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LOST, sTRAYED & STOLEN.

10o = I MA x10 q - = 0A11Vs
~0~--<-|<~<~>><" s>|->>(>N-N<Ne-+-@~I
STCLEN-From the camp at GTifhn's Spring.
- small silver p lated Seven Barfeled PISTOL.
with the letters Nv. o b. toJ n. W" engraved
on the end Of stock. A suitable reward wsil be
paid for Its rsurn To this office. my 3i--3t
n STRAxED orr on the night of the
@NHh inst, Canadian PONY, with . white
star in her face, and white hind fe..
toek, with saddle and bride on suitable re-
ward will bs given to any one who will deliver
her TO VIM. Lloyd, At the Examiner ofiee, or al
the stable. SUTHERLAND b BRO
nv e--ts
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Ey Richard Caushorn. Amctieneer.
TIKI" f'fl

IN MONDAY. Sd DAY OF JUNE, a ~
" o'rtock, ~ Jay ttors will seil 81 suctioD tbs
tollowitg guods AZ bbls HerfiBss bbis, Lar
Lard, ftkfns Rutfer, 10 hoxAs Cheese, of'Ass
.oap 10 bbis kupetfus FI"ur ebIri ~ug<s
Adamsatine Candles, Whiskey, Brady, vinegar
c. .-,
FURyiTUpE.--I will also cell sBndry Arttefes
Furniture consisting OF Nabvs ary Spr eg sAs
hairs BurAau wesh stands. Fcath Bed Hsfr
Taitr8s ses, one bee NJ hoRsby Nsrdt0ne thslfS,
&c 4" lie I'll II - ; IT, !. :,
I,,.i CoN>rAYLE'~ SALE. - WIZ 80
III :. II or MONDAY, the srd day OF iune, issiI
A. 10 n'clork A. NJ /, on u n vet hei en- roa1
.nd Grace .,rest- one RLACk~MITH's sHoP aud
,ioi Of Blscks mith's TOOLS ia satisfy diStrtsS
rarrs n IL ny hands in favor Ut bominie FRAN
hssca ". J.. Yeimillera-
FERNS Cash. - i, ~ d,
10 1T GEO. A FkEBMAH, ~. - " ~
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4 >AG's III t. A D.-Iul. iavurlt. aBu
EEA Y pleasant SIMMER Z E s ORT will b.

A NiG'S III T. D.-IhI, iav"ut. d uu
YETA Y pleasant SUMNER R SORT will b.
I1.-lEl pen for the reception Of visitors, OF
uUN /, the Sd OF June
MACS HEAD Is 10 turrituck county, North
Carolina. Immediately on the Atlantic Ocean and
ilhemare Sound and for rurf Bathing Is unsur
passed by any watering place on the Atlantic
coast 1t is also A safe retreat for families from
he present excitement, it's location making II Sc
yure from attack, either Dy land or water
The building will accommodate about 400 vis-
steamboat will run from Norfolk to Nag :
Head, through the Aibemarle and Chesapeake
anal, during ne season.
Terms for Board per day.............S 90
per week ............. IL 90
:" - per month ............ 30 90
Children and servants half price.
WIN. II. HAPPIER. Proprietor.
HpSpy
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Il COY<EH'N WHITE

A. 4 CUXNER'S WHITE
FMI AND BLACK SULPHUR AND
..I.1 MALYBEATE SPRINGS.
1u,s WATERIEG-PLACE will be open for th-
recaptinn of visitors the 10Th or MAY. II H.
-Ituated on the line aud in full view of the Wiz.
.inia and Tennessee Railroad, about half A mile
from Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke, Va, at W hich DE-
pot an OMNIBUS will always be found waitirg
N the arrival of the cars to convey passenger
the Springs.
These White aud Black Sulphur Waters have
fected numerous cures. The While sulphur
aggravated cases of dyspepsia, serious affections
4 the liver, kidneys and bladder, general de-
Giiity AID especially diseases OF the nervous avs
EN-, and those di ,eases peculiar IT, females The
Black Sulphur, all kinds Of diseases of tho skin,
7ggravated cases of letter, and other corruptions
# the skin
The accommodations equal to any to be found
the mountains of Virginia, and the TABLE aad
ATTENDANTS IF the mOst tatis factory character,
,ngether with tns BAND OF MUSIC, and every
attraction usually found at first class Wateriug
places-as TO all Of W hich we beg leave to refer
he large number of persons who have heret0tor+
visited the place.
BOARD will De reduced TO $50 per mouth for
auiiii Chi dran and servants half price.
TAAre is also a TELEGRAPH OFFICE here
which communicates with all parts of the South
J. A. HEtFELFINGER,
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NOTICE The annual meeting oi
~Nk the stock l. Oiders ofthe Clover II Ill Rail
road nSJVk ny VI De held al their office, in thi
;ity, - TUESDAY, the l1,h day OF june. at i.
, CLOCK. ID. :, " UULDRlDGE.
il
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a FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
DEAtst IN
Plastic SALT, LUMBER, COAL, sc.
In addition to my Forwarding business would
inform my friends and the public that nave
LUMBEg YARD opposite my warehouse and d.
ractIy on the line OF the York River kailroad.
synaTa NAV be found a general assortment OF Viz
duia LUMBER, SHINGLES sc.
Mr. t W PEERS will attend to sales OF bnm'
Der on my account. -.
,,Sarai AZ rres will he mads S LEE
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LEliEx, A~n pA,kA..

Y LETTERS A VII PAGk AZ, Is lo4
I~SA members OF the iST REGIMENT A.
flkUiNlA VIOLIN ibhRc, low at Manassas "a
zap, can be left at + LEaRrI ), Broad street m
Hotel. +. I. MOOhE, Col. Commanding. W
my 27-st*
xS ALL LETTERS AND OiHE.S
SS-A COMMUNICATIONS for members of 1,
Company "B, LIST Regiment Virginia N0lun- q
teers, will be left with J D. TOWER, at IL. NJ. III
smiths, No. IL Main street, hJ Will forward Jul
the same. JANE K. LEE,
my Aft CaptatB comrnaG ding
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hEADQ rs. Isr REGr. MD. NoL'ks.
RICHMOND. June LIST. 1881
Y Having been assig ned " the command 81 tug
Maryland Volu nicer forces Ia Richmond and
III Its vicinity, request al Marytsnders Wish
" ing to enroll themselves In the service oi tn
south TO report without delay at my afie.; o. 10
Pearl street. j. A WtsIuS,
j@s-ot Major Let Rsgt., Md. feIs
4 INTENTION! -GuMPANi No : OF the
u HNAk ItIARu will meet at Messrs. Dicki
6Isus. Hill q Co = Auction House, ON tr sax.ih
street, this (MoNDAY kAkNlS9l At o'clock.
si.a~it orderly 6srgt
1yWISN ED. IUT Loaf, sihANULATED
I and q and A. COFFEE SUGAR, for sale by
10 JOHN N. GORDON y NON.
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Sailing of The A America

BosToS, May 29.-The steamship America
sailed at noon with fifty passengers, but no
specie.
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PERSONS having Letters, PacAd-
1>Ia ges, &c Tor smbero OF apt SHIELDS
l. oln Gay OF hUwitZerS, now stationed at Maudh
sas Junction, Will Leave them al Van Lew, Tay
Tor x Co. +, by clock, on MONDAY
PRIVATE NADDILL will see them safely deIiv-
cred. il ~
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The kputuck; Eoh:ircv mir

LOUISVILLE, May Z9.-The Tobacco Fair
held at Spratts warehouse to-day was de
clded success. Two hundred and fifty three
hhds. were opened for competition, which sold
at prices exceeding the average of last year.
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1kf ED-Ali persons To know tEal Maa1
w factare all styles and qualities OF TRUNK.
and have always hand the largest stock 60 De-
found Ia the South, embracing superior iron
TruaEs Bonnet Boxes also, all the commoo
styles, all sold at manufacturer prices, whele
nearly opposite Dispatch otaes. Factory Car,
street. below 18th
BE Trunks Repaired.
10 JAMES kNOTTS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmend Dispatch


CHICAGO, Nav 80. - Up 10 last night II was
Thought that Senator Douglas was pettipr
better. Since then. however, he has beer
gradually sinking, and fears are entertained
by his friends and ply sicians that he will not
live through the night
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k.A KOCkBRIDGE BATHS,
HAY WHOLE MA
LII The undersigned has returned to take
-narse III this favcrite Altering PLACE, spG
1e hopes by prompt and strict attention to bust
oess TO receive liberal support as was ex
ended to him under his former management
fce establishment will be open for visitors on
he 2"th Of MAY, 1861.
The character of these Faiths Is weil establish
ID, and their tonic qualities extend throughout
very class Of disease, Delicate females md
children have, without exception, received greal
4sneft in all diseases lneident to their sex -
These Baths afford secure, comfortable
and nvenient refuge for families leaving ths
seat Of war As caa be found in Virginia.
There will be a DAILY MAIL from Baltimore
HichmODd aud points about equally distant
There is only ten miles Of staging from Goshen
N the Virginia Central Railroad through d To
mantle and beautiful country.
The following low rates are adopted In order
nat all may be accommodated, aud they srs Of
mod crate that ali can afford to pay them:
" - Week......r. ....-...... W
=" 90 month. 30 %
REFERENCES .--Cbief Justice fancy, Nd ex
GOV H A. Wise, Gov John Letehsr Col. 2. II
| smith. Va. WIN. JORDAN co.
NV IL imt
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A. 1 AMELIA SPRINGS. VIRGINIA,
vCMYs located - miles son Invest Of Rich
A.IiE mond, on the Richmond aud Danvill-
E-zl--It will be opened for visitors on the FIRST
OF JUNE.
Artguiar Omnibus line will connect daily witt
he Cars.
The Proprietors will every effort to give
abstraction 10 those Who NAV visit this agreeable
esort. We will keep he BEST TABLE, and orr
EAR shall be well stocked with the best Ii
{CORS. We have an abundance of ICE.
TERMS
Soard, per commandments 5 %
hidren under 10, and servants ............ IL s.
=, Jay oo
white servants two thiIds.
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra.
nay 29-d2m* F Il F q WfIISGN
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SUMMER RESORTS
a VARIETY SPRINGS.

As..iW i This watering piacs, already cele
80 60 I-r the medicinal qualities Of its mineral
ydters will be opened for the reception of visi
. u the LIST day OF JUNE These Springs are stu
iiet fifteen miles west Of Stauutou, the Nlr
aiaia Genital Railroad. cars stopping at the door
fheTe are seven Springs near each other, two o.
V hich are running A INN streams, said by analy-
isis TO be equal or superior to any in the state.
yne Healing, one Ch3lvhea'e. &c.
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, / ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

AA ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
yIAS MONTGOMERY co, VA,
Il. .I ! This celebrated WATERING PLACE
YIIl be pensd for the reception of visitors tn
st day of June.
Located three and II half miles from the Vir
sania and Tennessee Railroad, they are easy oi
access, and afford the best security for families
Each department is supervised by the propria
-ors, who will attend personally to the wants OF
heir guests.
The waters of these Springs stand unrivaled for
he cure Of dyspepsia.
iroS ".
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4 EuKsE SIAkRElI,
u Manufacturer and dealertn ,.,
STOVES, RANGES AND FURNANEr.
Plumbing Gas Fitting aud Tin Work generally.
BELvIN's ROW, GOVERNOR sTkEbri
s,9o Richmond. Va.
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EleCted to Congress.

CfScTsSATI, May 29.-Ricbard Harrison
the Independent Union candidate, has been
elected to Congress from the Seventh Ohio
District. to fill Tom Corwius vacancy. lie
defeats Harlan, the Republican nominee.
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nItS. OILS. OiLa.-M ehire on: Sp7tm on;
~ Soar Oit Lard Oil; Train OIL; Linseed Oil;
herosipe Oil for sale nv
A BODEKER Il Co, Druggists,
L. g. u Mn.
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XHTANiED-to the balance of the year o.
w Carbon HIll Mines, hrst rate CARfhN
TER, and, for temporary employment. SMITH,
Who is a good Chain maker.
nv Ats JNO J. wERTH, Agent
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1 FoRwARDiEd AED
COMMIssIO NERO Il A Ts'

Z "a kkS WINEN, WhUbrNA y 49, "1@1'
1 and PROVISION DEALERS. onsr Tor safe
IL hhds. BREASTS BACON.
IS hhds HAMS and SIDE RACOH.
IL hbds SHOULDER BACON, 80.
100 bills &C." Extra &C. and "B" SUGARS
80 bbls. Cut Loaf and Yellow DO
100 bags Laguayra and Rio COFFEE.
50 bbis N. o. and Y. K M0LAssEs
Is bbls Extra LEAF LARD.
20 bbls. pare CIDER FlNEGAR
SO bbis. A. G. sherman's WHISKY.
leo bbls BRANDY. GIN snd Wink.
rs, coo choice CIGARS. c,w
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a. Il KUCkBkiDGE ALCM SPRINGS.
yEM Y This delightfai ana quiet RsTkEAl
l..fxl VIII be open to visitors on the 18th OF
lay n is i've miles from Millboro Depot.
: BOAgD--S2 per day $50 per month--children
and servants half price.
sty An ample supply of ICE was secured.
nv l3-lm FRAZER & RANDOLPH.
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WA 4 e iI-svery body to know that a,n
w manufacturing aud selling LETTERS fof
MILITARY CAPS for i've cent? per letter These
letters are superior 10 any cut in this city.
A. z. GRAHAM, Band Gutter,
Next door u the Columbian Hotel,
my Is-lmk Richmond. va
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NITANEED-EyplyU vdy - AhU@ ma
w GkAHAM's Braes Letters for Military Caps,
are not superior to any Letters cut ia the city, AM
[ challenge him, or any other permoat f1hhee,
to equal my LETTERS or BRANDS, IN style or
design. and let the public judge..
Brand Cutter, at Chas. II. Langley's
Tin stare 18th ST. A., betw' Main and Cary.
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DAfLR0AU IRON FOR SALE.

We have on hand Seven Hundred Tons RAIL
Baiiey's make, weighing 50 pounds to the yard
which we offer for sale Oh reae nable terms
j. SIT ANDERSON co.
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EDWIN WORTHAn CO.,
II aROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

MY sGANESs r. h.
The undersikned Is now prepared to SltAA oas
Water Closets Sin as and Out Houses, lie the 6LoEl-
st notice in a manner which will not be one slVs
0 tho premises on which he may woFs ALSO,
iue them. His wagOns ara so constructsi as 70
20 water and air-tight. His boxes can 10 innha
1t DuvAL 81 MOTIONS, corner nth and MAN sts.t
and JOHNSTON Il MILLspAuGE' 4, on Main, bel weeA
nth and 18th streets All orders left Al the @boVs
'fais ts & q. ALLEN,
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SERENADE TO THE
NEKENADE % TIE
ESD l. n II a n ID /. A -

ou1nber Of our citizens, accompanied hy
10 Artnory Band, on Saturday evening PAL
=. tis Excellcusy aud lady the compliment Of
made. A crowd of 81 least three thou
i we're soon collected, embracing man
-. who in response TO the unanimou.
-, we're addressed by the President as fol
lnNS:
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Ii sruaEMEETs The weather being pleasant all
the tlleate,s were well attended last night, and all
she audiences were satisfied, whilst some of them
we're delighted.
e Nv Tic uptown .theaters, the same programmes
wsli be repeated tonight The Wife's Secret. !"
III the Varieties Emma Waller as Neg Nei1fhes
at the ST. Charles She aanaves atthe Acade-
my, will all DO tonight the same thing that they.
sla last night, weather, health, and other things
permitting.
Al Tie. opera House, Mile Adelina will appear
Dill Df5,ortvls. ii The Pardon Of Ploermeln The
at,eya and the cantatrice are equally charming
bt,t patti should bemost yalned, for this Will be
her last appearance but one in New Orleans
whist tie opera will remain fol. many years,
ID glance over the theatrical advertising column
win afford to our readers the minute particulars OF
whas tIsy mag enjoy in the dramatic and operato
way tonight.
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ayHE RANK ORDINANCE.

The yate taken in the Convention yesterday IN.
Dictated majority in favor Of the passage Of the
ordinance reported by Mr.. Estlin, relative to bank
sg oueratiois in the State of louisiana The dis
gtssion of the ordinance, we presume, will be
resumed to-day.
Is One OF the objections urged against the passage
al The erdiaance is, that the Convention wss not
assembled for any other purpose than to determine
ssa filture relations Of Louisiana to the Federal
fsoyernnsent. 1t will be rec0llected, however,
SHaT Ire secession of the State involves, necessa
#riyy. some change in our commercial policy, and
ita afIantatiOn to the new order of things around
III. Ii Is very evident from present appearances
shas the foreign trade Of this city, if we pursue
4ile ritf course Is about to Increase in remark
abIe decree: and in this event, every facility that
eag. he afforded ought to be extended to q COM
sneree which PROMISES to realize for Us so much of
z,ene6t and prosperity. If it be desirable, IS we
tearlv think it is, that this State should reap the
advantages of her geographical position in The
ro,s,,,ct ~ foreign commerce it is essential that
eHary aid TO that purpose, compatible with the
rights ana interests of the people, should De az
~ The supreme Legislative authority Of the
state This is one Of the necessary consequences
die secession of the State; and the secession,
in fact, cannon Pc Tegafueu ~ up'ktete, y -
political sense, unless the Convention makes the
requisite preparation fer the commercial changes
that CIR secession, under the peculiar circun1-
stances o The present case, will necessarily bring
about. Political and commercial affairs are, in
% that the latter are in 9 great
Sasree subiect to the changes made in the former
THE objection 10 which We have referred is, we
tfpk. II but little moment, in view Of the great
ri.aTzes, ana The necessity Of providing for them.
about ID take place in our commercial relations
skith all lie sworld.
ID. our deliberate Judgment, no measure has been
presented To The Convention, since the ordinance
,f secession 81 80 much Importance to the future
grcstl. and welfare of Louisiana, as the ordinance
ria fIisenssion.
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.seeU Orleans EDeset<a! College.

The NEW ORLEANS DEEFAL COLLEGE, organized IN
der is charter daed March 1851 will be opened
centon Of Students MONDAY the 4 of November next
Pre- mnay Course from the ih the 25h when the Regular
Course will coumt nee.
The following gentlemen have been duly elected Its
Faculty.
JOHN s CLARK, D. D. S, Professor Of Theory and Prac
tice.
JAMES S..KNArP, D. D. s. Professor Of Operative Dena
Surgery,
GEORGE ]. FRIEDRICHS D. D. s., Professor of Mechani
cal Dentistry.
N, B. ENhDICT, NJ D. Professor of Anatomy and Physi
o!Ogy.
8AEFORD s. RTDDELL NJ D. Professor of Chemistry and
Metal urgy.
b ILLICIT, Professor OF Matora Hedica and speca
ThGrBDtu cr.
A NOLAN, d. u. S., RI d. Demonstration of Operative
DenliB'ry
W. S. CHANDLER, D. D. S. Demonstration of Mechanical
Dentistry
All communications must lie addressed to
JOHN S. CLARK, Dean,
No. l4O Canal street.
By order Of The Faculy. mis- 2p6&W
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UNnEsERvED CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGAsT FUR
aIe requestrd to call the particular attention Of
10 NE exhaustive unreseved cataogue saia OF fur
sssrs IL is 4nsda to-day u on the premises
eer Of PFytsnfa MepemeEe street., By J. D. Walton,
roesr combating o very elegant and superior ebnn5 and
ID lar and Bedroom SITS. elegant unpublished erred
asck nst dninerotm SITS, china and glassware,
eors staes spietdi vlet and BrHsselr carretr rigs
Iii ea rev and to be lid account o. the owner de-
sSains housekeeping
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pzf-NnturaI 5TagIc:-SuppGse "a case: sup"
pose yoa have sandy red white, grizzly, flaming yellow
hair. Suppose you prefer light brown, rich dark brown
or a raven black. Well you apply Of you wise CETSTA
DOROtS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE and in ten minutes yol1r
mirror shows you Wonderful Transformation! Every hair
that few minutes before unsEhy hemish is now
element beauty. magnificent head of hair is the ex-
caraaon whenever you uncover The difference between
Beauty and the Be s1 was striking 1an that between
gray or red head in of nature and which this
famous dye has been applied.
Manufactured by j. NRI>TADORo No Astor House, New
York Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair DreSseTs
r1aE
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BoUpao's sREsrAUR Ant. Philippe and Francois,
renaSne establishment give the public notice
ufrs they now better than eyer pre-
ID teIcn,s guests who may visit Them We have often
our heels under mehogans a ana stolea On
around iii dtIghifnl grounds and free t'
sess we're thnn satisfied New Orleans + eee
comfortable restaurants and Boudr . is ceeoFa
III II Eev; oFlsaas IN its avnr be said?
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SegUeEE r. Taylor,


IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
10 and Is Royal street,
Haa in store large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BbUHY ACME in nuars and rnts also. other trRndb
rlz: CIi ARIES HFTnSFTt K, PIPER uEIDSEICK, PAR
mEFTGER, and other braHds inferior quslity have
large OF The hest Old Ghercs Aa0NTIT
LADO. TOPAZ, STERH 4, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIES-l a3s-SOUTusIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct npoNtioH other Maeas lower grade Superior
Dry Dock PORT other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC MISUNDERSTANDING l79s, 17os
1902 and 1854 large supply always hand All grSsss y
rLARET and WHITE WINES. In glass and wood w9TTs-
KYSScotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE PORTER, in pfnts and quartz. COR
DTAT4s Ny usual assortment Of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any other city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
Of 2ptt Nos ID and Is ROYAL street.
A to the above Brand Sherrie Maderas and Cham
FaEs am setIsgd horse In the city produce as good
better the prices Any house doren Of
each named wines If they psance better at the price
two prcesf they cannot; the judges be dntsaed
pNres the good with anything for sale In the
ratio.
MIG 2pH SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
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Mr. W. H. Lindo, agent of the Southwestern
Express, has cur thanks for latest Texas papers.
Nc are indebted, also, to Mr., ]. ]. MoKeever,
Tor Northern and Western papers, per Adams Ex-
aFsss, in advance Of the mails.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

ss The official proceedings Of the Louisiana
sssaaveatian, ia French and English Of the 18th,
I5th snd 18th instant, appears on to.day's third
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a. Gor1Es or THE CRESCENT, containing til
otSsial proceedings Of the Convention, can be ha
It our counter, in wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

EIkcs. TENTs.- Messrs. P. MeGuigin i Co., No.
shat they prepaFed TO FIJI
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

CoaSs DR. John G, Mccoy informs his friends
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la he found at his rooms No. Y Charles
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-20

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