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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

Yesterday forenoon, up the river somewhere
near kenner, Mike McCoo took the conceit out of
big Tom Jennings in 81 rounds; time, SO minutes ;
called "rattling work " by 1.-THE fancy" Mike
also took the stake of 5000.
A steamboat load or two of people went up to
it, and all declare that it one of the fairest
and squarest fights on record.
The incidents in connection were of the acci-
dental and good-humored kind. One incident was
the robbery Of bread-wagon of its contents, by
some of the breakfastless and penniless roug CHS.
and the handsome manner in which the gentlemen
along paid double price for all the bread taken.
Another incident was that of young man who
got full Of bad whisky that he fell off the steamer
into the river, and would have drowned but for
VIM Wilson, ESQ long known and so often abused
the original and A No. fed Bin') who
plunged into the river after him.
The drunken and drowning youth-Hyatt, his
name is--took a drowning mans grip on Wilson,
and the two would probably have drowned to-
gether, had not lame lawyer (who had been
Kidnapped by some of his friends to go along and
see the mill,'') ha'tn-ded down the big end of
his crutch, and held the heads of the two men
above water till better aid could be brought to
bear.
Other lively things took place, but we have not
the time or room to narrate them now.
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LATEST FROM MoNTG oMERy.-T Mobile Adye

LATEST FROM MoNTG oMERY.-T Mobile Adyer-
Wednesday last has the following eegaphic dispatches
from the seat of Government:
MoSTGoNERY, April z9-Nigh-The Provisional Congress
II day, response the call President and
nearly all the members present
Tha read direcdy after organization and was
well received.
The galleries and Lobby were crowded with VISITORS and
broken only by applause mention of the action
made and low derisIVC laughter
bonsc proclamation ordering the rebels disperae within
twenty days .
The reports of the Secretaries of De artents were read in
secret session. o.
The recommendation of the President Congress give him
authority issue eers of marquee has given universal salts
faction
Congress has determined promptly in the alter and
for this will promptly ace ped
The Mobile Cade:s leave here toiut Blues
leave
The town is with visitors.
imposed that Congress will remain session until Lin
MS Congress meets the Fourth of Juy such body
should meet at all
NoETGoIERY, April B., P M.-Cougress to iay at 70
O'Clock. Bu little done.
short took place between Messrs Barton and Wright
the subject Of Mil ay bill introduced by ho latter of The
last session of Congress.
Il were presented which were all referred un-
rehd, the Committee on Military affairs.
Congress is ow in spc-et session.
The Monfg Mounted Rifles have been mustered
vice and leave soon for Pensacola.
The Montg amery e this morning at ar early hour
They commenced firing sane which awoke the town and
shattered The glass Cf the va,us ildngs (
e ling of kadn des the entire community
depa ture.
Tne troops lately ordered hee have nearly all left Virginia
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NUMBER 81
sins VI. Clay and Haldenan sailed to-day by tic
Niagara for their respective missions.
Illinois Legislature

s1os NJ. Clay and Haldeman sailed to-day by tie
Niagara for their respective missions.
Illinois Legislature
sPEIHGFIELD, May 1.-The Legislature has passed
Dill to send ten regiments to the camp of instruc-
ton, for the future service Of the Government.
Union Meeting in St. Joseph, Mo.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May IA Union meeting was
held here on the 30th, and was addressed by Gov
Stewart. Neutrality resolutions were passed.
Cincinnati Markets
CNcIsSArI, May Flour is quoted at 81 50 to
81 s. 60 for snperfne. Whisky-sales 250 bbls. at
lZ5c. per gallon.
CINGrNNArI May Flour is quoted at 81 go to
81 Is for superfne. Whisky 12c Pork is worth
sl6 the Dbl. for mess. Coffeesales at 1872 to l5ac
the lb. Sugar is selling at to &c. the ID. Mo.
lasses-priees range from 80 to 33c. the gallon.
New York Markets.
New YORK, May 2.-There were sales q Flour
to-day at 81 10 to 81 Is per bb for superne State
Sales of Corn at tic. Sales of New Orleans su-
gar at 4 to 5c. the Id.
River Intelligence.
LoUIsyILEE, May 2.-The Ohio river at this point
is stiii falling, with feet inches water in the
canal.
LOUISVILLE May 1.-The Ohio river at this point
IS falling, with feet water in the canal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
No Interruption of Travel at Cairo,

The following dispatch was yesterday received
by Mr. Longly, local agent of the Illinois Central
Road, from the general agent at Chicago:
CHICAGO May /, 1861.
No trouble at Cairo. Everything is quiet. Trains
are running regularly. The ferry between Colum.
bus and Cairo is making regular trips Troops do
W. p. JOHNSON,
We are also informed, on other authority, that
there is no interruption of the mails at Cairo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

THE CosT OF WAE.-Afler reading the following
calculation made by he Few York News people of the
NoFh viii begnto feel neres ed about where the money to
from support those countless which Old Abe
is calling his faithful States furnish it being we'll
known fact that Abraham himself to
In dly his body guard
soldiers daily provision costs twenty cents when Of
the rough his cohng ambulance and other
requirements, dollar te then every
country bearing lars uer 0ar
Two dolla5 per day. for one nam 900
week more III 6f0N per north sl6 100 for two
months S22 4Oo 0u1 fonr months Ss si
mon his; S6 900 for This
No shRsno saorsno marines But it VIII cost twice this
No figures for recruine for Generals Offices quarters Gov
10 figures for replacing dead with ra ones.
No buryn the XII led The be over S3
COO per week Ten days capital would buy enh Bu-
mad for asking $50 add great to lie
country. So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
DEPARTURE OF MORE TROOPS.

Companies and c, of the Orleans Light Guard,
and the Davis Guards, from Kentucky about 800
men in all-left last evening, by the Jackson Rail-
road, for Virginia. A great crowd of people, in
cluding many ladies. focked to the depot to see
them off. The parting scenes, as the train left,
were of the usual lnd-manly throats exchanging
lusty cheers, whilst eyes were watery.
Another company Of Coppen's Zouave Regiment
left for Pensacola. The movements of the soldiers
are now the general everyday excitement; the
departure of the companies is the special and ex-
traordinary excitement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

This is the title of the military encampment at
the Metairie Race Course. We were out there
yesterday afternoon. Over 1000 of the best men
Of Louisiana were there, (and are there,) living in
military style--that is to say, sleeping in tents,
cooking for themselves, and jumping into line at
every drumtap
Brigadier-General Tracy commands. The follow
ing are the other head officers of the encampment
Acting Assistant Adjutant- General, J. B. Prados
Abide camp, Capt. J. +. Caldwell; Acting Post
Adjntant H. G. Geger; Acting Assistant Quarter
master, Henry Forno; Commissary, J. C. b. Ken
nedy. The following is a list of the companies out
thera encamned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

All who have friends in the army at Pensacola,
will bear in mind that two schooners leave New
Basin to-day for that pont-the first, belonging to
Thos Murray q Co., at O'Clock, and the other at
later hour this morning, sent by Chas. H Mobiles,
suttler to Col. Gladdens regiment. Both vessels
will carry packages to gallant boys there, and
the pleasure it affords both of the gentlemen named
to accommodate every one in matter of this kind,
will not appear strange to any one knowing them
as we do.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

FIRST DISTRICT School BoARD.-The Board of
School Directors for The Fist District lust evening. Presi
dent Lii in he chair, and present. The minutes
of he previous meeting were 'en aud Appr rcd Mr. Gang
bell. chairman of the GUmmi the Girls High Sch 0l Mr.
uhhpr, chirnAn of III Guum Teachers; Nj Wharton
cha rmRn of the Committee Library and lycenm; NJ .
trrenW nnd chairman Of the Committee Finance Ac-
counts, submitted the usual monhly reports, which
adnp ed.
Mr.. hiel1s chamAn of the Committee School Houses,
mtd vPlbAI epo ta many valuable improvements have
been made to tho Of The FIRST District and That
lliel i'll good yrdcr Nad condition.
Nv Iusn"r esen!ed report le Normal School, speaking
n high rgrn,S Of progress.
Rep The several Visiting mmttee presented
and tiun ID
Mr.. Mcdonnell presented er ng report of the Boys
High nu, and the report ad' pied.
The usual monthly report of the Librarian offered and
motion alop cd. On noton the 8oa,h adjourned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

Six of the best behaved boys in the House of
Refuge were, on Wednesday evening, by the Board
of Commissioners of that institution, permitted to
leave, in order TO join the Confederate States army
Their ages are from IS to 20, and these are their
names: Philip Boman, VIM. Reese, Peter Pryles,
Thomas Clay, Martin Hickey, and Thomas H.
Cary. These youths obtained this chance only
upon long good behavior and we hope to hear a
good account Of them hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

MEMPHIS May l. 1851
Ed. Crescent Seeing that you have published
my appeal to the Southern marons wish avail myself
columns thank the ladies of New Orleans for
prompt to appeal and beg them adopt
name Southern Aohes which have chosen and which
has become that of several societies in gon. To
the appeal added of organic ition. The
adoption of the is many accounts desirable
Young ladies be received axiaries the Matrone
Respectfully, MARY E. POPE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
THE SUMTER GREYS,

At the meeting of this company last night Mr..
John Workman was elected Orderly Sergeant. and
Mr.. Geo. Fl. Beares Second Sergeant. The Grays
are getting on finely. The rest of the officers will
be elected next week. Drill every night, at the
armory, on Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

ABOLITION OUTRAGE.-The Memphis Argus of
the h u publishes letter in which IL is stated ha The
residences of Bhoos Polk and Elliott at University Place,
Franklin county were ct on fire nigh of tre II ut
aud entery troyed Bishop Poks family barely escaped
with there lives Bishop Elliott and family absent The
writer expresses belief that the incendiAres Abolition
emissAEies
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THE VIOLET GUERpS.

This new company, named after our esteemed
townsnan, w. A. Violett-a compliment which
Mr.. v and his family have well earned-made their
first appearance on the streets last night. They
numbered well, and their drill was excellent. The
compliment paid the Crescent Office was appreci-
ated,
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ARREST AND LIBERATION or GEN. HAnNEr.-,

ARREST AND LIBERATION OF Gen. HARNEY.--Ihe
Charleston Mercury Of the 29h has following eegaphic
dhpatch daed Richmond 18th u which gives the particulars
of The arrest and liberation of Gen. Hhrney:
Gen. aney arrested by Gen Carson of the Virginia
army. commanding Harpers Ferry He his way
to Washing unser orders. He wlinelO cmond,
under ed If the following officers the Vir,
gnia army MjoH Nelson and Patton. Captains Ken edW
o iday and Maha-the aer gentl man. of Major Nelson's
staff, commanding he
their yesterday Letcher and his Council
held meeting, and the nd ice of Robt Com
manier Marry. released the prisoner of
General Harm southern sentiments. He
for Washing tomorrow and firmly believed here he will
Immediately resign + 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

MAJOR ANDERsoN.-The Charleston Mercury, of
tia 10Th following remarks the complaints
which Major has been making anst the Gafoni
ans for fling upon him after his officers quarters in
flames:
Major Robert has deit point every stopping
place North ,ompain of inhnmau treatment u
II firing Sumter after III rks enyeeped in flames
body prevent him pull Dow, his dry spes? Ana
why that told slhe Nor hern people that
had 10nch Conmb planted the psrae ground at E1E
Sumer sliac enable him 10 throw q la7
incl shell into he cro estses G4d hs!pss ,Sola
r.I olla coRgrt9ie IN Waite FAINT SrdR
a. iring This mol funaor Thesan has
ste Ii elevation ena 0 eaten have eesn notl ed and
b his own and thai his sGesxs The guns
pGeea could be worked without ,hs anly Of
desructi our m0Ihurs, wives and sers Teen
81 ugh cred because guns ktFs Aim IA his This
Is The was supplied With ists6 meat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
A FoRErAsTE OF BLACK REPUBLICAN, RuLR.-Un-
der this caption the Key West Key the Gulf II u

has the following.
On Fday. the 18th inst the Atlantic with men
horses aud munitions of arrived this
ed with Fort Taylor Great
estinaiio bur there unmistak thls
bound against the South and the friends
the administration here doubtless knew 10 what point
be directed II Is known that the Judge o s.
District Court and the other Lincoln officials who have
recently appointed for to attend at tho where
solemn conclave held The steamer had
Brown who has been appoine TO lh of the
She also Ind board chief of he Engineer Corps,
Meigs Theler individual is tho same who once had
Charge Capitol estensi Rqne at WASH
gton and who after creating trouble
JEFF Grden Rey. VIII he remained until
the close of Buch tnan's Administration.
leaving he the Atlantic touched at
where Col owninae
mor thoseempoyet the the labor
Lieut. MOrto the engineer officer in ge
Oh in order tnat those broad
that For Jefferson. fortngas sheen
ton fifteen during
chiefly beeu performed BY slaves who residents
Key West Il hS been bs off in charge this
wo that backs in cohseauence of th climate, better
suited bOer than whiies WHO pnAccmased These
hired by the day with the district understand at
he Cove mt officer in charge dismiss and he
recall or wi hd aw his 81 We ct pei We ~,
the engineer officer in charge Fort Jef.r
reconstructed against taking these slave away without
0f The
was dcd the slaves steamer
ard atrer she departed Tor Pensacola i8Ed
The number of ave. taken twentytwo, follows
rhir belonging Jane Flor three j. b. Brovie
W. WhIehurst, to T. j Mnreu0 Mrs. Whalton,
10 H., H,CS ore d r II EHe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

CANNON CASTING IN MEMPHIs.-The Memphis
Argus of the 3Oth ul says that the firm of Qninby Ro
bnson TINT city, casting the rate of
These guns mostly of large cabe and said be Of
ljty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

The Rev. A. F. Longsen. of the Catholic Churcl
has been appointed, by Gov. Moore, Chaplain t
the First Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers.
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the Louisville Courier daed Frederick Md April states
follows
senator MIs0n Of Virgins, serenadad last night Mr..
Ma responded, saying he here accidentally, he
could not with speak Of Maryland poncs bu could
speak only He eonl nfths
Union impos hily. Virginia sympathized viii Mary
A anil he indicated Vgnin dposet to exhibit its
prRct icability. 5& ~
Revcdy Johnson has In his possession letter from
President suggesting Mar land through Legis
tute should armce with the Genetat Govern
sixty days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
THE IRISH BRIGADE,
H CAMP WAL kER

This brigade is filling up rapidly, and promises
to do good service when called upon. We will
give particulars Of the organization hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
wAsH1SGroS GossIP.-A special correspondent

WASHINGTON GossIP.-A special correspondent
Of tie Louisville Cohrer has The following dated Jhia
April q
Some exctem Mt has feen ca1ed in diplomatic
of the Presidents ecting
ports Iapears that blockade be respected y
foreign powers must only be eff Give that due notice
must be of such intention their
srsz and all other South American there is
iun If ninety days 58 's
The merchants not be7g satisfied of the Effects of an i'm
madiae ockade has therefore become necessary pecaF
inquiries be made OF tie Federal
ssbeet 50 that treaty rights and privileges be
Tbs Foreign Ministers will insist shall M
respected and Observed otherwise naval
hitter means Of foreign protection. The ecaey of the
estion APPARENT and ftora what yoiye
serious co. sequences to al At ali they
produce trouble now well in The future.
The President will tomor prpmulgate his pFoclaY
xeninE the blockade to the Virginia North
for tn. heretofore declared
other Southern ports. 5tsia5gs '7sis
Capt Stringham will direct tie general blockade movements
river and railroad - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03
RIcHnoND Goss1p.-The Charleston Mereur,

the 18th publishes tte fol owing news from Richre5
dated as late the 2S nt,. sss
ton,ni soncr foni Ma land here asking assistance
French Go
The traoos be concentrated BY o tbs war
TIL South ''slona troops still hire, all WE'LL 1t Ii re-
known. - -
The Convention has yet elected Comm ssioner to an
resolution passed yesterday vitiu Presfdent
DAVIS, his suite ard Congrass 70 me 10 Richmond
Gov Letcherlas received offers of 65D90 troons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

IMPORTANT / FROM CHICAGO.
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REsIGNArIoss- W. W. Morrison and i.
Cameron of Mort Carolina resigned their positions
in the Navy Department and returned to their native State
share nBr fortn
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DEMAND OF THE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE.

SOUTHERN FORCES at COLUMBUS, KY,
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FAY THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AxEnIcAz 1rsEs.I
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Iem 0rleans 4aiLp Grssteut.
ggtaL SNtfIIfQegte.

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

hS-Dr. Charles e. Kells, Dentist No. t5s
Canal Ees, caoRdes and Baronne Nswor ieana
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RECORDER EMERsON'S COURT.-The following ac-
cused yesterday aigneh and hook ed for xamna
tion: Denis Ma ch with shnu ing and killing
Hes ;seut to prison avail the Cor0uG' = report.
Par TUln charged with 1Irg Michael Iiaa, An
nuuciatio and violently sn aud ten ing the OhGS
Of officer Ryan locked up tor " heaIis < t. day
P4rich o Nell 'harged with seaNug pair Of boots
dozen ait worth $40 fCm j. f. Pmckurd At the St Charles
Hotel; bail given
Z len jocr, cnHrged with throwing bnrket of hot water
upon and badly scal Mary Dawson, at No. 40 Religious
street bRl uVen
VIM bum charged with abusing and threatening Timothy
Drscoll, at No. 5 Leeds Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-03

rELEa HApHgD TO THE new ORLEANS CRESCENT.
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RECORDER BLACHK's UOURT.-Chas. Brown was
upon the OF robbery, and Gu'y committed for
trial before the First Dis rict Court.
hi Howard md Fred Hill aCcnsei OF la ccy were, AFTER
examination. committed for due nnpolrance to answer the
cha &c, before the tUSt District Court.
James Lad cha ged by the affidavit of Anoinette
Nasn, f. c., with mmfnE assault and battery, in
violently assault pg ci.d named Annie thereby breaking
lle rhild's
The nc used was sent down to await examination.
Affidavit mnde by Mime Angelo, chsrgng Louis Simon
with breach IF 9 peace Bond furnished by the accused
for due appearance.
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MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.

~ ssza., Er1E$ GICSBELEI -- E1AAE4Y u. q.
E iA.esssaheii Line-Winer ArrangeInent-Ihe spen
low pressure packer steamers Oregon.
A. P. Boardinan master Cuba. James Hopkins, 9l.siei
Florida, A. L. Myers MASTER all built expressly for the
Laketrsde with superior Recommendations will make trips and
andn{ 60 follows unless prevented BY bad weather. high
low water fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end Of the Poncartrair Railroad DAILY
on the arrival O'Clock A. NJ Of for hobile
,dAs Returning Pascsgoula Pans Christian and
Ba$y S i.ons o MONDAYS and THURSDAYS,
Children and nnder y years. 90
E l
Negroes lots o. GVo and over................ 90
Cabin fare to Pa cagoula ..,..........;. 70
Children, AID under IL wears, and servants. 90
insure th prompt and complete dlivery OF goods at
Mobile bills Of ladiHe he taken in all
A1 Express Chest and Way Null Bag for Mobile and
Coast Landings will leave ha office of the Agent promptly ~
A. ID. -
Tickets through Charleston Washington City Nashville
and Louisville,
aa-For tickets, freight passage, and further information,
' 5rD,n =-= r, GE1RES. Agent
M f4rBrier Rtraet.
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ADJUSTMENTS

FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1851,
VIII be acted the heir AT LAW-Tord Duber1y, Mr..
Mnl NTH PICK nHw'es @ Mr. GeGse @ " or"1 Dr. ronE"Ts
10 10 esnSa Mr. T. H. DsSenH"f,; te"re; NJ. 9. M%'oa;
fsS A. nmapn M nc %h e nrcs s o
EATMr b4Y-,mn PoPha~' Mr. A. Il. Davenport Fanny,
oca'rqj from y % IS %; rntqgs9 and sss 0irslos I
s.as d%nr 1e Az ST 9Madroo]n ] teS5y % cents
sP-Rqxomc dsiy, from O'clock 4 NJ to os1oc,
N6E Y Of Of G:'tT T Door. open at quarter to
'r%1 mSs ''' " W r. ' HTppHNhsR Il W M F"S TSSssrer
NEW OPERA EB0UsB-ooRHER OF BOURBON
~ and Toulouse strests.
Benefit of K'1ne Frczzotini.
FRIDAY EVENING. NJ iY 3, 1851.
oTHEl" he fou III act Of the TROY 4f'R... The Irst
HGS M T s'syus TO which 'he one act comedy of
Rzg- saturday. Robert lie nablt."
n1ooTn
quee second GALLERY 81 60; Pt Boxes and Pit ST. fhre
- Doors open at 8; To commonce att,
eN~ M seat9 se"nred unless maid Tor my3
sA PRIZE ~stsEG VEGAS "a
A LAST cH1lDEESs BALL AND nAr-DAYR
SSSN~ CEIEBR ALTON, ~ASSSAA
AT Odd Fellows Hall.
Professor respectfully informs his and the pub
lie in general hs May ali will be- given MONDAY May
9Th 1851
The at 733 o'clock, and continue
O'Clock, sfter which lie Bali for uts will begin,
Ladies' wishing obtain invitations will please
send their and residence 10 Prof Vegas at Odd Fellows
HAL
Gertlemens Tickefs obtnRsd at the Hail. the
Stores aud al tie Ticket office The night of the lAa.
Posi- vel aduittnnrr ants. a22 I'd
FAMES II. NTcFARIANEI IL, CRESCENT 'iITY CAR
pentrng obbng shop No O1 Grod street, one door
from Camp ,,, 49,.
SFORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
dispatch. = . ~
ROrders from the country attended to with proptness,
a. ly
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always landing foot of ST. Louis street, to
freight sign bills Of ladin for the above
boats.
uy3 r "A
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ALAB A NJ A RIV Err.

Cox Brainar4 h Co.'S TRI. WEEKLY Through Line
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, M9NT'-
ysgg D. gone Y, Wetunpkn, md all 'andngs on alabama
se8ASslgsrivor The staunch steamers Henry LexTss,
Eonn Winters maso and ysan isn galley,
depot Tyo Circle and will leave the Lake end Of the Jeer
son and Carroon roud every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday on arrival Of the 81 P M train OF For
1880 j, l.. HARRIS, Agent,
fe1a tt s5 Camp street;,
davs of depnrtirr
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BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

For Donaiss0nviIle and the Coast,
This new and fine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH ..... Capt. Grant, Jr
NEs7T.eAves New Orleans
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at IL o'clock.