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II FfsAScrAL AND CoMMERuIAL SUMMARY. Coli
adxanced fulIy 302 q cent. On Saturday, and al
! though the movement was Of a rather restricted
character during the morning, a fair amount Of
business subsequently transpired at the enhanced
rates tho market closing firm at lS9a, against
1874 @IsS on Friday.
foreign Erchange was somewhat fayorably in
hnenced BY the upward tendency Of gold and
holders realized 40 advance Of a@l % cent. on the
operations Of the day. The movement was Of a
\ rather restricted character, however, and the
market closed quiet 1T l4sDl50 for bank sterling
l473@l4sl for clear bills, l45a@14ss for bill Of
lading bills, 3. 70E as .72af for bank francs, and
4 8. 76f SOC for outdoor francs.
Domestic ErcAdnge was inactive all day at pre-
vious dgures. The banks checked to only mode
rate extent on New York at l0ls u cent. discount,
and they bought rather cautiously at ll@1l u
cent. discount.
Securities appeared to have been in but very
limited supply and demand. No sales Of any class
III bonds transpired during the day, and opera
Mons Id stocks were very light at previous figures.
N .Diuidcnds. The bank Of america and the City
Railroad Company viii commence paying their
regular dividends to-day. Il ~
Election. The regular annual election of a
Board 81 Directors for the Mechanics and Traders
Bank will take place to-day, at the usual hour.
n Indssg ,srdtion. The Louisiana National Bank Of
New Orleans will commence business on Wednes.
day next, the 18th inst, at the corner Of St
Charles and Union streets, in the building formerly
known as the bank Of New Orleans.
Cotton opened quietly on Saturday, but as the
day advanced, . very active demand sprung up
which resulted in sales Of 5425 bales, at an i'm.
eprovement Of 1012c. y 1b., the market closing
firm at 40@42c. for ordinary, 44@45c. for good
ordinary. 47@4sc. for low middling, 10000. for
middling, and 81 @D52c. for strict middIing.
Sugar ard Moiasses were dealt in to only a linn
tied extent on Saturday. owing to the unfayorable
condition Of The weather for outdoor business.
e sales amounted To only us hlfds. Of the former
1d lsOS sof TIE latter Al fridays quotations.
acAr wss IA less acting demand owing to the
proapect of receipts on the early open
ing cf The river navigation Sales were restricted
! 70 $500 barrels without any change in prices.
mn Grain and Provisions exhibited no variation
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CRIcKET.-We are glad to see that movement
is on foot to revive and reestablish among us the
noble, manly and invigoratng game of cricket.
We sincerely hope that it will prove complete
success, as nothing could conduce more greatly to
the development of the physical energies of our
young men. The game of cricket calls forth in a
high degree the exercise of manly qualities, be-
sides being fertile source of recreation and
amusement. Itsill be seen by an advertisement
in another column that a meeting of cricketers is
to be held this evening at y o'clock in the Carroll
ton Railroad building, corner of Baronne and
Perdido streets,
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Military Commission.

HEADQUARTERS DErAfrNEsr OF LOUISIANA /
New Orleans, La, Jan. l3 1856.
General Orders No. Al
L Before Military Commission, which convened at New
Orleans louisiana pursuant to Special Orders No ll3 OF
November H. 1865 Special Orders No. IT, of December I,
1865, from Headquarters Department OF louisiana, and OF
which Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Tsdae lt New Orleans
Volunteers is President was arraigned ard 'fied:
James E. Dunkn, Government employee
Charge-Defrauding the United States Ge5ernment.
Specification I'm this; that he, James E. Dunkin c
employ of the United QuarerInasters De-
par ment of transportation, did direct Elias
Raj colored the employ of the United States Quar-
temaster by him paid from public funds and under the
charge of him. the said James Dunkn to work atthe p
residence and for the benefit of him the said James
Dunkin for the period of about two e. months preceding the
10th day Of October 1865 This at New Orleans Louisiana
during the months of August September and October 1865
Specification g. In this that he, James E. Duuk, ct
in the employ Of the United States Quartermass De
pament master Of transportation did convert to lis
and benefit forage belonging to the United States Govern
ment, using the for feeding his private horse This al
New Orleans Louisiana during the months Of August Sep
TENDER and October, 1865
Specification g." In this that he James Dunkiu eiti
in the employ of the United States Quartenaers De
partment master Of transportation did direct the black
smith under his charge and the employ Of the United
Government repair his private carriage the United State
Government blacksmith shop This New Orleans Louis
lana in the month of September thereabouts 1865
follows:
To the ls Specification of the Charge" Guilty"
To the I'd Specification Of the Charge" Guilty"
To the Sd Specification of the Charge" entity
To the Charge Not Guilty.
FINDING.
After deliberaon the evidence adduced the Com
mission finds the accused
Of the LIST Specification of the Charge" Guilty" but at
taches criminality thereto.
Of the I'd Specification of the Charge" entity but at
taches crininality thereto.
OF the Sd Specification of the Charge" Guilty" but
taches criminality thereto.
| Of the Charge" Not Guilty.
And does therefore, acquit him. James E. Dunkin Govern
ment employe.
IL The proceedings and finding in the foregoing dit
approved No custom sanction what forbidden by lay
and by the regulations The prisoner will be discharged or
custody dismissed employment the service
the United States.
By order of Maj. Gen E. n S. CAsBY.
WICKHAM HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Actin Asss utantf
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M ARRIED

At the MGnhee Church. Thursday Evening" January IL,
by Rev. Dr. Walker, WIN. SHUT of Springfield, Illinois,
and ELLA VIOLA COLLINS niece OF Mrs Sewe I. Taylor,
of this city.
On Monday. January l. by the Rev DIR. B. N. Palmer,
FRANK foMEsto Miss FLORENCE NJ COoNEY, of
this city. No cards.
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CAPILLARY ATTRACTION. The fate of a lover
often hangs by hair, and opportunity is reported
to be attainable only by its locks. A fine head of
hair is one of the greatest advantages which man
can sport in society, and on most occasions is SUI
perior to brains, that do not sho off with such an
immediate effect. j. S. Maunsell & Co., No. q
Chartres street, between Canal and Customhouse,
offer to the public, as can be seen by their adyer
tisement, an Incompatible article for preserving
and restoring this precious boon to those whom
the autumn of life has despoiled of this necessary
ornament @ s#@&
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Carpet Ek.nreh0use,

10 CHARITIES STREET .............l 10
We have received within the last thirty days full
of the patterns of VELVET BRUSSELS, Tapestry,
theepys ngrans, Tenetans Dutch Wool and Hemp Carpet
ing also Floor Oil Cloths Of all widths qualities White
Checkered Mating, Window Shades Conices
Bands Hair Cloth Table and Plan Covers, etc, etc
A. BROUSSEAU & co.
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Manufacturers and Sole Projectors,
And at retail everywhere.
CARD.

The Proprietors presenting to the public the above in
comparable Btters them that but of graft
generous donor of the recipe and in response TO
the opportunities of the hosts of Southern friends who have
experienced their efficacy, they would have hesiaed before
placing an article of sterling flooded
with deeterous compounds hbeng the Of Stomach
Btters Our Senior however, having the solicitation
those friends expended the manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BITTERs the experience acquired half LIE
time devoted the PREPARATION of Tonic Digestive stmnlants
and discovered Their immense superiority over all other
Stomach Bes have unhesitaugy added these to the
list of articles already prepared at establishment and
welknown and largely paronzed by the community large
BARNETT & LION take this 8oasonable opportunity Of
their business during the year. and inform them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BITTERs must
necessarily additional on their energies yet from
large additions in the improvements made and making tie
manufacturing department Of establishment their orders
will be filed promptly and they hope satisfactorily
usual
BARNETT & LION,
81 and SO Gravier street.
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Medical Coptsrsssershtp.

DIR. f. ID. FENNER
Has associated with himself the practice Of MEDICINE
and SURGERY his nephew,
DIR. Darwin r. Fenner.
N 1 Car nIatct
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nj HI f'nxRLBs zFHATER. The entertainment at
3kis house tonight viii be for the benefit Of the
E4srity Hcspital aninstitution than which none Il
Inore dcseryine Of public consideration. Macbeth
I'LL be performed, E play n which Mr.. and Mrs
Kean have ample scope for their great tragic
s1bNers. WI have solitary stars shooting through
Ill theatrical armament often, but very rarely the
6ppQ stunity NJ e1joying The combined eifalgencs
~ tWo snch summaries III illustrate the great dra
mas III Shakespeare.
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We would call the special attention of wholesale
dealers and the trade generally to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Sutherlin, Warren & Co., No. los
and LOT Grayier street. who have of the largest
and most complete stocks of manufactured chew
ing and smoking tobacco, snuff, cigars. etc., ever
offered in this city at manufacturers prices. They
have also 500 bbls. whisky: Finche's old rye"
" old Kentucky Bourbon" Boyle's rose and
\" Pixies magnolia All of which they will sell at
the lowest prices. Give them a call, at l05 and
lot Gravier street.
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THE VARIETIES. e !" Fanchon, or the Cricket, z a
I'VE act domestic drama, translated from the Ger
man for Miss Thompson, will be performed at the
4 Varieties tonight, that charming actress imper.
sonating Fdncfoia. The q Fanchon Polka com.
posed by a gentleman of Memphis, and dedicated
N Miss Thompson, VIII be performed by the or
chestra. M lift
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| The following Is list of the passengers of the
British steamship Alabama, Capt. Mesney, which
arrived last night from Liverpool, via Havana
Mrs Camden Mrs Tate Mrs Folsom Folsom
Folsom Master + Folsom Miss Georgiana Folsom Messrs
Millodew, A NJ Ashbridge II Brownlee, j Brownlee
Bentorf, Gentn, Miss Gentin, the Storage.
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we are indebted to our friend, MI. G. ". Russell,
Pof NJ. IS Fulton street and 81 Front Levee, for
I samples Of ssEwainfs Bourbon Bitters.n Our
! ehief faster pronounccs them exceeding much
good.n
I We were favored . few days since by our right
hsnd neighbor, Mr.. Chas, A. Richards, with q
bottle of Royal Blue Seal !. cognac, and bottle
of TIE n ancient and honorable Bourbon, whisky
i M nv not judges Of such things. Il
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Hotel DSeN.
1NFIRMARY OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
: co m m street

This spacious establishment always for the
reception and care of the Besides the well furnished
private apartments there large Wards for those who prefer
them The sick nursed by the Sisters of Charity and
eeve every attention.
Consulting Surgeon, DR.. W. Stone
Visiting Ply sician and Surgeon, DR.. P @. Boyer.
THRasPaents charged from 81 to So day accord
ing to accommodations required.
Applications for admission should be made to the Sister
Superior
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ut wholesale,
TAILoRs AND FURNIsHERs.

FOR
AND FURNISHERS.
l Light Fancy TWEEDS,
-. :. SILK MIXED
:. Plain ELBEUF CLOTH.
. SHEPHERDS CHECK.
5 cases Heavy French CoTToNADE.
=. Light =. :.
~. CIARvET'S SHIRTS.
cases GENTS SIIRTS-all Linen.
=. Linen Bosoms
q. :. :. Colored Linen.
]. LEVOIS & CO.,
Canal street, corner Bourbon
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
cases--quality, EXTRA. For sale by
j. LEVOIS & CO.,
Canal street, corner Bourbon
FRENCH QUININE.
1900 ounces PELLETIERs BRAND boxes of 100 ounce
each. For sale by
j. LEVOIS & CO.,
Canal street, corner Bourbon
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IMPORTANT MPoRTATIoN.-We call the attention
of the public in general and the ladies in particu
lar, to Mr.. E.. Giquels advertisement in another
column by which it will be seen that he has just
received large supply of all kinds of linen goods,
which he offers at wholesale and retail for the
lowest prices Everybody knows Giquel's magnif-
cent establishment, on Canal street, between
ST. Charles and Carondelet streets, and those who
do not consider themselves everybody" know it
better than anybody else. Housekeepers are re-
spectfully invited to call. Mr. Giquel also adver
tises general assortment of plantation goods.
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Direct Importation!
E. GIG u Ell,
1876 Canal street,
just his full and complete assortment Of LINEN
GOODS, which he will sell low, at wholesale and retail
IRISH LINEN, from Sl3 to $50 piece.
Printed LINEN CAMBRIA for Dresses.
Printed IRISH LINEN.
LINEN NETTING, for Bars
PLATELLAs BRITANIA, and MoRLA1y.
FolLE DE CoURTRIA, for chemises.
RUSSIA CRASH, for Towelings.
Long LAWN and LINEN TICKS.
Damask TABLE DIAPERS, all widths.
Damask and plain LINEN SETS.
Damask and plain LINEN TOWELS.
LINEN CHECKERS and LINEN HAIR CORDS.
PLANTERS LINEN and LINEN BosoMs.
LINEN sLEET1NGs, Borvsley, 81 to 1874.
PILLOW LINEN
HuCK and BIRDS EYE DIAPERS.
HALF-MoURNING LINEN CAMBRIcs, for Dresses
White and colored MARsEILLEs QUILTS
FURNITURE DIMIrEEs
PLANTATION GOODS, genera assortment,
E. GIQUEL
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The undersigned take this method Of returning their thanks
their friends for the patience they have displayed during
vexatious delays in the supply ofthe
Red Jacket ISitters.
For the first time since their reduction this city
are enabled to supply sufficient to the de-
mand We pledge ourselves to fill promptly all orders
fer the BITTERs In another column give list of
of the leading houses who have steadily sustained the BIT
TIERS and from whom country friends get their sup
plies of RED JACKET on the same terms frca IS.
GRAY & MORRIS,
- Wholesale Agents for Red jacket tiers,
Canals trpet Nav Ct,.a Ta
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Who Wears French shirts
s. ~ MO oDx,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
Witha of catering his customers who give prefer
French Shirts has just received from Paris in
voice Of
Ill LIN EN- II R rs!
COTTON BODY SHIRTS,
from the celebrated maker.
They elegantly made in the latest Partisan style and
viii be sold in half dozen very little above the old
goli prices before the
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
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For GALvEsToN.-We call the attention of the
public to the advertisement published in another
column, announcing the departure of the steam
ship Haze for Galveston positively this evening at
s o'clock. Shippers are notified to send in their
freigI,t rIv
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Eureka.
THE INVALUABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Decidedly article for restoring Gray Hair to its orig
color mot dyeng eectuay curing all diseases of the
scalp preventing the hair from falling off, giving softnes
and gloss that nothing else produce.
Price, 81 per bottle.
For sale in New Orleans by
j. S. MAUNSELL & CO.,
No. q Chartres street, between Canal
and Custonhouse streets.
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TaE IsrrEz Llsr. We hare been IN the habit
III pnblishiag ssatuitously every week, for the
beneit of our readers, the list Of letters remain
/ III nncailsSI ri ID the Postofhce. The Postmas
fsr ef ~ ciy for some reason, no doubt satisfae
tory to him, has decided to publish the list here
aftsr On Sunday morning., instead Of Fridays, as
before- although Sunday is q legal holiday in
Louiaiana Az the CREscEsr is one Of the papers
which do not issue on Sundays, we make this ex
PLANTATION of the reason why it Will be impossible
hi Us to publish the letter list although
MA Win il allowed to do so, freely publish i
n without charge, al We have heretofore done.
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W'GssdeYfuE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges,

VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply of Hot Water and more
Cooking Brong and Baking Surface than any Range or
Stove before offered
Family Size Boarding House Size Restaurant Size Hotel
size, all with hot water attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hot water,
thus avoiding all danger of scorching.
CARVING TABLES heated also by hot water all from
fire.
These Ranges made of Wrought Iron need brick
work strong and durable
They have with immense sale during the past eight
the North and now for the first time offered in
this market
The Paentee here to put them and guarantee fully
their excellence Range Stove before sold
Call and them In operation.
TH0S. B. BODLEY,
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TULANE BUILDING, 81 AND SO CAMP STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, Jan Is, 1866.
large stock of fine wemade Clothing, Heavy Beaver
Overcoats, Light Spring overcoats Furnishing Goods,
Ladies' and Gents Trunks Valises Travelling Bags etc.
wholesale and retail at low prices.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and SO Camp street
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The attention of our readers is called to Mont
gomery & Bros large sale Of steamers, barge,
machinery, engines, boilers, etc, to take place
this day (Monday,) at Gretna, near the Fourth
District ferry landing. See advertisement.
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Soufhesners, Read! Read!

S0ufHeTnefs, Read! Read!
BARNETT & LIONS
GREY JACKET STOMACH BITTERs,
a Purely Southern Manufacture,
From the recipe of well known and Justly celebrated
GREY JACKET CHIEF.
peculiar properties of these Bers that whilst pos
sessng all the good qualities of Btters general they
vIGoRATE' WITHOUT INTOXICATING; are one O.
the best Toncs ever known and having the
relieving many saving the lives of thousands
on the battle field relied all dyspepc and fssu
lent disorders.
Every ingredient contained in the article and everything
used in the putting up of these Bters ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL and con tan no injurious property
For sale to dealers and merchants only, at
BARNETT l. LIONS
81 and So Grayer streets,
New Orleans
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Fine Clothing,

Fine Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS.
vALlsES, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
LARGE STOCK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT LOW PRICES.
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L0bOrers EF,N1afed.
1000 WHITE LABoRERs WANTED.
Wages ut the Rate of $50 per Month and
Board.
rther information apply to
THOs o. HEA co,
Merganza, Point Coupee parish. La
or, JOHN KILLIEN,
ertso Chnn Levee, miles above Baton Rouse
or, SMITH HUGHES,
Bass Levee, miles below Lake Providence, La
At New Orleans to JAMES BREEN
Corner of Notre Dame and New Lcyee streets
RErERENcE-His Exceency Gov J. NJ. Wells of Louisiana
Chicago Times and st Louis Republican copy six times
mi-weekly, and send bill to this office.
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it44 .7.W q
ass "a FKENcH TRoupE.--We learn that at the end of
the engagement Of the Italian artists now perform
ng atsthe New Opera House, On Bourbon street,
VA are to HAYES select corps Of French actors at
that ablishmsnt, who are TO appear III French
drama, vaudeville, eomeda. comic opera and ope-
retta. Or farcical opera. This company has been
playing ct the city Of Mexico and in Havana, and
are very fatteringly spoken Of by those who have
witnessed their performances. They are quite
numerous, comprising come twenty four, AMONG
Mh0m IRE said to be several Of distinguished repu-
tation on the boards Or the Paris Opera Comique.
III
MI ACQApE3y oF Music The anterprising mana
gersIof this house, whose taste and discernment
putvsyors for anausement seekers are so well
ablshed VIII present tonigAt most attractive
novelty, q Demonio, > fairy comic and trick
olnime, which, We are assured, surpassea
Revasy thing IN the pantomimic way hitherto pre-
nented. To Demonio' |, is added variety Of
sthsr performances sufficient Of themselves for q
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THE SHE'LL RoAD.--Everybody will be delighted
to learn that the shell road is to be repaired and
the public will be grateful to the enterprisihg
livery stable men who have taken the matter in
hand To accomplish the purpose they have ar
ranged for a grand race on next Thursday, at the
Creole course, the proceeds Of which will be devo-
ted to the repair of the New Canal Shell Road.
The purses are subscribed by the livery-stable
keepers of New Orleans. Particulars are given in
the advertisement which will be found in another
column.
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~ 49, ? 'ia.
e nus0. - s'e"n'snips Nv" arriving mere
|-pronaniy vastly more than ever before-are
crowded into very Small space, and are thus from
having to lie three or four deem subjected ia ex.
fremc delay and embarrassment In loading and
discharEng' In this way, they lose much time and
money, which would be saved if they ha d proper
'ao = ai'piieaoie
70 the landings tor sailing vessels The space from
wharf 80 to wharf 4s inclusive, was formerly oc-
cpnea no the Iaroest cIa "a IL oo,e vas sals
eupou Y oiass = yesselstte
qaenhng our port TWIN pe seen py reference 10
our statistics, how much accommodation is left for
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W'0OdrNH, Butler j. Co.,
Nos. II and 10 New Levee Street
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
Fine Wines, Liquors Etc,
Are constantly in receipt of the choicest GROCERIES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
CoNsERvEs, ETC.,
which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices
Agency
THE MANHATTAN OIL CO.,
DC CAMP STREET.
WINTER NATURAL SPERM Ok.
BLEACHED :. =.
MAsoN's EXTRA :. :.
:. MOL =. a..
MANHATTAN MACHINERY -.
=. Extra TALLOW :.
Sc No =. =.
=. SIGNAL -.
:. CAR =.
=. No. Q CAR :.
WINTER BLEACHED WHALE OH.
We invite the attention of and dealers TO the
ABOVE list Of Lubricsting and Burning Oils
FULL SUPPLY ON HAND.
P0TTHOFF Il KNIGHT,
Deal lin Paint
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To the City TRADE.

Official: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Acting Assistant Adiutant General
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LesCis IL. Allen,
-wHoLHsALE-
DEALER IN BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS.
No. 100 COMMON STREET,
Opposite City Hall.
...... ii Card.
ID. Lopez, Corner of Canal and Dauphine SITS.
NEW ORLEANS, January G, 1866
Messrs. Thomas Bodley Co., No Perddo street. New
Orleans:
GESrs-The VANS PATENT COOKING RANGE meets
my highest expectations.
1t four dollars every day in fuel and its
capacity for all kinds of cooking far anything have
during long experience and with pleasure
Very respectfully,
D. LOPEZ,
Corner of Canal and Dauphine Streets