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Scat the best the South would be in mi
nority Of 50 votes not counting the new
Northern States Of Nevada, Colorado and
Montana, all of which will probably, be admit
ted within the next two years. The pretence
that the North, as section, has anything to
fear from the South, is, therefore, absurd
The real apprehension is that the Republican
party may be overthrown, and that the abom-
Unable restrictive system which New England
has imposed on the country, may be super
seeded by an enlightened and wholesome
policy.
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MACHINERY AND AGRICULTURAL IaERLRsRNTs.-v
II viii be seen from he notice In another column,
that Messrs. Thos. B. Bodley d Co. have ad.
nitted Messrs. Conrad Green and John D. Creme
to I'D interest iii their house. All orders for saw
mills and plantation machinery will meet with
prompt attention Capt Green was long the
manager At one Of the most extensive foundries id
New Orleans, and possesses great skill and ex-
perienes in the manufacture Of machinery, and is
tbe wants Of she agricultural community.
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Doors AND sHoEs.-It will be seen by reference
to another page, that one of our old merchants
will again open his store for business, to-day. We
speak Of Mr.. Walter A. Pecker, so well known in
this city, for the past quarter of century, as
shoe dealer. Mr.. Peck opens to-day at No 30
Camp street. and will keep complete stock Of
good boots and Shoes We know that his old
friends will rejoice at this and that he will do as
prosperous business as formerly, for few Of our
citizens are better liked or more highly respected
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The past week has been q great one for Messrs.
Hocha, Becker b Co., III Canal street, Last
Monday they displayed for the first time the mag
nihcent stock Of fancy dry goods, which they have
Just imported, to the gaze of thousands who
thEonged their elegant store during The day. At
might there WIS I'D illumination, such as was never
Witnessed At che opening Of any similar estab-
liahpent ii this CITY. It may not be out Of place
10 retnaEk pat Tho heavy drafts made On the flower
gardens, tae ooniectionera, and those who furnish
refreshments for the inner man, Il on this occa-
sion, were duly ppfec ated by all present.
But the exhibition u that day only closed to be
renewed the next, and The next even unto the
and 81 the week. Dag after day the throng con
ainued, all eager ID witness the latest styles Of
fashions. and the end Il not yet Though the
daily sales ne unprecedented, the stock on hand
and "A t,a'sgita = equal u the emergency,
There i enc fact connected with this establish
ment the public shonld not Iase sight IF. IT Is
this: 1Ae pT0pFietor hage REDUCED the profits on
sales twenty-five, fifty and ia some instances one
hundred per ceat, That is,where they formerly.
charged twenty per cent. profit, they now only
ask ten per cent, and to make III }bS defniancv
they rely upon an inereaaa IL patronage. instead
Of selling one thousand dollars wor}i, 81 coaiis II
twenty per cent. profit, they row am Ia an Ava
thousand dollars worth at Ten percent. Tbis i
~ DO their policy, henoeforth, and they will win
People vim bay where they can get goods ehean
Go and price their goods, and bee il What IL bere
stated be not true.
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suNnR1Es Messrs, Bidwell, Payne & Co., who
recently removed their store 10 Nos. 50 and IS
Tchoupitoulas street, advertise list of com
missary stores This morning which would furnish
supplies for an army corps for six months. An
these provisions are fresh and choice, and we
would advise dealers to go and inspect them.
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NORTHERN STATES.
SOUTHERN STATE

will continue in force until the session. of 1870.
Until that time the Southern States would
continue to be represented as when the ne
groes were held in slavery. Surprising the
new apportionment to have the same basis las
to representative population as the existing
law, and total population to remain the same,
the representation would be distributed as
follows;
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UFHoLsrRRINs. Any persons who may desire
To have their houses dtisd Up With carpets, cur.
tains, furniture, etc.. would do well to engage liz
services Of Mr. George W. Roman, uplolstsreF.
40. l4 Royal street. This gentleman is prompt and
thoroughly competent while his charges are yer1
reasonable. We have known him for years AMI
speak from experience when we say that there Il
not d more competent or reliable man in til,
country.
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man with a natural taste for blood, who made use
of religious phraseology merely to subserve his
own ambitious ends; but after the researches of
Carlyle and Guizot, the eloquence of MacauIay,
and the clear statement and sound sense Of
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REMovEp.-It will be seen uponreterence to an
advertisement published elsewhere in the CRESCENT
of this morning, that the old and well known
grocery house of Schmidt & Zeigier, has removed
to Nos. 49, 81, So and IS New Levce street, oppo-
site the head of Natehez street. The store is ths
one 50 well known as the stand of W. A. Violet It
Co, before the war and is one of the largest and
most commodous in the city, while it is perfectly
adapted to d grocery business the extent done
by Messrs Schmidt & Zieger. This house is one
Of the old Institutions Of New Orleans having been
contemporary with Peters s. Willard, and others
equally celebrated; and such has been the sterling
business qualities of the gentlemen at its head,
that it mas lived through all the changes wrought
by time and revolutions, and is likely to live sew
eral generations yet With storehouse which
covers half block, it may be reasonably sup-
posed that they intend to keep an immense stock,
and to do a business commensurate with their
large means and extended popularity. We wish
them every success.
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We were among those who assembled on satur-
day morning at the new store of Messrs Grief &
Byrne, corner of Tehoupitoulas and Natchez
streets, to celebrate the re-openng Of the house
Of these gentlemen at their old stand. We met
many of the leading merchants of our city, besides
several distinguished strangers, and one of the
most agreeable half hours Of our life was spent in
enjoying the Inequalities Of the prosperous house
whose guest we were.
The new store now occupied by Massrs Grief &
Byrne is very large and built with all the modern
improvements. 1t is filled with goods from top to
bottom. These goods cover the whole line of
groceries-staple and fancy-wines, liquors, ETC.,
and are all choice and fresh. The house has done
and is doing prosperous business, and we con-
graduate them upon a success which their high
honor and liberality have deserved.
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EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE OF DRY GooDs.-
Messrs, Hoffman Marks, auotioneers, at No So
Charities street, will sell to-day at 10 O'Clock, a
very large lot Of dry goods, which are all of the
descriptions most in demand at this time. This
sale will be sixty days. time on all bills over one
hundred dollars. No better opportunity for mer-
chants to geta cheap stock of goods was ever
offered in this city, and we advise our country
friends to SO there and geta show of the bargains.
DWELLING FOR RBNT-0n Washington street,
Fourth District. See advertisement, under proper
head, and make application at once.
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s,..t... ,a.a'a -.a'a. : months.

AsAty advertisements inserted every other day, to BE-
charged two- tairda the above rates.
First pags monthly advertisements each square
so per mouth. ~
Transient advertisements having the Of the paper first
INSERTION 81 50 per square, subsequent insertion
r Equare.
First and Fourth page transient advertisements each
rtion IL sdp per square.
Advertisements inserted intervals to DO charged
eaeh insertion.
Regular advertisers who advetss largely shal be allowed
snch discount above transient rates may
agreed nponf that case shall such discount
coed Is per cent.
All business notices advertisements charged cents
n6t ner line, each Insertion.
All transient must psid for advance
All ha regular advertisers shall rendered monthly
square i the space occupied By lines solid agate
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angorIl..tlon aer al.e Peeple.

loInmHnica atoms from abroad making inquiries
concerning the Improved Petroleum Yapor Stoves
have become SO FoluIninous, the company finds it
necessaryeto give the following facts publicity
through The public prints.
1st. The Improved Petroleum Stoves are per.
feetly simple in their construction.
90, THEY have no wicks to trim, Or chinnegs to
break, and are easier to manage than ordinary
cooking stoves.
Cd. They have no connections, and can be car.
Eied and used up stairs 81 down stairs.
9Th. They are perfectly safe, there being NO
possibility Of explosion.
9TH They are entirely free from any odor,
smoke, dust or ashes.
Sth. They possess great power, and, the most
Intense heat can be produced atwilI.
It'll. They are elective cooking stoves, and cook
anything any other stove VIII ~
8th. They not only do the work, but do It better
Than any ether fstoYes from tile fact chat the heat
u uniforn, and perfectly under the control Of the
cock.
9Th. they bake uniformly, the top as ven as
the bottom, and quickly. .4 6s5
10th. They are without d rival for broilfnea
meats. The juice Of the meat is retained within
itself and q richness Is impaired to the steak
which no other method Of cooking can approach.
Ilth. They bake, also, whether bread, meats
o. pastry. Ii this respect they are unequalled,
as The equisite degree IF heat can always be OBJ
tanned. Indeed, the same may be said Of all va.
1isties Of cooking.
18th, In the cooking stove the heat is eoncen-
rated, and applied to the materials to be cooked,
10 that acayeelyang heat 10 impaired to the room.
l3tl Is ii the most economical cooking stove
known, VI III COSTS within two cents per hour
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by the Senate.
b ne nomination of James Graham to be notar,
PUBLIC in and for the parish of Orleans was tber
taken up for confirmation; ~ '''''
result of the vote, to.wit: ~ q 100 WIG
leas-Mr. PURCELL Senator
Gay. naysn - Armstrong Barrow Burthe
Ialapoeii, Cooley, Duvigneaua, Ellis, Felowes
Fouse, eaoson, Gordon, Hough, Kenner. Lapeyre
~. nos' mohan' munday, Newton of Morehouse. Mel.
Wilcoxon-25 Senators, =" VAIL "aa
So the Senate refused to confirm the nomination
On motion of Mr.. Duvigneaud the Injunction Of
secrecy was removed, so far as the action ~ a.,
Senate in executive session was concerned.
On motion of Mr.. Mohan, the executive sas s,,r
adjourned and the doors were ordered to be re-.
opened.
~ OSCAR ARROYO,
ns- Assistant Secretary of the Senate
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50 the Senate unanimously approved Of said
proposal
On motion Of Mr. Gordon, the INJUNCTION OF
secrecy was removed, SO far as said subject mat.
ter was concerned. r'.
The President also submitted communication
from his Excellency the Governor
& mo. A.] -aEzs- IA
STATE OF LOUISIANA, Executive DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, March S, 1856. {
All nominations for Office transmitted by me.
and not acted on by the Senate, are hereby with.
drawn. . 4t 3
J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana
On motion of Mr.. Burthe, the executive session
adjourned, and the doors were ordered to be re.
opened.
Ese OSCAR ARROYO. i
80 Assistant Secretary of the Senate,
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THURSDAY, March TX. 1899

THURSDAY, March Is, 1866.
Inc Senate met in executive session. ~.
Ffesent, the Hon. Albert VOORHEES, Lieutenan
| Governor and President of the Senate. and Messrs
armstrong, Barrow, Burthe, Campbell Cooley
Duvigneaud, Ellis, Fellowes, Foute, Gibson. Cor
don' Hough, Kenner, Lapeyre Lott NOLAN. Nun
| Gay, Newton of Morehouse, Nelson, Palfrev
roche' Purcell, scruggs, Taylor, WEIGH and vii
coxon--26 Senators.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE urn1c1 NV
MT. burthe, from the Committee on the Judiciary
TO whom was referred the nominations made nv
MS Exceiiency, the Governor, in his commun;ca
tlon 70 Inc Senate under date of The l4th instant
OF netaries public, in and for the parish Of
Orleans, f -
Beg leave to report that the committee recon.
mend that the said nominations be confirmed. with
the exception of James Graham, whose nomina.
ton the committee recommends not to confirm
On motion of Mr.. scruggs, the Senate pro.
oeeueu 10 the consideration of the following
named persons to be notaries public in and for the
parish OIL orleans, as recommended by the Com.
mittee on the Judiciary, and whose names are as
follows, to wit:
Charles stringer, Alexandra Bienvenue, Octave
Morel, Andrew Hero, P. S. Biron, Joseph COIN
Anei Dreyfous Alphonse Barnett, Charlesty, Fou.
Ion, Robert j. Ker, William Shannon, Adolphe
boudousquie, Leon Langrin, Onesiphore Drouet
Etlenne Lanier, Ernest Ende, Joseph cuyilier.
Pierre courdrain, Selim Magner, Michael Gernon.
waiter H. Peters, Thomas Layton, Hugh Madden,
Edward George Gottschalk, Arthur Brocard, Ed.
Yard Barnett, P. g. Cuylllier, Richard Brennan,
Andre D. Doriocourt, Thomas J. Beck. Octave De
Armas, Alicee J. Ker, Andrew Hero, Jr., Arthur
J. Waugh, Theodore o. starke, William j. Casteu
rosper Camus, Paul E. Lareschs, Eusibe Bouny,
elk Grima, James Wood Breedlove, Charles
Amedee Ducatel, Antoine Dorio.
onrt, Al. Lewis, George W. Christy, Adolphe
azureau, Nicholas E. Trist, John Bendernsgel,
os. Morris Day.
ana on further motion to confirm the above
e foregoing nominations, the roll was called and
e following was the result of the vote, to.wit
leasTMessrs. Armstrong, Barrow, Burthe,
ampoeli, Cooley, Duvigneaud, Ellis, FeIlowes, T.
QUE, Gibson, Gordon, Hough, KennerT, Labeyre. !
oit' Mohan, Munday, Newton Of Morehonss
elson, Palfrey Poeha, Purcell scrugss, TAYLOR.
'eleh and Wilcoxon -2s Senators.
Nays-None.
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"h0e ricketts, s2 Halves S. Quarters s. Eshths a, ~
Tickets sold and Prizes cashed by
ohAs' l. HOWARD, No. Exchange Alley near Canal
--a or Lockbox 692 Postoaacs New or,..n,
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S., BEER. .",....................s. BIER
NO. 20 CAMP STREET UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches, Silver and p,..

wi .L.-4 SOLE AGENT FOR 4lFr ..7...I'..
sEMMoNs BRAZILIAN PEBBLES,
Fine Gold Watches In Hunting ca,ss d,o,n.,s
engraved best makers; rich Sets Brscee,a Pins
,ss Diamond Amsthys Coral Onyx and E.rus,an ada
Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest patterns
Buttons and Studs Of variety and best
ssaFi ana Masonic rn various designs Silver
Napkin Rngs Casters etc Pocket and Tahs
makers and superior quality. ~'e's' 'se'
Clocks, 10 l. && sSfH Z
omoe and Mantle, In Bronze, Marble and Wood.
.4f,,,-.,5,. spectacies,
told, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted ~ 10 gas d. si'
ine attention Of those needing helps TO rsadp
solicited TO Sermons Brazilian Pebbles the best
Guy glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset Ii
20 Particular attention paidto repairing
.ewsy, the best workmsn being employed b6gn 81
Remainder. % CAMP STREET, under the CITY Ho.s. a
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oad Of Pianos watches Jewelry and Fancy
oos all TO be sold fer ONE DOLLAR each without
ceive ~ w PAD 'o' "n'h YOU zee What you VIII re-
fcaes naming each article and its value will, =, ,.,
he s eveep and well mixed One of these enveops Viii
man TO any address receipt of Is cents tve fr
bred for Sl5 ' " S'' S4A'' I'VE of DIV ana one hun
yon receipt OF the Certificate you will see what Won are
mi, s e. ana then 1t Is At option to pay the dollar
Gold Wer ho nartee or not Purchasers may thus obtain
less su ons dS Sh our s for and in they gel
asshs are wanted in every town in The eanntrv Er.
est sale Of Jewsy ever known WI eef'eaes great
eaa obtain o ee,tSate which will inform You what you
ing full lists and ma time get circular cont am
Auafess JAMES HUTCHINSON / GO
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WEDNESDAY. March Ii 1cef

WEDNESDAY, March IA, 1866.
| Inc Senate went into executive session.
Present. Hon. Victor Burthe, in the Chair and
nessts ANDERSON, Armstrong Barrow. Bell,
Drusie' Coco' Cooley, Duvigneaud, Ellis FeIlowes,
route aioson, Gordon, Hough, Kavanagh, Ken.
nef, Iapeyre, Lott, NOLAN, Munday Newton of
JACKSON, Newton of Morehouse, Nelson. Palfrev.
Senators.
The President laid before the Senate the follow
ing communication from his Excellency the Cover
nor to-wit:
mo. 16.]
STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE Drp .pr,,r,-
To the Senate: Neans 'iarch i4' Iobb. J
The following list of nominations for notar;es
puphc IN and for the parish of Orleans are sinh.
milted for the advice and consent of the Senate;
Charles Stringer, James Graham, Alexander
blenyenu, Octave Morel, Andrew Hero, P, 8. Ri.
ron, Joseph COIN, Abel Dreyfous, Alphonse Bar
nett' Charles V. Foulon, Robert J. Ker, William
shannon, Adophe Boudousquie, Leon Langrp.
oneslphore Drouet, Etenne Lanier, Ernest EnSe
Joseph Cuvillier, Pierre Coudrain selim Magner
Michael Gernon, Walter H. Peters, Thomas Law. |
ton' Hugh Madden, Edw. George Gottschalk Ar. |
elur brocard, Edward Barnett P. C. Cuyeer. |
hohafa bfenan, Andre d. Dorocourt Octave De- |
Armas' Alcee J. ker, Andrew Hero Jr., Arthur G.
waugh, Theodore 0. Stark, W. J. CasteH Prosper
Janus, Paul E. Laresche, Eusbe Bounv. Fe,;r
trina, James Wood Breedlove, Charles Boudous.
que, Amedee Dueatel, Antoine Doriocourt, A. ].
Lewis, George W. Christy, Adolphe Mazureau,
Nicholas E. Trist John Bendernagel, Jos, Morris
Day.
(signed) J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr. Kenner, the rules were sus.
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the conside.
alton of the above nominations;
when, on motion of the same Senator, their fur.
ner consideration was postponed and they were
,rdered to be referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
On motion Of Mr.. NOLAN, theiexecutiye session
djourned, and the doors were ordered to be re-.
'pened. OSCAR APpoyo -
Assistant Secretary of the Senate.