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FUTURE DAYS

By .. G. Mcguire q CO.. Auotlopeer,.
EuRNITURE OF AFAMIIY DrCTT~INe
NoI hoyrsIk = ON TUT sDAY MoRNiNG.
family dec 1nin al ~ O'clock at the residence nr
M Man BaII' s on ath street. We shall sell
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, iao'es'
W M1unge s' arPets, Oilcoth. Mating,
Iron Harden Settee, Rocking Chsirs
Bsdstesds and Bureaus, Washstands.
r,eather Beds, Bosters and Pillows
BUNK Lining 9.Ss 81 :s aG Inss
Cooking and other Stoves,
hnchen Utensils, 30.
oN Oh o. AID W days. for satIsfactorily endorsed
notes. besrIng inter est. o"N''seu
DxEcuRRSbA eREENs Apsticpeer
- AND KITCHEN FrRSIrrRE, HScS. gos.v.
On " bNRspAYF hSST5ff2gS 49,
order OF the Orphans Court, at 10 o,ciocsi a M
at the late residence of George r. Dnnioe d.
esnsea on Maryland avenue, between eth and 18th
elects ofthe deceased. consisting OF '"' Pe's'"a'
MMahoga1y Sideboard Settee and Lounge,
plnlnt Tables Bedstesds,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters,
Mant osses carpets, Clocks Looking glasses
Quits, Comforts. Sheets, Pillow Cssss.
with general assortment Of Kitchen Reau,.itas
a.. ho immediately alter the sale Of furntsrs shall
Two excel ent Hack Horses.
One excellent Cart Horse
One good Hack, lot of Harness.
6 wo C " ago ns and Iot Of Wagon Harnsss,
Cutting Box. lot of Straw.
Potatoes. Cabbage, Corn, Fodder
-Four Hogs. Lot Of Chick ems
Win lot oil arm.ng Utensils.
Terms of sale. as prescrI bed by the Court ara All
sums under sS sn over SIS credit Of 90 days, for
notes 'a'iS'IitSEs fsEFdprtsS SfarlSg interest
oea.d a. GREENS.s e @nofs
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NV 4 C OATS
" Or SUPERIOR QUALIrY,
Fresh from the makers hands. { q sals b,
g. STEPHENS,
No. so Penn avenue, undsr
oeS EFae- 4s Browns Hotel.
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A PILES, PoTATot s. AND ONIONS.

a PILES, PoTATot ), AND ONIONS.
10 DO. So;I extra BALDWIN APrLEs.
10 90. Golden skin ONIONS,
dsIiy expected per schooner Eben sawyer from
xs bills No. extra Baldwin APPLES,
rs bushels prime Mercer POTATOES.
On board VI schooner II. +. Payton. nov due from
The above lots Of APPLES. 40. are in prime oOn-
a''On AID will be sold lGs n e GsiSrs s{S
oe S lv 90 and lol Water St, GeOrsetovp,
TWO MARRIED COUPLES OR rBRFE
With or iOss ,1fIe Esntismen can be .eoommodsis Cd
Georgetown, ID. G oe 81 Nv
NEW WHOLESALE FEED WAREHOUSES.
~ Ness Water street, GesTsetoIcn, ID. e.
The subscriber has taken the above Warehouse
business IN a 4 its bIapches, and will oonstsniIS
bays 6sys n store al ki9ds Of MILL OFFAL. OATS.
lowest market pnces, for cash.
Persons in want Will please give me q call before
tSs am dste,I,Psd to eel Ss ch.sP as
OOGs ia No IS Water street. GeorTssoS;n.
ARRIVAL.
IL OTATOES.-2,lO0 bushels prime w hIte Mercers
and ~ oushels reRch Blows Just arrived per
schooner = Edwin" from New Jersey, and for "a =
from vessel IN lots to SUIT Pqp5ssh i.s n
oc26 s5Water street, GeoT Eetown, b. q.
PHILADELPHIA DRAU6HT ALE.
ne anneTslsned having eoce pied the azenoy, now
give notice that they are prepared to furnish their
castomsrs and the public generally with Massey,
Collins II Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
IN whole and half barrels. at Baltimore PRICES for
CASH on delivery. AS we sell this A e on.y o. corr
mission, our terms will be rgIdly cred to- SAts-
guaranteed In even nstance, provided notice
OF defect be igIven within twenty -four hours after
tapping.
Domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout (euIIv
equal al not superior. TO imported at O. 20 a 81
Per dozen, dehvered N any part Of Washington,
GEORGETOWN, or Alexandra.
ocl2 7Green street t;eopsasaw,
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rr.1 By A;6SIREEN, Auctioneer.

IDON ACCOUNT OF HEABsENCE OH
rested parties the above sale is POSTPONED nn,l
and place. ~ '"''e nou'
Oc 20 A. GREEN Auotiapaar
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ERE NCH BAZ AR.
H. KING,
No. AZ LOUISIANA AVENUEE
Has opened q spleU did assortment of
IN PARIS BONNETS, No
y French ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS NS
\ RIBBONS.
MILLINERY 6OOBS.
en- B L 0IDE Ely.
large assortment of
LACES, FANCY GOODS. and
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
u Particular attention paid to w hGlesale Or
oers and dealers In Millinery.
DRESS MAKING, In all its latest styles.
oc lS-M,W ,&F,4w .s..
nUACKS-Their .Hooks," "Cordials" "Ru-
W chu, Buffers -" Hos pitfalls, !" Environments"
or kinss,-shun the all, and ifdIsposed TO profit
o. my experiences, write for NY private circular
address an perfect confidence. friend, former
.unerer. merely superscritIng BCx lie, Charles
town. Mass. 90 9s Im'
ID, SILVER, LIGHT srEtL, AM
- herman Silver Specfaeles; Peal and She'll
C.rd Gas q; silk Watch Guards; GIichrlst RazOrs
eveIy hazer warranted; an ex tensIve assortment OF
Hcoom's Walnut OIL shaving Soap; WostenhOlm's
Razor stI1ps; Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes;
smell, Buhslo and Horn Dressing Combs Forte
mo1a,esa Parses. Scissors, Pms. Domiroes,
MeaTs for sale st low Prices. at
T.. X. LUNDY'S.
No. 39) Penn avenue. under the
ooE o. NatlonaI HottL
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y telegraph for the Evening Star.
Msrfae Dissstev
BaItfmsre NAL.
New Ysyt Sa.yt.,.

Whtstey 10 duh and heavy. 81 -....
PROVISIONS are steady and unchanged.
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WATCHES, JEWEJ.HY, sc.

No $50 proadwsv, New York.
nuorpce ha they have sec1red he enir~f snce Of the
ATLAsIIO TkLE0KAfa svBx snINa-TABGs,
board the
4 n prE An FhIsArE NIAGARA
~ order 70 place WITHIN he reach CT an csses and hs
every family the unlted States ~
TIA wcndelful nesiAsiss curDAity meg prop1e sui
bic inc pieces OF tour inches 10 length AMI mount them
neatly with brass ferruies.
Escs piece ~iu be accompanied With copJrish'sd 'sc
sirnile oeruhoaie OF
haiti s cut from the genuine csbe rweny -ss ~ ~
been Actualy submerx and taken from tne ~ ~
he rhs will Be the arst sold 10 pr-c.sv sne
rcu 10 which The great rssie lies IN We s ~.
Atlantic Osdsrs wi1 be eoeived from desaes sna sos
not lees than no pieces q. tine, 90 per Wy
~ Crier mus be tneo ~ y
N furos our-ept ~ New Yorf ~ WI 20, %
open acccuns krepsser e Be- kept ct ss grns s-
A. rere,ved hgeh viii 10 I'D IN withnt sy v ps.
Bali'y A lasse portion Of t,e spec heas N~ OoA'''
- ected FOR delivery Wihla ~etA-
Rgw xcRK aurust a. l,a@ -
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DFsTGsrRY.

. srrrrcr,r TrErH IrsxRTpD AT feH LOWEST
A passibie pres ss. on iver "; % SCI ~ einnn
I'd 49, sy ar Msscsr biocf west ~ NsostwSy.
AS'tnf4 WV ~ Or. EANLEr1H.
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4 ILEGHANIA LODGE. NO. 49, l. o. Of o F.-rHE
"A members Of this lodge hereby potded 70 Il
thsir rocn, No. lsS BoweIy, on sondsy august q n
brothsr Archibald r. MAenauyhsnn 81 order of
THOS. hORTON,N q
CHARLES i. WATTS, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

paooRLYS. AUspst 70, 1858 AT 4 LAHGs AND
Is sahusissuo meeting Of 6srosrs,c crecs q be Esss
ale spd .seusi ne,k u Teiassuss Mr. wm Joass
CON- mo- on Co samuel Grshsnn vas AppCa,ei "a the
ss n nsa ,AS az SS =. fsno. u %. resolved A,
o. thrse be seto.ied V fr. ,'ssls r,sra
- sisi5s, WIN o. lawrence snd Hu.h N'lsUsnin secotd
Wssress b., come 70 oar saawedse gg G. Joae.
yto gsst hss be D.. pos,os q i3,ss,n 70
Ysr6 New YOrr. has beer reuivea on bat position wrh
Asd. where's h- said wn G. Joss. .seolaed
foreman by me c,psrsc ux eugiueer Chsres ,frsss
se. N o1p .crSy 70 rsssasye TOW "a ss-asi
Ccteressio.si tisu e. ,he aon mearss Jay a s o
ard experienced rorknsu and master Of his Proeia'h
keslvsd Tts, va csmocsc oizeas Of his district A.
Gel ssgn.vsd BY 80 rsnoys .sa ta "a ~
he orI Of ccmpsi,n' persons forsuch On es o r.
sgoe ds'y We g g,S ess S S nrs so-SSy spe ~
10 IA a. COM Asd srsgsa grsse cuaer ssi 90 ear
Sshss - ssN ssd $50 IN shIch bs slos IN
ss9sss rs s p ossrssK Graham VS. euusrq ns
,nsnser r rs .g e sla ,hs ssd wisn -, SSssa
crs aud hesre hanss cod .s.ursn IS "a &c sepsss s
h, spgols nx - Irsaporsisie posIaoas ony such
sr As Efe ui quahsd capable of colas ascs 10 he
On ron wss resolved sa, sai resolutions be vuthshss
b sfco.s s,y s I've 3. cn,sa 1 an. &c % ard
aud thai COPY 'be Arsmed 10 me recreAry q
me Nay OA mum SAMUEL ssaHsA. Chairman
ruowas Cote,S secrslsry.
ArINSTESNrH WARD RE1UWRs-A SPECIAL
N esu9 OF zee heguars % he m seenth wsrd W ne
hed ~ the -Four Nile uee, third avenue % drdsy eren-
Two ugtst "a n o'clock Purctna stte rdancc u request
% wiI,LtAM DUNHAM Pfcsident
Wv Wv q sS,,,S A., ,secrei.res
pHF RFPOBi TDAH ASSOCIATIONS OF : IL sIeVEnId
7 ward viii al ~ Avep re y, on Monday evening
s~ye n al ocock " elect deSsses from tbs several
sieft7r cfe ~ he Assembly dsrci cooFea
~ posstsos. esc'y. CaAs pERbET Prsddsrt
T,pr SIXTH WAND REPUBLICAN, AssoWAIlON
4 wnl hoo rneeing A. so 0o Nin street corner 49,
on rcrsav twsrrr sueuft "a O elect deietaes ~ ne -
smbiy Dsrct Convection purslsn vi he ~,
tte Eerutsl5su lartrai toNmtee rolls npea siu W
eais.psat Vtoe ioiors. AOaNRf tRWfN, Presidsoi
sss.sas Il F1 scs1, secrsiuie'
grs warn BgoUIsps vii, MET AT ~ Ntpisos
fri. this tTon ~ fCytuing. ergrst ~ t1e W 50"
a'.lnrk. Mr Nffrr. ~ OrahA. oecrtAnl.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
pJIu0ARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND rvELrrp
ID Work .ahn nsbY ocsed elcyanfy frrntshrf ~if
eysry pOisru improvement under ne rsasge
nett board ~ pr nhy ~ ne ~es at lower Iees Pub
10 favor solicited. BbANgskD hA1etLb.h
iLAEEHDCN nOTXL.
Th spfr0us eieGsni hnel has daring NE pssi moute
sprslv lfnogaef s "a etc % Ger TO- he
rs-rprr 81 pefmsuFnf and nraisu' gssi NJ has Oesr
rofhurh rsuaintsd add Cntelshet 9Th srts 10 t1s @,
frn III cutie nhss IRE carpets have been ctr.fny
eler'sd arpg1 vel - srd quality, Toe M
~ " -oans ans entire ties sud nasr
rt6-epi ssrvcr - the table thq'e and pfvse Gu
n~rs pAnutsclrrd expressly foe his notnl By
ne "a t~Bdaciad hetelNgs the m, enlarged
hrrs ~ Of De f,s chefs al lhree
Emperor srf,s ard VIII irs markiing undsf TIE esps
10 direct II % herrfr.
THE hots h erceedsgy wet ves'a'sd and amply pro
y,dsc up u bah rooms ind wsier
yer ieucss rinpis well In suits ~
The prurriefors embrace hts opportunity - ~eurn her
hsrks for liberal patronage tnN. hes thus Ar
and beg leave 1at rt
w render the Clarendon one Of he h hotels 10
Terms AZ 90 per LAY No ,uarvs Tor hs,hs
O. kkRNkE A Bl6CH. PToprisora.
rocPEa noCss, -. RRoArwAr.-THts uoUes %
~ fert European plsu, for 10 Accommodation ~
~ gentlemen ladies Price nre pe'r,r . "
% cerss gentsemaa ard wife. o., per ress rom ""
500
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grs warn BvoUIsps WIZ MET At ~ NtpIso,s
~ cot hia tsar a. fOytring august ~ tss ~ esoi
c',ock. ~ order. W VrASA, secfeN1'
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krrNETEyNrH WARD REgUWRs A SPECIAL
n ueus OF heguays % he IN eteenh ward W ne
ned ~ ths -Four Mile use third avenue irdsy YEA
irs august g n o'cces Pu.cna ate rdasee y rsqus'
WILLIAM nhaAi fteSioe"~
Wv csas. -, 3secresriss
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SO, WANTED.


a WIDOW LADY or zssPeCr. suJry woutt
ID .thto moderate aired soose IN 81 hsf Nsf tc,h
cIgsF g,ss re-, sSs ss,s 1890 b. o. 20 sss
sdsre.s v b. scosiys o6c-, bon i.iss ssv yOr'
P-s,cace.
/. SNAIL, ooTrAsE wASrxD-UN wGsr gDE o.
a Eew Yors or "a brook 80 nesr vuon ferry. Ad1res
J. bon No. Herald Cfloo
lruRNIsBED BousE WANTED a EOUss NICELY
furuisfef gel heated for anah family Nso VI l u-s
bst esn iusrv ttird s1i fortv sh streets Inquire
Bond suset osl send address. between aud ~ "a
~ oUsE wAHrED-CUSTAlNfNG ALL tsg NJ
ssrn m,ev ss% as, su n,, az ehs 9.e e@s ~
Brooklyn. Rent $500 70 800 Ar ress g g., Herald
9nice.
yIouss wANTHD--A MEDIUM sIzxn THREs erosY
ine,es nth tity streets sod n sixh
BY nsible, prompt psyirt tsnsnt Rent mnf bs
urdeIse and posession any time before NOV hdirets
wi cescrp5b ~ houes amount &c House - Son
A. Poet o@e mehi purchase desirable house 40 mooy
was reauired mmecstsiY
gIouetS -whHrSD PART or HOUSE IN M
Al spectacle neghpothloi for gentesan snd whs ~
about saoU per year address 0oz "a rOs, oaice
CTABIE-wANrED 70 mas os LEAsg. a coon
- livery sahe. poi oeiisr, ecwcen seeeser .nd s, S
moderate and viii be paid monthly IN sdvanse acdFs~
Stables, Herald oniOe
M ArTEp-PApT oy HOUsF BY A SMALL REs
pee'aois yrivae ismly n, oasgg Tri AZ
Dor rs Poet o8ce -.
xxyArsD-A eNALL sr.Ax rxasy Roar, MOI
" iucses araugse esn aas ssns sp on s sos
- snd sgsis OF he opsssg ss ssn ~, ss .sr,as
u, sse-v So. ~ host asa SratQhs por,r ~
sueire and terrrs Tor use or sale
xxysrrFD-ro RrNr HIaH srOOP BAssvESs
w house with AZ iho rcovn t1'prc suts. IA 80
ro e5cfssins $50 Acress fcA oaa5e, bsr ASH s'riai
t1rnis srd loc adm
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s,us RFPO ~ TDkH AssoDIs ALTON OF r 5E sIeyEnfH
7 ward viii meet al ~ aven 20 y, on Monday evening
urpsi g O'CLOCK, " elect deSsses from ths sec N
eef1p districts sad wsru - he Assembly dsfic' cnFea
uops a. required nv she Central uornnii'ee -.
q. BOSklsos, HeC'Y ChAs tEkbhf ffeauaO~
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usDRID, July 81, 1858.
Ar,s,of ofHs Qus,n aid SUITE az Leon--SAmmr Past
ans al yol.Eci1--4p Eiisi Aooina ne Use Of Crino
i,re-. 1hs Tnlic Pcp.rs md L1rc'ies ~ ne Gor,rn
w.nf ord.r-d 10 Brotgh Neor a. Cdpt,oI, 10 Form
oa. Grsct Afelfre--A Bosd Appcit'efto Direct heir
CIa,,ssca,,e. dsa gonacr Il KesDing Hcnors % In
f.,use, sfs p,senevisaed Hiso'ian--arrtrai n Seam
ship from Barana vith Qsict Passcgs-SPaaiards 20
lvlofitg tisigs &c, &c
rbe Queen ctuiinuos TO ass progress "a The pilgrimage
rorthustt on The q7p inst tbs oor,ese arrived out
sde Of Leoa midnight, and escorted loo me CITY oy
nbso tsais and neishsors frcu macy Leagues about
with Of torcbii1his aud landlords. Directly on
their slghrg Ter Majesty showed bersef from The bal
oopy " The people, sonoapdsd b. the royal family tn
hale Prince q ksturss hold up 70 them, and the
mother 10 The of her manners, nat tney
might roc her beloved boy lighted candle ~sh her own
hard and carried b his face that they might hts
fssiures--one OF slBe al Apb nros, the ancient King Of
Iron
Waller ihs summer, since .be completion Of The rail.
roea from thence 20 Madrid hss beccme NE scens o.
tn-suai anirsu1n from tho VIDE resort 10 place o.
STRANGERS. Ine t,reeis aud public prcmcnaaes are
tbrcnged 10 sr early hours Of morning. although
the evening train .zea c a,g, numbers tie ccse Of
s.fs Gag rsusrG riutlty residences ABUSES along
a., tt.fs Is rsts Evn rghis AGd bale net vlhs,sa1
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AND REFORM ASSOCIATION -TsE EXECUTIVE
ia requested meet this mon ay) evening
AIS O'clock JOHN Com SE 80, Pfest1snt
H1rSY sNErpS y,.a p,a.,der,s
WILLIAM ROVE, !
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i RnoRY. b.FAYErTR HALL, Augusr 10, 1879
iisLt guard special Ing % this corDs viii be
his Al ne armory Myuday evening aenL 81 iusl,
ojciocs r hoyed hs eveg meIb.r 81 AK hs eniy
10 te nresert ~ Orcsr ~ mohSh1Ahs ifesiaenA
JANrs DAVIS In, secretary
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p1LLlARp TABhss foE SALE Two SUPERIOR
~ Nier tat~a usar new 10 good order snd gulg for
'sbFd wn re sold a karxsa. hppiy A. De oAce S< aoa
Cty sweet Noase New Sofk
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BII.fIARDs.

r,TII.IIRu TABr,Fs-PBEIkr's IMPROVED Bill.
ID rd tables and coabsscn cashionsPrOtected ~ let
ts-s peier<. Gated -
February 10 1873. December i 1857.
October -, 1885 Iaauary " lsto
Toe Improvement msie N hsse shies make ten
unaorsfsed TIE vo~a They uos offered 20 ms sci
euafo bNnRrc players iuing -petd WIN run neve
befofe obtained IN suy niierd tallc tseEonins re eo
ssd 7Ss Broad va, esE yors Nhni sciory 20 - Ann
street.. NUokSOh tObbhrbN1s
she menufa~ureTA
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BANK or JAMES ROBE.


CHARTER OF THE BANK OF JAMES
" RoBH.
state Of Lsusiana Parish OF 0rteas cg Of Nep Orleans
BE Il known that this day mo- PIERRE CHARLES
CtJyEIER Notary Public IN and fer the parish Of Orleans
and city Orleans State " Louisiana aforesaid duly
msonsd and qualified, and in ting Of the hereinafter
named and subscribing witnesses
undersigned who sevesy declared that under the proys-
by authority Of act Of the Legislature OF this
entitled Aa 10 Establish General System Of Free Bank
ing the State Of Louisiana approved the fifteenth day Of
Msrch thousand eight hundred and fifty FIVE they
presents themselves into Corporation and to that
end they make aHd agree 10 the following
ARTICLES OF AssoCfATIoN:
The corporae Of the Association shaH Ne e "BANK
OF JAMES ROBB."
ARTICLE II.
The object OF the Association Is carry the business Of
Banking by discoHnBg bills and her evidences 81
debt receiving poss buying selling gold and silver bull
lion and bills 81 exchange leaning real and personal
security and all incidental ~ new
may hereafter be authorized by law.
ARTICLE III.
The place Of business and legal demcil OF said
shall In the city Of New Orleans parish Of Orleans
ARTICLE W.
said Corporation Is hereby Fixed nj the
sum Of Six Hundred Thousapd Dollars subject 20 be increased
hereafter provided and the prescribed BY law said
divided thousand shares Of hundred dollars
each which paid the subscribers fellows One
half within days the date Of this act and the remain
der on or before the FIRST January next.
4szsff ARTICLE "
shares OF the hold
the present declared be follows
such transfers he eaer be made
- - 49,. fE.w. f4
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\ SPLEsDID JEwKLRY AND Fancy Goops - Az
rsvhIng display Of ewelry slverwae fancy goods AZ
ordinary mortal could with at Is that Of Mr. A.
Tyler at No. ITO Canal street, Royal Among the ARTICLES
displayed are some Of the richest and most beautiful specimens
Of European skmsny Of them being Of and chassey
original shapes and designs As MR. Tyler hs PRICES
to the state of the tmesha Is. put mp goods at prices
cheaper than befue would be those in want Of
beautifn article for for personal adjournment 70
drop IN and take look things Read Mr. Tyersss card
where
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fsenerni Rellef eo,nmittee.

The following the officers and members for the present
ter m saw from July, 1857, 10 January 1855:
Sh, President to be found at Recorders Office First
District Thes Shields, SecreiaEy Odd Fellows HALL
Thomas Walker Treasurer l2s Common street. Theodore
Marks rs Magazine street, A. Thornson IS Tfhoupouas
H. T. LHeste, Bsnk Of Orleans; Langenhecker at Lnzau
berg Hospital Allen sS Canal street, James Clongh Ne
Moore ITO Poydras street, Mcnoueal box rs Mechanics
Dealers Exchange ST. Charles j. Czarnowsk 70
choptoulss o. VOORHEES, Magazine street, H. Press
ler Chippewa street. between Jas kson and Phfip Fx WI
gels. Graham 16 Camp street, J. Y. Miller Boards
zafehouse Jones Third District W KotlnR Fourth Dis
II Dernys Second District Eneas Smith, Colm0u
between Camp and 81. Charles streets,
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THE CzAn's CAvALsr srAbLn.-we fnd the fol.

The Cars CAVALRY STABLE.-We find the fol-
lowing in recent number of the New York Sun
Six head OF pure Arabian blood stations have been
brought to this city by Capt. Lane late OF the COM
bined American and English companies engaged in
raising the sunken vessels Of war in the hafbor Of
sebastopol These anirnaa are direct from the Cars
cavalry stables. These stables are the wonder and
establishment Of all who have obtained admission 10
them. The enclosure Of stone walls and iron frames
covers an area OF ten miles in length by five in width
The stables are twelve feet square each while in the
center Of this vast building Is an area where an army
OF 5000 bead of the finest horses in the world are
broken trained and exercised daily by another army
OF the most skilul trainers, jockeys etc. in the En-
perors dominions BY an imperial decree, sales are
permitted to be made when certain number OF ami
mails are in the stables of which Capt Lane has taken
advantage thus making invaluable addition to the
American stud They are said to have cost &ls 600
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

FRon RED RrvKR.-From the Shreveport South
western Of Wednesday last we extract the following
The river 10 again the rise from this port to the
mouth The Marion reports a rise Of twelve feet III
Fulton. Since our last the B. L. Hodge, Duke Ma
tional, Bloomer, Ham Howell and Reub White, have
arrived from New Orleans.
We have not for years experienced such long
spell Of inclement weather as We are now inflicted
with. We had only one clear day during the past
week It showed thick and fast for several hours on
Thursday morning, but, as the ground was very wet
melted nearly as quick as it fell.
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ing;
Charivari has fslien rto good vein this week on
American manners. He visits the White House at
Washington on business with the President and he
gives his experience On the occasion. He found the
worthy gentleman who administers the Executive
affairs OF the American people reposne in his cham
bers with his heels on the centertable putting cigar
On his head he wore cooked hat, with rakisb
particoored cockade be had on big red pantaIoons
striped coat, and his belt crowded full OF re-
volyers and long knives. In other words he fonnd
the President in the outfit Of fbusfer OF the mo-
dern school, with manners to match As Chariyari
bowed, he was accosted with the demand DO YOU
want to enlist Enlist for what y said Charigari
For Nicaragua, or Cuba, or Mexico--any where.1
Noip said Charivari and then the great hibuster.
ringing a bell. had the unfortunate Frenchman pat
out Of the house, without even having once spoken
OF the business which took him there. charivari
confesses to change Of sentiments on the subject
Of the iilustrious Mr. Buchanan.
Chariyari must have drawn bis knowledge Of our
President from perusal of the Ostend manifesto.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

sEow-Christmas day was signazed by snow
storm throughout North Carolina, Virginia and Mary
land. In some parts Of Virginia it fell to depth OF
twelve and fifteen inches. In Maryland it was onis-
three inches in depth. The storm was travelling in
north.easterly direction,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

Coon THINGS FOR THE INNER MAN-Mr E. L.
Berrier Of the Gef Grocery q Baronne street. kesps
up an enviabe reputation for the freshness choice qualify
OF all his groceries and
and liquors He is ready jast Row. congress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

HAVE You BouGHT Your New YEAR's PREsRSfs1
Mr. L. Gabei No SO Camp street. stl this very peril
nent question: for he has hand brilliant display Of watches
and jewey embracing the ie and tasteful styles;
Of which he offers cost prices and says they sold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

FANCY GooDs AND Toys.--Mr. John Bla6er, at No
p Chartres street. has stu hand large ns
stock Of toys and fancy goods which he offers public
unprecedentedy low prices The variety includes sssy pos
sibe article calculated and delight the children
haer charm the ladies' See Mr. Bses adsertsennenf
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odd Fellows, Han AssocaatIon.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS HALL.
meets at their office ia Odd Fellows Hail. On
the first Monday Of every month.
Edward PlshuFy President; Thomas Shields Secretary
John d. Bein, TreasurerJ G. Dunlap John Orchard H. O.
Steson H. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis, George
Rareshde A. W. Bosworth. Geo. Drneye Bernard Cohen
and W. B. Cook.