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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT

Special to the New Orleans Cre.cent.1
HAVANA, April %, 1861.
1Er. Editor-The last news from the Confederate
States has greatly depressed the clayed sugar mar
ket Intending purchasers offer upon the basis of
81 reals per arrobe for D. S. No. IL. Holders re-
fuse to accept less than reals Particularly bright
and strong grain parcels are worth to real
above those quotations, and damp, inferior sorts,
proportionatey less.
MoLAssEs--Withnut any alteration.
LARD-Rates tend upwards The sales last two
days have been made barrels and tefces at Sl3 10
$40 kegs, $40 per quintal
BUTrER-Of good quality, in fair demand ~
barrels Goshen from New York, sold 18th inst, at
a rate not made public, and 30 kegs from store,
same day, at $l6 per quintal; 81 kegs from New
York, Goth, at $20 and 80 barrels, same day from
New York, at SIS SO per quintal.
cheese from Boston, sold Oath, and 10 other
cheeses, same day, at SIS per quintaI and 81
cheeses from Boston, on 10Th, at same rate.
C0RN-l2O0 sacks corn ex A. a. Chapman, from
New Orleans, sold 18th inst. at 625 cents per ar
robe. The demand is improving.
HAMS-Improving 20 eX Chapman, from New
Orleans. sold Goth inst at SIS; Is barrels ex same
vessel, % at same rate, hog-heads yellow covered
ont of store, oath, at same rate; and hoSsheads
ex Gen. Miramon yellow covered) 10th, at SIS
| per quintal.
CLEAR PoRK-sundry lots Northern hams were
| sold, since my last respects, at Sa6 per qnntal
!
| per Dbl.
BEANs-In fair request at from 81 25 to 81 3l4
| per arr0be.
| PoTAToEs,-In active demand at from So to 50 SO
per bill
| SoAP--Two or three small parcels Philadelphia
Yellow have been realized at 81 SO per quintai No
stock in first hands.
CANDLEs-Amercau composition very dull and
| abundant.
ONIoNs-Rates are improving; the demand is &C.
tive. Sales, crates from Boston at $ll each, aud
Lao hbls at So SO per arrobe.
TALLow-The stock is moderate, SO bbls eX A.
| A. Chapman, sold 20th inst. at SIS per quintal.
/ Holders pretend to SIS so, which they will prob
! ably obtain.
! YELLOW PINE-Without any improvement. The
same may be said Of CO0perage stock.
X FRElGHTS-American vessels for Europe avoided,
except at a reduction Of the current rates for
j other flags. For British brig to arrive. char.
tered TO British Channel etc, e. is demanded and
lower rate refused. British, North of Europe, or
Spanish vessels, would command to-day e. 10
to CA.
/ American vessels. for home ports, are only taken
at decline from my last quotations. Your let,
/ tiers of MARQUEE are feared,
/ ExcHANaE-Duli. quote sterling sixty day bills
! at to per cent. premium. New Orleans, short
4 nothing doing. New York, sixty day bills, TO "a
per cent, discount. As ever
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The Presidents Message, the conclusion of which
we published yesterday, is document winch Will
attract attention for its plain and perspcuous style,
it's dignifed and manly tone, and its clear and
truthful presentation of all the facts of the present
difficulty between the Southern Confederaey and
the United States. The President shows the origin
and progress of the effort which the North has
made to put the ban of nferority, social and polit
cal, upon the numerically weaker section, the
Southland his discussion of the false dogma OF the
North that superior allegiance is due to the Federal
Government as against that due to the States, is
most admirable and conclusive. The old doctrines
of the founders of the Republic, already over
thrown by the North are still held by the Con
federate States as the only sound basis of Repub-
lican Confederation.
We need not refer specially to the various sug-
gestions and recommendations of the Message, ex-
eept to say that they seem to us to be wise and
proper. Evidently, the Government at Montgomery
is in the hands of men who are bending all their
energies to the service of the country, and whose
acts are marked by the most far-seeing and COM
prehensive craftsmanship.
tt will be observed that the President protests
that he is for peace as he has been ali the time,
the moment the independence of the Confeder-
ate States is secured. The instant that the
Government of the United States abandons its pre-
tension that we are to be reduced by force of arms
to subjeetion the sword will drop from our
grasp, and we shall be ready to enter into treaties
of amity and commerce."
If the people of the North were not blinded and
maddened by passion, this calm, courteous, digni-
fed Message of the Southern President might have
the effect of causing them to reverse their policy
In their present temper, however, they would not
listen though one should rise from the dead. We
must trust to arms for our present security, and to
the verdict of impartial history for our complete
justification in the eyes of the world.
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Meeting of the Caldwell Guards.

At meeting of the Caldwell Guards, on board the steamer
j. F Pargou Wednesday, May l. 1861 the following reso'
luons offered by committee app inted bS tile Company
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved Captain j. w Tobiu of the steamer Pagond
for his characteristic beay and patriotism in profile ing aud
ing the Caldwell Guards Orleans free of charge,
deserves and meets thanks aud heartfelt gratitude
of the Company.
Resolved hat rs medium of communication between New
Orleans North Louisiana the Pargoud has no superior
therefore, individually and collectively recommend the far-
goud the patronage of every true southern man whose oon
ic is in the country go to do battle for,
Resolved That Capt Tobn be elected an honorary member OF
our Company which purpose appoint T. j. Broad
way Z. Hanne and Il. j. Greene committee to inform
Capt. Tobn of the fact.
further resolved That the Caldwell News the New
Delta requested publish the proceed
iugs of this meeting.
W. BRUCE NAY, J. G. HUMBLE, T. J. EVANS, Committee on
Resolutions. -
w. L. GUNNELf,
Captain C. G. and President of the meeting.
W BRUCE NAY Secretary. my3 2plt
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vAarErIEs THEA TER, BENEFIT Of DaUenpo,t.-
Hiss Charlotte Thompson had her benefit last night
The house, though not full, was full enough to
compliment the fair and most deserving lady, out
Hiae exctenients war, and 40 on, duly considered.
To4nigi1t; that clever gentleman and prince of
aight comedy actors, MA. Il. Davenport, takes
ills benefit. Dolly Davenport as his ehums
call him. il one Of the hest and most agreeable
comedians that ever blessed the country. he has
Iahored assiduousIy, and his never failed to
please satisfy and delight he deserves roaser,f
and We heps be win have IL
The bill consists Of Tie Z. Heir at Law and the
Eton Boy Davenport appearing in both, with
HID whole Varieties Company At his back. Who
won't 90
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NEWCASTLE, Weschester CchHy, n. Y, Aug. II, 1850
DR.. B. Brandreth-My Dear Sir: am seventy nine
and for the last twenty eight years have been
Of your getabc Universal Pills when sick fully
realizing the advantage of enforcing purgaon with medicine,
which, while harmless in nature, all impurities
safely say that the vigorous old enjoy has been
caused mainly by the timely of Brandreh's Pills. have
years several fits Of sickness and
ally some infrmy of age would press upon AT
tn times haze always found pills remedy giving
only health but strength consider them only in
valuable pugave, but also tonic have dur
ing these years used any other medicine what
ever being convinced by experience that good
Pills have also baen freely used by ueghbors
every kind Of sickness fail
promp y administered. Yours, truly,
NATHANIEL HYATT,
Justice Peace for % years Westcheste Co.. Y
Price per box. Principal Office, 294 Canal street,
New York Sold by j. WRIGHT L CO, Nos. q and 15l
and by alrespectable dealers medicines
my3 2p3tsW EeowW-lm
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number of Ladies having organized themselves into
ciey purpose preparing Lint for the relief Of those
who may wounded the coming conflict they would solicit
the aid of every lady in the city in this work of The
Young Christian Association have kindly rendered
their aid and by beay of the Louisiana Mutual Insur
Company No. g. second story 81 Camp street, ad
joining of said Association has been prosed for
use as depository, in addition the Hall of the Association
sincerely hope that every houkper in New Orleans will
respond immediately with donations of old linen and other
useful articles. a29 2ptf
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Office of the Confederate Loan.

NEW ORLEANS, April 30, 1861.
The subscribers to tho Loan of the Confederate States
hereby notified that Receipts of the Commissioners will be ready
for delivery the LIST May prox tue Citizens Bank Those
who have paid in full for subscriptions will receive ce-
Gates of those who have partially paid requested to
make full under the and conditions OF their
subscription.
The Bonds of the Confederate States will BE ready for dey
cry at early date, of which due notice will be given.
SAM'L SMITH,
JAMES D. DENEGRE,
EDMiD F. FORSTALL,
JOHN I. NOBLE
NO eb2t jssnU
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CrEEk HoUsE Benefit of Frezzolni The great
singer Frezzolni takes her benefit offering
"a great and varied BILL the particulars of which
ars advertised. she deserves, and will have a
gaAnnfHcent nensfit
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Gus LAKE SHORE. Many Of our citizens, desir-
Gus Of enjoying the invigorating breezes Of our
Jake shores during the summer months, will desire
srformation ID III suitable places Of resort. We
refer them 10 the advertisement, announcing that
Mr. Barnes viii, on the FIRST of June next, be pre-
pared TO receive visitors at his hotel DIT Mississippi
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HAEnEEs TAcTIcs. Mr. i. Il. Fower,of Jack
sol Mis-, has iii press edition Of this valuable
military work Persons wishing copies can receive
chem by mail, by enclosing one dollar to mr..
Power. d larger number Of copies can be pur-
chased at i discount from the above rate.
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TIE REVOLUTION m THANKSGIVING Mobile
asareusyo The LIST gentleman who
that he Southern fires blazing
arisusy reported tint Hrownlow has uccombed to
tAs stoIs isd SINNER along BY tile
RENT which he cannot control
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me WugEgApours O. GIN. BrAuREc 4

q THE WHEREABOUTS or GEs. BEAuREG ARD. This
subject lately have Immense interest
Lincoln and his Calumet BE- hoped that reading
Item from he Chareson Mercury Their fears will
b& III rest: 4 s M
VIZ III bn circulated positively asserted in Northern
pspera that Gen Beaurgrd i III Virginia. directing her mil
isfy troysna sto where he blos Verify,
has his become bugbesr Them ipadys But
dcnle hslesed Arhfrn hren be 100 fast Nirgiua
has heg eRuregard Srhaps II they
pay find him It'll tat home, and ready
sarAlg thfi, ruth French hospitality, under
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To Oar Patriotic Citizens.


we'll known that large number of men, dependent
their labor for the support of their families, periodically
spending the call their country in the hour OF peril have
enlisted in the service of the Confederate States that others
similarly situated hourly following their example, and that
many families will consequently be compelled endure great
pvatons necessary should provided
TO re ieve their wants.
At the large and respectable meeting held at the Merchants
Exchange Mopday evening, 22d inst the undersigned
appon ed committee contributions pur
pose and relying the patriotism and beraty of the Cit
of New Orleans respond the call have opened lists
the offices OF
7. O. Suly .,.................-9 90 Gravler street.
Ghas oakford Gravier street.
NJ g. Brady x Oo..-.,.... r.......9 Gravier street.
R. Marsh Denman & 60 Cor. Gravief and CNrondeet
Brown Johnston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40 Union street.
To which they invite subscriptions
R. A. BOURK,
CHAs OAKFORD,
D. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH,
aga 2ptf NJ. B. BRADY.
Plantation Goods.
Now on Hand
SOUTHERN osNABURGs,
KENTUCKY LINsEYs AND JEANS,
NEGRO BLANKETS,
BROWN LINEN MEETINGS.,
HEAD HANDKERCHIEFs,
STRIPES,
PLAIDs, PRINTS.
Etc, etc. ETC., etc.
Extremely Low for Cash.
BENTHUYSLN, LEWIS & CO.,
a29 2pff l16 Canal street.
.VtSnttaSrs and Points.
OUR STOCK OF
LACE NTANTILLAS AND POINTS
Is Extremely Large,
And is all of this seasons Importation, comprising the
LATEST DESIGNS in ordinary and fine qualities at LOW
PRICES to CASH BUYERS,
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
a29 aptf lie Canal street
/. DORT WINES quarter pipes Spanish Port Wine,
from tho OF iaCaVe Echecnpar, of CHda IN bond
and in store, for sale by =, ,,
mil No. 50 Customh0uEe st
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DIAMOND RIrLEs. At meeting Of this COM
paay held on the 1st inst, by resolution adopted,
Il u as resolved to form themselves as company b.,
Of the Irish Brigade. Elsewhere is published the
names of tie officers of the company.
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RBDeath may ensGe, says Il distinguished
medical writer from the of mineral hair dyes. To avoid
such contingency, only Cadoros Excelsior Dye proved
by the of Dr. Chiffon be the best hair dye in exist
ence, and wholly free from poison.
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO, No. Astor House, New
York Sold everywhere. and applied by ell Hair Dressers.
a26 2nInkR
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FREzzoLnI's BESEFIT. We trust that our eiti-
zers, amid the excitement Of war, will not forget
the event of ths evening 1T the Opera House, the
beneat of Erminia Frezzolin said to be the great
eat of living prima donnas. 1t not necessary to
speak of the merits of an artistic SO Worldfamous.
We only need to state the fact that she will appear
this evening ii # Norma, A z Trovatore \ and
flkl,a1I III ff Wa
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N.Y. 2p3t
Notice : Notice!

Tho ladies' heads of tables she Military Fair will please
meet the Committee Odd Fellows Hall FRIDAY 10
o'clock A. M report and in the proceeds of their sales
by order of the Committee: - .
MRS RANDALL,
MRS BLACK,
MRS. VIVIAN,
mY1 2p9t MRS. PHELPS.
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IHgsH BR1e Il E. we refer TO the notice, else
where given, that several of our prominent citi-
FANS have been appointed committee TO further
The fitting ont Of this brigade.
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i SWISS GuARDs. In another column viii be found
published tho names Of the officers elect Of this
company. Those ~ our Swiss residents who have
not vet Joined are invited to do SO promptly.
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FrLrcAa HOOK AND LADDER CoMpANY, No. A.
The members OF this company are elsewhere noti
fed 10 attend their regular monthly meeting on
Monday aYaning next, at 7aa O'Clock.
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OHEEANs soUrHRoSs. The members Of this
comp to-day At 10 o'clock A. N. assemble
NV their arTaory- See Tie notice Of Capt o. =.
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I GREseEsr EsIFLEs EeatrAs , |! The members
of this company are elsewhere notified to attend
special meeting this evening at o'clock.
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LOUISIANA GRAys. Company A.--The members
Of this company are elsewhere ordered to meet, to-
iaY at III M at their afraoryi for the purpose of
being mustered into immediate active service.
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Abrams on THE NoaTH GARoLisA GoAsT.--We
I'M Following iae Intelligence lis Nash Carolina
eosss. telegaphc dispatch the Memphis Bun dated
Washington. Aprll 81 IN:
reports the stiznre steamer lneIa
Ben ct WI llaiagton, North afolpa
The ned spiee. Vessels In The
3 A@fborifo block MP lha channel.
Fort Harry 1eS been need
Az ships have heei seized at Rappahans
AprB, and The imprisoned.
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5AcEsoR HoME GUARD. IN another column will
liz found lib names BIZ officers elect ef this new
and gallant company.
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GuUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And.
Tonic Aromatic Bitters, .s

a CORDIAL FOR LADIES. AGED PERSONS, ETC., e.
Of these of filters be taken mixed
with able u while The may be taken pure
both be mingled forming greater or
less tensy so as please every The DELI
flavor these induced the first Judges
TO prpnnuuce them the best n The creation
They par ulay efcaCiou restoring health and re-
establishing i'm pned dge source Of diseases
such as pyspep Nervous epd Liver Affections, Genera
In any kind of Fever foowea nv o. Tapted copyaleser
ana conseqnen, weakness remedy better adapted to
store streng and hasten the complete beath
B-The American Biters may likew4e be taken pure;
they DO NOT co tain null spirits the apparently strong
they possess arises FROM the rreiGnnance Of RS
ter principle both of which, however, are highly agreeable
bters has heen introduces into The priu
cipal Hotels, ilubs, Cofeeh0uses etc - 49, F 'tA
Prepared and sold by
A. A. PFYGHAUD. Apothecary
80 Royal street, New Orleans
above Biters found also the principal Grocer
Rs Contectoneres CotastcEFs Hotels Clubs ec n2 fv1
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A Carr. series Of resolutions, rendering.
thanks to Captain Tobin. Of the steamer ]. f. Par
gould Is elsewhere published.
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R8-Coal Oil and Lamps Country Wer-
chants and Planters and the pubic generally invited to
call the Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium, No.
Charities street, where they will find by far the largest and only
complete stock of COAL OIL LAMPS and PURE COAL
OIL. city, which Messrs COVERT HILL offer for
SALE the trade RETAIL lower than any other house in
the Confederate States Az If
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u zee I'd

On Wednesday, LIST inst at 10 o'clock p NJ, ALBERT Y
BENNETT aged Is years, youngest of Lossa and A.
Bennett. .-..s
The friends acquantance of the family are invited to at
tend the this morning at 10 ocock from the resi-
dence of his parents Bayou Bridge without further notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

- Ne IRE under obligations TO the Adams
Express pany, for late ales from Memphis and
louisville
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B9rFor Auditor of Public AccOunts-PIease
announce H. PERALTA candidate Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November.
al 2pte CREOLE.
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a late Washington dispatch states that Lincoln
mad determined United States at Rock
IHand replace Harper Ferry, aud that the Naval
sslAoo WIZ ny temporarily to New
" 56rt Fks HIS 4iss3#@=
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s90g'O9s Bird,
s9nrO1s Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. Ii and Ii Royal street,

large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts puB also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEIGK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment Old Sherries such AMONTI-
LADO, TOPAZ SIERRA GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR Observation-Disclosures MADEIRA, of
direct importation other MadeGs of lower grade. Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less grade,
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIES-Yinlage 1885, 1873,
1909 and l805-a large supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WINS
EYsScotcb and Irsh Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat WhiB-
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts COR
DIALs Ny usual Of the best VINES which
will be sold on as dy other housen the city
AARON BIRD,
al3 2ply Nos 10 and Is Royal street.
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+ DRUaMEas. Upon application as advertised,
drunnEnela viii be- imnie dately employed. See ad-
veftsement. Il
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" &. u YIN. Easssr ansa fsrorsi csar "
! as,T.lla Z. srnRNlNsa. MAY S, 1861.
AUCTION SALES TH1s DAY.

a Lsausnont o. sen Al 40 oclsck II Re " chaf
tres street. shoes clothing. etc
d. Il Mesphy sells o'clock, at n Magazine street fancy
groceries .,
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- see supplement for President Davis
Nv M Y 10 entire and letter List.
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THE SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF OUR PRESIDENT,
GEN. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Generously donated the Military Fair by the artist F.
WOOD PERRY JR., Esq, of whose nativity city should
proud boast who shown his Southern blood
by expression of this production exhibition
at the store of Mesrs GREGOR Co. of Canal and
Camp Streets will be rallied there the remaining
chances taken.
-iekets placed at the low price of 50 So to be
within the re CHI of all. ny2 2p3t
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M5~HerriRg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar SAFES Nos and 81 Gravier street. New
de- 2ntf
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4 25j
saonBuTIo DISEASES are the parent stock from
Which as Large piopsoaof The fatal maiades that afct
snaasnd hey rs peces OF potato
saA aRdafmnss corrupts all the sources
~ Esissx Ase sasss decay They germ from
ws'lc spt sopsrnipcp. rhspmam. heaFt diseases liver
complaints snd seaaes whicn win he is
among th0se most g = destructive 10 the races of men So
saAaa ae iss eeeeaeness human lia that Il i hardly
possible ~ 'Ie ne 5potSpce of IN aeil r4a6le
renAady thAt cap contamination We
spe sha NJ rieqSs readsrs II Id
from fssa ~ wy sage ie doubs ii is eoicscy
ttM sasre sscope when tell them that il surrey does al
tompth TIA end desired Ne neap ssess aa4sspara and Il
iseeani woly he attention Of those w are afictea wilh
acyofna IF sesotuioa' e9npsints. fesisef 6apY NJ II
E sFnala GAll the attention 81 groeers ana III
aHaia 2 shs al " fancy by ~ r. Nor
rs aaeiioaee for 10 O'CLOCK the salearoon up
stairs. ssoEe Nj 81 Magazine street
HOLM Cow PaAs.- MssSrs. ii. Il. COCHRAN Il
Wi Mn @sse MI Fulton areass Is das adrers
aisa ia aHyeiee of lais aneis+ Sic advertisement