New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-07


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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER y, 1890.
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saEsds, seats, asoes. ETC.
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49, III j. j. McEeeyer ana his geutIemanly
sss;ssants III Adams, EXPRESS have our thanks for
,.a,,ers Il advance 81 I'LL mail.
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BEhI KNIGHTS The members of this popular
Glnh are requested TO meet at the st. Philip Ball
room tonight at o'clock. This Club is rapidly
gaining ground, although it already numbers up
wards VI two hundred members, one hundred of
whom turned oatmounted on the night ofthe great
PROCESSION. An Invitation is extended to all to join
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oFAkTSBRsHIf NOTICE. Messrs. D. :. rewster,
vi Blakenay and =. Il. Ashbey, inform the puohc
fnEoash oas co'nlhs 1ns lhofhins 'na1 lnsy, nave
Ser. Biaksney II Co, for the purpose ofconducting
\ cauner. iii and sheet iron business at the late
stana II Lsary b Blakeney, Front and Fulton
streets. between Notrs Dame and Julia. AS this
arm 4 entirely composed Of practical business
,,cr svb., sass iarre exner;ance a to The wants
a t,,ar ,,as,,,,s VIC csn safalv commend Them to
~, Ill, ss,s.;al, ,l.,,ters and staaboatmen
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TnE Fossu.s.--It having been SO frequently said
IL ierision Nv the opposition that the Constitutional
Union party Has the 0id Gentlemens party, 4 that
fe nlass f,f flr cstzens have determined
"a sllo mat there was at least 4 portion Of truth
II he charresand il tie PARTY did not exclusively
belong "a them, they certainly did belong to it.
Therefore they have cotton up a club to be formed
entirely Of Old gentlemen, none under 40 years of
sgs being admitted, which they have called the
Fossil Club, and it is TO be organized tonight at
O'Clock, 1t the Odd Fellows Hall. This will GER
tAinIy be ore move more than the enemies Of the
Dnien hare counted on They thought 10 disgust
tic Youth Of the country BY charging Bell and
..rran;zasson ever.yvvhere Of clubs. of Yonna Rel,
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tas,uts would awake into aet;v;tv tba nj,
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# The Prussian papers narrate pleasing incident
which recently occurred at an exhibition of NEGRO
NANCY ii Koenigsberg. During an interval, a gem
Acman rose in the body Of the hall. and, pointing
u Il lady who sat on another bench, addressed the
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coulnrer As follows; err Basch5 your next trick,
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81 correspondent Of the Northwestern Christian
!. atc tells of 4 Methodist minister, who, having
ID tie conversation Of his flock on secular
81 before the Sunday service began
a.. .,ening prayer as follows An,
&c n $3.50, ron, especially to bless us in on
,,s s,..,.aas. III q 80 should be permitted i
"a. AZ ,,s,,f f,a,,rtb s,naday. may we be abb
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sell IN heaven. FOR ShrIsts SAKE, amen.
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script prayer, At the conclusion OF when an Oh
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fsors ii ARKANSAS Oar Arkansas exchange
4ssss mechanically and distressing account
~ f.ss.as ~ ~ s,onth on tha crons IN tbq
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state. Inc lAltle ROVE oaAe'.e' ~ speah'e VI y
n corn crop, which, three or four weeks ago, wa
4,a ,.,aut PROMISING that had been seen for man
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i hope Of making enough to feed the people. ! No
thing but starvation stares many poor farmer,
whom nahy WIZ VII, nvs laiss vo.n - 20
hlfeir 1AlhlAes I'll 1issaiass hlosl ct q -
ting their corn down, and many heid Will nc
produce one ear of corn. The prospects in tn
ras,;,,, . 70 as,s,cly;ng anonob :,
$500 = vi = "a - -
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"A CANVASS foh TEE. LApihs..-as ainloss y
whole attention q Inc masculine ha o. 'ne american eot
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