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ONE JOKE AND THREE CHURCHES AT ANNApoL1s.-
In the San of yesterday is the following elegraphie
despatch:
and his party arrived here this evening"
No doubt oft. His party is SO small that ample
accommodations for it can be found at Bedford
1t is expected that there win be divine service at
interior of the new edifce being nearly ready for
the accommodation of the congregation
The Workmen are progressing rapidly in build
ing the new Methodist and Roman Catholic church
es They will probably be ready for service in the
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# PROPERTY. SALES. so -.
Yesterday, John D. Hardy, auctioneer, sold at
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BY TETEEKAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son Stock and Bill Brokers,
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.,.. SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA. July 2O-Arr schrs F. Tuttle and Ham
l!ton New York RoSeneath, ROston
York. - ' ~ 'i' -''"
SAVANNAH, July l3:-Crd schrs Kate Merrill Phila
delphia; bark Harvest, New York
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday Accommodation closes firm
sales estimated at u 600 bales including 1000 bales for
| export and speculation.
BreadstufTs close very dull.
! Provisions close very dull
LONDON, Saturday afternoon-Consols close at 95Ge5 4
for money, and "a %@95b for account
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Mr. Lowe concluded bis remarks, (Which were
listened to most attentvely and of which the above
Is short Synopsis) by entreating the members to
enter into the campaign with all their energies;
let us, said he, this day make universal resolve,
that all the purpose OF the law our rights and the
constitution be appealed to to defeat this outawrv
peacefully if we can, and forcibly if we must
(Cheers.)
After the conclusion OF Mr.. loves address, Mr.
Walsh, of Hartford, moved that the thanks of the
convention be rendered to Gov Lowe, the orator
and to the people of Frederick whom he represents
for their Kindness shown upon this occasion to the
members of the convention. Adopted unanimously
amidst loud applause.
The chair then announced the following gentle.
men as the committee to prepare and report resolu-
tions for the action of the convention: William p
Maulsby, of Frederick: Joshua Vansant Baltimore;
William 5. Cuttings, Baltimore county; Dr. Francis
Spencer, st. Mary's; - Brinn, Charles county;
- Harding, Montgomery; Edward A. Wyviil,
Prince Georges, Dr. Jacob Shower, Carroll; A.
W. Bateman, Hartford; j. W. Spicknall, Calvert;
A. J. Pennington, Cecil; P. Wickes, Kent county;
J. b. Brown, Queen Anne's N. E. Nichols, Talbot;
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CLEARED
yer ~ - " ''
BARK Lapwing Kelly Rio Janeo and ml' t-Hugh Jen-
kins d. Co "
Schr. Sultan. lBr) Freeman, G2by, n S-Rich'd Tynes
Co. - w. aus
Schr Elmra T. Emerson, Providence-Dobbin d War
field - "
Dobbn d Warfield
Scir Chas. Gaskill, Kirk, Philadelphia Co
Schr. fremont Groves Barbado.s-Capron q Co
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN SrrA,Irno

The California Mail Steamers sail from New Yorl IN tIa
IN and 10Th of each month. - = - ~ Wy
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rA1K oN ,oHANGn.

It ia not expected that We can have much talk 70
note at this period Of the year. Though thousands
yea, tens of thousands, Of our permanent and
transient population have departed, there are q
good many thousands remaining it is out place Tor
some folks to talk or remark that everybody has gone
away. There are more people now in our city than
ever before known at this season. The facilities OF
communication with every part of the confederacy
are 30 numerous the intercourse daily and daily
that If pleasure is to be derived in travelling, distant
residents can visit CITY, enjoy three or four days
or weeks of the delicaces Of our markets. in the way
Of fruits and vegetables transact business feel the
effects Of our pleasant mild summer, and return II
they desire, at almost any hour. We are, however.
DEPRESSING and getting off the soundngs OF Carorae
let street and environs.
The general operations to-day offered p,sning lol
talk or comment. We are favored wsn tue hnes'
weather for the young crops, as 'or 'ne gene
raj sanitary condition of our ciy VI course there
are few remarks passing on european events Later
.dvices are about due. 2he steamer North Ameri'
can for Quebec, was 90 have left Liverpool on the
22d and the City Of Baltimore, for New York, on the
same day. Tb< steamer Adelaide was to have de-
n.rte from Galway on the 25th. We may have later
adv,ces u any moment after meridian to-day.
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Some daya since, Abiding to . suggestive and
orcibly written paragraph going the rounds OF news
paperdo, Ne observed that its reference to the two
trafcs Wa alike strong and logicalin fact, indis
putable-and that il the one was wicked, no doubt
could possibly exist = to the wickedness Of the
other.
Relsrring to the article in question, and quoting
tfom Il, The jackson Adin) Eagle Of the 2sth ult.
nys:
ret there are . class Of croaklng politicians
throughout the South, who, whether sincerely Of NOT
hold % the opinion that because Congress some tort
years ago passed an act In defiance OF all Just prncl-
Africa was piracy and the penalty for being engaged
In such piracy was deathit IL, f0r8ooth, not com.
petsnt fos this age to say that it is not II
they do say so they traitors. Now, It needs only
whole question. Is not negro from Virginia an
African? OF course. Congress makes It piracy ior
4 man to bring negro from Africa. Where is the
difference between the negro bought in Virginia and
the one bought IN IS VIVA. y sne da aa:
not exist II ii is robbery to steal in one place, Is
robbery to steal in another.
Very strongly,put. The great point at issue-ths
morality or wickedness Of the trades themselves
cannot be evaded or msconstrued by the shrewdesi
casuits II II be wickedness and piracy to buy slave
from his owner in Africa it is wickedness and piracy
to buy slave from his owner in Virginia. negro
ia negro Ownership is ownership = slavery
slavery--and the slave trade, no mattsr whers esl
ried on, whether between Africa and IT, unl.eo
States, Cuba and Mississippi or Virginia sno Aous'
ana, is exactly the same thing in svely important
particular II it Is revolving to tslnanlty ~ tne one
instance, il must necessarily fsvolting IN inc otnef
There i no line Of demeNatton between tho INC
n,nnre;tions. TAws 4 variance with truth - lAwi
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A SHALL BUT FATAL WEAPoN.-hr. Alfred Jansen,
Of LeClaire Ill., died . few days ago from the sting
of bee. He was wealthy young Engshman, and
was stung in the neck by common honey bee. When
stung, he said it was serious matter for him, as he
had once, after being stung, swooned away and re.
manned insensible for several hours saleratus was
applied to the wound, but he was soon violently ILL.,
became insensible and in few minutes had convul-
sions and three quarters Of an hour from the time
he was stung be was dead. He was young man OF
liberal education and was about going to England to
visit his relations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

PROF. PAcKER's MAGIC SOAR needs but trial to
its excellence. OF this convinced for have
seen no tried but fully qualified to bear
witness to it's qualities famous purifying agent,
ing most and harmless properties for while
II expels all impurities the most delicate fabrics its
strength the texture cleanses paint marble
and woodwork great readiness and is excellent to
upon the skn leaving soft and smooth without sickness
roughness sale in New Orleans by the manufa cure
j. H. Ashby 1853 Old Levee by various Dealers whose
names are appended the which refer all
anti |, a readers
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OFF FOR MAp1soNvILLE.-If the tenor Of the
notes Of preparation be Interpreted rightly, Fourth
OF July spreadeagleism will brood particularly and
especially over the sylvan locality of jacksonville,
where Gen. Ed. Kingston Boyd, of the Madison
House, will dispense magnificent hospitality, to the
the host Of hosts who will 60 forth from the city to
enjoy the delights of that avorte retreat on Monday
"a sogers and FIRE boys" have both selected it as
the scene Of their olcaton, and ifa glorious time
is had anywhere on the Fourth, it will DO secured
round in that neighborhood.
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Prof. Packd

Prof. PaCke
NJ A Ct / @ SA P
NEEDS BUT A TT
70 PROVE
ITS EXCELLENCEl
This preparation possesses the followines over any
other cheap sosp ever offered in this mark
1t removes grease or dirt from fine fahput leaving
smell or stain fannels wooeus washedsnot shrink.
1t removes grease stains and dirt from pai and fur
niture without injury 10 the article ceant much labor
"n0 Is A SUPERIOR ARTICLE FoRtLEr
J. 4EY,
1853 Old Level Jefferson.
Also for sale by
HW. Reed, No. 27 Delord street, New
H. H. Hedden, N. E. corner of Comm rondelet;
G, H. Mobiles, No. New Basin;
J. A. somers, Apothecary, Tivoli Place
James W. Fee Co., No. 90 Camp sired
PIT. Phillips, corner Jackson and Nya;
F.B Won Harten, east corner JacksoSseau SITS;
I. s. Meekins L Bro, and Marigny Bird Dist.
Crswell Hallett, Nos. l6 and II FROM rst Dist;
VIC. Raymond, No. II Camp street. 2plm
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29-The Great English Remedy-Sir James
CLARxE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PlLs Prepared from
scrpton Sir Clarke, NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This we'll known medicine no imposition but and safe
remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions from
whatever and although powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' 1t peculiarly shifted WILL in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills known to fail where the drec
ens on the page the pamphlet we'll observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free of the agent.
N B-sl and postage stamps, enclosed to any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by
of mail.
General Agent the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
NY JwRIGHT co., New Orleans Wholesale Agents. and
sold by all respectable Druggss fes 2p1yaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

mJ-Hostetter's stomach Bitters are now
conceded unequaed for their prompt action in
alternating curing all diseases of the stomach Their supe-
ro readily accounted for
from fact that they made under the per-
sona supervision the proprietor in strict accordance with
science always attended with the most
beneficial results and of Nervous Debility Conspa
ton Fatusnce and other deases caused by disodeed
stomach its of the most speedy and power
full character and any other preparation of the
claims before the public.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL byJ. WRIGHT
ACO q and l Chartre street. sole agents for the Southern
States and whom all orders should be addressed and by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere e2I 2p6&W
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.Jaco,,efs Greatly Rk.

We are selling our Is cent MUSL1Ns al,
We are selling our % cent MUsL1Ns a
We are selling our 80 cent MUsLINs al
We are selling our 40 cent oRGANDfEFs.
We are selling our so cent ORGAND1Ffs.
We are selling our 6211a ct. ORGANIZES.
We are selling our rs cent oRGAND1Es.
We are selling our sl2 90 oRGANDY bs 90.
We are selling our So 90 oRGANDY Is 90.
We are selling our S 90 and 81 % Rt6O.
With large stock Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH rs.
AND OTHER SUMMER CD
At
G II T.: II r II n Za c. 4
BENTHUYSEN, LEWISS
lie CAN
jyl 2ptf On oya
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Dattey's .Nngica1 Pain Extractor

Dnttey's JNngiCnL Pat,. Extractor
Possesses the unquesonabe instantly check Daana.
tion This acceded by many eminent profession and
by all that have used hence this great
property 1t naturally follows that the pain which, in cases
OF Burns scads, etc. Is produced by inflammation must
cease as soon conquer udue inflammation that
caused it. Read the many certificates in pamphlets
which can be had gratis of the Agents.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos q and Isl Chartres street.
Sole agents for the Southern States whom all orders
should oe addressed je27 2p3eodfW
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MAGNOLIA LODGE, l. o. o. F.-The officers and
members Of Magnolia Lodge, No. a. and the Order in
general, are requested to meet at room No. S, Odd
Fellows Hail. at o'clock this afternoon, to attend
the funeral of their late brother, William Stoppen-
hagen, N. G.
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Evidence.

Evidence resolves itself generally two kinds Direct and
crcumsanal We offer direct evidence on the following most
important subject to the community. offer the names OF
Lawyers Judges Physicians and others to he fact
that
Hembold's Extract of Buchu -;
without fail all diseases the Kidneys the Bladder
Gravel Dropsy DISTINCTIONS Nervous Affections The
word suits its operations nicely because
never yet failed and therefore becomes what truly
said certain REMEDY
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street,
Agents for the South aud whom orders should
Us Nuutesseo' je27 2psteodGltw
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n II NorIcrs Nouda Y next \ tie Fourth Of
Jaly, "a y esnsssl holiday y every sense q The
" ~ tesks ~ - clcsed therefore, al busi.
a VIII g. NJ That day must b provided for and
- III day. The Custom. House will Be
Glo ~ y conformity 70 usage. It will not
~ y "a r. either clearancss OF entrances. The
NJ 01iee Yin v opened for ! short time in the
noxning. Ehe Insurance oiaces give notice Of clos.
~ Is that N insurance business for Monday ought
o b at&snded q before 8 o'clock r. n. this day
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Anp erltaus psa Gsestent Saturday anua gny 2, 1859.
Dissolution. or Copartnershtp.

Dissolution or Copartnesshtp.
The coptnershp heretofore existing this city, under
name and style Of
! D. FELT & sTET5oN,
General Stationers, Job Printers and Boo
Binders,
Was dissolved the 18th of February last by the witt
drawal of Mr.. DAVID FELT.
DAVID FELT,
H. g. sTETsoN.
CIRCULAR AND COMPREHENSIVE
NO Tree.
The undersigned have formed Copar,nership under til
| name and style of
H. q. STETSON g. CO.,
For the purpose Of conducting a.
GENERAL STATIONERY BUSINESS
-Incudng-
| JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING,
At the old Stand
Nos. "a Camp Street and Bank Place
| HENRY G. sTETsoN,
| WILLIAM II. SLACK,
PAUL j. CHRISTIAN.
S TATlONE RS' HAIL..
HENRY g. sTETSoN..wM II. sLACKP j. CHRISTIAN
H. q. STETSON e. CO..
Dealers in
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL,
staple and Fancy Stationery,
And all articles used in
OFFICES, COURTS. BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ANDY
Merchants, Steamboat, Country Dealers, etc
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING.
The PRINTING OFFICE and BOOK BINDERY, belong.
Ing to the establishment and being building
oes US om long experienc render satisfaction to our
patrons, in giving them the VERY BEST of work at tho
SHORTEST POSSIBLE NOTICE. and on the most
,REAsONABLE TERMS.
Late additions and modern improvements to our Printing
Office and Blank Book Manufacturing Department. places us
in position do ANY description of Printing Ruling and
Binding to desired pattern style and generally all
work done in q manner
NOT 70 he EKcExZED.
STATIONERs' HALL,
Nos. 81 Camp street and Bank Place.
New Orleans. July /, 1859. jyl 2p6
Summer Clothing.
LARGEST STOCK NOW IN THE SOUTH,
COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
FOR THE BEST MEMS CLOTHING,
Cali at Alfred Munroe Co.'s
FOR THE BEST BOYS CLOTHING.
Call a Alfred Munroe Co.'S, |
FOR THE BEST SHIRTS |
THE PATENTED YOKE ARE THE BEST
Prices ranging from sl2 per dozen up.
Call at Alfred Munroe Co.'s. |
FOR THE BEST DRAWERS AND UNDERsHIRrs,
Call at Alfred Munroe Co. g. |
FOR THE BEST OF EVERYTHING,
ndUNHoE d, cos
ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET
Philadelphia superfine and Ordinary
T r A Y ELM G TRUNK
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
yALIsES, CARPET BAGS, ETC., etc.
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
India Rubber Blankets and Piano Covers.
magnificent assortment store for sale at less
rices than usual by
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
No. "a Magazine street,
jyl 2p6t Corner of Grayjer.
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nl~Third Ward American Club-The meet
ings of tis Club take place every SATURDAY EVENING
at TX o'clock at the Hail. Of Camp and Eachz streets
Members will please puncuay business Of import
ance will be transacted
ie1s JIG PoINDEXTER Pres't pro tenn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

A REWARD of $40 is advertised for the recovery of
lost pocket of little value but the
owl
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A3- Private and Confidential The agents
for that toilet article known throughout America
CRIsTADoRO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, are Instructed
never reveal bird PARTY the of
chasing it. suspicion therefore agt those who
dark and glossy shadeor rather varieties shade
which capable of mparting cannot by possibility be
artificial Free from caustc, it may be applied
without fear to the hair will rate blemh
the most sensitive scalp.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
ielQ 2plnkW CRIsTADoRO No. Astor House, N. z.
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Lane and Redmond Rogers state through our col.
umus that the firm Of Lane, Mayfeld & Co., has
csased 70 exist BY limitation. Mr. Rogers retres and
NJ. J. a. lane, Nj. Richard r. salter, and our es-
Iesmed journalistic conrsre Mr.. Jno Jay Lane, enter
into copartneship under the style Of Lane salter
Co., to continue the commission business, as sue
cssaon Of Lane, Mayaeld Co., assuming and liqui.
dating tho obligations Of that firm. II friend Lane,
Tie junior, Displays the same ability in his new walk
= il welding the pen editorial he must command the
highest success.
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raE BANKs-See notices Of the closing Of banks or
Monday next, the Fourth of July.
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FOuH1H o. JuLY The great day, II appears, VIII
Is duly cummsmorated On Monday next Parties,
aInnsB ana has; viii be made up = al the seashore
nhasln, ipcIudng Vaudeville, jacksonville and the
ssaicns II The Tchefhncta. There viii BE- great
1Iaeu q pan Christian, = viii appear by notices
1lssHhsrs There will also b. dinner TO DO fol
lpusd - grand ball, at Barnes Hotel, Mississippi
Caty. Thers viii also be : grand convention ct
sOosan Springs Hotel. The steamer Lecomte, Capt.
Naiksr, 6zt class boat, and one Of the most COM
1brtahls, wil leave this evening for Pascagoula,
sduching q IN ths intermediate landings and leaves
aeain a Monday morning ior Ocean Springs, Biloxi,
llinisippl City, Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis,
aanrding time to reach the scene Of merriment and
uaivity IL ssason. The steamer Creole also leaves
q Monday morning on the arrival Of the halfpast
III. n. ~ 81 The lake.
Ths can ~ The jackson Railroad leave in the
naornine "a evening fcr the many villages in the
pine woods.
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ssrL,ver complo,nt-Theo only remedy ever

aJLivcr Complaint-The only remedy ever
offered 10 the public failed when direc
tious are followed is MLANEs LIVER PILL prepared by
Fleming Bros Psbug Pa 1t has been several before
the public introduced in all sections Of the union
Where has had the most triumphant
and has actually of all other medicines 1t has
been tried under different phases Hepatis and has
been found equally eaicacious in all.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. MLANEs CELL
EBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
Bros Pittsburg Pa, There other Pills purportng
to be Liver Pills. now before the public. Dr. MLanes
une Pills also his celebrated Yermifge, can now be
had at respectable drug None genuine without the
signature of FLEMING BROS. Sold by sCoYII. 4 MEAD
Ill l3 Charities street, New Orleans Wholesale Agents
for the South. je27 2p6t&W
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Letter List.

The following comprises the portion of the ladies'
list omitted in yesterdays issue by reason of their
not being received:
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MY board of Public Works We are nu-
horized to announce AUGUSTIN DUPLANTIER as candi-
date for of the Board of Public Works for the
District subject to the decision of the District
IN, my21 2ptd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02

UNION BANK OF LoUisIANA.-The Directors of this
iustitution announce tho declaration Of semiannua
dividend Of i've per can't, payable on and after the
10Th Of July instant.
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sBusIxrss CHANGE The firm Of Payne, Steele
ca d Dissolved By mutual consent and Messrs Clai
borne steele and r. Pinckard, Of that firm. having
associated themselves with Nj. VIM. N. Pnckard, Of
lie lats house Of Geo. n. Pinckard Co., will trans
III general wholesale grocery business, as Pinckard
Essle L Co.. Il IS Tchoupitoulas street. until their
spacloas nov store, corner Of Tchoupitoulas and
Gasisr aleets u finished We refer city and interior
rsaden - adveftised notices Of these changes.
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James II. ThOnspsI

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Nc. al BROADWAY. tnsAs Canal street.
.ylS 1ptf
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sERyANr wANrED.--An advertiser wishes to hire
negro sr Who wash and iron. Address O. - this
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Shirts /! Slti1'i -u .
Just received by late steamers, large pent Of
SHIRTS, OF THE LATEsBHI0Ns,
Of all the various qualities and sizee and Colored,
MANUFACTURED ExhY
for the New Orleans city trade, to 'ouh, Boys and
Children.
Just opened, 200 doz
ALL LIN EN- ST r TS i
Various style
FOR SALE 80 EACH.
Also, superior lot
Real Seers c X uits.
L. W. LIZ
1928 and 30 st. street,
jy2 2p1t of Common.
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Reducing Stock.

In order to reduce my stock for the summer Am now
offering my large assortment of
WATOHEs,
WELRY,
FANCY GOODS, etc.,
At Very Low Prices,
And assure purchasers that they will find II to their interest 10
examine them before purchasing elsewhere
=A- W. A. WILSON,
je9 2plm ~ Canal .t,..t
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An ExPRRIENCKD TxAcHER Of instrumental and
vel Is desrous Of situation in such capacity Sec sd
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s SUMMER GLoTnIHG.-Mr. L. W. Lyons proprietor
n hst famous Southern Clothing Establishment" which is
throughout the country adyertses his stock
Thu morning Announces what that he hiss on sale
aiy inspection and purchase whatever man boy may
require mako him nsat and comfortable in this dogday
veAsr The stock Of boys clothing is large and
plssy assorted and Prices low the might be said
Of the other departments Of the mammoth establishment
folks did mot know we'll ready All kinds and quail
ties q genemens furnishing goods and all sorts Of under
clothing and trunkey always hand We refer all
needing clothing Of the goods referred to the various