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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

H
ION "a. WrEk FNpISe Sept 6. 1866.
Expressly f 1HB ~ y. TRIwSH BY our own bpor.eLl
TIE following the current rates oil articles 70 goVI
ton. sold bY commission houses az wholesale Shippers
receive deducted for com Missions Dos9e
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 70 zen
often with immediate returns 10 made cahO'
evays obtain the p-ces winch TRANSIENT buyers nave 20 pay
our fgre2 Intended m0etor the farmer tam tue mor
chant and prefer not TO disaPpont BY giving the o1noe
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS.
Strictly prime beans plenty nor il there much de-
snd them Common xed and poor beans can searoe
be acid at any 1ro Some Offering at 5c ousheL we
quote; - an =.
9eans pea prime q bush l01s2 -
Beans edium prime y bush. I3e W
kidney y bush- prime .------.--.--. z0S 81
Beans marrow, prime ,---'----' so1
Beans inferior. ooS az
Peas. Canadian. bush. zos -
BUTTER.
II the present week forotae Of what the butter market
il TO be- Il will be bad enough-indeed It so bad now that
some dealers refused to receive lots 20 sell on eomnssop
even. These Of coure exceptional cases. pat WIN Que
cellars full thew room Tor more Receipts arc
much largerOver 6 packages for tie week endhR To-
day il Absolutely impossible % cell common western
and naTd work rid Of fine Oar quotatObs are
really nominal most varieties. There IS no CaniorIa ue
maud Eastern dealers inqnrng some OF the sur
pus be disposed Of III TINS market Inc southern
nothing present so that stocks are pug
no ard 40 outlet There such thing forcing the mar
ket az buyers will only take what they have pace
for Recent accounts from Milwaukee, Wis. put tho
receipts Of butter a. that Place at 63OO pkgs from NAY
August IT, against 80 300 FOR the sumo period ot year
II other Western sections have Increased TIER maze IN e
thing lie this proportion II VIII eaSy DO seen that some OUT
10 be rid Of ard not little thought II bestowed
upon the By which y 20 be Accomplished We 10
not report the market entirely broken down. Only there
scarcely any trade just and holders are not YET ep1ea
10 drop very argelJ former quotations. though decne
Of about &c generally conceded and now certainty
looks though the decline would continue Very few OF ne
State irkns can be sold above 4Oc except IN way
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rhe amount Of lesatsndsr ponsy n ereaatl0n va q

June l. -. ss59. 100 go March -. s605es444
oc Giri' b.. CO. i 1000 80 Nav SJ -. 8s9529
December -; 90 go iJe June l. ;..-.. 56i'5t9tSe
January sIs1s9199 September l.. sS5iis7sa
The reduction in legaender notes between june 1865
aud September /. ls66 was thereflre slO4048sN.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday says;
The money market remass close and lenders freely sup
Piled with good paper m the open market at Oa2 per cent
between bankers and then customers tho I1s are
nd there "a With the present supply OF currency lot
any increase the demand for loans There is great deal
OF redconnng but not much business 10 the way OF new
pIer The time at hand when increased receipts OF
currency through mercantile channels 7ay be looked for
Large amounts 4 currency have been st into the Interior
Annexed Is the report OF jobbers prices at the New.
York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 40 and 81 Park-pace;
brown sheetngs-Amoskeag A. 29c. PeppereH Z, 2lc. ;
Beaohed SleetIngs-EIs sempor Idem, a2ci hOTe, &c.
Prns-Paeiac 1870 Hamilton sic; Arnold. l7c.i Free.
Wop sfr, Br,dey's Duplex ptic and Empress Trail
In good demand; Meyers XXI D., inch tapes ~ 7Sc
Shirts W / Standard Dress No. ga sJ@j j. W. L.
Psner colspsMroooitan Collar Companys Byron and
Gsrrotte No No 10 Extra and yer Corrugated sO0 SO
Bone Made%Yo T. e. 5oi No G. q 50; 80 O. So
Rubber Cravais-No plain, Inch o. sine9. go, 800
lueb g.. No figured i'neh 80 ''neD - 'Oi iiH'N'
Brown Drils-Boott Mills. Csc; Massachusetts 2lc-
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
INTEREST At THE OF SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM PAY
ABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, on TIE FIRST DAY or JANUARY
AND JULY.
PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE GOLD ooS IN TIE
CITY IoRK-
Amount ofus 81 $780, In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
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Receipts Little large snan last reported amounting %
Az for the week ending to-day. Tho demand u gooa ana
prices unchanged Some Western have been sold AZ the marx
for q d25c others with loss ~ at 26dg7c.
Prime State eggs known marks are bringing &c "A theJ
run. Some q anada eggs coming forward Wequotei
SevJersey and PennsyIVania fresh. v dor 20 or
ttate. gu3l marhs -
Western. and Canals y doI. good order - go
Egg DATA v buso. rood .--.-----.--.----.-tS ~
FRUITs AND BERRiEs
Western APPLES nC D. lots a ~ While river apples
in opehheaded barrels bring s3d g. 90 Common crab apples
don't sell Bartlett have been very abundant and low
pretty good ~ o. biol aud soft fruit low ~ 81
There Indication OF an Improvements and really hne
fruit would command eO-more IN baskets. few Flemish
Beauty and Louise Bonae pears coming In also some Seke
and Beurre non They bring 81 5Oas2 peach basket
About 800 crates Of peaches are coming from Koohes
ter Der day and sell SJae6 per quality Some poor
brought c pint to-day Grapes now taking
the lead abundance Of Concods already on the Market
from Mar and Jersey and this state give evidence
Of heavy crop Those growers who were so s
10 count upon 25JO the through are beng won
deruy issppoined few very fine ones put up IN su
perlo order st selling at co. but the bulk go at a1e
few Delaware coming and some have brought 5Oc
bot generally sell 25c IL Is useless TO send the common
wild grape rke vih the expectation OF their eng oi
enough TO pay Pums improTingi seat IN small
baskets many they bring more than queed hhosuo
hsvrfes scarrely sell al We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST ~ GOLD ooS IN TIE
CITY IoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rise,3:33 Sun se.......6S Moon hes''''''.''s
-,
candy Hses O.3s Gov Island Hell GAte.eOs
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Amount ofIas g., 1885, 600. Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

INTEREST At THE OF SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM PAY
ABLE SYSTEMATICALLY, on TIE FIRST DAY or JANUARY
AND JULY.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
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TreaAuv7 3-l0a.

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City Is, ~.
1000. .......lOO
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10000. .-... 20
=. +. w a. Chic !
1000. .....l O3!
Hudson River.
100. 1904
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

ships are expected from China with coolies. There
s very large stock of sugar On hand.
Cholera deaths at Guadaloupe are seven and
one-quarter per cent. Of the population. The
disease is now less violent.
The immense production Of beet root sugar in
Europe has alarmed the planters Of both Islands.
st. Domingo advices to April 14th, say the insur-
gents had attempted to seige the towns of'Sau
Cristobal, Bani, and San jose de 0coa. The gov
eminent had dispersed the insurgents, and order
was restored.
Venezuela advices to the 7th intimate that the
Republic was likely to sympathize with Spain
against Chill.
The new gold mines of Noueva. Providencia
were yielding abundantly.
Military squabbIes about State rights claims
disturbed the territory at some points.
NEW YoRE, April 3.-Intenss excitement pre-
vailed yesterday afternoon in Wall street, owing
to the discovery Of q large number Of fargeries in
railroad bonds and checks, amounting to nearly
$500, 600, supposed to have been committed by
John Ross.
There were two new cases Of cholera yesterday
were in the hospital yesterday, but rapidly i'm
proving.
The q. S. sloop-of war Eearaarge was at Lisbon,
Portugal April IL. Seven officers and seven men
had died Of the yellow fever. Only one case
remained on board.
/ The Times Washington special says the fate OF
| the reconstruction report IS sealed.
| The committee has agreed to report against the
mission to Greece.
CIscrgEATI, May "A Union State convention
viii be held at Columbus on the goth Of June, to
nominate candidates for secretary Of state aud
Ia1Hes Of the supreme court.
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Point Clear HOteE.

Tho undersigned will open the Point Clear Hotel
The 10th day of May next,
This establishment is being repanted and put in
pete repair and condition Gas and water works being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house
nshsd entirely new with the best of materials and the latest
Improvements.
Arrangements will be made for direct communication will
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the most approved pattern been ordered Ten PHI
Alleys being built and every suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded man, woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heahunes celebrated watering place has no supe
rO on the continent the undersigned intends to make
the most easant and comfortable in the world
CHAS. E. SNEDES, Manager.
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.REa5sO9l Doret
n. Flt$aUlEEiGru,
sTATIONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOO
MANUFA CTITRER

STATIONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is now receiving fine assortment Of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
Waite and Blue ruled and plain manufactured expressly for
this market to which he invites attention of his
and the public generally.
BLANK BOOKS every size and style of ruling and bind
Ing, constantly on hand and made to order
COMMERCIAL BLANKS OF all kinds on hand and printed
to order in the neatest style.
An extensive and complete stock Office Furnishing Goods
generally including Hoes fine Copying Presses as well as
variety of cheaper ones, all warranted.
Copying Press Stands Books, Brushes etc. etc
Foley's superior GOLD PENS.
Faitchilds
STEEL PENS of all the best manufacturers
WRITING PAPER and ENyELoPs of all kinds
FLAT PAPERS of all sizes.
PRINTING PAPER-2115x33 and 3lx4S.
Checks Notes. Drafts, Bills of Exchange Bill Heads an,
Cards printed or Autographed in handsome style
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention
GO Camp Street. ..,...............s az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

TEE LAST MsH,'0 '0F THE RErREATING ARMY
The Petersburg index, speaaing of tbs deseGra-
tica Of buricA hot in Pocahaatas, near that city,
makes the folO'aing interesting meation of the.
last devoted North Carolinian;
There is hari ed here ona soldier-aa North CARO-
Ina Curtius-- who, on the night of the evacuation,
was LETT az RNteahontas hTdge to, tre it, and was
Killed the9ei she last man Of tha retreating army
He was faaB,d dead by the Federal forces in ad-
Vancings aud b y them Inferred in blanket, his
only ccLnrs, ard the apron of . woman who came
there t0.'T ee'p, his only shroud.
We add sturb him not, but let moEAment be
erectAd' TO ais heroic memory,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

THE GREAH THRNUG IL RouTR NoRTH.-sWe in
vte the attention Of such of our readers as design
travelling North, East or West, to the advertise
ment which appears irl our columns thislnorning.
The connections betv Ten. the jackson Railroad
and all ths othen great rhi road routes-being now
complete, parties go1l Esby it can go to almost any
point sSpedhiousiy Isefore the var, and with
} eanal saeetK and cnrnfnft,
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Notice.

EEw ORLEANS, Aprn q, 1866
The following BANEs Of this city and after LAY lst,
will close their respective places business o'clock
till further notice:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA.
CANAL BANK.
MECHANICS' AND TRADERS BANK.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
SOUTHERN BANK.
UNION BANK.
BANK OF AMERICA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

SECOND JUSTICE OF T3sE PEAesA-The card Of
Mr.. Braughn. embodyimg an Explanatory letter
from Walter H. Rogers Esq, Rcssiaent pro tsR.
of the Parish Gonventina will sasfonnd in another
column The card VIII flttrast, the attention of
those of our readers>nter este in the controversy
regarding the nomination for Second Justice Of the
paaca
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

HoUsREaEqzRs. A1EES rIoN.--Bread can be made
on the nsta3t itilo 4.qR3ast aoitcas bneatag and
warraatad light 9s a4eather, by using BshopTiok's
baking powder, as, per directions on each can.
See tAe, list of grGeiars who kaaP them, wAieh is
| nnhIjshei in aIIothsjr column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

ERoN2B.-rhe bronze of which she auoients
made ttreir weapons and other articles was com
POSED o lightweight parts of copper and twelve
OF tin. and it IS remarkable that the same proper
tolls were used by nations living quite remote
fl ON each other.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

FATHER roo MUCH.-A Mormon elder was lately
refused legal divorce in England oA the groana
lat a Mormon marriage is no marriage at at a
Mormoa has hitherto been considered very much
i married man
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

We clip the following from the Cairo Times Of
the 25th ult:
Commander Fitzhugh, of the United States
navy, arrived here last evening, by order from
headquarters, Next week four of the monitors
| gulf-one under Commander Ftzhugh, anothe
! under Commander Owens, the third under Maste
| McElroy, and the fourth under Master Rogers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

CryI RtGHTs-A white man stole chicken
and black man hog, in GoldsboFo' n. c., re-
! Gently. They were each tied to the whipping post
and submitted to forty lashes, save one, on the
bare back
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04
AGa.Ieal anG. ,rhentracaI.

Grams Italian opera company is to commence
an engagement in New York on the 5th Of May
Miss Bateman was playing at NbEois still and Er.
and Mrs. Barney Williams are at the Winter Gar
den. Mr.. Lester WaIlack'a performance. at bis
own theater were to terminate on the 18Th and
on the same day Mr.. Owens would close lis en-
gagement at the Broadway. He was To commence
at the Boston theater on the 3Oth. Mr. CHARLES
Barras has been doing novelty al Woods thea
ter. He appears in a play called the g Hypochon-
driae in which Sc he acts disagreeble part with
singular fidelity to nature.n
A Boston publishing house recently procured
from England an advance copy of Tupper's new
tragedy, Raleigh, at cost Of $50, and sent it
to Edwin Booth for examination, intending, if he
would consent to play it, to publish the tragedy
He has rendered an opinion that. while Raleigh =
is in many respects well fitted for parIor theatri
Gals, or readings, it Is unsuited for public repre-
sentationr
Mr.. VIM. C. Peters, the well known music pub
Usher, died suddenly in Cincinnati, on the Goth.
The destruction, by the late Opera House fire, Of
his immense collection of plates, the creation of
which had been the labor Of his life, no doubt has
tened the event. His catalogue was the most ex-
tensive in the West previous to the confagraton.
Mile. Theresa, the celebrated DtUd Of Paris, has
recently QeClnSu au OHSI Va tAS
klcazar, of MarseiIles of salary OF twenty thou
sand francs for one MONTH travelling and hotel ex-
penses in the first hotel at Marsellles paid; car
rage and pair with livery servants during her
stay; illuminations in the hotel on the evening Of
arrival; serenade with torches; an official recep-
ton at the railway terminus and grand saloon Of
the hotel by the manager and staff Of the Marseiles
Alcazer; an entry into the city in q caleChe drawn
| by four horses, which viii be announced before
hand by special qfiohes; grand dinner the day
after her arrival; the Alcazar to be brilliantly
Illuminated and decorated during her stay, and Two
hundred seats to be reserved for the elite of Mar
settles society.
) At Antwerp new two act opera, by NJ. Peua
vaire entitled La Tileuse,'' is in preparation
The Gorscans, by Herr Gotz, is to be brought FOR
: ward at the Weimar theater.
1t is said that the French composer, n. Clapis
y son, lately deceased, has left behind him an uu
published comic opera called lie Baron d
Trenck,'' in three acts.
The musical talent Of " young" Germany is il
y vited to grand musical festival to be given by t
u Duke Ernest of Coburg, in May. Each artist is
produce one of his own modern works.
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Found a character.

General B. F. Butler has found character. In
the course of some legal proceedings recently in
New York, his counsel produced the following
document:
1G WALL STREET, new YORK, Jan. %, 1865.
Dear str-The facts and circumstances (which
you communicated at my Office yesterday should
satisfy any reasonable man that abundant probable
cause appeared at the time to justify you, as a
public officer in the original taking of the fifty
thousand dollars (s50,090) IN gold from Samuel
Smith & Co.
Freely accepting your assurance that the gold
has been kept ready to be handed over to whom
soever might appear to be entitled to it, propose
to receive the same for my clients, and thus to end
d controversy which an earlier meeting between
us would have relieved of good deal OF bis
understanding.
EDWARDS PIERREPOET,
Counsel for Sam. Smith Co.
This is pretty good certificate as far it goes,
and constitutes about as much of character as
Butler is ever apt to get 1t shows that the dis
tinguished B. B. B.-scientifcally n1egatherinno
be trusted just about as far as you can see him,
There is no doubt at all that he has been very
much misconceived-perhaps even villainously
slandered by popular prejudice and report. Like
Rogue Riderhood, be was only trying to make an
honest living when he took that little amount Of
gold, and it was really unkind in Sam. Smith Co.
to interfere with his unquestionable right to obtain
livelihood. It's gratifying, however, to find that
the legal representative Of those gentlemen, after
being assured of getting their money has tried to
remedy the matter by giving Butler certificate
Now that the character has been obtained, we ad
wise its lucky possessor to button his pocke
tightly over it, or he may lose it in the street
which would be sad indeed for heaven only know
/ 1,a af
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

A boarder at one of our city boarding hoRsas.
on being asked how they lived there, replied that
the hash was rather doubtful, but tho beef
"bWlal"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

PARAsoLs,-Thirty dozen fine silk parasols, SUI
perior finish, from 81 and upwards, for sale by
Kreeger & seligman, COZ Magazine street, oppo-
site St. Elizabeth Asylum, marble front store,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

WILCOX & GIBBS Machine will sew, hem, fell,
brad tuck, gather, quilt, cord and embEoider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox Gibbs' are repaired
and warranted at No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

THE OLYMPIC.-Three pieces are to be presented
at the Olympic tonight " The Two Queens" " The
Bonnie Fish Wife" and The Alpine Maid, " in all
of which the talented manageress and her facetious
husband appear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

NATIONAL EXPRESS ANN TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY.-Stockholders in the National Express and
Transportation Company will see, by notice pub
lished elsewhere, that an agency of the company
has been establisheI in New Orleans at the office
of Messrs. ]. B. w alton & Deslsnde, No. At Caron-
delet street, where those who have neglected to
pay the call fs ten dollars on each share, can have
an opportupty of doing so, or else under the pro-
vision ofIaw the stock will be sold in the city Ol
Richmo ad next Monday the 7th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

ACADEMY OF MUsro.-The performance at the
Academy tonight is for the benefit of Messrs.
Geo. and D. G. Kesler and William Roberts, to
whom, as the bills very correctly say, thepublic
are mainly indebted for the many spectacular and
mechanical effects, that add SO much to the inter
est of the performances. The bill presents an
unusal variety of burlesque ballet, pantomime
and acrobatic feats. The mechanics night
will be one of the most brilliant nights of the
season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
hENTIRELY NEW having just received from the most
Celebrated Foupdre8 comprises all the Modern Improve
nnnDta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

The invention described in the following para
graph from the Memphis Appeal would be inyam-
able in the Crescent City:
A horse broom for street sweeping has baenin-
the northern cities. Il is a revolving cylindrical
brush drawn by horse, and gathers up and car
ries off the dirt and rubbish with little more arou-
BILE than street watering cart does its duty.
could be thoroughly swept every morniRg before
business hours with an inGalculfsble cemfsrt to
the people, at a very small expense. and the
wonder Is that the Improvement has nett Been in
operation before this, Let MS have taese. hrooms
| at work as soon as possible. Doubtless some of
our skillful mechanics coald quickly construct
them if not and it shall iAvolvs tostInuah loss oil
| time let several be procured and begin Their
| cleansing revolution as soon as possihleA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04
7ELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES
THE NEGRO RIOT IN MEMPHIS
THREATS TO BURN THE CITY
ARMED NEGROES ARREsTET

Steamboat Ezplosion---Loss Of Life
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-This will be the last
night but two of Deage's ballet and pantomime
troupe. The entertainment will consist of the
pantomime of " The Milliners.' grant ballet di-
vertissement, the Prismatic Fountain and /" The
Brazilian Ape,"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-04

BOOK ARD JOB PRINTING,
sbcH
LAWYERS Briefs,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADIEG,
BILL HEADS,
BANR CHECKS,
PRoM1ssoRY NOTES.
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS
DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS
BLANKs,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS.
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
and Every Other Description of j OBJ Printing.
The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
Is ENTIRELY NEW, having just been received the
Celebrated Foundres and comprises all the Modern Improve
mOnts
TMe Louisiana and Tecas
PETROLEUM vAPOR STOVE
And
GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Being organised haze opened the exhibition of Stove
Gas BURNERS No lO6 Camp street. Poydrns, wher
Che public are nyded call and witness the operation daily
Csundays exeeptsdl from to o'clock
An order book ia open at the Office.
1WassOss Doree,
IA4 ANAL STREE ET...,.........14
NEW ORLEANS.
John Strennn, Proprietor.
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