.
Their goods are always selected with the greatest care I"
attention and their styles been celebrated thoug
ont the South and West
m29 2ptf UNRIV ALEDt
wan Paper! wal Paper;
good selection of Fine Medium and Low Priced PaPe
Inst received good assortment of CABINET HARD Al
| and UPHoIsTERERsiT TRIMMINGS, cAMPHENE. sPlR
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUsHh
etc. etc. at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents foT W. ii den 4 Nephew's
g ma anly celebrated Gopal varnish
Ladies' Toilet articles.
choice selection. in great variety constantly hand
''' '~'' sICKLEs & CO.,
n. ms splm IS and 90 Canal street
r. =, James R. Thompson,
an MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. all BROADWAY, (nsaT Canal sirset,) Kew ZOE
hls 2psf
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S,pa,. n Co.'s Lotteries.
BY rHE srATE OF SEokSiA.S
~s7o,ooo for sIOW

The following Scheme will be drawn py .. o" ~ :, -
Managers Of me sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. in each
Of their Single Number Lotteries fe- April, isos ~
AUGUSTA Georgia, which city they have reh''eu '
principal Office to be drawn in public, As follows;
Glass 0 will be drawn SATURDAY, Apfh a. ieoo'
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f,a paef- and
No. 20 Commercial Place.
THE LIVES OF EMINENT MERCHANTS. By Freeman
Hunt-2 vols. svo.; Sc.
SARTARoE-A Tale Of Norway By j. A. Matlend-Sl 2b.
TEX Asher aud Her Public Men, By j. De Cor
dova-Si Is.
THE FORTUNES OF NIGBL4-Tieknors New Edition Of the
Wayerly Novels,
THE MAGICIAN's OWN BooK-The Whole Art of Con-
turing. 81 u.s.
WOOD BAoHE's UNITED STATES DIsPENsAToRY--
New Edition.
MANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY. BY George b. coale; SO
Smith 20 cents
r,E yoI+Tt1,s COMP MON AND oUNsRIoR Nv W.
Chambers, 81 50.
rof .n,iooa. ahhsaris,ons How to he
Healthy and How to Detect Aduleraions-l5 cents each.
BUTTONS ofoLofEplA VI VA AND ~ 0-'O' 3D.
,,,,, uo,,s
PSRToSisf LIFE or BtrKR-sl IS
BEATRICE CsNoI-sl 26 r..
RussELLs CRIMEAN WAR LErfERs-sI 2s.
I'IF ~ ~n ar 1890 , ~ p ,r,,.a 20 w.
nERfT Avn 0REDlT-sI
DR. NAMES AKoTIo .. AfLoFAiloNS-'o'
poslA $3.50 IN, voRT by AVr1.
Fresh supplies OF sossler . VEINS Fop'A"r
rsna..,,u 49,, ssir' Tranr"v.r,sr, 70
M nv 1ss, "a "a ,,a.;n, q "a
- - ", ,1a- st cants
9 w go, "a -s e., $500
$50, psn,s a,
I,i - 49,. =, an,,
I1,si.. ,,n-.I 80 Nn,ai TX oar.s
, - SUE 1Au,'Is, 'I It -. a,
49,, q ~ ~ 49, 49,, pt o,o;ai ps.s 60 IN
~ MOprAN T. %
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AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving OF Sir rus
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican sna
Wool HATS atthe lowest market prices, BY
FROST d CO.,
iyts2p6w No 10 Magazine stvest.
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attention of Hotel Keepers Perpetrators Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messroons and Private Families Is
psnded to trial Of Perrins famous Worcestershire
Sauce its merits has attained the high
est rank az a pleasant pRlaabe end wholesome Sauce app
cable to soup FISH, cold meats, game etc. is
ensively used in all quarters Of the globe.
The limitations both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly OF its er received the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce York Exhibition
In which held by those selected With
special ability judge Of the quality Of SINH
lar table And being the popular ssnce IN
the market unprncped parties offering for sale spurious
sauee by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietors of the Genuine Sauce.
always Also orders received for direct ship
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
4O5 broadway New York,
the United States for Lea PsfTna.