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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
Gfcursions.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS on FOURTH of july,

at Nerh lslp aud all t. wet add the ALL syosse
train Coming to brooslya at half the Uu fare Returning
leave feIry Bro, klyn no tn sip all uterine
dist Sections Syosset eted) al lla O'Clock giving az
opportunity to those Ia the try - witness the speodd dis
play q tewoks nei Gk 40 Brooklyn reach home
the evening TENS wl leave fONs the tn Of
July Leave tToOEls South Ferry, Ct m, EKcu sion
Tran feenpot at redVc d lare oung stops above
q. rin Syosset; l. Mail I ain to Greenpor $3.50
Exs.s. frtn 10 GreenPOrt p train Il heGptead
430 ts ~ o;46 train to ia aica IL
I.p egar fare all trains except the above
ExotTsi Trains A. b. rAshEH Agent
Ofice Leug island Railroad Company. JUG D 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

FERRY BOAT : for SALE.
L sEkEN STEAM FEhRY BOATS,
- IN ,S,h rom 80 60 Ia feet luther particulars
spr3r 10 CHAS W. COPELAND,
'ff' No. l22 broadway, X. Y,
, 1860-05-03
DIED.

Al Fort s:'lacocm, W :, on Saturday. Aprl 2s,h Mrs
ASAstt.iA hErSLiT darg O; Jut h. T, ES1 charge
~ the MAGNETIC 1r ! EainUr Nd, and wife a! Lieut.
C. A. Reyh''oS, . I..aLSry, United states A.,ny.
In tn" death Of this most estirabt lady the small cre's at
tbs garrison have ,.. agreeable AID charming coin.
an"n, and her haband tie dearest object Of lis arts de-
''ton Her alta he'd friends IN tbs remote section Ger their
sneete condolences her afflicted rstY g and friends in
her native Baltimore.
, 1860-05-03

I'm AFflpAchlse ELscI1Os. As win be seen,
snrvf,Isbes o our advertising columns the slec-
tlsahallhn.hlIssdy bsen started; thspapsrOfIO-
d.yoonl.Ining 30 nominations IOr County Audi
o.. We wish / distinctly understood that We
ShlI chalEs our fun advertising rates i6r an such
alnenns1usnis; and. unlnss they are brought 10
= . s0uehsd a. by tsspousibls parties, We shah
aslI1..Il ihsm. 'sl.-l. M 2 s---- 2
, 1860-05-03
PUGET SOUND HERALD.


BbnunAL-wantO Of spsOs, In this issue. CON.
psk De omission % editorial matter; the large
hifef sassstsenenn erowding out the sane
, 1860-05-03
Steilacoona Bakery,

GynAs. ElsEHuEIS q Co, mAv1se ESTABLISHED
:. isasssg ssg 2 s'sH''o0n. frihs @aluiAs'uEssf hsus
nSsasa cFatssss. ~ traai
- ssss ssa s-s.s c..sh.ssc.
Are ne1 pesss furnish applng sha esnsdmeFs ~.
sIAly ~ als kn1s q nFcaa. an q Which uausuiiao
he.png NJ 80 mahs an varsliss q Hsi Ole, sisl
uhlch are ellF tspi On hand o. made % eI1sF. = - !
hand fsbluua1s q Ne shpplue Il tks esusf anf -
puhlp ssnpilT lslsssi.ily g, ss,ls.,'s Z. -
ys1af Tr,h ir- = sssc-sa,l1lessl1, WI. n
49,
, 1860-05-03

NOsE-Ths genuine EUREKA WHISKY Is
iSr saIs By mOst q The Liquor Houses IN San
alaee,Seo.s e.. y '. 9 q AsH.ag i'b s-l;a i
, 1860-05-03

NVR Yons, Aprifieth, 1855
IhAve analysed samrle of ahaly kI0alhtle Valley
whisky" aud hldh Ne pure afeo Of h6e Favor and
JlEss 4, cnnss., MD, Chemist.
, 1860-05-03

W.. II. DlLI, Es1.i - -. -.
Dear slr--Your q Aromatic Valley whisky" IA re.
eeved, AMI, aef earefd eNhinnadn 4 1d L t5bsa pure
arel, entirely nee from The adulteratng lnedlsntns
quFntly used ,-,illt JAMS :, MAlts, chsmlst.l
, 1860-05-03
attu SaSsrtistmnts.


~ Please announce the name of ". H. WOOD rs a can.
ddate for the oe of County Auditor the coming election
subject 10 The Democratic nomination. Mr.. Wood Is old
resident and from his long experience accountant and
thorough knowge O' that office, do
10 saying that he s elected his duies will he performed
honestly and faithfully lie Is the best qualified for the ofce
Of all other candidates that may oppose him.
S-lHf MANY DEMOCRATS.
Pleas: announce through the columns n your paper
the name Of u! a. WILLIAMSON candidate for the o:e
OF County Auditor At tie ensuing election.
a;f MANY CITIZENS
, 1860-05-03

CoARee sAzs-llss - \ s.ls11 '-r'ss'
Ssirs-T - asusua u,ss.i iss-sH IgttAeos
, 1860-05-03

Ths b.s. purifier q De blood, HaIfs sarsa
PssHlA, ysIlsg Desk and Iodidsef Ps'A.A .
, 1860-05-03

'. |||I|' ''L.II Ia1I's company rlldlnsd
. |. ||" o. .IIn|r. |Ion 1In Juan. On boara
y . .'..|I I1aa1Itr'A CipE plcksils
''"|'|I 0'| "A % q, '|'1n1 Il n lilad; hnf
W 81. |.0.I1l I1|I11f rIl1i11I b he dcpnI.
.| /. r.IL u1nL -. Masa1lu.sls uiIl nszi
||| ~ |I. ron Inl| Townsend. (under
" .I|0I . I11 r1Ii; y. purpol, being 3
80 = '..I1 pa . e.||as q, poIl q B.llinl.
, 1860-05-03

81 The following letter. which enphatieafy speaks
for itself written By the Dean Of the Faculty Of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicue 70 the editors Of the
for publication:
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ReaecOIe,sf .ass0Ciasi0ss
THE SONS OF LOUISIANA.
INAUGURATION OF THE CLAY MONUMENT.

AT regular meeting of this Association the following pre-
anbie and resolutions unanimously adopted:
Whereas It is the intention Of the civic authorities and Of the
people Of this city the memory Of the immortal
Sage Of Ashland, HENRY CLAY by erecting his Statue In
public place;
And Whereas This ceremony take place the approach
ing anniversary of the birth Of the great thus honorsd-
that Is, on the 18th Of April next;
And whereas, would i'll become American and partic
ulay Lousanian, not to feel pride in honorng him whom
the world honos first Of the agewhom
the nation hoos Of the bodet and purest Of its patti
otswho all people admire and remember for the spoilers in
ey his heart and the wisdom and Justice Of bis head as
shown throughout half cenuys important labor in his eoun
ys evcewho Lousanans must especially revere for the
peaceful work be doing Ghen whilst jackson was de-
Tending them and their homes from murder and piage by the
last desperate aaudes of that niqutous which then
exed-o whom short homage of every high
low, rich poor who purity Of heart exalted intel
ect and nobility Of sothe three qualities which elevate men
to greatness;
And Whereas fitting who born npon the
soil Of those who have always lived here shonld
Louanians take part in the important to be
formed be It e1s9
Reolred That the officers members of the Benevolent
Association of the Sons Of Louisiana do assemble at their Hall
the morning Of the 18th Of April next in order to attend In
body the of erecting the Statue Of Henry Clay in
Canal street.
Resoeed further That WILL from It's and
important nature call the fullest possible demonstrations Of
public honor this will out in full force, 10
In conformity with the above resolutions the members Of this
Association requested meet at their Hail. Of Great
and Elysan Fields streets, Third District THURS
DAY, April IL, at o'clock A. NJ.
Members expected to be runctual
BY order of the President:
AUG. LAROSE,
a6 2ptd Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
THE PRESIDENT AND ms AooUsERs.

That the President made mistake in his late
message of protest against the resolution of the
House of Representatives. directing inquiry into
his official conduct, appears to be admitted even
by some of his best friends. True, he may be
right in his constitutional view of the question
but his misfortune and his mistake is that he is too
late. The position he now takes should have been
assumed in the beginning the first demonstra-
ton that was made. To wait until the committee
had organized and commenced the investigation,
and then to deny the propriety Of the procedure
betrays at least an appearance of guilt, however
innocent in point of fact the President may be.
What makes the matter still more suspicious is
the air Of confidence and defiance with which the,
Constitution newspaper, the personal organ of the
President, met the first movement that was made
for Committee Of Investigation. That journal
dared and courted an inquiry pronounced with
triumphant confidence that the President was ins
every respect innocent Of the charges preferred,
against him, and abused, without stint, the origi-
naters Of what it regarded as malicious and nm
Just persecution of the Chief Executive. Its air Of
bravado i'll comports with the lachrgmose and Id
gubrious message Of the President himself who even
goes far to appeal to the fact of his being an
old public servant, heretofore untainted with sus-
picion, as q protest against the deep damanation
of his taking off,
The President might properly have resisted the
investigation, upon constitutional grounds, in the
beginning. Having failed to do SO, and his organ
having defed the orignators of it, it is too late now
to plead his privilege. He has an undoubted right
to do SO; but, as . matter Of policy, he has mani
festly made mistake. Whether innocent or guilty
Of the charges preferred, the public will not be
slow to attribute the worst motives in view Of the
newborn reluctance which he has shown to SUBJ
init fnf inua fior1 :
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UNIVERSAL 1.rTsrsrtsssssst' \ !

an enterprissng member Of the National Haua<
q Representatives, who rejolces in ths na,s,s ~
nsake, and whose local habitation il sorsewhav.
20 the northwestern swamps Of Ohio, has tz..,,
iaseodaced into the body Of which he Is 1,sx.ls,
| essy cafions presmble and resolution. The urs
amDe sets forth, briefly, That the hoIdiru a -
sons as property u contrary 10 natural iust5ee,,
ana the resolution directs the Co,um;t,as 8. a.
judiciary 70 snanre into tbe exped;srcv Il v..
porting bill gising frssSom "a eyerv b,,,,.,. -
ing, and interdicting Slavery wherever f,aas,-s..
has the constitutional power u leriulas s.,
subject1 This resolution, strange ta aav rsss;-e
the votes Of sixty members Of The unisea as.ss.
Honse Of Representatives.
These sixty members mnst have curious ides. ~
the powers Of Congress. Latisudinarisu as i ~
construction put upon the Constitution by soms az
the American people, and wide as have been ths.
departures from the meaning of that instruments H.
many instances Of Congressional legislation, we
had mot supposed any one wonld seriously assert
the power or the duty Of Congress ID fo IerEiate
as to g give freedom to every human being.',
1t viii be observed that there is no restriction
whatever--no limitation at an to this scheme of
universal emancipation. The popular deIusion
that Congress Is confined to the territory oceufep
by the Union Is dispelled at once by the coof -
sumption Of this resolution. The iurisdietion ~
our Government i. I.;,s -. s,Aa =
own limits. but evervwbere th~oss.. -. ~
for Congress- 4 Il urae,.sI. ~ -
prise Of giving freedom y s,,s.,
without respect Of his nationality Of residence.
magnificent conceptionl A grand and saori-
as he was never vent ythsr a,s s s. ~.
svmnat,v a. onr nsonle Il e,rassss =. r -.
sonaI resol,t;nn IN srs;, "a
tbrow IN te vote II s,,rs,.,. ~, ss-
has remained for p1ake =, .,s. ~, =
n bas ~ p,aI, s =
a. N a,,.r.o y ,,.hs ~
and - corcs;vs a., ;ass =.
that the (onoress a. m vIr;tsd Co.,
IL confer fraedorn Y,,,,r q go,
evarv onartar ~ tba ah;ts,,ls ,,te,a
M. Blake,s resolution comnrebsrds ,ra;aa.. -
universal philanthronv n =.
everv nd;v;dnaI n IN b,mar rsca q. ss..o
where found. or what his natisnaIitv ~ t, 90,
Of his akin. For, there il 40 man fraa a., -.
ever vet was free. AZ ever win 4, AZ re.,,sct
or another every human heinz 4 tl,a ,v,,,d s !.
slave Absolute and ,nsen,1;t;ora1 fraass,,,s
state Of existence which 4 i
to attain II il eFimera iIls;r ~,
scarcely mpose mon a ai,uaap raa ~.
statement still stronrera,, Aboiitioniat eva,, y
tberefare r,onrresa shond ,,Y,5e,ta III ia v s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
.FeaC LtxsitHMOs
BEN MT ATIoN
OF New Orleans.
ANNIVERSARY OF HENRY C.AY'S BIRTH,

uguration of the Statue e !.
The members Of the New Lusanos Benevolent Association
requested to meet at their usual place. New Lusianos
Hail. corner Greatmen and Eysian Fields Streets THURS
DAY NEXT, the 18th of April 1850 o'clock A. NJ.
der participate in the Celebration and Inauguration Of the
Clay Statue pursuant the polite invitation received
Clay Monumental Association.
The members particularly requested and
punctual.
The Society will in procession at o'clock A. NJ pre-
csely. under the direction of THos C. HoGGARTH Grand
Marshal and will proceed to the general place of meeting.
BY order Of the President:
ANTHONY sANBOLA,
as 2ptd Secretary
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Notice.

The Confederation Of the Young Mems Christian Association
of the United States and British Provinces will hold their
nuai meeting this year New Orleans opening the lth
instant
delegation Of four five hundred young men, many of
whom will be accompanied by ladies' will be present all
parts of the United States and the Canadas
earnestly hoped that all of citizens without any de
nomnational distinctions will unite in rendering them the
hospitality of the city, and far practicable Of their
homes In consequence of the inauguration of the Clay
at the time all the hotels and public boarding houses will
be filed to oyerhowing therefore, will be compelled, in
measure rely upon citizens accommodate the
delegates
AT Troy New York last year the Confederation received
and entertained with munifcence almost unparalleled Shall
New Orleans do less?
Those who take gentlemen, gentleman
and lady will please address noe to the undersigned stating
their residences and the number they accommodate
be left the of the Association No. 50 Camp street
RORERT GRIBBLE,
al 2p6t Chairman Committee Confederation.
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To the Ladies OF NeaU Orleans.

L. B O u d o,
late of BouDRos RESTAURANT at the Lake,
Respectfully Ladies' city and country that
he has purchased the CONFECTIONERY STORE LATELY
OWNED BY VINCENT ON CANAL STREET, and will in
future carry that business
AgrLUNCHEs, ICES, FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY
SERVED UP TO ORDER AT ALL HOURS AND IN su
PERI STYLE. al 2p3t-lm
Hay-Picayune please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
Mad Dog and Snake Stone.

This invaluable remedy eectuay the bites of MAD
DOGS AND POISONOUS SNAKES. It has been in use in
Virginia fifty years. has been applied than hundred
persons, and never in single instance failed effect
j. j. PARKER, sole maker and proprietor of this Stone, has
been induced to offer to the public what has heretofore
within the reach of but few By having
these wonderful Stones you may defy the bite rayin mad
dog or poisonous serpent
No planter or physician should be without one
The proprietor of the Stone has been allowed
the following eknown gentlemen in wonder
full cnres effected by the of the Snake Stone:
John Minge NJ D. Richmond Va.
James HARRISON Prince George county, Va.
VIM Il. Scammell, Surry county, Va
Capt David Hordgrove, Surry county, Va.
VIM. B, Graves N. D., surry county, Va.
John G. Baugh, Petersburg, Va.
james Sturdivant, Petersburg, Va.
l.. T. Collier, surry county, Va.
For further particulars apply TO
JOHN PURCELL,
ml9 2plm Il Exchange Place, N. o.
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VOLUME XIII.
Great Bargains
-In--
SPRING OOD $,
Ar.

M R g.. T. TIIb nG A NJ . ,
No. l64 CANAL STREET
BARRGE ROBES, PLAIN AND BRocATELED BA-
REGE, oRGANDY ROBES, LACE BURNoUS AND LACE
POINTS LACE PICCoIoMINI sHAwLs LACE MANTII-
LAS, vALENCIENNEs LACE BETS, LACE CAPEs, LACE
BERTHAs, LACE COLLARS, LACE vEIfs, INFANTS
CAPS PARAsOLs. and large assortment of THoMPs0Ns
BELL AND GORE HOOP SKIRTS.
The Latest Importation of FRENCH BoENETS; 10 cases
Of Fancy Grape and Chip BoNNETs; PEMELIA B0ENETs,
LEGHORN BoNNETs; several cases Of Fancy Hair and
English Straw BONNETs cases Of Misses and Chidren's
HATS; Black Silk CLoAKs and MAETILIAs.
The goods will be sold FIFTY PER CENT LESS THAN
COST -.zz=
RSsCountry orders punctualy attended to-
MRS. ]. STILLMAN,
az 2psf No. 154 Canal street.
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VI cG f. MA q N "A N
II ST. LOUIS STREET, told 2o1
Sole Agents for the South of
Alexander segnette's Rochelle BRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard Propreors' Co. Cognac BRANDIEs.
Goldenburg GoGNAC, 1880 and 1906.
Gautier Freres coGNAc, 1858, 1S49 and 1921.
Is. o. Lawyer COGNAC. 1858 and 1926
importers Of
Larronde Cegnec fine CHAMPAGNE 1925.
Larronde extra old COGNAC.
And sundy other brands half pipes quarters ocaves
under Custom House keys
WINES IN BoXES-Chateau Latour, B. Monton Hau Brion
Leove Latte, Magaux Gscours, quarts and pnts with
cork and glass shoppers, and ST. Esephe American Flag
from P. F. Eyquem. & Fills bordeaux Chateeu Margaux
and Haut sauene from Larrende Freres Bordeaux also
various brands in quarts and pin from Rodophe Bay
Co., bordeaux.
CLARET AID WHITE wINE-in casks and barrels
CoRDIALs-From Marie Brizard Roger and L. Rambeeu
Bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN 0IIl-From A. Gillet Il Co.. Lorent.
CHAMPAGNE-Reyal Hunter, comte du Montet, Fleur de
Bouzy and Creme de Bouzy, QUARTS pints quarters
from x. Desbordes Fills, Ay from E. Lsrnaitre Fills.
CoRKS-Boes and pemohns, assorted no3O 2pMoly
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Madame LNRLdmCft

Is the only living Female Astroos that capable of fur
ning reliable HOROSCOPES OF LIFE and the
public should remember that Mime LaBanch has equals but
only seryle initato. AS purely natural Cairvoyan and
learned Planet Reader she stands conessedy above all others
In the known world Residence and Reception Rooms
Baronne street. na2a 2nendtf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
4 4.M#a LARGE STOCK g.
ON Liberal Terms. sens 2p6n
Important to Consumers OF Gas.

Great complaints being Of Gas bills
3 this city The Of this readily accounted for in the
fact Of the great increase Of ans supply the demand
on the Gas Company. now invention,
LeGingwelps Gas Regulator,
completely regulates the matter what the
at the Companys Gasomeer give uniform and steady
flame, with large reduction In the consumption.
Twenty cent saving burners guaranteed wae
ever trial is allowed in the of it.
They guaranteed for year. they do not work per
feetly for that time, the money will be refunded. #
take pleasure In referring the public following certf
Gates:
OFFICE OF n, o., AMP G. \; RAnsoAD coxr4sr,
New Orleans, March 3, 1860.
F. Belcher, Esq, Agent, etc.
am happy to state that one of Lcfsngwes Gas
Regulators in at passenger depot which has proved emil
neny successful The saving gas bills during the month
Of February has been considerably twenty per cent
cheerfuy recommend the machine public favor and patron
age as being the only philosophical economizng the
consumption of TINT has been brought my notice
JOHN CALHOUN, President.
DAnY DELrA OFFICE
Is p.,, - New Orleans, March l. 1860.
Dear sirI cheerfny respond your inquiries by stating
that the experiments made In this office with Lefngyes Gas
Regulator have proved successful 1t is saving than
per cent Of our bills heartily its
adoption by the consumers Of gas in New Orleans
HENRY ]. LEoyY, Business Manager
r. Belcher Esq: iA'sA . ioe0'
have Lefngwes Gas Regulator in use and am satisfied
that is saving Of than twenty per cent as well as
Ican Judge, patent burners. H@
ANsEL EDWARDS, Auction Book Store
b3 st. Charles street.
F. BELCHER, Agent,
ml2 2ptf q Commercial Place.
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WINES AND OLIVE 0II.-Messrs. s. D. Gratiaa L
o. the extensive importers and dealers, No 50 Gasomhouss
street. offer sale choice brands Of olive OIL Burgundy wine
Chateau Palme Margaux aedoen and Chateau Yguen,
sauteme. See advertisements of this house.
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.WucanIau,s F1rOphesiC EllafsiO,e

.MncatsIay's Prophetic Illusion
OF New Zealand traveller standing London Bridge
pointing friend the ruins Of ST. Pauls pro.
phetc than American physician standing The door
Hospital, holding in his hand bottle Of
WOODLANDS CHERRY ExPEcToRANT,
and pointing with becoming grief to the words Be
hold my profession is ruined ~
Woodmans Cherry Expectorant Coughs, Colds
Consumption every disease of the lungs Sold everywhere
and by The proprieors,
WOODMAN g. BEMENT,
al 2p6t corner Common and Magazine ss New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
ANOTHER INVASION.

One James Redpath, noted Abolitionist, who
figured in the Kansas troubles, and more recently
proclaimed himself one Of the instigators OF the
John Brown foray into Virginia, has lately made D
speech in Ohio, in which he predicted that another
invasion Of the slave States will soon be made.
81 tell You, ,said he to the people he was address,
ing, that the stranglng of John Brown was not
the death of his cause and that, ere naang moons
reroloe, the slave will be offered saccor again.,
81 give the slave e-driyer,n he continues, g solemn
warning to set his house in order, for his doom is
pronounced he shall die, and not live
These are, probably, idle threats; the miserable
fanatic who made them supposing, no doubt, that
he would gain cheap qualification Of his malignF
ty by witnessing an outburst of Indignation Hom
the South as soon as his speech should De puo-
lished In this he is foiled. The South accepts
the declarations Of Redpath as mere blusfer. Butt
even if there be real purpose OF making announcer
invasion like that at Harpers Ferry, the South has
no apprehensions of the consequences. The only
Inference she will make between the new invaders
and those who accompanied John Brown will be
in the rapdity of their execution. But for the fact
that men like Redpath, who make the loudest
noise in council are generally the most eewardly
in action, we might expect the new invasion to be
headed by that very individual himself. In which
event, itwoud be an edifying spectacle to sec him
crowning the summit of his infamous career by an
involuntary dangle from the highest tree in the
neighborhood.
GRAND ORAToRIo. = Tomorrow evening the
grand oratorio Of Esther. the Beautiful Queen,v
will be performed at Odd Fellows Hall, by The
New Orleans Music Society, under direction Of Mr.
William Duncan. for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. This win be mag
nifcent entertainment, and OF course the house,
will be crowded, as it should be.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
NUMBER 80.
Ns6 0rlfans 9ailu Grssfsrd.
7 l.I..l'.lI4 R IP I E-s H E e T r. .
o r FIcIAL..
seMyh4gI oP THE SPRING MEETING OF THE ME-
IsIANAt 1860. 80 80 sA1as 2aAas ~ aou-
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 0, 1860.

ms e.gs IT. - Is ns 81 @ 80 s O., lO4
lowed to mares and gsidings. n -, 100 ~. -
FRIDAY. Mayeh 3D. lS6ranet post stake M ar, t
scrpton $50 half Forfeit four mile the seconf hor -
save his stake four suscrfheys e an te ss ~
Aetairie Jockey Club add Si5 race & run f
ne pot the stake closed on the Ist Of january 1850
H. S. Us NJ M. poswslps ch e Plaaa, BY Revenue,
r. scruggs' CHI e. John Brolfar6lge By Lexington
dam By imp Glencoe, years old .,.........1.s@ q
d. T. ksnnsr's en- f II pa,sM, by Louis dor, dam
m I,o1lsa Jordan years old
y. y. pd. III
a 1. Bin9anan pd. H.
4. M pd. fl
Jas Jackson pd- r.
'ho eshPpe,-.. pd- f.
s Ia# HIKE sg3
=, First HAdt. .Sec1ad Hest-
Second mile ..........,....I I:53 IssA
Third niiIe. I521< s9l<s
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MORNING, APRIL 9, 1860


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Programme
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On the Occasion of the inauguration
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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No lit street. the opposite de
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1hc Arrangements of the Day will be under the direction Of
the Clay Monumental Association the Special joint Committee
Of the Common Council, and the Grand Marshall
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