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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-06

A FRENCH SOLDIER AT MoNTEBELLo.-" Every
where | saw the brave Gen. Breuet, fearlessly
Drawing the balls He went through the streets
giving his orders, busy but always calm. / can
see him yet, at the corner of house surrounded
by fourteen chasseurs captain had Just fallen.
The General advanced towards him. He was
lifted up, but fell again. He is dead said he.
Gen. Forey advanced with two buglers at his side,
and behind him an officer of the staff
"Our poor General addressed him, and they
exchanged some words, after shaking hands
All goes WELL said they. They move ten PAGES
forward. Five Tyrolese fed before them, but
suddenly turning, press round them. They fire.
Gen. Breuet drops his reins, toters, and, support
ed by soldiers, breathes his last. The Tyrolese
are surrounded and cut to pieces. The unfortu-
nate S4th allowed them no quarter. The enemy
fought while retreating. They sacrificed 800
men, who protected their fight by terrible fire
behind the hasty entertainments they had made IN
the cemetery.
81 was not in this attack, which was the most
furious of the day. We bad been sent in pursuit
of the fugitives, whom we drove as far as Casteg-
gio. Oh if we had only had some cavalry |
am told that the Sardnans behaved admirably.
believe it, for their dead strewed the ground,
pierced with wounds, and muiilated by Austrian
bayouets.
:. | was happy enough to lay my hands on
youngster of seventeen, a sub-leutenant, who was
lighting like a little tiger. My corporal was
going to finish him, when | turned away his rifle
and took the good fellow by the collar to avoid
other trouble. Surrender, Moutarde" " and he
handed me his sword. He is ayounger son, fair,
slender and baughty. l saved his life, aud be
scarcely thanked me.
al have not a scratch, thank God! Except my
silver watch, lost in the tumult and which this
morning replaced by the gold chronOmeter OF an
Austrian commandant, have lost nothing. The
prisoners that we have made Il have counted
more than eighty,) are all pale, ragged and
frghtfully ugly. They were glad to fall into our
hands. We went back and slept at Montebello.
slept happily in a barn. Ny greatest trouble is
that my rife, my pipe and my pantaloons are out
of order
1.-The Emperor came to visit the field of battle
and to see the wounded. He warmly embraced
General Forey and Colonel Cambriels, thanking
them for the victory in the name of the whole
army.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-06

INCIDENT or THE WAR.-As one ef the depart
ing French regiments was passing the Place des
Pyramides, young woman with child entered
the building, and enquired for the office OF the
Empress secretary. She was Informed that she
was in the secretarys Office when, hastily setting
down the child, she said
Well, them leave you my child Take her
TO the Empress, and tell her Majesty that know
she will take care OF her until my return from
the war - And go saying, she left the child"
And the Empress ordered that the child should
be properly cared for until the mothers return"
THERE'S Room ENOUGH.-The Omaha (Nebras-
KAY Times, of June l4th, says
"More than one thousand wagons have passed
through this place during the last fortnight for
California an average OF five persons accom-
panying each team. During the week we have
observed five droves Of cattle, averaging, we
should think, two hundred to the drove, bound
for California and Oregon. On Wednesday a
gentleman who has made two trips to California
crossed the ferry at this point with four thousand
five hundred sheep that he was taking to the
golden State"
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In all this array of distances from commercial CEN
ters Tehuantepec offers the nearest approximation
to an air lne except in the travel to Valparaiso, in
South America. Is the world going backwards, then,
that it rejects the most direct and adopts the most
circuitous and unhealthy? Iplace every reliance on
these figures, too, for they were elaborated by an
enemy to New Orleans and the Tehuantepec route.
The author of these estimates favored the Honduras
route, aud claimed that it had all the advantages of
Tehuantepec, and more, for it boosted two fine har-
bors, one on either ocean. He borrower damned this
route with faint praise, by stating that eminent en-
gineers had said it the shortest while its lack
of harbors made it the most mpracticable" Hap
ply time has only corroborated the TRUTH as 1T al
ways does, while it has exploded the falsehood, for
Tehuantepec can not only claim to be the shortest.
but it can point to two excellent harbors-Coatza-
coalcos and Juatulco
The success of the Tehuantepec route, in view OF
this geographical argument, becomes at once fixed
fact. Years must eapse before the Pacific Railroad
can approach completion, and until that line OF
competition is open, there can be no ryalry-for
ladies' families, invalids peasureseekers, traders
bankers, any class of persons, will ever trust
themselves for five or ten days to the rudeness OF
stagecoach over the plains, to reach California The
overland route is we'll enough to connect the back
woods settlements and to demonstrate the accessi-
bility OF road over our own soil, but as matter Of
general utility, it cannot in our day aspire to any
such character. Missouri will even patronize TIE.
huantepec first, unless she sends her children to Cali
fornia in Conestoga wagons.
And here let me add that the future of New Orleans
ia wrapped up in this scheme as one of her most CO.
ossal enterprises. know the procvity of the South
ern people to invest their loose capital in cotton sugar,
,,;cL had oh rta IN
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Rhodes Fecsa. and .4gNe Care
AGAIN.

literally overwhelmed with letters announcing the cures
made by this medicine People grateful for rapid
THAI they without being thankful and TINS
from many the North and West The follow
lug letter from Illinois speaks trumpettongued Werecom
mend those sick Fever Ague peruse atentVey
MOLINE, Illinois.
Mr. James A. Rhoes-Dear Sir The box OF Ague Cure YOU
sent us has so created large demand for more
10 meet which ordered from your general agent
Chicago will only be equaled by the number of Feye
md Ague cases. Hoping these be few yet have
bottle Of the Cure for every CASE
We remain, respectfully yours, ETC.,
RICHARDS Il ALLEN.
psy-Nineteer bottles perform nineteen cares.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
q and l5l Chartres street.
se5 2psteod61tw General Agents.
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without leaving behind 1t an enriching toll. When
ths road is completed, when lines Of steamers ply to
this city, to Vera Cruz, and along the Mexican coast
vhen the Jackson road Is finished, when the Isthmus
il ours - the finger Of fate points out that aha be
then the gulf will be lake where winds shall bear
upon their wings the treasures Of the Orient and the
Occident, oil concentrating as at vast mart on the
shores Of the Mississippi, from whence to be divi.
ded amongst the peoples and nations that may want
them
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II Card.

III Card.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, ETC.,
Who Wish to give their clerks practical Business
Education in the shortest possible time.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Founded in Chsrtered by the Legislature of Louisiana,
Capital stock, $3.50, 900.
IS REMOVED AND REoPENED IN THE
New and Spacious Iron e di ice,
known as
"Story Building
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Entrance both streets Day ana Evening
N. B-Thers apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
MATHEMATICS,
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH, etc
E-Iadies and gentlemen invited 10 call and enter he
convenient Former students ara specially
invited. seq 2p3<Wf
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aE1y MurILAT1oH-Th The Harrisburg (pa.l Tele
graph. * ths SIT oil, says that Aaron rely,
ycang nan Who bad recently been pardoned out d
he penitentiafys where be had been serving term
f. hol sealings went few days ago into rolling
NIL y Csnter county, and placed bis arms between
~ hlAdM n The large iron shears, which severed
buth Instantly bslow the elbows. The only reason b.
lg1ed ~ the ut was that \ his hands had beel
ne neAns q sending him to the penitentiary, and h
- reaolved they should not get him into trouble
aseA ~ atuuups we're then ampntated by sur
geVn, nd " appeared likely 10 recover.
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Nominations american Party.

ELEoTIoN NOVEMBER 7. 1859.
coNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT. -. X. Bouligny.
CORONER................... DIR. K. ID. Beach.
DISTRICT acknowledgements NJ Br001Ords
CLERKS OF COURTS.
CLERK FIRST DIST. CoURT-N. TrepagnIer.
SECOND r. 3. Wiltz.
THIRD :. K. TOledanO.
:. FOURTH :. j. %. Chalon.
FIFTH :. g. #. White.
SIXTH .. Isaac N. Phillips.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS.
FIRST DIsTRICT-Thos. Askew.
SECOND Jos. Hernandez.
THIRD v. st. Ceran.
FOURTH :,
ALdlERs...... HypOlite F0rtier.
STATE ASSESSORS.
FIRST DIsTRICT-F. f. Trinchard.
ehCoND ---.
THIRD II. A. R0ulet.
FOURTH j. A. Watkins.
ALGIERS... .........J. e. II. Chisholm.
JUsTIcEs OF THE PEACE
FIRST JUSTICE-A. g. Brice.
SECOND u. +. Mitchell.
THIRD A. Saucler.
FOURTH e. Morel.
FIFTH A. Duquercr0n.
SIXTH A. Fortier.
SEVENTH j. A. Barrett.
CONsTABLEs
FIRST JUSTICE COURT. b. Houghton,
SECOND w. H. Waters.
THIRD SRml. Hamilton,
FOURTH Octave Calonge.
FIFTH :. :. Louis Power.
SIXTH :. =. CIV. Esnard.
SEVENTH :. :. +. l.. NewIand.
au2o 2ptf
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~ Impossible! The mild, incorrasivc,
chemical ingredients, of which cRIsTADoRos HAIR DYE
composed renders harmless enderes skin and the
weakest finest hair The change from the duh heavy tin
Of to the brilliant or glossy black Of co,ne,,
youth, Is INSTANTANEOUS. No failures no delay no i'm
perfect colors odor cases the result mi
FORM immed' :, xnd entirely successful.
Sold tvreswhere. and applied by all Hair pressers
SEQ Up oRISTADORo, No. 6 Aston House, N. Y.
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nounce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLS of the parish of Ascen.
son the opposition candidate represent
gresstoual District. aus 2ptHo7
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Improved and Brilliant Scheme I
70 BE DRAWN By
WOOD, EDDY b co.,
Successors to-
samuel Swan d Co.. and Gregory, MaaH
d co.,
And now Managers Of the
GEORGIA, DELAWARE, MISSOURI AND KEN
TUCKY
STATE LOTTERIEs1
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Capital Prise, $50, OOO-Tick cts only oI0I
NEW AND SPLENDID SCHEME.
fhs following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD, EDDY
CO., successors to Samuel Swan Co., Georgia, and
Gregory Maury, Of Deawarc Managers Of ths 8passe
Academy Lottery Of Georgia, In each Of Single
Der Lotteries for SEPTEMBER, 1859 At AUGUSTA Ga, In
public, - follows:
Glass So Draws Saturday, September 3, 1859.
Glass "a Draws Saturday. September TO- 1855.
Glass IS Draws Saturday, Septe mber II. 1889.
GLASS 80 Draws Saturday. September a. 1853.
r.. Sass PRIZE Sill
YEARLY ONE PRIZE 70 1Y1RY HIRs fIaKs1s,
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

EWe are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRoN candidate for Constable Of the Seventh Justices
Court Fourth Distrctelection November 7th lSs9-and
oblige MANY FRIENDS.
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= Cam. Parents and merchants who wish to
stneaon 50 ths clerks will see that
Doheers Gcexe Il rs.poved an ~ a. 4,
.psciens ~ atory Building corner of Camp and
Conan strss Ladies' and ssnsnsn should not fail 10 give
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

~ TsxRsoHcK's WINNINGS. y Mr.. TenBroeck
uatep n private letter addressed to q friend in
thAt III total winnings, since his present
15oaM n M England, have amounted to $4,000, to
~ Nhlch a. - only risked $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

4 FATAL AFFRAY.--An ARRAY occurred in Hopkins
vile, Kentucky, on the I'd inst, in which Captain
jackson, late candidate for Congress, shot W. Yves
ton with pistol, killing him instantly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

tn eaERIrF sells u auction this day, OF noon,
= e Hee Comon street for account Of succession Of
- parcels Of land n the Parish Of Livingston
La ~ slgsarli.sp,snt re =
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AEpIc Dr.. Mcfarland elsewhere Announces
So hsssk from hs sumsr hs IL prepared
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Wines, Liquors, ETC.,

H"ines, Liquors. ETC.,
MOS. l3 AND J. 5 ROY AL STREE I I.
A supply Of CREME DE BoUzy CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
pnts continually hand which is equal the best hs
comes to this Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA FHER-
RY GoLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CEOR SHERRY, SPARKLING and S TILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINBs
BRANpIESSagerac, of the vintage of 1885, 1873 and 1905
and brands WHISKY, oal descriponsscotch Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE PORTER In pints and quarts
Also hand, my rsual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
which will be sold an
ether honse In the city
SEWELI T. TAYLOR.
dT 1ply Nos. Is and is Regal street
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.

We have before us copy Of the proceedings OF the
Board of Trustees of the University Of the South at
their session held at Beersheba Grundy county, Ten
nessee, August 10th, 1859. The report makes most
gratifying exhibit of the progress OF this great enter
prise, and it may be reckoned with certainty that
soon will begin to rise from their foundations the
mountain plateau of the central South the substantial
walls of grand erection designed to stand for ages
and to be one of the most lIustrous institutions of
the world. The report of the General Commissioners
to the meeting stated that there had been received
as donations to the fund 1868 $50 in cash. bonds and
notes, payable at available periods, besides which
there had been pledged by entirely reliable parties,
and to be realized in short time, further sum of
entirely in Louisiana, act,in which the State may
feel an honorable pride In this State the canvassng
OF the Board begun, and when extended in the same
thorough manner in the other States it may be calcu
ated, judging from what Louisiana has done, that the
aggregate of results from all the States will consti.
| tute fund which will endow the University more
richly than any other institution of learning on EARTH
Over six thousand acres Of land for the University
grounds have also been dopated. The Board adopted
resolution to tho effect that as soon as $500 900 be
raised the Executive Committee, which consists of
Bishops Otey, Polk, Elliott Rev. Drs. pise and Lay
and Messrs Bass and Copper shall be called together
to take all preliminary steps for beginning active
operations, making; preparations and appointing a
time for laying the corner stone which shall seem
most likely to suit the convenience Of the country.
The Board adjourned to meet in the city of New Or
leans on the second Wednesday Of February, 1860.
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But to reduce these figures to finer point let me
compare the difference in halves that it may be seen
what the intermediate travel is, thus: r.
Pa. THE Att. NTyC SJnR

ON THE ATLANTIC SIDE.
Miles. Days
From New Orleans TIE Isthmus Of Te-
huantepec to Ventosa l.. $50 AZ
From New Orleans the Isthmus of Nj
caragua to San Juan del Sur. 140 "
From New Or cans across the 1sthmus OF
Panama TO Panama. Ass "a
From New York via I. huHntepec 10 Ventosa 2U53 90
del Sur ~ w. .,.s' ... 21sa 1ol4
From New York via Panama to Panama. 2O45 %
ON THE PACIFIC SIDE.
From Ventosa (sthmus of Tehuantepec) to
San Francisco. Zll5 VA
Fr.neisco o.. .....4........ 26lo .11k
From Panama to San Francisco ............ 800 ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09
BLANK-BooK MANUFACTURES

The subscribers have constantly hand large and wese
lected stock of CITY, COUNTRY, STEAMBOAT and FANCY
STATIONERY always the best quality Of material
and manufacture.
BLANK. BooKs-of every description, frem the smallest
Memorandum the largest made, and Of desirable
style Of Ruling and Binding.
PAPERs-English, French and American Imperial Super
Royal. Royal Medium DENY Flat Cap, Folio Post Com
mercal Packet and Quarto Post Fooscap Papers, wove
or laid plain ruled. Also, Commercial Fancy or ODD
nary Note Papers. ruled plain Envelopes all colors
Cotton sampngs Manila and Printing Papers, all sizes
and qualities.
ENvELOPS-whte, Cream, Buff, Gold, Amber and Canary
Colos of every size and quality. Also. Fancy and Note
Papers, suitable for Balls, PARTIES Weddings, etc.
COPYING AND SEAL PREssEso OF all sizes and qualities
Seals engraved for Courts Offices Corporations, etc.
PLAYING AND BLANK .cARDs-of- every variety and
quality.
OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every article of utility
used in Offices Banks Insurance Companies Corporations
Courts, Steamboats, all of great variety and quality
Printing and Book Binding.
The Printing and Blank Book Manufacturing Department
being the premises snd under control and
rence gives great facilities in rendering satisfaction
beirg supplied with the best of stock and materials
we prepared any description of work in either
branch workmanlke and at the shortest notice.
We soliit call examination Of stock and work prevou
to purchasing or ordering.
d. G. STETSON Il CO.,
General Staoners, Printers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,
sci 2p6t 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

The CARCASS OF A RUNAWAY FoUNp.--At New
York, few days ago, the dead body of negro was
found in the hold of the ship Neptunes Bride, from
North Carolina, slowed away among the cargo The
deceased was doubtless runaway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

nrDr. James Will return from his North.
latter of the month";
at his established Dispensary 50 street,
Orleans La. SCI 2pAWH
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70 RENr or I4EAsE.- The store s5 Camp street,
sd hs First District advertised to rent Or
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within the past few by eminent French and German
chemists concerning the great difference in the quantity and
quality of blood and 1t has preva
Of female debility loss Of healthy complexion
chlorosis abus ecimpues Of the blood general
eccasioned by the diminished quantity of iron
in the blood The most eminent physicians Of Paris London
yenns recently Of New York. have adopted MOTIFS
by hydrogen and prescribing them with
extraordinary Good appetite, plee dges
tou rapid acquisition Of strength with unusual disposition
for active cheerful exercise Immediately
grand oachic and general restorative has superior
AID substitute.
all Druggists Price, 80 per box,
ing pills. Sent free by mail receipt Of price, Principal
Office S39 Broadway, N. Y. r. B. LOCKE CO., General
Agents. Wholesale and retail in New Orleans by j. WRIGHT
4 CO., q aud ISL Chaitres street. sci zp3mAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

~Springs Hetls-S5 to So so for the best
Spring Bed in existence Howes Patentat No. 1878 Broadway
New York. Examine 1t, address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY their descriptive circular Special
inducements the local agencies. jy23 2phWy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

M-Fever and Ague !-Fever and Ague!-
Emgrans and others who to the Western part the
United States complain in bitter
that prevail sections. Some of most intelligent
physicians bear testimony to this fact Dickens the shaks
peare Of this age in pcturng Little Rdenn Western settle
ment in book entitled Martin Chuzdewi says that the
most hourshing institution the Fever Ague which
had killed who attempted to make residence
it. Mark Tapley, who could only be jolly under the
gloomy said that Ague had given
him for oy than he would like expe
again, DR.. HOSTETIEK'S CELEBRATED BITTERS is
the only for this terrible disease would recon-
mend the public. Try them. and be their
powers. s..
Sold New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL BY WRIGHT
&c., Isl Charres street, sole agents the
States whom all orders should addressed BY
druggists dealers generally se5 zp6kw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-09

sz-The Great English Remedy-sir James
CIARKE's CELEBRATED PILLS Prepared pre-
scripton of Sir Clarke n d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This medicine Ia imposition bu. and
remedy for Difficulties and Distinctions any
whatever and, although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
Married Ladies' 1t is peculiarly suited II will, in short
time bring the monthly period with regularity.
Pills been known fail, where the direc
ons second of the pamphlet well observed
full particulars get pamphlet, free, Of the agent.
N. B$l and postage stamps, enclosed to authorized
agent bottle, containing fifty pills, by
of mail.
Agent for the United States lob NOSES Rochester
NY WRIGHT CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents, and
sold by all respectable Druggists. fe8 2p1y8W
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R-Worth Reading and Thinking about
BININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
of the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the socaled "Gins,' " Aromatic" Cordal
Medcated,' endorsed by all the prominent ply
scians chemists and connoseurs possessing all those in
trinsc medicinal qualities Tonc and Durec which belong
to an OLD PURE GIN. up Quart Bottles and
byall Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A.. NJ. BININGER Il CO.,
Established I17S)-soe Importers,
No. 1888 Broadway, N. Y.
HH-For Sale by O. o. WOoDMAE, B. J0URDAN, G.
N. MORRISON, E. B. wBEELoCK d CO., f. GUILLoTTE,
New Orleans. jy2S 2ply
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~FIfth Ward American Club-Thls Club,
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST WEDNESDAY
esch month"; until the FIRST Wednesday of September
which time it will meet weekly.
BY order of the President. aug 2pM
u
43-SIxth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution regularly the FIRST FRIDAY
month"; until the FIRST Friday Of September, em which time
t will meet weekly. jy30
ArRemOval-J.H H. Rinehart has removed
to No. l3 St. Cherries street, He agent for the PEARL
RIVER MILLS and will receive Lowes Linseys
and Jeans manufactured above mills by Messrs r.
GREEN, jackson, Mississippi.
Ha-Wool purchased sci 2plm
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Stata0ners' Hail.

H. q. STETSON 6 CO..
GENERAL sTATIONERs, PRINTERS.
And
BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
54............. Camp Street."........."...54
AND BANK PLACE.
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Boots, Shoes and BrOgavss,
AT wHoLEsALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtchng BOOTS Russes
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and CampsAchJ
HATS, q. the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
no 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS. GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALER
We constantly receiving eneral assortment Of sh ana
Fur Cashmere, Panama Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf nsxeaa
and Wool HATS, a. the lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
jyl3 7pAw 10 MaRasine street.