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insurance Companies.

goNE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
A. Brother: President
}ohp I: Shay Eee President
MERCHANTS MUTUAL .INSURA NOE COMPANY, No.
CHARLES Lessasser. Secretary.
lGi Canal street.
I: T"y Y ii;S: President President
,REsGENT MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, corner
04n3p and Gosnmsrsj"i Place ~
Go@:s oIs. :yiss:F resident.
4oUisIASA NUTVAi. iNsURANcE COMPANY, Southeast
corner tnnp and Watcher Streets
f. T" Tps: scrsts
sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Camp and
James & Tssf Tesidsns.
J1TIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 3 Ca
4I Sr GIs'a f Presiaent.
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of Phila-
Ge 7s 1s d Virginia.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and Trust
II: poane. General Agent.
LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsuR-
1 5aP 6.S r kodvwaId T. ByFns P a1sn.
5a TEA yq nEB LINZ S5a J. aeps
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. Corner Of Canal and s..
Charles streets
4 chi.pela. President.
4oFE TNsUR&SGE COMPANY corner Of Exchange placs
Henry reyenapd. President.
TAN MUTUAL iNSUEA-NGE COMPANY once "a St.
E E'nfaf n ToFs'e'I P Psestasnt.
loTislANA STATE NUTtUALi' iiN5sUjiEIE6E GoaPANx
IS Camp
e. Ga1nshsan Flssi1ss
NEW ORLEANS J4t c&S'so HN6 GREAT NoRrHERa
Railrmd. oco No lis Camp street, opposite Iaiayetta
i. !. President
III 5s$:SsSsS
Rti!rHd Office CORNER Of St Peter and Old Ievee streets,
= Secretary.
Cotton Presses.
Corner o rchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
, Corner Of Tchoupitoulas Henderson streetR.
St. Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras,
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
Corner Tchoup,oulas and Richard streets.
~ New Levee and Louisa
Corner Ievee and Rottgnac streets.
Corner Annnncaon and Richard stree:r.
Corner Ievve and Colet Streets Third District,
Corner Henderson and New Leveestreets
UNION. ,,,-...
" Corner Canal and Robertson Streets
'->' Corner OF Fchoupltoulas and Orangesreets
CRESCENT PRESS
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS
Front Levee street
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS.
Leveestreet between st. Ferdinand and MontesnH
Third District,
PICAYUEE,
Ieyeo street, opposite Post 1888, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Tevee and RodiguRc strests.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levee street between Montegut and Ciousrstreess
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner OF St. Marys and Tchoupitoulas streets.
Fnnrth District
fNHAnIP AGNSG-4O cases Moet & hanions Vim AngaisS
~ tor by :. WOLFE,
mis- e3rucY DRAWER and New LaFze cts.
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g2M-Sa, II. MARSH, DtSNEIAN & CO.,
-#!ZS=S-2fZ CIRRIAGE REPOSITORY
CORNER OF CARONDELET AND GRAYIER SHEETS
NEW ORLEAHs,
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of CAR
RAGE from their mnufetory III New Jersey, which tley
offer for sale very reasonable tcrLR,
Exclusive sale Of Dnscnhnry Van Drrsen md Dougns
po,v IF Nr,errk Sev .I.r,ev TrHrrT RIGGIFe n2a FIN
O JOHN ''' '" AHAa&' ~sssz4s2z55
Ladies', ChiiHrcn's and Gentlemen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 1863 Julia street between Carondcle St. CharleH
(Next to his farmer Stand)
R0nta ard SHOES M fA q order sp5 lv
TIFY HO&FEHAL........CFTE HOSPITAL.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR sMALL~PON)
DIR. q. Anf0ux.
Eysan Fields street, between Josephine aud Sodee streets
S-Fer admission, apply the Hospital, No. 70 Baronnt
nlf Tm
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
rCorrece1 expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescentl
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! Y D | A n Q L A :.

ills " Nv. tt.h II y.
F-.-za, FOR iHDEA NOE4A DIE5EICfI'-The
G H HEIs superior ""nrrn and PIPER ta'rhe4 steamship
igncP, H. nrniSon, commander, will sail
alovc cnrrym e L. S. nlnIs Fy freight only, apply
on board. to l. G. H. RNIS. Manager
feet No 81 ,'nmn rect.
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GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.

To sail on ST EnAN. Feb. u, J A. ".
r-=-, GALVESTON AND MATAGURDA Ray
G II riff New ticur and Trxls United Mail Line
The superior cnrlcred ma copper fastened Sef1 NJ
ship scXaH, Eh1r, Few Ter commander, viii leave above
carrying The United SiHes mills. For freight
having superior dattor nppy OF to
|. Q. HAkRIr, Manager,
Camp
steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday
day mornings f" the Hh"v" ports fell
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WM. S PIKE President.
F. f. ETEnERT. Secretary
Baton Rouge, February ., 1861.
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To sail on WEDNESDAY. Feb Y. Al O'clock A. ".
rczssA FOR ENDIANuE4A DIRECT-Thr
& n jSs rnr r"npcr copper fastened steamship At
lantl", W $. Sh nron cnnn,nder viii sail
nbovc CARRYING the L = mails Fur fire. 4 passage. hav
ing spleudd accommodations "p"y DO -rd
]. G. HAERI-. Manager,
fen
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RAILROAD 1,RAWELIWG.

essrsssvssssf agsg-, nIsr1>t "a a3irEtnEH RAIL-
I'D. trF5ssssH5<5SaI iSOhB-WINTER ADVANCEMENT
&h.a- = Core'nencibg Thusday, Oct q, 1850
t~nare to ana tro9 the Lake, raredny, only 20 cona,
az Buy Tickets At the Office, under Depot.
-DEPARTURE TGiRs-
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Bcnley'B Vegetable, Coleran's,
9"fand'stfoImRn, 0IyHeLaled.
iHtnEl Arf,r1-rtif
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n AIDES, LADIES WINE
sPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,


Celebrated
For ,ts wonderful and beneficial Qualities GENTLE
sT1MuLANT TONIC, DIURErIo and sUDoRIF1c, which
testified to by Physicians Ladies and Gentle
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS Gentle stInulant anA Tonic.
IT strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS n Diurettc,
ironarts healthy action to GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORG ANs-very beneficial in DRoPsY, GOUT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS a Sudoriffc,
upon Skim opening the pores and e1pellng all I'M
purties by nsensbe pepaon thereby driving of Eupont
and cleansing the surface giving and vgor the whole
| vstem and u BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
| of the SKIN AND COMPILATION.
| The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used Blossom aud Fruit of the Elder one Of
| their most valuable remedies,
| I'm Germany,
The Berries dried and by families for use In
| VI o''AAe'' Speer's Wine of Elder
Ia miro from the Juice cultivated Elder recommended By
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcnaI properties SUPER TOR other Wines in common
use and an article for all WEAK and DEBlLlTAT'
| ED PERSONS and the AGED and 1NFTRM, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS, improving t'e APPEIlfk and benehttnf
| LADIES and CHILDREN.
| A Ladies' Wine,
Because 1t will not intoxicae contains mixture
prs and other liquors. admired for s rich peculiar
and uurve properties imparng healthy tone to the stom
ach and Digestive Organs.
nA wine glass full may be used with meals, or
| any time through the day, desired.
We will ony ask your indulgence to make one
Wine.
| For sale in New Orleans by e. j. HART CO., JOHl
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SYME, Canal street, ana by Gil tn
| principal Druggists throughout the United States.
| hg~The trade supplied at propriator's prices.
ALFRED sPEER, Preprietor,
mv2b 1vAw 2ns Broadway, New York.
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discounts 5eyond Ninety
r,,,..,. - -. ,,s.,. ss9isa
N The movements in cotton for the week have been
large for the stock on hand. The sales reach II
600 bales against 50 500 bales for the correspond
ing week last year. and II 500 bales for the same
week in 1859. The receipts for the week have
been s100 bales, against 1850 bales for the same
week last year. The accounts Of the growing crop
are very favorable las much land has been put in
cultivation for cotton this seoson as last, Or the
season before, though q much larger share has
been devoted TO corn, wheat and even potatoes.
The dates from Europe this week have been BIZ
Great Eastern arrived at New York, up to the ist,
by the Europa al Halifax up to The 4fh, with TIE
weeks review ending that day, and these followed
By the Parana, arrived at st. Johns, with dates Of
the 7th. The quotation for aidd1ing Orleans was
| i3-lSd.-not high enough BY 3D., though there
are accounts Of some sales at good profits, bought,
| however, at 10 cents in this market. The militia
steamer Of the Canadian line will be due on Mon-
| day at Quebec
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The names and respective interests of the parties this

Thus doxe and pased the city of New Orleans aforesaid
thR day. month year frs above wr ten in presen OF
Marcel Ducros and Antoine Gonand witnesses OF awnl age
expressly required and dociated in this city who hereun
sicp their paeg with said appearer and Notary
The original signed j. b. SLAWSON and others,
NJ. r. DUCROs,
A. GONAED.
EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Public.
Icsrfy the foregoing copy the original eS
tant in my Current Register ,s-,
New Orleans, 18th Jnne. le'O. =, 81.
Recorder Of Mortgages and for the Parist
of Orleans cefes that the foregoing Charter has been th
day recorded in Society Book Ne 4 folio ala
New Orleans 18th June, 1881
ieSH ltsWSf GHsS nARcANTFL, Deputy Recorder
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INSURANCE.
G{EIAIeTfak Of' 9plIfG LOUISIANA STaF,H
" MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY - -
STATE or LOUISIANA crrY OF NEW ORLEANS.

no i, vsr,o,,,.,o, ,,as :, ~.
pd Rn ~ onf Grd one thoqSand eight hun
Am q,s tho egghty-lfSh,
ieterc me- Edward arnett Notary Public, duly commits
ed Y me preseee Of ths witnesses hereinafter and
Personally md appeared parties whose names are
hereo who declared that yaling themselves Of
the oEgalaon 9f eergn4ops in this State, they bad cove
bind themselves and those whom they REPRESENT 10 establish an
III as o9iesls and pnrposa3 and aaer
ocaed nthe c New Orleans and sha be- known and de-
INsUF ANilE COMPANY It shall commence lis ope.
ezss during Ss iii twenty ests
kpioe f unless sooner aeerned as provided In
seai iii he Nv Ina oF s mr. fo-
insSs,fptiont re narae OF tHs Company
hae M Uogpany sha Pc me proper
sgal process IN matters wherein the Company may be inter
objects and purposes Of the Company
s1sbs,sgS n,at Ipsypance on Daing s and
st Bg ssa sssh Ssps and other
laaHs lns,Snes % VesaelS Freghs
p ps a gi Ri w SpSGee nnl1oa eernlssions
essss VIZ ins al
MY ssgs seo BE- against any risk
garlsIs ssspssys s n
Ali which said psFtiss sha On Orsinsatsn Of nc Com
pan5 t9 sis la5n hr noSs wei sppoySa nf me NJ
QctobeF So for which receipt shall DC given by the Pres
dent OF the 70 me same
~ ~ ana RHch hoes shail Dc snoec TO
All the CONTINGENCIES Oh ea,itsL :, 49,, a.. 80 =. :.
M to i H. ae ~ seo harseS IT. r. Dt
~ III a,s,nt ~ ich rre,;,nS v,l1en Maid shall he
eaos sh e. t ts, hoses q W una e 1'0 S "S''
- ,cb ,,,.s y,,or in an avsp, ha 1ob1o fo
Ro q sch hose Gn N ay eyen M DC neoe 10
Losses OF TIE Company ID any larger sum IMAM the amount INA
MAJ " dpe On sneh n n9,e or hesI u IN, w , f0.,a
in IN as NJ Tue tatt9y ~ 'lp uoeo ~
There saali yesain INV pa5cg cue eo h5F nn or
y ssd nalaee the DR. drawer o e. sgcl
notes shat e the gbf to renew theif notes such haAc
3 for another year. =, - u. ,s., A.. 49,,
The a9tesaa notes sla e a nan 5ao
the VANS q tns company H. ~ NV @ a. III @
Big due bis 9f ef note |eyl Az n every pea o. wan
Of value Or consideration tlr me Ssfhe.
Article II the Of the Cornpan
sa exercised Beard Of Truhtee and snch officers
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WNEopr,ES, ENE...PEOPLES' LIME
G g.
We have CONNECTED the BLUE OFFICE the Leyee foot Of
Oou street where CLERK will always be found in attend
snce to eceive Freight and ign LBdng the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and Z. W. POWELL. ,,,
This facility affords friends the opportunity Of shipping
DkY 10 Fort Adams aud all intermediate points without In
curing the EXPENSE Of alta ago ard extra frayage
OF IF hhAAS a Wa agents.
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The following figures denote the amount OF IN
dehtedness by the community TO the banks direc
a the dates named - =

total loans, May ~, 1888.
Amount Of total loans, MAY ~ l8 9.......... 89t2lGo
Amount Of lorns May 10, i8O... 2s as6 6S6
Amount of total loans, May 10, lS6t...... 2oSil'os5
Business in May, 1858, closed under the effects of
the panic of 1867. The amount of the indebted
ness to-day is only trhe over two-thirds of the
amount of last year at this time. From data and
estimates, it is reasonable to conclude that the
volume of Indebtedness by our community has
been reduced this season fully twenty-five millions
of dollars. This is most remarkable under the DIS
turbed condition Of the country ...---
The Exchange market has not fuctuated greatly
during the week. The counter rate for checks on
New York has been steady at Bct. dis. though
some transactions have been made at discount.
The balances of the banks are now reduced very
low. Three or four have nothing in NewYork, nor
don't want to have. The rules aud regulations OF
war have not yet been given to the banks; conse'
quenty they do not consider themselves inhloited
from dealing in exchange with the foreign otates'
particularly as there is some little more produce to
be moved to market. The range of sight drafts
| outside of bank have ranged from 2@24 and q
dis. At2l(023 they closed to-day. In tine bills
| there has not been sale-the very best makers in
this city cannot sell sixty day bill; in fact, no
buyer, remtter or dealer appears inclined to trust
New York hey ud one day.
The movements in sterling have been light, cor
responding with the limited business in cotton
The market has ranged from 95a to 81 and 9sC9ss
10 to 100. The banks draw at higher fgures-teey
can furnish large amounts. In francs there have
been very light transactions. Small sums are sole
at 5.7O@5.5o, but these are not quotations. The
market rules from 5.S5@5.60. -,.-, -,-
There were no sales of stock, though it was re
ported some bank stock had been returned IRON
New York for sale. The New York banks are al
going down by the run, and holders appear TO D.
forcing them off at from l5@25 get. dis. The bank
of New Orleans are, however, held III higher esti
nation than this.
AT the Merchants and Auctioneer Exchange to
day there was good assembly for the season
Some sales of darkies were made at good prices
Real estate was offered, but no sales Of importanc
were effected. ..... s.. -.
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TOBACCO. !. we did not hear Of . sale.


sUaAR AND MoLAssEs Nothing reported.
FLOUR 400 bbis. Sup erfne, in two lots, sold at
81 y Dbl
GRAIN The sales Of Corn embraced about
1900 sacks including 42oo Mixed, in lots, at 69c.,
1850 Yellow Mixed and White Mixed at 500
g. 500 Yellow Mixed and 800 White at 65, 800
White and 500 Fancy Yellow at zoe. % busheL "a
Bran about 300 sacks Shorts sold at $780,, 2a0 Bran
at 95 and $50 at 81 % LOG lbs. s 5#
Psovlsloss. :. The transactions in Pork en-
hraced about lilo bbls., mpTising z6o ". Cat
$40, 800 Mess al $40 and $50, IN two lots, ct s21
| "a Dbl. Mess Retailing at s22 ID Dbl. Ii Bacon
we noticed sale Of 10 casks Clear Sides at He U p
Shoulders retail at loc.. Ribbed Sides Of 10 and
Clear Sides at 14ac. . ID.
WHISKY. :. so bbls. Rectifsd sold Ut 22c. %
gallon.
CoFFEE s9l bags Rio sold, viz: 4os At l4lc..
and 5s3 at 15c. 70 Is.
FREraHrs Cotton to Liverpooliu British and
European vessels at Id.
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL.
And
Tonic Aromatic Bitterss

A CORDIAL FOR LADIES. AGED FERSoNss &C., ae'
OF varieties Of Rcrs the first is 10 be taEen naked
with any agreeable nd while the second may be taken pur
or both M " forming tier of greater OF
less teusiy please every taste The aroma and da
cou hvur these have induced the hrst Judges
to or m uucr them the best Of The crea ion
they part narly ecacou- m restoring health ana 70
digfiOn fruitful source OF oSea
such Uyspep>i, Nervous and Liver Affections General
Wpnkness etc nj viii h render ifei sci u burden.
In any kid Of Fever folowe' by D. taced ctnvalean
AMI consequent weakness remedy IL hett ahanted TO re-
store sreng ard hasten the complete re'nrn Of heah.
B.-The American Rters may likewise be taken pure
tbey do not spirits the y stong flavor
tney oseSs he the pre dominance OF BIZ
Ter principle both of which however, highly agreeabe
Slid Bes intrndnceI intn in he prin
cpaI Hotels, ''lubs ''offeehouses, etc
''' A. A. PFYCHAUDs Apothecary
90 Royal street, N W orleans
The above Bters found also in the pncipal Greer
ies tonfeeoueuss, Coefose, Hntsls CLUBS etc ma tiy
G JONES y CO., SHIP BROKERS AND oo y, Z
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" a. Gordon, Thgo1ors Lanaux Crank 1ikI Shaw,
Sss. g 6 & s2ssn Chs Eofn!a ssd,
ssssSE ' S,S$,sss {,isa a Ssss%snn
f N va Frois, VI. "A Kent, Magn PUG,
Z S BsHnsisa IL 5olhE Herr, VT B. '6 oassr
ss IL 4. S
soo a # g s ebsr Company
have .s the a Il ePsd n e
paas not losses sustained after the
dsa aa a sGfi he oSs
Of o IL, one nd Vos na e
5eas hs se% sba e be- s9id
&c ons PROVIDED ha. s4Sh
* Sote within six months prior TO such election.
Board Of Tr9sess shall have the
power from time 70 time IN sne P1n1S o
ogmpass sa lps sstsse IN s
sS s@d H Y sy 81 sass Il
y S nxs Il s an,
s ss' Cash e Of h Or N p 5 s6
snS IL bonds Or sEonD, no,
nes pr Ss sa bs
I'd asan spy Ta'fR
opinion as the rsase Ct he
q hs German" 5s aha w a4
pS Of sse sd S nees
e. ID 'E 0naS to b. ot h be Pe
dent an ten Of during
sa In suc DISTINGUISHING between Fire
Marine Hn nons Of profits here
@ ass 'aS he s'fa tse
sa , tn s hs n"n such
iu him with the hs amount q se nd n rs
s dsPes shffs
sha e es aPGsas e
ps r. sRe sn s7s gs Sd oh
sssGne a povso ha shah iab
fol- any s s any neh certificate
s sss iss ssss
e d sasa
y he f.
s for ngfss sssnE o be eecs
y It ss ss o sn Of ,af until 'He
iRssS of pFG a shall nq
s,, Nth & s as sGfFass
Rs s public nGS s q s Ss
EsRe6 md b EnSi v Witch sG b
, ssae ne and and ts eseaes r.
aegs &c sn osa snd aar
tnsent aceonnt and spPe1 o the paye1
Of T Rs ssFpcass ha only books of til
COMPANY, and with its consent s, sa.,ru. = ,
Of sa sa aS sa a sdSg By
Tssses MS ana SfS e s % be wsaM
s Gomps ss ',a0e 'o' 81 - @
= esT 70 ese ceScaes Profits
yas hs ps
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h s 9ns III r e oa Ssore
sxcess applied the redemption of certificates as s0
LsncLE ELEVENTH. day yin in the first month af
s G e s5q s mds sS Of F0% tse
year Tie Of the Conpany shall em7e e Dc made e
sea s y IL sa a affGs1 smpsy
amount Of Ss on f
saa a N Marine Policies River Inland Naviga
Policies amount of the expense the Company du
Nsns n gn sSa nf Inland a
gushing bergen a Fira R Riat MARINE
with "a the Company ssa
sses e the company
"a er che
sanses pn sddSn 1 on
to d s ss m ReT 6e
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Change ssysT addoa be recorded as required
ARTICLE the sxpirson The &c n term Ss
see q e, nj sf6s appointed
Board anasr whose m ns ass a MI
She AZ saSc sns the sed
Pg s'ss tss
Of the eoapany sha r. II sitbe the survivor
sBs ia IS. Z 'a''sas .',s' s,,... ), :,
A bs Insss II he oeany orennl subscribers
81 entitled for the Ars wear sgs IN s sRse
lion wS,ss dav ebesn hundred
e. p sseee ny y e. @
aw n sgs f ifb he said appea
VIZ sa iTn ae en- s S@v
Original Landry hsrs asea ssFSs d.
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CATTLE MARRET.

JEFFERSON CITY. May 10. 1861
Arrived on Saturday and yesterday 4s0 Texas
Beeves and so Veal Cattle. Sold IS Western and
So Texas Beeves, 25 Hogs and loo Veal Cattle.
Stock on sale I02 Western and $40 Texas BeeEes,
80 Texas Cows, 1888 Hogs, 6 Ailch Cows and 2dS
Veal Cattle. We quote s ss
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DERRY'S COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL
At PERRY's OLD LAMP store, tof 20 years standingl
No. ll2 Poydras street,
you can't End ~ gallons Of n nor 5G i,amPs
INT where Won can 5N Coal h Lamps OF all the
Coal OIL Limp together with variety OF Gam
phe g Spirit Gas and Solar lIampe. ,.,
veneraly buy. on Oil by the barrel which
guarantee pnrf usnnl continue to snppy the trnde viii
from q, barrels and just many rich and
common Oil Lamps the trade requires at as low prices
aSn n1S y r. PERRY
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w. q >. 81 STARR
Ss CAMDEN / r ON w r. =
Camden. New Jerssy,
--Manuiarturersof -
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUSf or aASWoRKss
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRANCISCO Ratorta cad athsa
Houses.
Attest and mosti improved NODES
WASHERS. CONDENsERs, sGRUBBEKs and E4HAus5 rs
Frs for relieving the Retorts rom PRESSURE
PURIFIERS varying 1000 20 b0eo0e
purifying capacity
BROUGHT IRON LINE SLEEVES, er PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS falisizeH.
GAS HOLDERS TEIEsC0PIC and s1RatlE Win Casl ifea
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS M TO 48 inches Water On
Gas. "a
sFrsEEy MAIN CONNECTIONS, such al Branches ReRdas
Drips, Sleeves, etc.
crop Valves from to s8inehes, eor brass aced orplan
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-All the Smith and sheet Ifon
| Work required and about Gas Works.
should be addresaedt to the fBlHui-
| PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY al
| a%BRANCB OFFICE. la6 SOUTH THIRD sgfEET,
| Pr1r .rF1 pt'Ik .---------- 8 -
F,rl,I.lAksD TABLES sIa4R4IAxSD9rAEs14Ess
aB,.. ST. LOUIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| un8eg the st. Losa1s Eaossl.
to the public that he has
,nsped BfIIIARD sALEsRooM at tbs shove place wheEa
sointepdsto Keep constantly hand BththARB
yro,n the celebrated ranafaetary Of j. W Blu
eRo Cincinnati Of all descriptions and prssf such IS
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, EAHoaAR3,
BIRCH AND OAK.
with sssrble Slate Wood Bed Also kasea
.ad Bos POOL Boards Cushions Cloths Cues Pockets oas
Ten Pin ga,is snd everything experimenting to BE-
Harda or other games. 60 g,
NBsuge above Tables can esasn q ts ~
r,s,i,sz s,ayh,s nan ans ST. Lods Billerd Ropua
a. ere g donsat abort nacs and rsasonsbisfs ynal
r | 4 s 5 ~
Il kSO1S - - e' - - $. WOLFF
asz conner Grssiss and. Now Leyessis
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5. D. s1'lh II = $50 =
Dealers n--
10El TcEl IgEi
PRINCIPAL HOUSES,
az and 81 New Levee and 15e Old E.evee.
eAso New Dspo.s at the soraparu Market Fourth Dis
trc and one the New orleans and areas
Northern Railroad Depot, opposite the Express ofics
as-,hief Office 81 New Levee street. N. Q. M SIa
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4sbiel, Of The 5tlarhsts.

Crescent orE1cz No. 10 esasP sFaEEf I
Monday Morning. Try d. 1861
CoTToE. ). The market was quiet on Saturday,
with very limited supply on sale, and the bush
ness was confined to 500 bales at yesterdays
Nc nunta
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saol1 bank beyond ninetY daYa.
q. l9L.a6I sal,a0a aEs 1919

amount yond ninety dnye May SO
Amount beyond ninety days May ol
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CRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Mo,rents Tobs and Head Stones Piers Center TABLE
Tons Counter Slabs Bante Pieces Crates and Crate SETTING
Flooring lies, Banquee and Yard Flagg1ng Iron fahnP
The trade supplied with rough and manufacu ed marble
hy CsVANAUGH 4 GULL Y,
ny, ,Fsu 9aa an1 9as Carpr
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s 8. sHnTn s. Co.'s. ,. SMITH y CO.,