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TALK ON ,oHANGE.

Another hot day was yesterday, and the flags Of
rue Carondelet and enyirons were deserted at an
early hour. The arrivals of the mails occasoned
no change in the general lassitude. As expected
Id our last, tho steamer Arabia from Liverpool,
with the details of the weeks transactions up to
the 30th June, has been announced as arrived at
Halifax on Tuesday The commercial advices are
disconraging Middling Orleans cotton is quoted
at stn pence, with heavy stock on hand. The
financial intelligence on the so-soish order. The
advices from Manchester are liable to very broad
construction. We have had too many conflicting
accounts from Manchester during the last six and
seven weeks; they come by one steamer as favor
able, three days afterwards they are promulgated
as unfayorable in fact, the Manchester intelli-
gence has been for some time on the weather.
| cock, and not susceptible Of worth or eredence.
The time for slaughtering cotton in the Liver
pool market has arrived and what will be the fate
Of many tens Of thousands, perhaps hundreds of
thousands Of bales time alone and retarns Of sales
will determine that some of the brokers in Liver
pool are deeply and earnestly engaged in the
Strengthening process, is manifest from the circular
/ Of Massrs. Kearsey & Co. of Liverpool an extract
| from which, and comments thereon, will be found
| in the communication below. We have very often
during the past season observed great discrepan
| eies between the New Orleans and Liverpool mar
kets and classification. We have no other author
ify than Messrs Kearsley & Go. that the cotton o
South Carolina and Georgia, otherwise eallet
Boweds, have proved this season so relativel,
superior to New Orleans cotton. The sequel 0
this is undoubtedly that the Liverpool brokers can
not influence the New Orleans cotton trade; tha
We have; that IS onr merchants, an independent
course marked down, though partially subject tt
the ups and downs, the capriees of the Laneashir
spinners, aud the jobbers on the Liverpool flags
With this preliminary talk, we introduce our cor
respondents views
NEvs 0RlEAxs, July ., 1860,
Ltcapool Brokers and CLASSIFICATION
SisIt IL well known to ali engaged in the cot
ton trade that the ciassications this year of tie
Liverpool brokers have been so irregular as to def
ali calculations on the part Of exporters or com
mission merchants The brokers have no standard
except for Feir,r so that for all other qualities
the classification depends upon the caprice or ig
norance of the broker, and sometimes By the ne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

TOW PApnocR TO HuRsT (THE STALEYBRIDGE
INFANT 1--Tom Paddock having Eeard that Hurst
has been disappointed of match with Heenan, and
fearing the shock may pray upon his feelings, says
OF a customer. Tom has, therefore, lett f20 in our
hands TO make match with the Infant f200 a side,
aud the Champions belt. The match to come of
in reasonable time. The Infant may be assured
Tom means business by covering the f20. and
either meeting Tom at Nat Langhams on Friday
night, or by calling or sending to our office on
Friday morning. Tom assures Hurst that he has
no intention of allowing any one to succeed the
gallant Sayers in the office be has vacated, without
trying conclusions with him. It will be his third
essay for tue belt and is there is luck in odd
hers he is disposed to think. old as he is he has
good chance of success. tBell's Life in London.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

CHILD FRIGHTENED TO DEATH BY 4 MosKEY.--A
baby about twenty-one months old died day or
two since at the residence of the parents in the
vicinity Jefferson and Washington avenues, from
congestion OF tire brain, the result of being fright
ened by monkey. 1t seems that an organ grinder
and his monkey appeared in the neighborhood,
and it being thought that the nimble grations OF
the mischievous animal would please the baby,
the organ man was stopped, the tune commenced,
and SO did the monkey to perform his wonderful
tricks. Presently the animal in playful mood
jumped on the door steps, at which sudden ad-
vance the baby became frightened and nervous
and was seized with crying All attempts to quiet
men were called in, but the child died, congestion
of the brain having taken place. Monkes, like
their organ grinding companions, are nuisances
and public exhibition of them in ahe streets ID
against the law. [Phil. News.
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aa-ofl.sIal coaasll rreseealngs on 9th pags

~ TIE N NaT1oSAL sTEELrGEScER This old and
well-kaown journal, 50 justly distinguished for its
high character, its conservative tone. and the
ability With which it is conducted, is cordial sup
porter of the Constitutional Union candidates. In
III ssne cf the 7th inst. it has fyecoumn edito-
rial article, discussing with s usual cearness and
force the principles of the different political par
ties. The article concludes as follows:
we have thus sought to show the attitude in
which The Constitutional Union party appears be-
Tore the country in the present junctnre. 1t is IN
necessary for Us to say that, incur Judgment, the
line Of is proposed policy is more suited than any
other to suhserye the first and highest interests of
the Republic. And, thus believing, we invoke for
its candidates the confidence and support of our
country men.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

kB-ExperIence teaches us that deifeacy
females from applying for the alleviate
suffering and life That objection obvsted In the
Of sr James Carkes Female Pills prepared after tbs
scrpon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen of Eng
land and we'll known be the only and safe remedy
female difficulties obstructons from any They
be sent in bottle containing 80 pills. post free BY enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
Agent United States JOB NOSES Rochester
N. II r. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. fe9 2pIy&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

HEENAN AND THE sTALEYBRIDGE CHIcKES-Hurst,
Of Staleybridge, writes US to complain that Hee-
nan has not proceeded with the match with him,
and claims forfeit of the e25 down. Heenan has
called on US during the past week on the subject,
and he denies Hursts right TO forfeit, LIST. on the
ground that no articles have been signed, and I'd.
on the ground that Hurst distinctly declared that
or four months from his fight with sayers. [It will
be remembered Hurst declined to fight under five
months.l Heenan says he cannot afford to wait so
long, and looking at the risks he would have to
and the chances that, after all, the authorities
would step in and prevent the fight, he by the ad-
vice of his friends will not proceed with the match,
but will leave the honor or contending for the old
belt to other aspirants. As viii be seen below the
Staleybridge infant will have no difficulty in get
ting match on, Tom Paddock being clamorous
for a meeting. tBell's Life in London.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

DErARruag The United States mail steamship
DsSoto, Capt. johnson, sails at o'clock this
morning for New York via Havana. with $1,000 in
specie for New York, and the following pas
Asengers:
Ehesi 5aae * ll Grsy!ard II, Ar Hapell sarpeys
Moody three children AMI Miss Mosdy, Mrs Cook and
s&rgt Mrs Parsee cad child Mrs w BeeFtun. Miss Julia
xsHAsis, r. Dolzeii md daughter, AIr. 3fcNcal.
3oy Haeaea tfaiagao.
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sg-AnaIyzed by Cniison bear i'm 4,

nS-AnaIyzed by Chiffon = Bear i'm mind
that while other hair dyes endorsed harmless and eea
cous by their propreors alone CRTsTADoROS HAIR DYE
certified by DR. Chiffon the distinguished chemist be free
from poisonous Materials and therefore is superior
Dr. Chiffon has been selected By the city of New York
ye tie Groou water aud he has Gsadoro Dye
inncuous that water in its purest condition.
Bold everywhere, and applied by ali Hair Dressers.
For sale in New orleans, wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT CO.. 81 and ISL Ghares street. General Agents.
iy9 2plm&W GRIsFAnoRo. No. Astor House, n. Y.
RS- Spring Beds--so TO SO 30 Tor the best
Spring Bed in existence, owe's Paten Ne. l5i Chatham
street, New York. Examine address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular speeis
Inducements the trade and local agencies i23 2pkwly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

PoLTTIcs IN DELAWARE The Wilmington (Del-
aware) Herald, speaking Of 0 late convention of
the Peoples Party in that State, says:
Everybody everywhere have gone over to the
Bell and Everett party We heard nothing bnt
Bell and Everett wherever we went The Presi-
dent of the Convention announced himself as Bell
and Everett man, and declined to serve on the FIX
eeutige Committee. He further stated after the
adjournment of the Convention, that nearly every
prominent man of the Opposition in the vicinity OF
his home were Bell aud Everett men. DR.. Jump,
who was also named as a member OF the same
committee, announced that he was also Bell and
Everett man, and should vote that ticket. Ex
Governor Temple stated that he was Union man
and should support the Bell and Everett ticket
throughout ALI this was said publicly in the Con
yention. and wasloudly applauded; and when Bel
and Everett were named there were unequivoea
signs of enthusiastic applause. If political matters
were properly and iudicionsly managed in Della
ware, the Bell and Everett ticket will be tri
umphanty elected.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

~ rms RiRE nFr Nj. VIM.
i naiAnond and air. 4. Leopold publish ibis morning
cards III thanks d Tie Fire Department FOR their
pseaer eryation of the ocean Home, Z corner Of
Tchonpitoulas ana Adels streets, during the FIRE Of
fKs 7th Inst.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

A MErEoR.-The Baton Rouge Advocate says:
During the storm Of Friday last, meteor Of I'M
usual size appeared in the heavens, in Ibervile
parish, and burst with the report of d twenty-four
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

Cor RTsgRsHI The firm of Robert 4. Adams
u CO. having bean dissolved BY Limitation, Mr..
Alrhis ratires from 4, and Mf Robert T. Jennings
replaces him. TIE iifm continuing under tile same
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

THE TffEsfoaETER ri JrSE. We publish to-day
Thesanometrical Observations for June Y made
iii our reporter, Mfr. Louis H. Taylor. From that
fable ii viii be seen thAt tie mercury was above
s0n on butt or days il that month. As for this
current month, we fear The majority will be the
i xSier way
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
al Card.

The undersigned returns his thanks the Fire Departmen
In general for their manly and ectuaI efforts in preserving
his property situated the of Tchoupalas and Ade
Streets known the Ocean Home from destruction III
occasion Of the late fire on the lth inst.
,yl2 2nl,s F. LEOPOLD.
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The undersigned. proprietor of he Ocean Home Coffee
house, takes this method of returning his earnest thanks 10 The
FIRE Department of this city general and TO jackson Fire
Company No. L. then under the command of NJ sheehan
Second Asssant1 in particular for their untrng efforts
with success preserving his Home from desuc
on the occasion of the late fire the h inst
iyl2 2pl,s VIM. REDMOND.
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Just ReceiCets,

PER STEAMSHIP WBA
A Fresh Consignment
or
w H T II Il q o o u 8
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BAaE BaIIs The Claiborne Base Ball Club have
elected for President, MI, s. Barnes Secretary,
-. ". T. Wait; Treasurer, J. B. Jones
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

( SAILED. The steamship Habana, Capt. J. B..
McConnelI, sailed at s o'clock yesterday morning
for Havana with the following passengers:
R GarIanfiea j.. Afasi. n giga a. perrs j. Flores M.
AsMi. A. ayaHso, 4 ppez a. Jones' L. Bschemin NJ. An
shoera ~ EspnoA, &ekTrs ar Frat and isdy u NJ R
hsle Ars Iessea. - -.
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Southern Industry.
FAss ssMAN's IMPRov WE'D
"STAR" COTTON TIE,

Below is certificate Of old and we'll known captain, long
trading this port who has received Cotton bound with the
above Tie and which supplied planters as aoon as tho
inventor gets machinery ready for m manufacture which will
be shortly II ID considered by captpns stoyedores and the
press.nen engaged the ORLEANS COTTON PRESS supe
rior to his famous Button Tie.
Factors buyers rope dealers and Others respectfully
yed to visit and inspect Mr. Famans Factory VI Orleans
Yard No Tehonptoulas street Which is daily in full opera
tion, .Sm a@.. .@3
Both Ties-hoops we'll paiuted-for sale by
Il. BELCRER u Commercial Place.
Mr. Henry Fnssmnn
Dear siFThe ship HaveIock under tay command, has re-
eoyed from the Orleans Cotton Press 1000 Cotton bound
in ronmosly with your new improved Star Tie, thul, It
superior all other Tics witch have under ny obscrya
lion well satisfied with the condition in which weus
into the ship II will hs noticed when tie Ship
at Liverpool aud you have report of the condition As
for iron bands my impression that they keep Cotton more
compact than rope and that i they put of the
weight as rope apt 10 bre0G,
Yours truly,
L. SNOW,
jyJ 2ntf CAPTAIN shin Hayeleek.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

sS- wa arc indebted to hr. il. McKeever and
his assistants Of Adams Express, for latest North
eraa and Western papers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

CHEnlr SALE boots and Shoes Saifts, de-
s q tusers called sse
AZ oot ahess and trossns, ha sks place .s das
10 oaIosE Sueiie VI Roger CO.. Nos rs sHd
<J uid Eessr eirkst Terms, Iiteza at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

kg4Tycoon OF Japan!- Geo. B. Sloat 81 Co.
presented of their Elliptic Sewing Machines the Tycoon
Of JapanSuch offered for sale Me- 81 Canal street.
and the best manufactured in America without doubt
It's admirable simplicity its effective operation and its mechan
ica perfection lis proud claims utility and the thousands
who have used Them will gladly attest this great triumph Of
American ingenuity.
jee5 2pm NJ. s. HEDRTCK, Agent 81 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
o9r. Thc Rest and f,n..nest sexyinp nrn-

Ra- The Best and Cheapest Sewing Na-
chimes Geo y. Soat Co.'s New Style hose Machines
have great Improvements all Others similar Wheeler
wlsonsdoing with the troublesome Leather Pad and
Loop Checks
Parties in of Sewing Machine Invited to call and
examine before making purchases, 81 Canal street.
je25 2plm&W NJ. s. TEnRICK, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

An old lady once complained to her doctor that
she could scarcely breathe. ssDon't try, my good
soul, replied the candid physician; no one wants
you to do it.u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
WEATHER NJ Moprlr.-The Register Of ruesda.

WEATHER IN MoBILE.T The Register Of Tuesday
says:
The weather which we have had for some days
past the most oppressive we are told by old resi-
dents, known here for years. still continues with
out let or hindraneen
We heard late yesterday afternoon that three or
four persons had expired during the day from sum
stroke. We had not time to verify the report, but
certainly those who were long exposed to the
intense heat Of the sun yesterday, were most for
tunate ii they escaped such a fate. Many horses
have suecumbed to the oppressive weather, and
last week several human beings died from its
effects Unfortunately, the Sonth breeze, which
with heat, during such weather as we have at
present, has ceased Of late to blow with its accus.
toned vigor. Should Sol reign much longer in
his present style, Mobile will be citzenless, and
in their place nanght will be found barring grease
snOiS. -
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BOOTS, snoes tssta 2sr0yay.s,
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Ditcbing BOOTS Eusss
BROGANs, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Gsmpeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST CO.,
No. 10. Magazine street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

E Roger Be sr 10 o'clock, a Nos ~ sna N oc LeFss
street. 0eywee castcmaase and Biensis streets iefga
syogssnng o boots shoes ad hsqgans FTse hncn shirts
hats, csc-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

CLERIcAI WlT.7A popular preacher, who, Ike
Orator Henley of Old. Goes not object To- the intro
dnetioa of Joke In his sermons does not conllne
his bon nlgfs ID the pulpit at meeting Of lis
supporters In behalf Of the building of new
ch3pe, tlis list of contributions being read over,
there appeared successfully the names Of . Duke,
Knight and King. the latter down for Ave shil.
aiHgs, 9 Dear me e exclaimed the preacher, & We
have got into grand company "a duke, d knight,
and King, toe aud the King has actually given
his cf1wiGI what liberaI monarch ~ Directly
after, Mr. Pig Z was called ont as having given
i guinea, That y said tAe clerical punster, lis
guinea pgss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
Fans. Fans.

Fans. Fans. Fans.
dust received from Paris beautiful assortment OF FANS
ALSO
A very choice assortment Of EMBROIDERED LINEN
SHIRT BosoMs For sale low by 49,.
LION d ANDREE,
81 aud 56 Royal street.
iy9 2Rtf BieHville st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
TRAVELLING CORRESPONDENCE.

Mean average Of each ley temperature s4s 10 20",
QNanty Of ruin fallen this mouth 5Qi6-l0aO inches
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

WAsgEg. Under this head viii be found adver
.@s.saEs aud lsrors
a.l4 for aesbmpl hea eoloFea NssteF and irouee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

HATS GAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving assortment of Silk
Eur Cashmere Panama. Legho Straw. Palm Leaf Mexics
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices, by ,.
FROST b CO., /.
Iyl5 2p4w Magazine strsevsf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12

acknowledgements inscrssd Is the usaal rates.
ihsrai asroaat 1aade regular saysrtsers.
sS~Tias weekly Crescemt y Published every sat
araAy snsrnug salNeFipsioa ssinEarabis in advance
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Sole Importer No. % Beaver street. New York.
For sale by the following firms IN New Orleans:
Ed. HART Il Co,
a i. GRIEfF & CO.,
JOS. II. d T. n MARKS,
EATON, BETT EkTUS * &C,
j MORGAN HALL,
w A. FIOITsT1 Il CO.,
PINCKARll, STEELE & CO.,
GOODRICH Co,
BUNNELII Il BAlIIEFF,
G.1HEukER, ...s .a
SCHNtDT 4 ZEIGLER,
II. BLOCK 4 20.
BlSC0E SlMMS,
ARTHUR q CO.,
GEO. F.sWIfTEk CO.,
w. i ALLEN a. Co,
+. DWYr X,
CONVERSE Il co
KARSTENDIEEe& CO.,
q. X. kAILEY, q =
+. w. CUEEER s.t y
THO ~ 4 Bsa sSES, ~
J0HNTHEeORR2a CO.,
HOLMES Al SPENCER,
W. LANIER 4 Co,
JAMES SfME,
g. MORRISON Il CO.,
E.CONERY.
~" PAYNE Il KEMP.
COPPER NEIBERT. ieIs 2psm
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struck with Lightning.

For some days past we have been favored with
almost daily showers, often accompanied with
thunder and lightning. On Saturday morning last
the lightning struck the residence Of Don Antonio
Algerez, the North river seven miles from town.
Besides doing considerable damage to the premises,
entered the room where the family was sitting and
partially stunned its occupants Miss O'Hara, the
daughter of VIM. P. OF 'Hara, Esq.,, of Charleston,
and granddaughter of Mr.. Alverez remained sense
less for some time. By means of water and other
applications she was partially revived, and brought
Immediately to town. After remaining under a
partial stnpor for nearly twenty -four hours we are
happy to state she appears to have entirely re-
covered. The hair on the side of her head was
snged, and down the side of her face and neck
was red stripe as Of burn. On her chest the
electricity seems to have divided, a part escaping
by the arm, and part coursing down the body.
Having received so powerful shock. as every
mark indicates, the escape of Miss 0'Hara is eX-
traordinary.
We understand that Mrs. Alverez, the aunt of
Miss Hara, was, at the time, sitting ON the piano
stool, playing on the piano, and that the charge
was so strong as to disable her from rising, yetshe
never lost consciousness. The other party in the
room was similarly Affected ALI had a narrow
escape, with the vivid lightning thus sporting
| around them. 1t is hard to surpass the beauty and
magnificent spendor of one Of our regular thunder
showers. The instructive apprehension of the dam
ger, inspired by all this murmurng and flashing of
tke darkened heavens, in no way detracts FROM
the sublime spectacle, and man shrinks appalled,
before the power and majesty Of Him who throws
over us this mighty PAIL and welds for purposes of
his own this resistless and terrible artillery.
Est Augustine (FIal Examiner
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
sHccgISe. ID the ST.. Louis Republican we find

SHOWING. q ihe 81 Louis Republican, we find
the following
The Coroner relates the following horrible cir
cumstances attendant on the death Of child. In a
lower basement room, rear Of No. 266 South Fifth
10 1 bed of sickness BY the birth of child 4 few
days ngo While her husband was away gathering
blackberries with view to raise d few cents from
them, the child WAS suddenly taken with spasms
ana died. The mother managed I'd crawl cut on
the edge Of the bed, laid her dead child on box
close BY and spread cloth over il. Towards
midnight The dismal bowling Of large gray cal
was heard near d window lett open over the boa
where she dead child lay. The ravenous animal
jumped upon tks box and ate half Of the childss
ciaek and sucked iis eyes oat before any one could
prevent N The mother, on awakening from sleep
uttered several piercing shrieks. which frightened
The cat away and brought neighbor To the win
dow. Ia the morning tile body Of the child pre-,
scented most frlghtfni appearance, and wrang the
mothers heart almost 70 desperation.
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h3 lB
Tho remaining auctionaers have not yet fur
nished their returns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY ~. 1869.

AUCTION SALES 'ra1s pAg!.
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Mass Meeting of the PEOPLE viii take pace on THURS
DAY EYESING the l2th July, at O'clock on Canal street
corner Of Royal and Chaes ray the nomination made at
Baltimore by the National Democratic Convention
By order Of the Democratic State Executive Committee
.n..".5 G. W. MUNDAY, President
LOUIS DTFAU. Secretary yla 2s3t
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w. 10 under aieon BEADS pase
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xeasF Subscriptions, $40 Ry the week, 20 Gents
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gEstsses, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREE,

Il
ABupply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
pns continually hand which 10 equal to the best TIL
this Market Also other brands of inferior qual
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHEf
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, Al
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING, and STILL. HOOK Old ar
Fine PORT WINE, MADEILa ANB SHERRY VINE
of the of 1885, 1898 and 1905
other brands. WHISKY, OF ali descriptons-seoch Iris
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pints and quart
Also on hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in MARKET which will be sold reasonable an
other house In the city.
sEwELL 7. TAYLOR, :.
OF 7ply EoS. IA and is Royal street.
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19se Eastern 6Eaatos,,
: PAuLDINas MISS.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, havsb,, tha largest circulate
o. any country newspaper in the is very respectfully
feed as an advertising medium tc he Merchants New
leans Agents for New Orleans L
A. B. sTRAWBRJg DGE h CO.,
als 2Dtf MI 90 oo,,r,arcia, place
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s,fE1srs - NO. 70 CAMP STREET.