New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
sss.'.. a..asA, MONTH. months. month.
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL i, 1866.

known all over the South and West as one of the
most reliable and competent druggists in the
country.
AT his large store No. 139 Canal street, is to be
found an immense stock Of all the articles en-
braced In the pharnlacopeia, as well as genuine
perfumery, French, English and American surgical
instruments, medicinal waters, artificial limbs,
medicine chests, saddle bags, ETC., etc.
These articles are fully guaranteed as fresh and
unauthorized, being invariably purchased at the
place Of manufacture or growth
Planters and dealers, as well as our own citizens,
viii find IT to their interest to call at No. lS9 Canal
street and examine for themselves.
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FAIR GROUNDS JOCKEY CLUE RAcEs.--The
spring races over the course Of this club commence
on Thursday next, and an exciting meeting may be
anticipated. The first race will be for the Cres-
cent Hall purse. mile heats for three year olds,
and the second run Of two miles for the coffee
house purse, Under the auspices of this club, the
public will not only have interesting races but
warrant also that the contests will be conducted
under the strictest rules of honor. The advertise
ment will be found elsewhere.
LARGE SEIZURE OF WHISKY m BoND.--General
Benton, Collector of Internal Revenue at this
port, has ordered seized upwards Of TWO thousand
barrels Of rectifed whisky in bond. It is said
some misunderstanding as to the requirements of
the law regarding the tax spirits is the cause Of
this large seizure. In this connection, we note
that Messrs. Longstreet, Owen q CO., 81 Union
street, agentsfors s. II. Pike 3 Co., Cincinnati adj
vertise III another column large stock Of Bourbon
whisky ii bond. We recommend buyers to call
npon them. ai}5 I.
Lyons Il Co.'s CIoTHMG ESTABLISHMENT.
The well established house Of Messrs. l. ". Lyons
b CO, corner Of ST. Charles and Common streets,
offer to the public one of the most comprehensive
stocks of clothing to be found in the South. Fash
ionable goods Of The finest qualities business gar
nents CANT and durable, and coarser fabrics, if
needed, are all to be found in their emporium.
They also have On hand 4 very extensive assort-
ment of fashionable and seasonahle furnishing
goods and everything that traveller may require,
4 from d Saratoga trunk to q carpet sack. rs,
PLEYEL PIANOS. MI. e. Grunewald, No. l29 Ca
nal street ounces through our advertising CO.
lums that he has just received from Paris q fine
assortment Of the celebrated Pleyel pianos.
Doors Asns SHOES. a large and wellassorted
supply of boots and shoes will be found in. the
store of Afr. u, Aarqneze, wholesale dealer, No
rs Canal street. 81 gives particular attention to
plantation orders.
DoIBEAR's GoMnERciAn GoLlEGE. The disas
trous results Of the late civil war must induce
every thohg land provident young man, who's
fortunes have been affected by the destruction
that has swept over our Southern land, to see th
necessity 81 accomplishing himself in come PROBES
sion that will enable him to secure an Independent
livelihood. The learned professions are over
stocked, but, ii the expanding commerce Of u
world, q man well Instructed in mercantile an
financial pursuits will always find profitable en-
ploynert M institution ia the country affors
better facilities for q thorough commercial educ
lion than Doibears College. Its great usefulne
Is attested BY thousands Of young men, now hol
ing honorable positions throughout the South al
west, III mercantile and financial concerns, wi
graduated III this school. The head Of the q
Iege, q gentleman Of large experience as an j
struetor is peculiarly qualified for the vocaho
IL The course Of studies Is comprehensive, and u
Il stuaent who does his duty to himself will find !
has an education that viii give him both pleasnl
and profit.
seMErHISG NEW m THE AMUSEMENT LINE. O,
advertising column announces that Mr.. Maitlan,
apreshdigateur, and Miss Jane Dillon Of the sam
profession, make their debut before New 0riear
public tonight, 1T Masonic Hall. The feats d
cribed upon the bills of these debutantes, ar,
dropping hard words, certainly unsurpassed b
slight of hand cr head Mr.; Maitland Informs I'll
public that he isIa cousin of The Earl Of Laude
dale, but We imagine that Mr.. Maitland, lik
Napoleon, who dated his patent of nobility fro,
his first great deed At Moutsnct&a, became al
tinruished when he discovered nat NJ aania !,