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FLAG PRESENTATION,

A beautiful flag was presented yesterday after
noon, at the corner of Apollo and Erato Streets to
the Bienvie Guards, Capt. Mark L. Moore. 1t was
gotten up by Mrs. Saml H. Page and other ladies
of the community. 1t was presented, with hand
some speech, by our friend, Mr.. George Mcknight,
and responded to by Capt. Moore. His address
was as fo0ws:
Sir and Lasics- not enough acknowledge pro-
pei ly the receipt Of this flag do believe there is
The company who say what ought to be rad now Our
company has hut heart and tongue and when the
swes the que War rough sort of busi
ness and be rough when they engage in it, The
company before you composed of who have rallied
together the srim-vs0gei They have chan
doned the luxury of the home eli Gle Thev have cut aSIner
the ties of fsvotes and rtn Thay have determined to
march forth and if ed be- die In the maintenance of what
thew believe from their hearts and souls the right
Wi hout th fl T. SIR would have gone the fray with
e same termination but with it. fell elves
more firmly Woman stAnfS between God and aud
her tl praion and sance all honest enearors
when the the Benve Guards forget that they had
mothers wives sisters daughters they will forget then
duty this s the ny OF following wherever danger call
and Of caryii i, to victory dying beneath its folIs
The highest enthusiasm prevailed on all sides
After the presentation, Capt Mark Moore and his
men were invited inside, and did soldierly honors
to the collation. which had been prepared. Aftel
that, the company returned to Camp Walker will
their flag proudly flying
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judgs CoRens. mo
o!%ed @ be ef: e GHf Hcnon ioSTs @ S,
Pauline Brehe obtaining money under false nFeen Fan
assault aud baty fona, Monaghan nocsg win nten9.o
al a IA assa% s w1 a @ M wiPGn @ I afS e dceGssa @
Of guilty and the prisoner remanded to await the
Herman Nemaser Patrick Hapley and Jean Fevre were se
n he Z Tesn @ e and the
% m c. GneFsea o Wn Tape fnq @
nole prosequi.
RECORDER E,1ERsoN's CoURT-John Riley charged
vi w9nuding John Sweeney Paddy o,Rou,ks charged ~
James Wet with alceny and Josephine Rnso charged with
missed .17 ~" 1'1''''.'
James Pcndergrast threatening shoot George " Wat
kns his shop Administration street. and Josephine Ro
sollt striking Mrs Eeholz in the head with flower
Conneg ehokog and threatening to kin John Mack
the arm With knife on Claiborne street between Julia and
0ss n fsnt cased t9a ca Se Sa ri
street night before last was sent TO prison 10 await the rau
The following other parties arrniFned
a and a Wien % DsS hs 1fs With ] H1d
the Can srest, yesterday morning. Bail given
CHI sine Smith, on Magazine street, violently abusing
officer Dotng, who arrested her. Locked up In default OF
alexander Paul charged by Bouehon of $40 Common
into said shop night time with n,on commit afeony
and attempting strike him with stick of wood Locked
RECORDER BLAcHE's CoURr. Sarah Denis,
lag aud duly committed for before
the First District Court
Mary White charged with breach Of the after
examaon condemned fine OFFS in default thereof
TO five days imph onrnen
Aasy wss lsi saEgnE Tao5 hos Mswpsn with assault
with hreqch of The peace. Bonds for due appearance
given in the several cases.
RECORDER LoNG's CoUaT-Thomas Smith and
Black seyealy eNnmred Hpo The chatge of
ming ptace, and houod In the OF
SLnO o Beep pefre III, space thirty days
filed by Catherine Collins charging Anthony
with assault battery laying violent hands her
throwing her down in the street Bond in the OF S0
given for due appearance to answer to the charge.
| RECORDER ADAMS CeURT.--W. Dalton, Sr.
by Simon with having the 18th of April
Washington street. assaulted aud struck him. after
animation before the Recorder hnnorahly discharged.
Farnchatz the OF Laurel and Josephine
aud cuked er Walker and eudeavored TO throw
her of was examination, fined in the
of $50 and made to give bond in the OF 500 eeI
| the peace for the term of six months. go
Richard Cnpny. charged by Martin Syll with
the of $500 Of him. sent before the First District
! Court under Gail of $500.
John Miller charged by Phillip orch with having last
In Il Rousseau street. between First
Streets stolen silver lever watch M 2i from him
He therefore arrested and has wait for hearing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

Al VOLUNTEERS, ATTE yTION-WANTED
III the thamsite Rifle Guards.
hi Our Uniform is grey froc coat and pants wth grey
NJ kepi-all trimmed with cord, Member of the Com
INny will be at the Amor the Office Of he First District
Court Of St. CT aries and lafayette streets,
during the day and evening until 10 O'clock for the purpose of
receiving applicants and 81 ing all necessary information
By order of:
"a. E. SHAW, Captain.
W II PISpEIL. 1st Sergeant. ny1 If
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Being now composed of eight companies, have
formed regiment and on Wednesday night held
an election for field officers. The regimental field
and staff now consists of the following officers :
Colonel, G. A. Janvier; LieutenantColonel. John
l.. Mueller; Major, Auguste Reichard Adjutant,
L. G. Bunekens: Paymaster, Alex. Bonneval !;
Quartermaster, E. Durrive, Jr. The regiment now
numbers about 600 men, and the companies are
rapidly filling up, and will soon each number 100
men, while three new companies are in course of
formation. 1t is principally composed of our cit-
zens of foreign birth-FI each, German and Italians
Capt. Santini's splendid Garibaldi company
forming the fourth company. All the different
companies have adopted the same uniform, and,
with the jealous efforts which are being made by
the officers, and with the good understanding which
prevails among themselves, and between them
and the men, the corps will soon be credit to our
city. and prepared to do good service on any field
to which they may be called.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

Curious PHENoMENoN.--t' How is4 it that yoUaa
raise SO large and nice onions2h asked OF ans
iowa farmer, as was sitting. ct the table with
him. and observing some on the table.
'Well,n said he, q we sprantt the seed with beilf-.
ing water, and then plant early and in good.
ground
"Sprout the seed in boiling waterln Lexslaimed,
What do you, mean, sir, by that r
Won't boiling water kill tho seed?''
:" Not at all he replied !; but it would SPROUTS
them in minutes time.f
" 1t will? 1t looks incredible = Ireplisd with
surprise.
''Wi you try it," he replied, g when the tinas-
comes to plant, and yea will Gndsit jfsts as telI
you"
And sure enough when spring came and My
neighbor was about planting his onion saed, afA
being present. said::
Iowa that to pour boiling water on onion sees i
it.n
every well = said he !; and taking the tea-G@f Ie
boiling from the stove he poured the WateF u ma
boiling on the seed which he lad in C. tea saas ,er
Looking closely at it for q moment, he eaeAaiF led
" MY conscience. you nave sold figasy. Only
look q there.n
looked and behed the little sprouts, aho ut as
large as morse mars, were Sproating oas ,f the
opened ends of the seeds / He did not ress IN the
water the seed above three seconds, aAd in lass
than one half minute after it was pnaged off tba
sprouts were projecting from the seeds 7
My Iowa friend assured me thas this nyaeess
would advance the growth of the onion frpmH two
to three weeks beyond the ordinary ! natbnd of
planting without sprouting. Try ii, garf eIers and
farmers; maybe he gained it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

THE YANKEE IDEA OF THE EsFIEID RIRAE.-A
correspondent of the Sheriff of Cleveland ohio gives the fol-
lowing description powso the Eafield rifle az
long range:
what these rifles They will pass ball thrSngh
column 0fseNeu At distance Of Two y nv ~ ~
three half mile. They just the thing 10 Tickle vac
ribs Of Seeessionists with.
The extract gives showing to the knowledge pos
sessed by the sory Of the Oh 3he u
In eeueal with such opinion Of the destructive
power of he English ae cannot be expected that they VIII
risk their within five miles of of thase terrible
gecegsioni is who be armed with especially
ms these very secessonists have reputation people
| for I" drawing a bead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

This fine company last night elected officers as
follows D. Maupay already being Captain, j. H.
Frobus and R. Aucon First and Second Lieu
tenants, and George O. Beares, Second Sergeant,
and the election of Third Lieutenant and Orderly
Sergeant being postponed:
Third Sergeant Charles Cow Fourth Sergeant Henry Beebc;
Color Bearer, Israel Gibbons; First Corpora, R. p Block
Fourth Corporal, II. A. XII g@to Quartsmaste VIM. E.
Finch and A,morcr, GcoTgefracy
The company were generously rendered by Mr..
Shumway the free use of a larger and better
armory, at No. 95 Magazine street, and to this
place the company will remove.
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THANKS TO THE LADIES.

We have been requested to publish the follow
ing, and do SO with pleasure:
CAMP WALKER, May 8, Ng5Es
New Orleans
The undersigned of the Claiborne Guards request
of The comnany would esrectfny return bhalf Of said
cfnpany their thanks those patriotic noble ladis of New
Orleans who have kindly furnished company with a
fatigue
Believe ladies' that though strangers to will
hearts kind and grateful feelings towards May
cOnuct in defence Of and be such that
will buh for yonr iibcray And may Heaven bes
upon all the happiness blessings richly deserve.
Satisfied that wi for you nothing again
you hanks
w. ANDREWS, Captain. j. B PARHAAr. First Lieutenant.
J. S YOUNG, Sen. I'd kieut NJ G. LEsLY, Jun % Lieut..
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TIE PEOGRAMME,-A dispatch, dated New York

THE PRoGRAMME.-A dispatch, dated New York,
Nay has the following programme, which Old intends
carrying against Virginia and Maryland. He doubt will
have good time.
Washington alvces last night to the effect that the
will vigorously opened in few days by demonstrations upon
Alexandria and Norfolk movement on Havre de Grace was
also ordered place yesterday from Peryve Three
companies will the SnsQuelHnna with battery Of
artillery occup Ifavre de Grace Troops will then be sent
fore ard miles to Bush river The last movement may
he made for days
Of carpenters and builders will be sent forward
o Bush river rebuild she Grid L there.
bridges the Big and Little Gunpower rivers will he
sufficient military force is sent forward pro-
the women The bridges will be completed by Thursday
next this Baltimore will then be OPEN Troops will
sent forward from Philadelphia reinforce those Perry
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One or TIE Quo sENr1NE1s.-The Cincinnati

One OF TIE ONO SENTINELs.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer of the ih tells the following joke Dutch sodcrn
one of the volunteer regiments Tho uuir took place Camp
IIurrison
An officer belonging 10 the Guthrie Grays going the
round when he challenged by sentinel Of the Ger
sodirry who evidently the business. Upon
being TO halt the ocer compiled pause and as the
crard did ennnd the word, the her made another I'D
vance movement when sentinel lgerent demon
he mSkc exclaimed in the rich German accent
~ drs you ish if you does not shay Brandy wines
sho0ts.'
Brnnlywnc" returned the officer which the soldier
shouldclcd AIMS, the other passed on.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1861.

got the worst of it, aud came of considerably
bruised Both were arrested and put under bonds
Yesterday afternoon, the Mayer dismissed Gihnn
from the charge Of Abolitionisaa brought against
him, the testimony in which We published yes"
terday. Yesterday afternoon, Giaon had Messrs.
Drake and Stinson arrested, on warrant from
Justice Mitchels Court, charging them with as
anlt IA hatt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

"JouN PnGNN" INsANE.--The Knckerbocker,
after giving some anecdotes of John Pho tx" DIT DerbyD
saws Poor Phcnx afer being deprived of atGiiabc sight
for many months, his inner light suddenly grew dark and he
is now under the those who minister mind diseased
nlnck from the memory rooted the written
troubles OF the BRAIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10
A MASTER KILLED BY HIS CoNFIDEN'

A MASTER KILLED BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SLAVE
We clip the following from the Vksburg CT aen of the I'd
inst:
e. W. Wilson, Esq., of Washington county. in this State
fouy murdered by his negro m George who wa,
confidential Mr. Wilson fired nfoa with dnnbc
bnrrelnd fifteen shots taking effect in the head and
neck killing him sany. The led, aud ut last &C
counts the eiizrns in hot purs it of the ack feHd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

This regiment has been formed, and is composed
Of the following splendid companies: Pelican
Rifles, of Baton Rouge; Pelican Rangers No. l, of
Natchitoches; Pelican Rangers No. 2, of Match
itoches Caldwell Guards. Vim Rifles Morehouse
Guards, Morehouse Fencbes, IberviIle Grays,
Shreveport Guards and Monticello Rifles, making
in all ten full companies, which, for stuff and ma
field officers was held yesterday, with the follow
ing result: Colonel, Louis Hebert; Lieutenant
Colonel, Samuel Hyams; Major, W. F. Tunnard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

The steamer Mary E. Keene arrived yesterday
morning from Memphis, bringing down From Tensas
parish the Tensas Rifles, l08 men strong. under the
command of Capt. Chas Tennay, and zdeuts. Da
vid Buckner, Reed and Farr&r. All the members
OF this fine company are uniformed and ready for
the deId.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

Sidney Smith was one occasion waised on by
lady, who Iamented her inability to make her
child pronounce his words correctly, and said that
in Scripture lesson lately given to him. the young
ster called Abraham and the other noted characters
in the passage which he was reading-instead of
patriarchs-'' partridges" see, responded Sidney,
the young rascal was making game Of them.
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| The Coroner was last evening summoned to Al
gers to hold inquest the body of a Mr. Brant-
ley, who the right before burnt to death by the
burning of the warehouse of which he had charge,
| at Bayou des Alemands, up the Opelousas Rail
| road.
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oUJlGl;.H. QUE.

Wife, make me some dumplings Of dough,
They're better than meat for my cough,
Pray let them be boiled tillihot through, N M
But not till they're heavy or,toetgb
Now, must be off to my plough,
And the boys (when they've had essougt,)s
Must keep the flies otfwith boagb,
While the old mare drinks at the trough.
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While walking throaE Church strestta fsw even
.ings since, The Sahs' :riber" came up with two
negro boys, aged respectively les and Is years
The younger one carried an apple, in. his hand and
the elder one Was asing all his elagnenae to obtain
inst one bite Of it. ~
The larger one took the aptis, opaned a month,
that would have been creditable. to q $50 10. cat
Rsh, and baenght it doEo on the fgait leaving but
a small portion on the other side. "a z -
ThuHder, jim = said tfay little one looking up
take the apple and give ma tle bite, won't YOU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

PUBLIC FEELING IN KENTucKy.-The Louisville
Courier of the public meetings have been held
throughout interior Of the State and by each of which strong
Southern resolutions adopted almost without
one dissenting voice.
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merchant who was on the verge of ban,s
TnPtcy took Walk ~ ohe ,,ly uay wMh his cashier who
fashionable avenue In his p ride of heart he
showed his employer his palat ial dwellings, and
asked triumphantly:
" What do you think of thasf j,
thn6, SAD me Rercsseut after apause, that
cashier ~
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ONE OF THE EFFECTS OF A BLoCKADE.-ln Gin
cnna, the Sd ns whisky only bringing 2 cents per
gallon Old Abe carries the blockade threat the Porko
potnus will be unable sell their avorite beverage At
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Yesterday morning Bradley was taken before
the Mayor. Numerous gentlemen vonched for his
sympathy with and fidelity to the South. Mr.. Brad
lev asserted that the dispatch was sent in pure
malice, the men signing it being interested in an
opposition railroad-the Memphis road. The Mayor
gave him an honorable discharge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

Col. DeRussy's regiment consisting of companies
A, Atchafalaya Guards, Capt. R. n. Boone; B,
Moore Guards, Capt. Fl. Kelso; c, Vernon Guards,
Capt. Williams D, Greenwood Guards, Captain
Flournoy, and E, Claiborne Guards, Capt. Andrews,
was mustered into the Confederate States service
yesterday. 1t is probable the regiment will depart
for Virginia to-day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

ARRIVAL OF LOUISIANA TRooPs IN VIRGINIA.
The Lynchbprg Intsligencer Of the 9Th inst, says:
Five compsnes volunteers from Louisiana all well armed
and eGnpped arrived this city Saturday g by the West
en train Like the troops from the South they are spen-
did body of
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
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~ BARNES HoTHL- tss
@i!!$ MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS. @SS

stabl,shmeut will be opened the accommodation of
visitors On rss day of June next The entire place has
Tarf and Bath have been erected Attached to the
hotel is spl Rosn, containing choicest Wines and
fnnors also a Billiard Saloon and Fen Pin Alegs after the
fno approved modern Fl to ana Rie Gal
MN Livery STAB pro videa with No, Saddle Buggy
AMI taraqe Horses the immediate vicinity The Telegraph
and Post Office are situated -, $50.
fsetIamen and T.aes Wishing Will please
address WILL NJ BARNES Thotapaon Barnes "
md IS Common street Orleans mill the lst OF june anu
80 nv i'm i'm - WM BARNES, Proprietor.
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TEVFYH IVORY PHOTOGRAPH
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. SO CAMP STREET.

rN STLCE.......NOT1CEs @. Il ASaESt,
NA ASHTON STAB LES. ~S92s&5
rcAf now OMEN whore Horses Bugges can bG hired
kept livery usual rates. also bought and soo 0n
commission. II, \, pocEp-
dl5 lv Y" " N'NfEIs,l
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Nen Orlears 1ailg Creseent.
FRIDAY MoRNlye. MAY 10, 1861.
gotal gntsA1geme.
COL. BARRoW's REGIMENT.

We were wrong yesterday in speaking of Coi:
Barrows as the Third Regiment. The rank Of
third belongs to Col. Hebert's Regiment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

cnArLtrS.--Rev. Mr.. Campbell Of the Meth
odist pi eopa Church Warrington, Fda has received
The appointment d Chaplain in the Army Of the Confederate
states al Pensaeola
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TIE vEsANnAH HOTEL AEFAIR.

DR.. j. B. Gihon and Mr.. WI, Drake had street
fight on Camp street yesterday morning, growing
out Of the Yeraadah Hotel troubles, The Doctor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10
A Co111s1oN AT sEA.-A dispatch to the Lou

vile Courier, dated New York, May 4, says
report hat there has beeua collision between two
vessel ut The month Of the Potomac, and plies for Washing
ion by IN country roads have be- cut off b. NiginanS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

Honest but ambiguous ws the negro,s commit
ment to the great emaneiRa tor
q 'Gorramighty bless Ma ssa Wilberforee! He
hab a white face, but he bf ID q black heart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

In consequence of the present pressure of busi-
ness on the Governors hands, he wiliret complete
the appointments till about three weelt from now.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

BARDEE's TAcTIcs.-A complete edition of this
work with engravings has recently been published in Mem
pills. by Messrs. L. c. Kirk Co. he books ready Tor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

"A retainer at the bas. as the boy said when
caught by dog, just IS he was about 10 climb an
orchard fence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10
NoThRIEs APPOINTED.

The following gentlemen have been appointed
Notaries Public by His ESeeilency, Governor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10
MALICIOUS ACCUSATION.

Night before last Mr.. George W. Bradley was
arrested by the Chief of Police on the strength OF
the following dispatch: ,,,,
To the Chief OF Police, New OIleaus
Take up one George W. Bradley late agent for
Mississpp Central Railroad, and send to Vigilance
r NJ GROW,
}. NJ. ROBERTS,
T. J. FOWLER,
70 pT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

When George the SeenEa cot into d hoat witA
his minister and infssta on being shown the deea-
ments relating to ceafain subject the next morn,
ing, the minister obeSed- and when the ring rose,
he saw three large wagons full of papers, neatly
tied up with red tapes, packed beneath tbs Wisl-
doMs. .saa1l -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

GES, HARNEY RELEAsEp, sIhe Alexandria Ca
Eote says Gen. Lee hAs EArhey who
was stopped at HPFper's FelF MS nay Washingtoss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-10

81 feel, Said an old iady tpat ge rot about
through ,with this world. shan't enjoy much more
trouhle.'i
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FAVORABLE NEWS FROM KENTUCKY AND, MISSOURI

THE VIRGINIA BLOCK A,D,E
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, tof 20 years standipg>
No. 1l2 Poydras street,
Where you can't find 20O0 gallons of Oil 5G1 Lamps
but find about 500 Coal Oil Lamps OF all the
Coal Oil Lamp Makers together with great variety of Cam
phere, Spirit Gas ara Solar Lamps
generally have hand Coal Oil by the barrel, which
and usual continue to supply the trade with
from barrels at time and rich and
Oil Lamps the trade requires at low prices
mI3 If H. PERRY.
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lzr THE sou44wzsrrn,, AND AMERICAN lrrEs,I

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.