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PROGRAMMES.

President Won zinkeu will the yoksest precisely
at half, pest O'Clock P. n in due form.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
The two grand united Brass Bands Messs Chas Jaeger
Bothe forty mon playing the Grand Deutsche Voksst
March and otherpopular airs.
A GRAND VoLKsFEsT BALL
Will be opened o'clock n, With grand Poezeisa at
both spacious and splenddly decorated Halls Committee,
Theo Meyer, Chairman.
A GREAT VARIETY OF GAMES AND PLAYS
Are arranged for the entertainment Of all by the Oorateo
on Plays L. Stein, Chairman Prizes valued at S4SO1 be
distributed.
SPLENDID SHOOTING GALLERY
opento the public Rifles and Pistols furnished BY John
Schueckenberger of the well known Johns St Charles
Shooting Gallery various prizes valued at $3.50 The shoot
ing under the of the Shooting Committee George
IA"'- PRIZE "TURNEN.n
Immediately after the arrival of Procession
Grounds Turnenn will commence, under the supervision of
the Turren Committees Emile Major, Chairman
A GRAND TOURNAMENT ON HORSEBACK
will started by the Committee Equestrian Affairs Chas
St. Fry Chairman, o'clock Several valuable prizes
offered , -
purse $500 offered for the best among the horses
of the Fire Department The TO be under the supervision
of Ledner Chief Engineer and the Judges GppOntsd by
him. The race to commence at o'clock r. NJ.
THE GREATEST FOOT RACE OF TEE SEASON.
The, above named over Oot Race will take place be-
tween Philip Wemuth, ESQ., and John Curry, ESQ Purse,
$l25. -, -
Especially written for the voksfes will be delivered By I'm
,sressm:o Gustav Ostermann.
VOCAL CONCERT.
Under the direction of the Conmitee Songs, Lous
Grunew aid Chairman Grand Vocal Concert will take place
at By clock M embracing popular and choice chorlses
arranl ed by Messrs TheO on LGHache j. H. Looming
Grau and i. Brebs.
WONDERFUL ASTONISHING PERFORMANCE ON
THE FIGHT ROPE,
By the wo rid renowned Deaier who will produce soe sur
prising feats, expressly auansed for tire yOksfest
BRILLIANT ILLUNINATtoM
Tho Fair Grounds will bo Illuminated by the magnificent
unsurpassed Magnesium Light heretofore unknown the cit
of New Orleans This brilliant superb light epress
imported for the Yolstes at greet expense It's extrem
stronghsyI give magic ustye the Fair Grounds neye
before Sow Orleans ard elevate the truly
meness
Besides the above named amusRents and entertainments
CarousseIs, FyiAg Horses, Puppet Shows etc, etc.
MONDAY, TIE SECOND DAY oE THE VoLKSFEsT
whtho exception of the grand foot race abov
described the programme the day will be observed Oh
Monday, at o'clock Nj,
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES,
By the President anken in presence Of he Gsasra
Committee
Tickets OF Aduaisaion-S1 on Each Ray
LADIES AND CHILDREN FREE.
subscriss to ths Fair Grounds will be furnished with
ticket by applying the Office Of the Mechanics Agcul
! trual Fair Association.
The Fair Grounds Eennant will fly from the Crescent Hall
Canal and ST. Charles Streets the days of Vokstes
Goored persons notedmitted rvants accompanying
their employers rr,,,, vow ,,7,r,,,,,r
| +. KREDELL, Secretary. President,
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ArrlvaIa at the PrlnelpaI moteIs.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL--H Brunswick, Ohio; A
NJ Weir N Y; Fl S Routh, La; W Grimes, Hous-
ton; w Lusk. Natchez; R Il Edmonston, La;
Lorie, Miss; D Richards, 7; G w Perrie, Md;
DIR Fl Key, B A Hamiltyn; R H Clarke, Y; b
Simon, Gin; I L Schroeder and wife, Ky; Q Lau-
renee, coast; D G Bliss ] S Scott La; A l. Collins;
G Hall; Call; Q S Barker, Ala; II L Berry;
Texas; Miss Berry, do; A G M9nning, Tenn J
Kettallas, u s A; r Tracy, do; "A Robinson,
city; S Peaeocke, Ohio; c Currier, Mo; S Nj
Ruth, L.; De Gray, Y A; ) G Hodges, city;
J Y Ludlmg and family, La; NJ Sul1bacher, Tenn;
Fl Smith, La; Mrs Mondure and daughter, do ;
W Polk, do Maj T Hopwood, do; Gfammer
and wife, Ind.
ST. LOUIS HoTEL-Mrs G A Rice Boston; W
7 starke, Lower Call W Stanton. U Al ] B
Russell New Albany, Ind; Jaque; Mrs Dearieu;
L Hoberg and wife, Macon, Miss; @ M Wilson,
Mobile; j W Schall, Phila; H A Clarke, D NJ Kava-
naugh, st Louis; Clapp and wife, city; j W Kicks
and family, Pensacola.
Baker, Miss Martha Baker, Miss Baker, Y
Baker, j Baker, Houston, Texas; Capt Il
Brough and wife,. St. James, Q Il W 6
Neal and wife, ] s Saunders, W 7 Rob
inson, Owyer, Texas; j W Bnck and wife,
| Yicksburg; W Rossum, McLane, W w McCan,
Miss; II Lynch, Miss Hansb0rongh, La; II NJ
Poole and wife, Clinton, La; Mrs Ghahe p
Discher; L NJ Lee Norfolk Va; J w Watkins, J
EIarkins, rhorp, Ala; G P Caypool, Ky; I l.
| Martin, Memphis; II Bernstein, Mobile; Captain
Grice; Beers, Berwicks Bay, La; Robinsoa;
| IL AyeeS, Evansville, Ind; w j Mathews ShreVe
port; Bessep, Huntsville, Texas d Griffith
! Galyeston Bowker, Clarksyie, Texas; J Sarton
and wife, city; j slaymaker and wife, ] Deyoll,
| st Louis; ) Haworth, Chicago; G + Cline, Texas;
J J Hickman, A Burnhardt, J S Basser W FL
/ Earl, N Robertson, W ] Byker, La; Is W Oliver
| Homer, La; B Palham, La; J l. Barrow, La; w
II Bales, Texas; Mrs Edwards, S Love, Texas;
| Nv Thompson, lbervile; I A Jordan, Clifton, Ala
ST. JAMES-D D Curry, DR. Meade and wife
l&ss w Miller, La; ) Smith, Ark; W NJ Lowry
| Aken's Bend La; w R PondeXter ClarksyiIie
| Tenn; De Les Dernier, Chicago; Mrs Longmeyer
| Eias Wall, 0syka; r Gattney and wife Miss G
! Phillips, Liberty, Miss; II Dickson, Jackson
Miss; III Stansbury, Miss; j Loeb; G g Shacke
ford, Miss. P NJ Latimer; D G Morey, Miss; s Sci
Ter, Camden, Ark; S B Beordon, Ark; Capt Lock
a J,selters, 7 j Edwards, Lafayette county, Ark
r HHouse, Texas; WBrd, London, England; 9 I
Bressee, Richmond Va; W W Napier, AIilledge
vile, Ga; A W GoodLoe, city; 0 g Hatton, Meri
dian, Miss; L Kaysee, city; j NJ Alexander, S
Louis; Mrs H P Bee and family, Texas; NJ l
Forbes. Baltimore; 8 L Clapp and wife; + Glapp
Miss q B Lawrence, Pensacola; Dunekley, Wood
vile, Misc; s White and family, Trenton, La; j
Mitchell; Mrs Mitchell, Monroe, La; Mrs P A Con
| ley, Pennington, Miss; B Barnes, Crawfor
4 county Ga; Cotton, city; w NJ Blair, Texas; Mr.
| tombstone; Miss + Britton, Miss n Brton, Miss;
/ Y r Davis, La; G Smedes, Pass Christian.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1866.

being drunk, were sent to the workhouse for thirty
days each.
John Pearson, charged with assault and battery
was required to give bonds to keep the peace.
Mrs. Glenn, charged with assault and battery,
was fined $40.
dismissed.
RECORDER vEENARD's CouRT.-August Iser was
arraigned, charged by DR.. Poleman, with comit-
ting an assault and battery. Re was sent before
the First District Court.
Jane, Susan and Eliza, all cOlored, were
assault and abuse. The case was continued.
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THE oLYMPIo.-It must have been very crafty
lug to the beneficiary Of the occasion, Mrs. Wat
kins, as well as others of the Olympic corps, 40
witness the increased audience they were favored
with last evening.
The bill consisted of the charming comedy of
7tTwo QueeRs,n succeeded by the Scotch musical
interlude of the 'Bonnie Fish Wife," while the
laughable farce of the Alpine Maid p weund up
the entertainment. The acting was interspersed
with more than the usual allotment of singing,
and all who have heard Mrs. Watkins win lreadiIy
accord her the credit of being second to none
now performing here in this particular, She wat
creditably assisted by Mr.. Collins whose per
formanee was well received by the house. The
same plays tonight.
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Point Clear Rotes.

The undersigned will open the Point Clear Hotel about
The 10th day of May next,
Ths estalishpsnt being repanted put com.
ete repair and condition Gas and water works being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house
nhed entirely new with the best of materials and the latest
improvements
Arrangements will be ade for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both BY steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
Of the most approved pattern have been ordered Ten Pin
Alleys being built and evay amusement suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded to man, woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And hsathlness this celebrated watering place has no
ror on the continent and undersigned intends to make
the most sasant and comfortable in tho world
CHAs. q. sMEDES, Manager.
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The VAR1ET1Bs.-Mrs. Chanfrau'5 benefit, last
night, was an enthusiastic ovation. We have seen
the Varieties equally as full often but very rarely
an audience in which the external indications Of
elegance and taste so generally prevailed, The
entertainment consisted of two performance
= The Lady Of Lyons and The Stage Struck
Barber." With the first the play-going public are
SO familiar by its frequent performance that they
are intimate with the text, and therefore, critical.
The applause ELECTED by the play from such an
audience was sufficient testimonial of the general
excellence of the performance. 1t is not a drama
thatadmits an exhibition OF power. ANY young man
of good figure, genteel address and ordinary in.
telIigence will make passable Claude l[slrotte.
MIR. Bandmann's impersonation differed but little
from the usual stage conception of the character,
and consequently presented no noticeable feature.
Mrs. Ohanfrau gs Pauline, was what Bulwer in
tended, an admirable woman, marred only by
the vulgar anxiety Of bourgeois for a title.
The afterpiece had all the comic talent of thu
house in it, and with Mrs, Leighton and Fiske va
Chanfrau himself, who, as Jerry Clip, by his ex
traordinary powers of mimicry and faculty 0
changing his identity, shows how credible tn
marvellous traditions about Liston and Charlie
Matthews may be.
Tonight Mr.. Floyd, the manager, has his bene
fit. The whole force Of the company, with tn
addition Of Mr. Bandmann, is thrown INTO the Ell
tertaipment
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The immense business done by Megsrs. Kreeger
seligman is owing altogether to the eheapness OF
their goods. They sell bolt Of fine white Irish
linen, warranted pure fax and containing q
yards, for $40, $ll and $l2 piece dozen fine
cam5ric handkerehiefs for 50 90 and 50 rs pei
dozeR roll of linen lawn for S.; Al white
cotton at 20 cents per yard; French corsets gem
uine WherlY shape with whaebone, for 81 75.
Don't fail to ride up to their handsome store, COZ
Magazine street, one block above the market, near
Josephine street, marble front, opposite the St.
Elizabeth Asylum.
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Y. .FiE$sUiJEjCggse4
STATIONER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is receiving fine assortmentof
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue ruled plain manufactured expressly fer
this market which invites the attention his
and the public generally
BLANK BOOKS of 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
order in the neatest style
An extensive and complete stock Of oce FURNISHING Goods
generally including Hoes fine Copying Presses as asn
variety of cheaper ones all warranted .#.e.
Copying Press Stands, Books, Brushes etc. ETC.
Foey's superior GOLD PENS
Fairchdis :.
STEEL PENS Of all the hest manufacturers
WRITING PAPER and ENyELoPs of all kinds,
FLAT PAPERS of all sizes.
PRINTING PAPER-2l1sx33 and 3fx4s.
hecsE Notes, Drafts Bills of Exchange Bill Heads and
CUrdE printed or Autographed in handsome style
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
Camp Street 70
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nessee. Joined lie Confederate army at the begin
ming of the war, fought gsanty Until its close y
Apr, 1865. was parOled, returned to his nome IN
Tennessee and resumed his peaceful! avac4uon as
quiet and orderly citizen Ie %as W.. d lnatc'eb NJ
It t,e"ssa" g ooasi,tinr in Lis having belonged +!
the Southern army--trisd before the ci cunt conrt
at Daadridge, and sentenced to the pehitaltaEy
f,r he term of ionrteeu Yearas
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Doors AED SnoEs.-Mr. B. B. Newhall, No. l06
Grayier street, has very large and salabo stock
of the above named goods, and buyers from the
country or city would fiud it q paying Investment
of their time to look over his stock previous to
their making purchases. Mr.. Newhall's stock is
all fresh and good, and bis prices VIII be found
low. Give him a call
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-When the
ladies of the city read the advertisement of
Giquel, which appears in the CRESCENT this morn.
ing, we have no doubt but that they will be ex-.
ceedingly anxious to pay that splendid store a.
visit, and get share Of the fgreat bargains which
be had there. In fact the goods are being saeri
feed in manner beyond parallel. GiqueI always
sold his goods cheap, but now he Is almost giving
them away, as will be seen by the lstof prices in
the advertisement. The stock in that house IS one
of the most splendid in America. consequently
those who cannot get suited there must be tas-
tidious indeed.
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NEssas. MARTmEz & PALAoIo.-This is the
style of Spanish commercial firm which has
been recently established in this city at No. 1893
Grayier street. Both these gentlemen are old
citizens of New Orleans and are calculated TO-
maintain the high character Of the Spanish mer-
chants of this city. We predict for them a career
of success, and congratulate the commercial com,
naunity upon such an accession.
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Prepared Otg
RRsToRINe. PREsERvtNG,
BEAUT1FYING THE HAIR,

And is the delightful and wonderful article the world
produced,
The Proprietor has devoted both time and attention in COM
bnng and preparing this article Each ingredient selected
carefully prepared and combined proper proportions and is
offered With ceruinty that it viii give satisfaction.
No commonts is necessarya trial will convince a of its
efficacy.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to RESTORE
DARkEN and BFAUTIFY TtHsHAIR, hut also a deara-
BILE article Tor the Toilet higy neumed with rich
and dc rats perfume independent fragrant of the
Oils OF Palm and Mace
For sale BY 81 Druggists a1d Psrflmers.
T. W. WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor, IS Benvile street
New Orleans Ia.
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INTERESTING TO LUMBER DEALERss-The adyer- s
tisement of the superintendent Of the New Orleans
and Garrolltou railroad will prove interesting to
lumber dealers and we direct their attention to it
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Like "Quakers' guns,i artificial teeth are of
little use and easily detected. Take care of the
real ones. All yoa need is fragrant sozodont;
use it daily and your teeth will be the last Of ma
tare's gifts to fail You.
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Crescent

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. "a Camp street, New Orleans, La.
business men and the public respectfully informed that
tn CRESCENT possession of superior facilities for
th expeditions execution, the most reasonable
terms, Of
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
Ro8K AND JOB PRINTING,
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADINe,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKs,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS
PROGRAMMES
And Every Other Description of j oh Printing.
The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having received from the most
Celebrated Foundro comprises all the Modern Improve
u1onts.
TNe Louisiana and TerGs
PETROLEUM VAPOR STOVE
And
GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Being organized haze opened the exhibition of Stove and
Gas BURNERS No O6 Camp street, Poydas, where
public nvided call and witness the operation daily,
Sundays eEaepsd) from0 to 5Ocock.
An order book is open at the office.
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NEW ORLEANS
yoha atrenun FOroDpaetNr.
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Messrs ]. B. Walton q Deslonde will sell to-
day, at u O'Clock, at the Merchants and Auction
eersi Exchange
A large and valuable square of ground in Rick
erville, Jefferson City, opposite the Poydras-
Asylum, fronting on Peters avenue, one square
from the Magazine street railroad.
Three lots of ground and buildings thereon, cor
ner of Valmont and Jersey streets, ia Baskerville,
for account of the succession of ]. b. w Gods, de.
ceased.
Twelve lots, eligibly located, in Greelpllle. op-
posite the market square.
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LINEN sHEETNa- 10000 Yards.-A superior
article, very fine and heavy, 1O-4 wide at 81 so,
IA at 81 65, 12-4 at 81 IS. For sale by Kreeger
Il seligman, 6O7 Magazine street, marble front,
near Josephine street
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CEDAR CAarHoa-st1aing to insect life. Best
against moths. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Harris & Chapman, Boston.
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Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them Will
cox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are absO-
utely complete. Office No. St. Charles street
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ST. CHARLES THEAFEn.--A family matinee will
be had at the st. Charles ct noon today, at which
will be presented the pantomime of the Mil
liners" grand ballet advertisement, the pris-
matte fountain, and the funny pantomime OF
Joeko, !" SO amusing to children. In the evening
the pantomine of " Asphodel" will be performed
ACADEMY OF MUsrc.-A splendid matinee for
ladies' and children at the Academy to-day at noon,
and the same performance at night. Be it remem-
bered that the g Green Monster" the pantomime
so Astounding in maryels, fun and spectacular
grandeur, is but part of the entertainments.
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sRHOtGCe.

NRw ORLEANS, April q, 1866.
The toiq swing BANKS a this city and after MAY ls
viii close their respective places of business at o'clock p NJ
till fuEth IT notice:
FIR ST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
CIT tzENS' BANK OF LOUISIANA.
CA NAL BANK
NJ 3CHAsICS' AND TRADERS BANK
IL JUIsIkNA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS
o TTY NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
SUTHERE BANK
ONION BANK
BANK OF AMERICA
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ATTENTION, IEoNERs. The Crescent Steam
Laundry, just established at No. IT'S carondelet
street, wants twenty-five good ironers. See their
card in our wants - column.
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-Four hundred dozen fine linen haudkcrchials at
81 60 worth 81 SO, for sale by Krseger : ee6z-
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twill be perceived from the fore going decision
that the Jury hold the railroad company blamabe
for mot fulfilling its contract" and that the city
is to be censWred for not enforcing'' the same,
The nen compliance of contract, we are informed,
refers to neglect on the part of the company to
provide each car With conductor in addition to
the driver.
COMMITTED FOR CONTEMPT or COURT. Brog-
han and f. Young. deputy wardens of the work
house, were yesterday committed to prison for
twenty-four hours by Recorder Ahern, for con
tempt of ceurt. Under recent decision of the
Fifth District Court james Curtiss, committed to
the workAouse by the recorder as a " dangerous
and suspicious character was ordered to be re-
leased from the workhouse for the want of jursdic
ton in the recorder, but to stand committed until
tried the charge before the First District Court
In conformity with this decision Recorder Ahern
issued order directing Curtss to be transferred
to the parish prison, but the deputy wardens above
mentioned refused to obey the order. Honce the
commitment for contempt. ...
CHIEF OF POLICE ADAMS AND THE GRAND Jury.
Col Adams, chief Of police, was yesterday pre-
sened by the grand jury for maIfeasance in office.
The particulars of the case, as We lave heard
them, are as follows: The police, in its present
transition state, between the old aad new oTgani-
zatioa, il very ineffective. The consequence is
that at present, Col Adams is unable to afford
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TO BE GIVEN FOR THE
BENEFIT of the Fund for the Erection of an
ASYLUM FOR NEEDY GERMANS,
Sunday and Monday, 8th ard 9TH of May
next, at the
AIR ROUNDS.

First Day Of the yoltss,t, SUNDAY, the 7th Of May
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oo and Aeser Tuesday, aaaz I, 1855.

The following List or Prices will show that there NO
HUMBUG Come look and conviuce yourself
Fine one yard vide Beached COTTON at 221ac
Fine Linen Figured LAWN .at 32ac.
Fine, yard vide heavy Unbaachcd COTTON, at 2lc
Fine a. wide Pillow Case COTTON ....,..,..,... at 85c.
Fine FAST Caor American PRINTS. at lac
Fine rs yard wide 6leached COTTON at lS15c
Fine French CoRsETs (alI szes) 81 50
Fine yard wide Irah LINEN at s5c.
Fine 81 wide Beached LINEN DAMAsK. csc.
Zine Linen TOWELS Border. per dozen at So 75
Fine ynrd wide French JACONET ,,.,,....,.at2 &c
Fine do do ORGAEDY. .,..... at S5c
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
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r. F6g$aUjIE5cs,sa,

IONS gtrennn, Pronraetow.
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StTth Grand

ID EUTs CHE EOLKSIEST
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NEW ORLEANS.
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Being organized opened the exhibition of Stove and
Gas BURNERS No lO6 Camp street, Poydas where
the public nvded call and witness the operation daily
(sundays exeoptsdj FROM to O'Clock.
An order book is open at the office.