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$50 Reward ----
WILL give the reward for apprehension and dE
Il err % me Of r- 'Es ssais yiij 6; y az rfer1-
ANDE RS N,zsv sr-r.ry
taken out Of the etate S25 II occurred that
lean get him Heay left here vita Rey.
ments may still be about town. -F
5 -.5s- .-ts1 DescFIption.~-i-s--
Back shot close h2is large prominent lips, hne set Of
teeth, rather spoken, has slight tie hack Of the
neck Of teer weighs
iAches high and Il Ia ar Is years old. bE3 zsr-r----
SGp3 dtf f1olE WI LAWRENCE
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MAPS ron THE
scientific DiseOyery.s-EIecTrO-
S9lA aas Water

e Es neFn 70 tbs professioh thaB E1acrcv b he aai
motor of te Eveey remedy EhichFsaIy Cures dsaIs
does because Of in ecial AdAPtao1to ne ean % IL
invalid By tee sol such feedies and axm RLRcTEl1
WETER, In which patients b1thed IL crenta Of sectr
Ladies icing attended " LAdyl onrng All nds o. Cd
and oze planfi which have resisted al Other
q cure; sConsnp1es recve le, bat in such easea
ghere patients too Heak 70 visit me- treat then b. ts
BrODpt0a a0sp1 Als0tfOns shchare hrcathsd into ~
diseased Ing fh q he ssat of ths dissass Send ne
stamps for PanPhlst Other Patients Who cannot eos
the sAEus WsTERs,r can, By sending festei aEsssz
aad fall description Of Ip to have eGnss ssnt % thems
Send Tor ecuar) The Metric Rats extract al mineral
Esancsg taken medicine stherFite, absorbed. The
perienee u tsntg he treatment - many thsus.
AID chrsnic eass and Honan diseases and Wesknsses nay
be regarded IS REASONABLE guaEantes Of ga5cess.
u ROoms and 8OardtnE Furnished 20
na Patients 81 E.3lsssE a.. y,
PHYSICIANS Vho uag E.h e avail hemsslszOf tas Va
sable discovery IN Elscte % s hsitetO ea st ny ocs
ct No I46, South Su-nnaF sereet-f T1rI -. '-
Hours trOl An to n. ssy ssy e1spt tas saAssIh-
Aoocsss ~ wssl % MOnEaOsHl
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ForfeR.

KKIl pleased 70 learn that az the great WordI Fa
w held is month in the city Of Macon, Georgia the enter
prsng Baim Firm, Wm. Rnahe Co., awarded the
Es PrSBE all competition fer their celebrated Com
AKDAL PIANOS This Fair being held under the direction Of
Southern Cotton PEners' ASS cation large influential
body Of men, The inporaHee Etche 70 reVing he hozoEs
Of their Fair produced learn degreeo
Of he country Several vey hne Instruments exhibit
ton hut after patient and thorough eKaunson Of then
respective inertia, the judges unsnno1y the
fom the MannfaetOry Of VIM Knafe Co, the "Esos
siOs >, and awarded the Medal ace0rdiaglyi, 49,.
Without Wishing to sppear nvduous We KTG that the On
terPrse, public spirit andunEng energy With which hs Ms
Kuabe conduct their business eDe them eminent ssgss
TO all the honorS and which they achieved in their
line Lavish in The expenditure Of time and TO Prodnss
Fst Qualify Piano, and Advertising extensively to nake
their ssaolneut NOVA they their reward n the posses
son Of ssge and constantly incFsaBng business, and the f
qualification knowing that whenever and wherever oomps
dtion the order Of he day, Judges uniformly af
Pianos 70 be "ExSeiEOr baltimore sua d Decemb Sd,
sA suprly 'hs above Is now being recsVs1 b. A. q,
AcOlu UnioE street, sails Agent for Mdda TsnnesSss,
Who VI. e. sctSs5 prices. i-- y G " 70
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PHOTOGRAPHIG CARD.

IA d H
TAXI pleasure IN announcing 70 ODD frandg and
hat after sbse1ee OF years, GKzn
tarned 70 the PrActieeof the 1Ote "a Ara
In all its branches, having purchase tie sFea Of brother
IN tAe old Stbsns GALLERY IN Snion Street, and having spso
four msns In New York The past Suh b obtAn fnllY -
the bate improvements IN AVE painted, renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms thpughsu nat 1ctes
nov 6silsT 70 produce work sn aIsEss oaa
bsas Of ecnduee 70 the cngrt prons not
only 70 .agsin the proud P9EtOn IF Gallery hs hsreefors
sained bot 70 elevate Il 70 gn hizheE Standard. have
engaged the services Of Mr. COOK, " he Plots
graphes ID nc world bo t6ok the P|et Hh obaned Ne
afst preiun q the Eord Pa In Lenop, In ISL and
determined only make ths the leading 6Glay in
Btate bat ny Wo-k al not be surpassed HoFth q Son
and utFoaucs 10 Tie public the following 6yla y
Imperial Photograph, India IakI' frr i.f.f1
Vignetts, plain or coioEsdi
1vorytypes, coloredi ----.t - -.--rt
Pastel Pictures, life die; ~ ---.r &c.,.
Photographs on CanV ass, LIFE aiEsI -
Visiting CaFds full length, plain; 1880 2 I-at--f
Aatogrsph Photographs, IS taken 81 oae Ettizg.
StsrreoscopeS, glass paper 4
sonnue make tie MelaiEotype and Abrptype e. hereto
% Ths above styles all entirely this city, except
The Autograph Gard, ghi-h only made one af tine An
Nhe want Of anything ny 70 dive
call Ore whiting slssVhe1s when vii prove y occalsF
demonstration the ab0V ,fscts- RsspscfaIly, Z z
ort5l-H .-. f,-p- p ", HUeHIA
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The Northeyn yvnrroa,,

We clip the following 'psragrs Ph FROM the ccm-
mercisl article ina late Cincinnati Enquirer. Com
ment is unnecessary to prove that the city has Sc
Eerely felt the effects Of ElScoLNs war policy. is'
The subscription to the =, SaiO ban have. bsen
LIMIT al tie week ard if the past be aHinasx to
the future we do not expect TO see any improves
meut The reasons assigned by our business men,
OF rather thst portion Of hem Of large means,
the tremendous losses they have sustained By the
blockad!ug of this port and the locking up of pro-
duee that is not convertible. This applies with
great force to those engaged in the provision busi
ness their losses not being less than Sl50O9O0.
Also, great many of our larger capitalists have
most Of their money all their spare funds invested
in real estate the price of which has greatly de-
elined, so much so that what could haVerbeen mort
gagged one year since for 80 600 dollarss would be
difficult now TO procure $4,000 on. This state Of
affairs has been pfodaced 20 some extent by the.
civil war, but the main has bees that those
who had money found other kinds of securities that
would sray better rate of interest, among which
are $40 truasury-aotss and treasury skies hence
our property holdeEs, and they being our lArgesJ
capitalists, have been unable to subscribe to loan
which they consider both good and remunerstive.
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49, 5z GR0SSSsTIES WANTED. ID
TTV1 Nashville and North Western Railroad Company viii
to contract foF. 10000 Cedar CrOss.Ties, efest
Tong inches ths vel hsWn st place
lesI than inches clear o. timber to sound BE- deliver
ID attAe grade line Of the road in EsshFille. d.
The contractors contrast for $4,000 White
Post Oak Ties, Of hs se as above to be deliveries
the line Of the road in piles from section IL to Ssetion 81
snorgb each section to supply the sama. psi r-sE
Persons wishing to bid will direct the President Direct
o. TIE NssHsiIis Forh- Railroad Company
HaIhYifs. Temp s1lsi- 6 -'-t--+-- suIygO-d
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FOR SALE Ely
Address J. MCPHERSON & CO.,
September 25, '6I-d3m Atlanta, Ga.
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Removed.

9 L." -s.s5.sI L ReElaOYed.,a5 -...,f
FAVE Fenovedy Shoe establishment to Market street. No
so, the public square, door to Morrow Cor
where would pleased former and friend
And shall endeavOr At all tim keep hand general as
nent Of Home Made Boots and shoes, IN AZ eTrs
varsity and low rates the prise Of ateals E us
Army boots and shoes and all kinds oheaVy kept in SoEs
or made to order.
highest market prizes paid for Hides and Leather 79
Tep2O-h uoE JAMES ". HAMILTON,
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ExroRT1oSEEs The C6Iumbus, (Ky.,) Confsds,
rate Nelos, has the following striking paragraph
upon the miserable scheme Of huckstering, which
is so extensively practiced BY some ia country
"The man Who at This time, would, by any de-
vice or scheme Of hnckstsring speculate at extraV-
agant prices upon the soldier who has left the com
forts and plenty of his home for toll, hsrdships,
and risks of camp or battlefield to protect these
very persons in all that is should be dear to
man, is worse than the vampire who fans his VIC
tim with his wings whils he sucks the blood from
his heart. Let all such be spotted and lsie5Rside
for the day Of fearful reckoning" r III "a
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LATEST FROM WAsHNGToN.7--.s.
ar.iy furnishes the following
s'We have met our last defeat
eve have keen our at Ietrea

e-v sWe have met our last defeat! -..r-r
"We have ieen our asst Ietrea'lP
So said or sang the hopeful Mcclellan, few
weeks age. The "highly respectable gentleman
who always arrives by the Central train assures
that when he parted from Ne. yesterday morning q
week ago, he was singing: -r-- - =
sNow have some sad misgivings. % : i - i
3, s5ince I've met this Genera iRgs."
-- Richmond Wing.
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Gen Johnst0n's Order.
HEADQUARrERs Army OF THE PoT'l

CentreYille, Va, Oct.z2 1861
The Commanding General announces 70 the army
with great satisfaction brilliant success achieved
yesterday near Leesburg by Col Evans and his
brigade, Sill
After contest lasting from early morning until
dark, this brigade routed and drove back into Ma
ryland very large Federal force, capturing six
cannon and $40 prisoners and killing and WOunding
q large number. $50
The skill and courage with which this victory
has been achieved entities Col Evans and the Sew
enth Brigade of the First Corps the thanks of the
army. By command of Gen Johnston,
49, THos. G -RHETT, A. A. Gen.
Al Gen. BeGlqegdrd's Order. -,.
HEADeUARTEBs, 1st Corps Army CT the POtomse, I
NEAR CENTREYnLE, Va, Oct. 23l, 1861
The General Commanding, in communicating to
his army corps General Orders No AZ, dated Octo-
Der I'D, 1861, from the Headquarters of the Amy
of the Potomac, must avail himself of the occasion
to express his confident hepe Ihst all Of his COM
mand officers and mer ,by'the brilliant achievement
of their comrades IN arms, OF the 9TH Brigade. on
the 2lst inst will be assui ed of ability 70 cope
successfully with the foe, arrayed against US IN
whatsoever force they may offer battle. Under the
inspiration of q just cause, defending all we hold
dear on earth, worth living for, and with the
manifest aid Of the God Of battles, we can and must
drive our invaders from the soil Of Virginia despite
their numbers and their long accumulated war
equipage. --------
SOLDIERS OF THE IsT CoRPs-Your enemy is demon.
allied by these defeats; his numbers give but tenn
poraTy confidence, which at sll times you can dis
sipate in an instant, when animated by the resOlu
tion to conquer die facing him. After the
of the 9TH Brigade in the conflict of the 2lst Octo
Der, no odds must discourage or make you doubtful
of victory, when you called by your General TO
engage IN battle.
BY command of General Beauregard -.i
IHOS J5RDAN A A. General
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THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
DagueFreOtypes 5AmbrOtypes.
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s-.ssrc3 - FzESfSAIN 0TFPES,
sPHEREOTYPEs An D iPE9oFefRAPHS.
No ~ Ghion street door % vessel ThosapsoB's
30 IT, 81 a. p sALTZNIAN, 49,
= fe ~ lkkTs OFEzAToz At HusEks sALLEKT)
uAVINa Atted a roems AAaTe. exclusively for thsf
H banhos b11s.s sPrspsTsd-tp teeeiTe ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and rae ss Of their faoes IN
Ae highest style Of the Art No expense has been spared s
furnishing his aaerments or procuring the latest
nProged apparatus and materials and conaauf
inisves al WIG may want poaaestO gYshz AsA plsaEns
tisfsctfon IN every czEessr agel9frq = ?
IL AntrGnes next dcor Vest 70 Vessel Thpmpaoa.
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TN consideration Ct the savanes IN al descriptions 81 stea
the msnufaeture Of castings the increased
oss Of labor consequent The Prescot expense q living
We the undersigned, founcfysn of the city OF Nashville,
mpeilea advance the price Of cag8v
pound from the present date. "a - s-l--- - q.
Ia. ~ 81 BILLS 4 MOORE,
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Na.hTilis October Is, Is6',dlm b. BGP
a-all .lsyll For Rent, rii--.lvS 11sI 81
BRICK EoUsE, situated On ths corner Of sayand high
IA lstrestso Apply % s..- -s-9 "a, A TURNER
Nashville, October 10, l65I-cA - -.-ti-t3i- y i'-
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Bark Mills.

a. bla rs-a la Bark Mills.
IHE best Improved doubs-grinding BARK Mills yet Inven
ed Is beng aoufsctured AMI viii be ready for d.
HVery By the hfst oflOctober For sale At -..-
: - j. LUMsDzN co.,
"a Ne III South Market street, N[shviiie,- Tenn p
b9Fc~- LIZ MsDgN 4 MANN,
septliR No IS Magazine street New Orleans, Ia
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Surgeon c. S A. and Medosl Director Of Contra
Division in Kentucky. I'D.
Bowling Green, XIV. Sent % 1861.
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ss-1----5 - Ad dress OF Col. THEMES w. Thomas,
10 he IN Re5i7asat GEORGIA TohnsarS after nI6Tn1
ina en- ne 17aeobsr, 1851 at the Camp
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CURRY & MARSHALL.
GOLD mRpAL PIANas !!

ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERIORITY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23
I'D L H ID :

On Fridsy The ODD nst AZ o'clock A. NJ P. II. TAY
I.OR, aged 10 years, Of Richmond, Va.
His funeral will take place this morning ut 10 O'clock from
Masonic Hail. corner Charles and Peido His
friends acquaintance invited to attend without further
notice.
DUDLEY LODGE No. &C, F. AND A. h.-The members of
this Lodge are notified their Lodge ROOM Masonic
Hs this morning 90 o'clock for the purpose of paying the
last tribute respect deceased BROTHER PATRICK H.
TAYLOR of St. Johns Lodge, Richmond, Va.
The members Order generally respectfully invited
to attend By order of ". Il. STEWART W. NJ.
J. W. SuEARER, Secretary
On Fridaypvening the nst 81 O'clock MATILDA
GRAYER wife of Benz. Miller aged "a years and days
Tho friends acquaintance of the family respectfully
invited to the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of husband No. SIS Calliope street.
E~Herring's Patent Champion Fire ana
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Gaver street. New Or
law.
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T4cessEv Dollars EeeevQy,G

Will be paid for such evidence will lead the colec.
tion of tho following License duo under the following seco
of the City Tax and License Ordinance, 10. SAB
SEC ST. Each and not citizen of the State who
shall receive solicit orders CUSTOM display samples or
sell dispose Of goods other articles of commerce.
any whatsoever either agents OF
Others shall pay license of hundred dollars payable on
demand before commencing business under penalty fifty
dollars recoverable before any competent Magistrate or Re-
corder for the benefit of the city
Apply at the of Camp and Canal Streets to
GEO. W. GREGOR,
2pf Collector of above License.
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M Al RR IE d.

On wednesday March 49, 1861 10 A. at the residence
If ,ha brides mother by the Rev. H II. Rouse Mr. j. NJ
COOLEY of Louisiana, to Miss MATILDA ahhbhhi, OF
Herbertsvie New Jersey.
70 MRS. j. COOLEY.
NAV blessings of God your head ever flow,
And friend. hip be with yon wherever You goi
NAV virtue and peace still attend you in life. -
And free your young heart from contention and strife
MAY God in his mercy insure you good health,
And grant YOU the comfort and blessing of wealth,
And when in this world all these pleasures shall end,
NAV yonr soul find in Jesus heavenly friend.
/ HERBKRTsylILE, March 49, 1881, w. b. W.
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NEonslaY,s Crescent.

Mondays paper will be crowded with original
and selected matter The edition Of Monday has
grown to an extraordinary size well as our every
y day issue. Advertisers will perceive this fact
by finding copy Of the Crescent in almost every
family dwelling in the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

aS5-If sEyerthesame StupidassN desires his p.o-
ductions ventilated through the columns Of the
Crescent, he must make his identity known TO the
ssGoI.n or his representative. No admission to
ANONYMOUS people.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

souTHERN AMERICAN 7 ARTY The nominations
for Judges Of the several District Courts, made by
the Southern American party, are elsewhere pub
lished. The gentlemen whose names are embraced
In the tfcketw be recognized by our citizens as
of worth, ability and approved merit. Due and
proper consideration should be had to this ticket
as The matters involved in the election Of the Judi
lciarY are Of the utmost import.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

THE NIEFAIRIE RACES. The spring meeting at
the Metairie begins next Saturday. The stables
are full of famous and mettlesome racers, all in
excellent condition and eager for the fray. A
glance oyerthe programme, advertised in another
column, will satisfy al judges Of horsefesh that
lively times are ahead at the glorious old Metarie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

AFAIR FOR THE oRrHANs' HoME.-An entertain
1nent ia 10 be given by the ladies at Odd Fellows
Hall, beginning on Monday evening, for the bene-
iit Of the Orphans Home in the Fourth District.
4 viii be beautifully gotten up and charmingly
conducted. The lady managers have our thanks
Tor the complimentary tickets sent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

TIM JUDICIARY. y 8 Peoples Ticket" for
Judges Of the District Courts Of New Orleans, is
to-day published, The names of the gentlemen
composing sthe ticket are well known, and will
command the attention Of the community
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

CoaHEcTIoN.-A few days ago we published
very interesting article entitled "a Pugstic
Solder giving sketch of the life Of the famous
English Life Guardsman, John Shaw. In giving
credit We made the mistake Of substituting the Lon
! don Sporting Journal for Wilkes Spirit Of the
Times, for which was written and in which it first
appeared.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23
SATURDAY. MORNING, MARCH 49, 1861.

ear CORES OF THE CRESCENT, containing the
oaHeial proceedings Of the Convention, can be had
1t our counter, in wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

0RLEAGs CADETS. Capt. Dreux and his company
intend going over to Gretna this evening, to I'M
dlargo ii "a hours encampment exercise, finishing
Tomorrow evening. Themembers of the company
WIN please observe the Captains call, advertised
I'm RnnfIler column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

~ We are indebted to Hole y Co., No. 81 TX
change Place, for the London Punch and the last
number Of Harper's Weekly pictorial.
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aa- Tha gentlemen of Adams Express have our
thanks for New York papers Of the 18th and West
ern papers of the 18th, in advance OF the mails.
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SeaE,eEE z. E'kYaETIzY,.
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
10 and Is Royal street,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD VINE LIQUORS, ETC,
10 and Is Royal street,
Has store large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pnts also other brands,
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
hENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality
large assortment of the best Old Sherres such AMONT
LAD0, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR SHERRIES-l8 3&-SOUTHSIDE MADEIRA, OF
direct mpoation other Madeas Of lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC RANDIES-Vntage 1895, 1885,
1902 and 18O5hlarge supply always hand All grades OF
CLARET and WHITE WINES. in glass and wood. WHIsE
KYSscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys SCOTCH ALE PORTER, in plns and quarts. COR
DIAIS, Ny usual the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any other city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2ptf Nos Is and lb Royal street.
AS to the above rande Sherres Madeira Ports Cham.
pRge satisfied house in the city produce good
better the prices Any house dozen OF
each named wines if they produce better the price
two prices they cannot the judges to be dnerese
parties the good with thing sale in tho
ratio.
MIG 2psf SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

MISSISSIPPI Fire COMPANY No. 2. = The mem
bers Of this Company are elsewhere notified that
their regular monthly meeting will be held on Mon
day. 25th inst, at o'clock P. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

aa The official proceedings Of the Louisiana
Convention, in French and English, Of the 2lst
instant. appear on to.day's third page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

Il. ~. LYONS & Co.-This widely known and
Justly popular Southern clothing establishment Nos &C. IS and
20 Az Gharea street, offers large varied stock Of spring
both wholesale and retail The goods
have e with especial view TO both the taste and
economy q I'll purchasers. wewould particularly call acn
to assortment of Youths boys and ohildens clo
complete outfit ef any desired quality BIO had
their emporium, No. CHARLES street which is exclusively
deyntad to the sale Of thsse asiieles9
These goods offered very prices being burened
with the recently existing tariff
refer to the advertisements another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-23

Firm DrsrRfcr GouRT. Judge II. B. Eggleston
is else where announced MS candidate for reelec-
ton to the responsible office Of Judge Of the Fifth
District Gnurt.