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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

THE ARTHUR NAPOLEON CoNcxRr-This enter
tainment came OF at Odd Fellows Hall last night,
and we are quite certain that all who heard Arthur
Napoleon for the first time heard then the most re-
markable and pleasing performance on the piano that
they listened to. 1t was so with u.s. We do not
sec how his execution be improved upon by him
self or surpassed by another. The piano was made
to speak the very genius the soul and poetry Of music,
for the performance not merely clever seight-of-
hand dexterity, wonderful as it was even il viewed
in that aspect alone. Doubtless the youth may claim
and sustain bis right to the highest place among
artists in his line. We think he is unmistakably the
Napoleon of pianists."
Miss Haywood has deiciously melodious voice,
and after each piece which she sang the auditory
were at loss for method Of demonstration to in.
dicate their satisfaction, for they quite exhausted
the availability Of the ordinary stamping and clap
ping manifestations Of satisfaction. She is entitled
to first rank as vocalist, and we cannot remember
when we were more pleased with any portion Of a
concert or opera programme than with those which
were last night allotted to this sweetest Of singers
Her voice has power, compass and extraordinary
properties of liquid melody, and ia managed very
artisticaly. There never was heard purer music
than her kathleen Mavourneen." We hope that
Arthur Napoleon l. Co. will give another concert ia
New Orleans.
AT THE ST. CHARLES fair house assembled to
laugh at the pantomimcry and endeayor to see the
point of the marvellous ballet dongs The yarietie.
and Amphitheater did not do very fourishing bust
ness. There was some excellent acting done in tht
pleasant comedy Of Leap Year, which was per
formed at the Varieties and really felt melancholy
that there was no larger auditory assembled to en-
joy it.
As usual, there was fair attendance at Concer
Hall to admire the truthful and beautiful panorami
illustrations Of Dr. Kanes arctic expedition the valu
and interest of this most attractive exhibition ben
greatly aided by the ably prepared and agreeably de
| liYered lecture of Mr. Paul.
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SENTENCE OF A SEA CAPTAIN.-Capt. Sheffield, OF
the brig Julia of Boston, has been sentenced by the
court at Porto Rico to six years Imprisonment for
striking man named Keene, his first mate, with
SABRE the face and head and also for shooting
the mate Of the Frances Jane, of Baltimore, with
shot gun. The mate of the Frances Jane had inter-
fered in the quarrel between Capt Sheffield and his
mate and volunteered his assistance with Others to
dispatch Capt Sheffield the spot, when the latter
shot him. 1t is stated that appeal will be made
for another trial by the captain.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THE VAR1ETIEs.-The sterling comedy, " The Road
to Ruin, with the great cast which it success
fully early in the season, will be performed followed
by pas de trois, and the entertainment will con-
clude with Z" Buried Alive,' farce in which Mr..
Owens will appear.
The AMPHITHEATER.-The romantic drama of the
" The Brigand, or the Robbers Of Italy" and the
farce Trip to Coney Island" will be performed
by the Juveniles. ... -.
THE ST. CHARLEs.-The Ravels will bring out their
great pantomme " Mazulm, Or the Night OWL the
ballet :" Rose and Papon," and exhibit tight rope
dexterity, as usual.
CONCERT HALL.-Panorama of DIR. Kane's Arctic
voyages with descriptive lecture and exhibition o.
relics of the expedtion.
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KILLED DY YLIGHTNISG.--Christina Haustn, of Day.
ton, was struck by lightning on Saturday night, 9th
inst, and instantly killed. Her clothes caught fire,
and her body was much burned. She was passing
from the stable to the house at the time she was
strnck
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HATS, SHOES, Wool AND WHITE LEAD-Large
quantities Of these articles have just been received by j.
Valentine Co., No 81 Common street, and offered the
trade at the usual low rates. See advertisements.
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sg- Telegraphlc, ETC., on the eighth page

~ TeIeSfnphic, cfc., on The e1Shth pnge.
MURDERED.-John B. Wolff, formerly editor of a
temperance sheet, called the Life Boat in Mt. Pleas
ant Ohio was shot, short time since, while driving
stage in Kansas He had been requested by the cti.
zens to answer political speaker, which he did in
such way as to excite the ire of his opponent, who
revenged himself as above stated.
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MARRIED AGAIN.-lt is stated that the divorced
wife of Washington Smith, who played such prom
inent part in the tragedy which resulted in the
shooting of Richard Carter, by Smith, in Philadel-
phia last fall was married about three months since
to the editor of a Susquehanna county paper.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.-Present, quo.
rum Mr.. Waldo in the chair.
The Mayor sent In message relative to the official
jars existing between the Street Commissioner, the
Coroner, and the Board of Health. 1t was referred
to the Police Committee.
The Mayor sent in second message, detailing his
operations in preventing crevasse at Sauye's, and
reporting the levee there to be safe. Referred
The reports Of the Comptroller, Treasurer, and
Surveyor, read and referred. That of the Trea
showed the balance in the treasury to be $44
722 IS.
Petitions were read by title and appropriately re-
ferred. One was from John N. Gamewell & Co., of
Camden, s. Co. proprietors of the American Fire
Alarm and Police Telegraph" offering the invention
to the consideration Of the Board, as something
worthy Of adoption in this city. 1t referred to
the Police Committee.
A resolution was offered for placing footpaths be.
tween the First District shipping wharves, from Post
AZ down to Post Is. Adopted. This will connect
the whole OF the First District shipping wbaryes.
A resolution was offered for placing 20 mooring
piles along the wharves of the First DISTRICT.
Adopted. .oooo
| resolution was offered for appropriating $200o
| more to the completion of the Magazine Market.
! A resolution was offered for transferring to the
Third District School Board the portion OF the Ma
carthy plantation intended as the site OF new public
school to be called the McDonogh School. Adopted.
| The Board of Aldermen reported concurrence in
| resolution aud asked concurrence in others.
| The resolution for appropratng $4,000 for the
erection OF the Worthngton pump.house line Of pipe,
etc., was taken up d,bated at length, and concurred
| in.
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Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs

DIR. @. p. CRANE,
successful treatment in Diseases of the Throat
Lungs the Inhalation of Electro Chemical and Medical Va
por well known be the only reliable and
e6ecng in those extreme and desperate
bid defiance the ordinary rules of practice
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
marlborough all Chronic and Functional Diseases
vergnes Electro Chemical Baths Galvsnis and
Electro Magnetism.
OF those afflicted with Diseases Of the
Throat Lungs and unable visit the city who desire
suaion list of Questions has been prepared and will be
warded on application to DR.. c.,
No. l46 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Inhaing Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received in each particular case.
ASrPasnts from the country be accommodated with
rooms a the Institute. MO 2p6miW
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To Cotton. Factors and Planters,

subscriber having completed all his machines,
prepared supply all orders for IRON HOOPS with his I'm
proved Te for seasons df early application made
fastening Is acknowledged by all who have
far superior to any invented before.
Apply the Orleans Cotton Press between and II O'clock
NJ. to
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SEAsoNABLE DRY GooDs-We call the attention
the sale of seasonsbe dry goods place
this day 10 o'clock A. NJ at Bache Leaumons auction
rooms No. II Chartres street. Terms sale.
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GentLe,ssen's w
FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
Just received a fresh assortment of
FRENCH SHIRTS,
MERINo, SILK and COTTON UNDERsHIRYs,
LINEN and COTTON DRAWERS,
SUSPENDERs and CRAvATS,
COLLARS and SOCKS.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED LINEN BOSOMS.
A beautiful assortment OF
SILK AND Isle THREAD GLOVES,
For Ladies and Gentlemen.
LION d PINSARD.,
"a 2p.f H and So Royal street, Of Benville.
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MONEY Losr.-We refer to advertisement Offering
recovery Of hundred dollars bills lost
;,tta
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Cork-screws have sunk more people than cork
jackets will ever keep up.
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"a PROFESSOR j. VEGAS LAST Chill
A DREN'S BALL
~ AND MAY-DAY CELEBRATION,
At
Odd Fellows Hall,

Odd Fellows Hall,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1859
PROF j. VEG AS respectfully Informs his friends and the
public in general that his last
CHILDREN'S BALL AND MAY FESTIVAL,
under his supervon, will be given at the aforementioned
Hail. on the Cd of May, 1885,
The ceremony Of the May celebration commence at half
past O'clock followed by the Chideu's until Ii O'Clock
which the Ball for the Adults will begin The Hall will
be magnfcenty decorated inside and outside expressly
this occasion.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
W. G. Wilson, Prof NJ. D, Dimtry,
DIR. T. Anfoux, Geo. H. Law
L. Fl. Watson, N. j. Hoey,
Anthony Samboa, W. /. Hodgesou,
Louis Ducourneau, II. Nash.
FLOOR MANAGERS
Prof. j. Vegas, Jos. F. Vegas.
Ladies' and Misses wishing to obtain invitations will please
send their and residences the Secretary the Ball
Room Office or to Professor j. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hail.
Positively Ladies' invitations be obtained day
the Ball.
enemens Tickets be obtained at the Hail. and at the
Music Stores
No will be admitted except he presents Ticket at the
door. all I'd
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W'tstes, Liquors, etc..

Wtsses, Liquors., etc.,
NOS. Is AND s ROYA STREET.
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
pn continually hand which is equal to the best that
Also other brands of inferior quality
voPAz SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY. SIERRA SHEER
Kf GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES.
BRANDIESsazerac Of the vintage Of 1885, 1913 and 1905
end other brands WHISKY Of all descriponsscotch Irish,
Eye and Bourbon. ALE PORTER in pnts and quarts.
Also on hand, my usual assortment OF the best
Wines and Liquors
q Market which will be sold reasonable terms
1thes house in the city. - -
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
d- zply Nos lS and is Royal strees
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,;o, -, nau;,.r ha which veS ~ - ~ 49,
int;on tdr lawns the Assstsnt S.;tr s.. 49,. nvsnn
for their services ilnrino 1s59. aannt.d sssss \
II NJ Kaarnv 1nIe, snsy,an.c na,e III. 90, v
cnmmnnicstion frnm john ~ & - u
nv the ctv with water for firss. ~ ii a t.s
ttants an feet hioh and n ~ Il ~ 81 ~
erectad n iii sihle Incalites ma .,,r,.a tsS.
hv ia rresent Wates WnsFs s tst f
ho,S I5s IA 0ailons and "a sf asS1s n - ~ ~
gallons in any at cost of hiIs os. - ~
more than 20 gallons to each inbabitant N M ~
wiz the commun;cation 10 erb,ritfss G ~; ~ ~
ornamentsi tank which m;cht Ss s,ts ~ ~ ~
Square and at snch height q to s. ssbie Is
water 10 the top Of the CITY Han: i risn bfskkiy
men Of competent indement s-The 80 cnrrsHnsE Sa
vas referred 10 the Finance (,ornmitt1e "
The Street and IA nno - y
ous resolutions for small strest i,nnrn.s.esss @
were adopted. Y -
The sneciaI committees u wtors - ,sss-.s -
matter Of aatbonfs landing al Post II Firss nisxx
anbmitted resontinn for ailc-;,r asstS. ~.
III ~ Sr.e sa.':s - 49, - - ...sse
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,exs,nfinr, nv oy.v.o;,,firty I ;nfns
snrf.. .stL ~. m fSvs- 49, - - -
Const Win soe " Aler " ~ ySuiEh1J " Ee&ef9 ~
the supply OF water needed BY the city alo eQor
curred In,
Ths foitov;no rsrort from the cf;er Fseinesv -
the Fire Department, was read and refepfe0
Il CT1rEr EygIssxRss 0rr7cu, F5RE UsRAnyzEpT,1
New DYlea9s Apsff ID. H. e
10 the Honorable President and Nernb6rs 5z4s
cf the Board Of AssiStaut AIdssr1sn
GeutJsmen-Iu m lat suuual
abs body ysssred pscuJsylJ 10 ibs psdeqpnss upDIy
vatr sooshout he city for he propss e
Common CouDciI Iestu hso our cy bsn IL sess N
ssss o. nlngs dsassrons 81 dsfrsyiue propsSy 10
amount of rpinnr l.rm s of thsf nd
heps tss your bnossse dv vi vbiIs IA essg N IN IT
few weeks srs yef ffssb Il m - u @vsv on vnut is
eeumocsn I'D sSous dsI.ys II iessssioS 4 ones
Aware pss15aisry sssps Ssvs s6s5y - ~
cuIr aesjn refsr -, ~ ihsf rs,s ~ ,s -hir5s
srss,s this subject q = s's =" g -
SECTION "a Of ovdIrw, M nm ~ =.
defines the cntfes n ~ ersr.r,. ~ s fs ~
1owfn9 paysaYsph = = -s"'- - - +
s.And said meu and sGlesys IN, ~ s.~S.e - seYs
ratus the s1iugnish q Me- 1e.ss =, ~
n exe'79ufshed - -
In the case Casylashlw - N
hans, estfss the qnes1ou wnehsr snJel
to extra compensation sstsr tbe ~ vsgy sglks
and when there was no mors dsnssr lsepy,
and fcs really only Asssst - hn MsfnN ~
ton for hts OWE individual bsnsas tAe c1t 6seo1
that the contract means to pns out ~ As - ~
was bound % stay until al nss - Hss - yalg &gsk
emensting from the highest JaAeal - aesx
dontt "?aw, bat u is nsverfhe'ess -
R9hsS hvoG nf 81 smht n secsssres wsS ~ S
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AUGUSTUS REICHARD, Consul of Prussia,
JOSH. nEYNOODT Consul Of Ralpinm

CHARLES MILLER got excited on Monday night
with liquor and ran muck" on Front Leyee street.
between Hospital and Barracks. He drew a knife,
cut at different people, slightly wounding several, and
finally gave Joseph Davis desperate and dangerous
stab He was afterward arrested, and two Of his
friends, named L. B. Peire and John Wright, at
tempted to rescue him. All three were locked up.
The wounded man was sent to the hospital.
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4. #. Murray, .age,ss,
Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER. BOTTLES, coRKs AND
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from 19 and 81 Bienve street q and OUs
rOMHOUSE STREET.
ASAl orders for the above articles promptly filled the
shortest notice. by Wholesale and retail. mys 2ply
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Lea 3 Pey.rtsss'
CELEBRATED
CESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connofsseura
TO be
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERF VARIETY OF DISH.
Extract letter from Medical gentleman Madras
hi. brother at Worcester under date Of May, 1851:
''Tell LEA 4 PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly
teeed in India and is in opinion, the most paatable
we'll the wholesome Sauce that is made''
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York Exh
oon of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERRINs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
of which having led to numerous FoRGER1Es, pur-
chassrs requested that the of LEA PER
RIMS are upon tie WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any infringing,
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents various the world
advise any inngements Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United Sstes.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York.
stock always Also orders received for direc,
shipment from England. nul6 2ply
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II Card.

We would cali the attention Of the public to the fact per
card below of the Hon. James Begga Foreman Of Fire Com
pany No. 20 the wood House," covered with Roof
Ing remained unnurea by the FIRE Of the 29h
ut while tho adjoining roof and the awning OF the Wood
House itself both took fire from excessive heat
SOUTHERN F1REPRooF ROOFING COMPANY,
81 st. Charles street, N. o.
The undersigned Foreman Of Fire Company No. 20, being
upon pleasure stating that the occasion Of the
FIRE the Of Gravie and Tchoupoulas Streets the
morning OF TIE 10Th u of the Wood House whstood
the ams and that the adjoining premses similarly situated
took fire and required the utmost exons Of the Hremen to
save the property He gives this his humble testimony In
favor of the Southern Fire Proof Roofing Company knowing
that the which took fire h stand the test Of what
Is claimed for it,
al 2ptf JAMES BEGGS.
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NURSE wAsTED.-see advertisement in another
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90 ANNIVERSARY BALL 80
az -osFHs- "A
Independent Order of Odd Fellows 3ne-
The r. W. GRAND LODGE OF THE I. O. i. O. F. in the
State of Louisiana, will close the ceremonies of TUESDAY
26th April in commemoation of the FORTi ETH ANN
yERsARY of the Order of Odd Fellowship the United
States, by giving
GRAND REGALIA, DRESS FANCY DRESS AND
MASK BALL,
Which will take place
At Odd Fellows Hall,
the direction of the following Managers appointed by
LIMITATION COMMITTEE
John Crickard, Joseph Magper E. J. Dohm
JE. Talon, John Caldwell, H. Dameron,
W. G. Wilson, Luther Homes r. King Cutler
r. l.. Butler, f. A. Patterson, r. Martinez,
John Taylor, d. Stickney, Chas. f. Verlander,
s. Rndt, J. NJ. Wagner, @. W. Farn4m,
+. L. Bruce, j. A. Brown Caspar Wild.
--REcEprIoS
Geo. Seymour ]. g. Hirdes, B. Brewster,
W. V. Crouch, W. F. Girard, j. W. Beach,
A. DeSols, c. F. Legay, J. H. Gennison.
Dc Byerly, X. 7. Boyle, 7. D. yanHorn,
H. Jesommes, L. H. Watson, E. +. Lhose
W. j. r. Goodman Thos. H Shields,
Floor MANAGERS -
P. McPride H. Mispaugh, j. H. Felmedon,
George Graham, r. @. Abbott, j. T. Michel.
7. W. Bothick, Peter Siren. Prof J. Vegas.
SUPPER
J.T. Miller, H. DeGruy G. F. Ravenhorst,
J. B. I.eefe, b. Cohen, +. Smith
j. F. Kearney, E. Allen,
Gents Tickets to bs obtained from either of the above
Managers also at the Secretarys Office, Odd Fellows Hail.
of Felt Stetson, No. 81 Camp Application
Ladies' Invitations to be made above.
a- Invitation Committee will half past O'Clock
ovsI Hall 40
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DLACIDEs vARIETIEs-GRAvIER STREET.
Stage Manager Mr.. JOHN SETON
treasurer WAhhGN.
TWENTIETH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.

III
Treasurer. WARREN
TWENTIETH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 20. 1859.
commspse. with the c9nsdy entitled ROAD re RUINMAr
p.rn,on MARI Smith; Harry por1te1 Geo. Jordan Milford
Silky 5osn Ovens; Widow w.nsn % %rs John ssos sspsis
tie farce BUKisD ALiyE-Aboaisr ii; M.erss sow6sl.
TINA. Miss Lcnsdaie. ~ ''' -N'' '-''' " ''
y in
ton since the Of the vii shortly bs pro-
PRICES OF ADMISSION; and Second Tier and Par;
cents Gallery Is cents Private Boxes "a to s according to
70, s
to com nenes ., TX % oeock 4'"'''' y ''> 40
ST. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES sr
Lessee Manager .......B. DEBAR
Acting Manager coRRl
PRICES or ApMIss1oN-Dress Circle and rsrque..s, IS
6 as s,; cents Boxes
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 2o
lied 1az sf
s H. sss asd Ss
ko s %se the
ss precisely Be.
400 G. @. CIIESLEY Treasurer.
CPALDING Il ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AND
- MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET.
Manage, Mana sPALp1sa + Rsa
Thirty Eighth Night Of
MARsHs JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q,
Will be presented the romantic drama THE BRIGAND
The Robbers of Ialy-Massaon Miss Louise; Ecoli
g. W. Marsh TO conclude with farce of TRIP
TO CONEY ISLAND.
E-In preparationFor and several Novelties
HSJ- Thursday night-Beoeit of Miss Louise.
Admission 50 cens Children and Servants in attend
half price Saturday only
AS-Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
DAY NOON.
H- open night Curtain rises quarter before
O'Clock. Doors open Saturday at liz Curtain
rises a l2l9
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u. 4. Hammond,
ENGRAvER, L1THOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. 8 Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully socs in the above named departments
Of
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES. POLICY HEADS
Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Pomissory Notes.
sc mbeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel snd printed in style unequalled in the South.
He facilities doing every description Of work
sone and particularly refers to the style recently intro
uced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
shsapness Lhography and particularly adapted to Bills Of
Exchange Checks, Account Sales Bill Heads, fss Labels
etc, etc., etc.
Being only Engraver Of Pictorial subjects steel
Der South pubshers others requiring Portraits Land
aespes Book Illustrations etc. requested examine
his specinens will add that orders in the finer and
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
eELF to the North, the practice.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
rATIoNs Engraved and Printed in style punctuay
and At short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS Designed En-
Srayed and and furnished with press ceunter-de etc.
tel 9p1y
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nzy- Recortlers, Counts etc., ON eighth pag.
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.NOreNlG's Restaurant,
lE CANAL STREET.
During the past this welknown establishment han
been reted and complete order and such
guarantee patrons all times, all the delics
cies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will be left undone
part maintain the reputation that MoREAUs" has
ed-hat Of being the
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprietors "Moreaus"
pl7 2ptf No, l27 Canal street.
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Boots, Shoes and Broga,,s,

Roots, Shoes and BrOgasas,
AT WHOLESALE,
Plantations supplied with prime Dtching BOOTS Russo,
BRoaANs WOOL Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeach,
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
.... sFROST CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general assortment of SILK
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST j. CO.,
jyl3 sp&W 10 Magazine street.
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FoR MEMrHIs.-The U. s. mail passenger packet
Ipgomar. Captain a. Paris will leave this evening
at O'Clock, connecting Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad for all Eastern cities also with the f
class packets for Louisville Cincinnati and ST. Ip For
through tickets by the above routes sppy 10 H. fregh
Memphis packet agent. office under the St Charles Hotel.
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