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James Stephens ~in Wait q Losis. No aHlns M
present ~est, and remain TIERS rw snot lss. ia
response % several pfrasinr hvg.tous - ss isss'y
reeeissi from tho principal fsu d that az 90 hs
1surn ~ vn oAr ~ cscsro and Detroit bos u vhssh
psse. hc has been invited - wait. 1hs up ~ cc.apy
.Ds1s twelve days
Money and nx1erisl sr~ nee t@sng frsssa w
nim IN larger quantities Than before sss nsfsrst
cnessqneBcs the 0rs Ass a. hsxgrsrmvw snss.~slv
10 Anc~rAsfnt M
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H~sfy q. Bsvnsss. 81 ksat.eh
Ink well snosn sndlvasipsi. formerly nnses 10
Congress aud ore ~ tbs -sf@isss<d frsrssss ~ th~
rcasfo<eraic stalS csheremn dsef % HatenAsy'f~
~, 81 caocra. 90 October I.
Misc Marta =. ssssrsisH..
saskcr N ths "f@mgnrbfss assssl vsaxnS .a
rwessss. 'Baursss Hsu~- ss6 5snsy sov~< 5I&s n
Dvssl~ss~v. Hs~. ~ ne la rst
Is-sssssrns< Chsvss~ =. MevssssS. g Kss-
fusky. =
rh3 gsrjernan 70 recor.>1 y have 6i.@ ss<y -
rianaases N ys~ssrrl IL go sofmsry 60 -. =
60 sast1 o. geataesy IN isfi ~ So 49, =.
tsofsx NsAsft Anaefscn. s.ss.ss.shs. ~ -
~ ~sn~ hfns ~ twt lsfxystt~. Ns~ rsS -. -
r.sss.s = s.rs'.... esisI s'A.a W. wen. suvss.
sfswsA
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TtlsCa,M 10 1HF Nsw yam Ht'nD.
Me--~Ee franz Mayer u..rs~ -Thr san.~ aud
Objects ~ ~. Lar. Ri.s-. Sc.


Meyer Monroe tonight sebnaued message 70 the
city rsancl in which ne speaAa 81 ,e Of he yoth
81 Jaly c.uea ~ en uho oasia@i g. be mehers ~
Tho defunf Convention 1894 aad those sbs s1,Iaed
with thsl. debating ,hes otef,shs negro sarss and
the dlsirsrchssamers x esegy sbo participated a
The tebeqn VINO with naFsnsne. lnci'ea The
ffoss ~ iYnfntss Of honor snoiureB 10 participate
tbs Hege nilons ne uaa wHn General Baird,
aId r,almy thai be ready suppress the rot. but
General rgrf not Ne the following Important
facfs rorcin~iveiy established by eve wfpeeses
Frsf thu the POI lr~' nre the peatrsi
grurd while di~harginr thnir duty by members
conyertiu. scr-rd, that tns arst shots b the
irf'fria fvor windows % the edtee by white and
naek psoE,s with and that was reserved
Gencral hard niOck The prison cells and let
hack ari white ngielders tlfv without
nope II dsDf sin 70 uakc political capital FOR tadi,
chi enemies a ne vccan~trueton policy Of l.s c1yS
nnrdeF. fr.sideut johnson
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FANworn, OF ,, issc.
Returns ffpra QUO thifd df ne elections ~ yes
ierday sno~ tue democrav and have MAIDS
decided gains the u pubiisana
Ia glastonbury, su1Sbny, s.omsrp. Mdtlescwn Gan
ton CRANKY 70, yers stslel political Tests SeTe made
tho repuhhesn. vere defeated and " these
towns sassci 70 the denocraf- ard c1nserstses
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H~srrn ~ ..T~rai ~hrrisinu s~sws W. swvs--
tisatinn ~ the rvaeRs nj nvenkvs, re sas.

NV osifAss, Dciober 2, isco
Gsnessl shelfisn returned from gfenhnm Tcxss the
morning. shlher he bal gona y ,nvessigase he de~uc
zion q ths,to~n rs neead -ym charged upon rniied
s'a'e. r. dev The following points were about b
decided upon 1norciay a. facs The original caase
o ne dist lfusnce y Not sa'lstctorliy determined
frssas tWo tpialosg were wounded, ~.ete
N AMI ihs o'ns' lightly that iater % ihs
right h-mber q, brn burned the h,ssin~ss
paft OF III. town. a,sa lhal they we're soldiers 'hsi
savsan srih ccmsusudns The pnst had nothing 70 Do
wih The matter, and hal the AFFAIR required rsrre rsgd
Investigation Grnsr.i sheridan, ~ arconpliah me pur
pos appointed an investigating committee.
General sheridan has decded on ffving the frontier
Tsxas setlisU full protection against hostile lnd 40
tribes.
Cotton advaneed sd-s 600 bales low pii'liings
10 : SOC Eferrtscf fur tsys, 1850 h1l~t sTsinst
l,sq3 uAcA lasof't, se'o hales bsns etflAfse %
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49, .fassy stwssy t,,Ey.

IrNsrox ~ y cst A. lsss
Tie inIcmsnn f.r hffsry And eovupts0n fame W
" cev ~ thn 5taef rNgnsy tNnr. % motion 70 snAsh
" tanc rf@ rcslrb argued w BRADLEY and kabe.
fur fp he asnsnts ard Frsingr uys~n and Hsss
foe 'ha ss~a. Ths la1eW s~asvsd sksy sDsElss
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THE rEEIAss.
Ytclll rtLfsgm 70 rn Wv M, x.lts.

yIsEl ItItbFFN W tn w 'UE H'FNU
The Triai r. ,he rrnisn i@i-~H~s- ~ rsr~s,.
"a a.s~sssses >eo WET Nrie- Ocmsissn
sswrr Martisisa For t.~ asa,cr lbssinx -.
Late Raid. Ar. -
4ttrAIy,, 10 =, 1904.
sr John wison, fhs rres'fss jadEs a 81 ss~ go
In charging u. Brand Jvry, refvTd % =. peuisss ~
ihs fclosn lsnxsax. - Hss,aw remis u me Trad
Inry tbss there wss osss ~ ursaocr % fssaas,
nov Awaiting u.sl. AID whom they ~osh ~ good
enough 10 Visa lie stated bat The, wers ncs 70 se
a.sszss ~ the snsed coani~ ~ YORK sal Peel nsxt
week. sod u would be fbs daiy ~ she 0rod jury ~
thai hey w0uld 10 properly cared fot, our AVS
always Ssr.si D. nroeont tDl p - guilty
MAJOR D~nnison, 81 Fcr FRA, hs4 pe~H enr mar
tailed for cc~hrGca auring The MD The chsgax ~rfs
preferred BY Mr. Lansnn. " lbs csty, ~ ssss~r ~
b-isoa payer. me findings u he coar Ia nos been
puDn
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aetivGs sf The Drpsecrstic sud K~rcbflrsn
Parties ben ptiIas@ Iphin.

fhu1ptiSHts 'eh =, ibt~v
The political eeeitemeut i Increasing rns rspgblE
cans had nses.n-y se-n,gns N the re.t stclnd and
gcurh dissrsfs. The democrats nad nss,ing lh~
Third district There WINS sieb, as .vrtahcs che
latter. and Sorne shots Bred Very prre vote "
pected Al The election there having be o "a 600
nEnes added By extra assessmert
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stes NsAHvnts. Pa. Drlsf2 i1S
A urass meeting ~ soldiers and sslrS VIZ beld here
to-day n the lssRsst thaf ever me. IL this rlsrs
fuily twenty thousand arsprsr vers vi town anse
suceAerx rssrcd the tnulttlde.
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Hsfs4t ors 1904
Al sic mehlrifsi Election seegssesy ti<nsy.
The W.. ont hayof. wNl rssrnsd -ilhea' ggfstaa ~
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OR sPEcIaL DISPATCHES.

r,s.'asms sehs.ss'. 9~~s~ssvs~ssss ri.s.
Lospos, Sept -. 1850
Ihs innaos rae to-day ia an sIt.eie on Ameres
this remarkable incident In the pfe~sss sIa.
cal afaxgle The rrs0Uie and uncompspnissnr r.isey
adop.eo by President Johason, villa. n sys. u tsywd
az question animated ~ tbs suc~sst cDnvseoss ard
thu noss sesains patriotism Ths arses sAy.s-"rbs
rscnnsrucs,oa " ,hs rnon ny the rsadnisson ~ ths
Southern -A,ss 20 thsr rights ard priv~sss ID nns.uhA
able tho grssl ctIsa 81 bis policy. ssd ~ 10 the
county cHauol bat ~ mpahn~ With han 10 hss hos
~ scs rsnucf weigh The ,wc rides Of TIE gsssssss,
any The alternatives practically h~ese
he American people There ~ immediate rs~larsssss
sud pro'raesd dssorsssaAsssn tn Other
y the republicans southern states viii bs sspS
oaisiss shs raicn Nobody can ,~, ies hos loax We
know fali wsi from srpsrsnes vsss maas
o,m. such errissoa. rs vsorIs ~ sbs South, wls'
e,cr sh.y ,osy 10 present, oil hosps
snssisd pspaIsios, aad or isuF history Of peusi rigs
lrshan, esa axAbiles, oasts. lsrts d.~ord awntlan
snd rsosp al b. repeated IN the Nos xssIa r'.si
dat John4aa is.p, sy for bs policy shsi "a On
aywtsiih,s. thar q -li enscs the irssen Of ash or
and sti m.t al AmevpAss ration e. h.fer~. The
en'y quest y, .Lsrhsr ip would b. ssse q ,ss ss~-s
. 49,. e
M arl,ie rsnelsaes ~ wyisg that the srvsbns@as
my pe.ainiy ~ rsb, bsi 10 @s cs~s hs rs'as ess.
NJ l-smb,v b. ,-1s.srd. Amsnsa esrsfe -
ssa u psrusnent fsssd sos Ia ~snas reisi-s ass<
sae s,ea
re ~ ssrss E.ss- W prs,s.ss" fss Ts~ss
Pa, fsent.
r.ai,. Sept a. IssS
rae vsar,ys ~ ssl. sseran 90 ntsinssh~ fo.ls-sns
49, ffrssiaaf - ~ ustess riwSrs c.sn'si~s %
rAr lnfgma ne holders q rsaoas rsalas anS dass
,isss ,i4s ~ rerasnrr~ iar-r e~u ra~s~ N hss Nv
80 ias ~ 80 esnpas ~ go mrss n sss sre.,- sss
49, poa- - or1-r sstl ,hss psysi-as 80 y A.
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fnternm Revenu. Kerrfrss.
The g.ss,pis ior internal reyergs = ~ wsYe
a,s17,s4s
The hoisra.
Al ns reeiine r. the Beard q Hssth ,tsifri'y ne
aru case or ehoisra 10 Washington reported u
wss that Or gcutgrnan who arrived here iron R,eh
ncnd On Friday. ts patient - oorvslssrent Inc
ssem pion Of th III IRON choera dsprsvcs ne theory
ahai 4 scsss althy ldas,,les
HhIir~ Report.
no polFe srrori " the quarter sndinq 18th ssriem
Or shows ai4a srts1 fc' various onsao.--ossr ono.
niro Of sbern eolerr persons md about sarN
1~s " jcress~n
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{ u R 0 Pc.
News BY the Cable to Tues
day, October Q.
Financial and Commercial
Reports or Yesterday.
MAIL ADyIcES TO SEPTEMBER 20.
Our Special Dispatches and Paris
Correspondence.
Important Manifesto from the
French Foreign Oflice.
SspeltOn Defines The Position Of Fnass To-
wards The Dynaslies, the Treaties, The
Combinations and The Peoples.
TheAlliance Between Russia and
America the Serious Point or
tlse Imperial Circular.
Russia !" Protected from Unfortunate
Incidents by the Union.
The Greeks, in STEAMBOAT Under
the American Flag.
Great Battle in Gambia Between
Turks. Egyptians and Revs-
Iutienary Christians.
-.
The Mexican Throne Bankrupt
and Abandoned.
~ s--,~.~,--~ss-.>
Plus the Ninth to he Protected
by France.
The herman franchise Bill and Russiaa I'D.
vice - the Pslex h Prussia.
49, .---~~---
AN AMERICAN YACHT m A STORM.
&s. &c. 90.
BY THE CABLE TO OCTOBER 2.
Neshins i~psr'~s, = R~psrs.
insSs, orr : 800,
There Ia genera news o. ,o'possss to-day
- - ~

TIE 6aserpw~t tWttew MARKET.
iaynfsos- Ort. = 100
The cotton make seiive ard rro~s have sdvsnr~i
"a rss sales to-day wefc poc1 bsle& Milling
upsnds 10 qsossa . iSd tsnh.a.
The Liverpool Hr~sa.t.s- Wsvi~s.
I.ssrroof, o. 2 tssS
srssa- iass sas~. ,orn. ~ "a I" Net'~n
ntnsd
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loss or THE STEAMER SHERIDAN.
our FohTglss mOSscf cOsstspohot1cl.

Full Particulars Of ine Disaster ON Body
island All the Passengers and Crew saved,
but the Vessel u Tatai Wreck, 40. esr- i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

INDIGNANTLY ON THE PART OF THE FREEDMEN's
BUREAu.-The freedmen's bureau of this and
other cities are intended to give aid and comfort
to the negroes wherever it is required, But in a
case which came under the notice Of the citizens
of Memphis, the officer attached to the bureau
seems to have been derelict in his duty, and to
have behaved in the most inhuman manner
towards colored man suffering from smallpox.
The negro in question was well known in the city
by the name of " Abe,n and he had worked for
several of the livery stable keepers. On satur-
day morning he went to the freedmen's bureau
on Adams street, and represented to the officer
smallpox, and wished to be sent to the hospital
The officer replied that that could not be done
unless he paid down ten dollars. AS the negro
had not cent in his pocket, he wandered off and
| lay down in an alley between Adams and Wash
| ington streets-to die While he was lying on the
street information was sent to the bureau, but nj
attention was paid to it, and at an early hour yes
terday morning The poor fellow breathed his last
In the afternoon he was buried at the expense 0
the county. -[Memphis Bulletin, l4th.
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~ Iozenges and Powders of the Alkaline Lactatcs-Ihe
LHeates exercise the most beneficial influence over
arrangements of Digestion either by their peculiar acton
on the mucous the stomach by aodng to the
latter through their combination with the saliva to the gasrG
mice supply ACID, which all English, Trench an
other Psychologists admit to be essential pnepe9t d.
geon For the information Of those who may be without
medical advice be stated here that the symptoms OF
paired digestion Headache pain in the forehead hem
and bowels loss Of Appetite emaciaon etc. All these soon
disappear under the action of the Alkaline Lactates whcf
may be always had in loZenges powders.
General depot in Paris at GRIM LIT CO IS, Chemists tt
H l. H Prince Napoleon, 43 rue Rieheieu. r-r
In New Orleans, at DUGONGE'S, DELOCHEis, GULL
0TlG Oh nthe pnnd
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DR. DE ANDRIEs
-PURK-
sARSAPARILLA BITTERS.

The attention Of the Public City and Country Traa is re-
spectfully called to the Introduction of the
SarsapariIIn Rltters,
The most Pleasant and valuable Bers that benin
troduced in this country The trade general be supplied
by the following Groeers and Druggists:
Fatjo, Marks Co., AS, as and AZ New Goves street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitonlas street.
Ell Hart 4 Co., 7S rs and n TcllouuitoulRs street.
L. Basset, cor. Gravsr and Tchoupitoulas Streets
r. Avst Cambon, 80 and 81 Old Lsvee street.
John 7, Moore cor. Poydras and New Levss streets
VIM. G MITCHELL cor. Camp and Poydrss streets.
Cass Dowling, 80 Pasdras street
T. ". Marsden, Druggist, Magazine and GrayisT.
Turner allies, Druggists Royal and CustomhouSe
| @. N. MORRISON, Agent
IL Magazine street,
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A YER,s sARsAPARILLA-

IA
Is concentrated choice root combined with
other substances still greater Alternative to afford
eecta antidote Sarsapara reputed to
Such remedy surely wanted by those who suffer from sru
nous complaints and that one which will accomplish their
cure must prove this has, of immense service to this large
class of our afflicted feIowczens completely this
mound will do it has been proven by experiment many of
the worst cases to he found in the following complaints
crotus scroous swelngs Sores, Skin Diseases PIN.
pies Pustues Boehes Erupions, St. Anthonys Fire Rose
or Eryglpeas, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head Ring
worm etc.
Syphilis or yener expelled from the system by
the prolonged use of this sarsapar and the patient is left in
comparative health
Female Diseases caused by Scoua in the blood and
often soon cured by this Extract of sarsaparilla.
Do not discard this Invaluable medicine you have
been imposed upon by something pretending to be sarsapr
while it was not When you have used Ayershen and
till then will you know virtues of Sarsaparia. For min
ute particulars diseases it refer to Aver
American Almanac which agent below named will furns
gratis to ali who call for it,
AYERS Catharc Pills. for the of Cnstiveness JRundce
Dyspepsia Indigestion Dysenery Foul Stomach Headache
Piles rheumatism Heartburn arising from Dordered stOm
ach Pain Morbid nacon OF the Bowels Flatuency, Los
of Appette Liver Complaint, Dropsy Worms, Gout, Ner
raly ia and for a Dinner PHI.
They are sugar coated that the most sensitive tax
them pleasantly and they the best Aperient in the wO
for all the purposes Of a family physic.
Prepared by j. c. AVER CO., Lowell Mass and sold
E. j. HART Co. New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
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.RTATAULT q CO.'s


SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUS PERUVIAN BARK.
Chemists to H B. H. Prince Napoleon 3 Richelieu Paris
This preparation tho great advantage of combining two
most powerful known in the medical world or perfect
mpd and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
and suits the delicate stOmachs -,
1t is par excellence the FERRgGlNous TONIC which
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution, to
young backward in attaining the Of puberty and
TO children of weak constitution and is particularly EN-
poyed in the treatment of Cholorosis Anemea Pale Com
pexion, Gastres, Gastraae Whites Lencorhea, Debility
Want of Appetite. Poverty of Blood, etc. =
Agents New York, Mr.. BECKER 29 Grand street New
Orleans at Messrs DUCONGE DELoGHE and the principal
/ Chemists
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TINE GREAT EEEACAGAOUSAES S SF
Messrs Grnault Co.'S Iodized syrup of Horse Rad.
ishThe Iedzed syrup Horse Radsh Of Messrs Grimaut
L CO.. Chemists to II l. H Prince Napoleon, At Paris, is
always par excellence succedanious TO Cod Liver OIL and the
best treatment to follow Lymphatic and Scrofous aec
tons well in various Cutaneous diseases The public
therefore read with interest the analysis OF this
medicine by Professor Ketzin extracted from the Chemists
Journal at Vienna well the letter addressed Messrs
rimault Co. by his Exceliency the French ambassador
Vienna confirming the high reputation Of this learned Doctor
Gmaults Iodized Syrup of Horse Radish not in free
elementary state in the state of iodhydrc acid
of organic combination similar to the Iodine Contained N
God Liver Oil
CSgnedl VINCENT KLErZrSsBI
Chemical Anayzer the Law Courts Vienna, HOspits
Chemist. /. and r. WIEDEN,
Professors of Chemistry.
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FRENCH EMBASSY AT VIENNA,
1 QEE


Messrs Grtmault Co. Chemists at Paris:
In reply to the you addressed to his Exceency the
Embassador have the honor inform You that Professor
Kletznski is of high standing at Vienna; that he is
personally much thought Of and for one of the best
Chemists in Germany. fIkRRkT,
General Depot in Paris, at GRIMAULT co.'s, 4S rue
Richeieu. In New Orleans, at - . -
,dT bar,is
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vNMOHEAs II. BODLEY q CO.,
NO. PERDIDo STREET, tAdjoinIng Masonic Bufding)
OFFICE no. lbs GRAvIER sTRREF, FEW oRLEAHs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circuar Gross Mill and Mule saws; Corn Mills Wheat
Mills and Betting Apparatus Skating Pullles and Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Mecnnery and Agricultural
Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels wheebarrows the well known factors
of Joshua BodIey, Wheeling, Va
We connection with extensive FOundries and Machine
Shops in ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Psburg, through
which we prepared for class of machinery
on most favorable TERMS and deliver anywhere north of Sew
| 0rssps tree of freight TH0s. B. BODLEy B 90
FMARsH 81 co,
| John G. MARSH, PRESTON W EYRE, WILLIS A
| STEWART)
| Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS steamboat and plantation
use building etc. All kinds of blacksmithng done TIT
Particular attention given to repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 256 NEW LEyEE STREET,
Between Deord and Gaiennie streets, New orleans,
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ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE THIS
HI opportunity OF rendering my thanks to the public
for the liberal patronage extended 20 the ST.
Charles Hotel since its erection, and to tha parons
Of the st. Louis Hotel during my occupation Of 1T,
and viii here nor them that the former has within the pest
thoroughly renovated painted and papered
and thoroughly caansed, vanished and uphol
stered would here remark TO those cognEant thet
these much very much needed mproEements and with
the addition Of such furniture requisite the entire
establishment good order, and viii extend
has to those who please to paronEe H. Tht
St Louis passing through the renovation, Aat
will be open the public about LIST of December next
houses will be kept in the old with table Ohio
| Orleans Oct IL 1856 o. z. HALL
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salr ORLEANS 9atlg QrestcGt
Legend Of the Forget-NIe.Not.

4 gallant knight and lady fair
Roved by the bright and winding Rhine;
IN loves soft dream, thrice happy pair
They watched the golden sun decline.
when 10, the lady on rock
A tiny pale blue flower espied
The knight, obedient to the look, ...
With eagerness to snatch it HE'D.
He grasped it, but so great his haste,
He slipped, and sauk--ah, sad his lot
be rose, to her the flower he cast,
aud dying, cried Forget me mott"
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
MURPHY's HOTEL
98 AND 100 ST CHARLES STREET,
New Orleans.

The undersigned having purchased from Mr. Richard
Murphy proprietor the above well known and popular
establishment prepared the reception of transient
or resident guests
Extensive alterations and improvements have been made,
and every department thoroughly renovated expense hay
ing been spared to increase accommodation of the house
and to afford additional and comforts to the
patrons.
ane TEN.PIN ALLEY is in conjunction with the Hotel
and none can be found superior in the city.
The present Propeors take leave inform the public that
no want of attention part shall be found
that the MURPRYs HOTEL shall yet retain its prestige
under their management,
MoKENNA & MooLHsEEY Proprietors
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POINT CLEAR HOTEL
C,ARROLLTON HOTEL,
MOREAU's RESTAURANT.

NGOREAU's REsTAURANT.
No l2s CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ST. CHARLES AND
OARONDELET.
Proprstors respectfully inform their old friends and the
epcureaa world that the above Restaurant ia open for their
accommodation the old place. end that they intend to
leave nothing undone continuance of that repua
ton which many years enoyed viz that OF being
of the very first Restaurants in America
All the decacies season. with the choicest Wines and
Liqnsrs always hand.
Tbs Proprietors thankful for past avors solicit confirm
snce of the same .
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COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE, .,.,........, NOTICE.
Mr. j. GoLBsTEIN, late partner Of O. Taloaon Dessom-
mes Co. Of this city and Paris this day been admitted
Of house which will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of LEVY, DIETER x co.
New Orleans, May l, 1866
Referring above we beg inform friends and the
trade that prepared receive and execute orders
for the purchase Of goods the European markets and which
Will receive the personal care of our Nr. GoLDsTEfN
LEVY, DIETER co.
New Orleans, May !, 1856
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED a
4 or the purpose Of transsetiDg the Whole
Leyee and l9 Puan streets uhder the nas and tFe OF
CANAACK sQUIREs JANES CANMACK
May I5' 1850 O. VI sQUIREs.
THE UNDERSIGNED having sold their stock Of Grseeres
to Mesrs Camace sqares respectfully solicit the patron
age Of their frisnds for said firm.
". INCOMES co
cora FTNFRSHIEs-THE FIRM on cTTFFoPr.
" Walsh &sCo being dissolved By the withdrawal Of n
Clifford, the undersigned will continue the General
the old stand, Gravisr and New
Streets under the style and hEm OF FHOs g WALSH co
TH0s O. WALSH.
s5.. ARTHUR GoNNRLIa
T,HE CoPARTNERSIIKP EXISTING BETwEEN
a E. Montgomery and Jaules a. White, under the
and style Of MONTGOMERY WHITE in this city was .!
'-' = A. &. MoNTGoIERF,
JAS A. WHITE
New Orleans, sd June, 1855
THE uNDERsIGNED WILL Coz nYUE THl
business OF the late firm of Montgomery White On b
own account SAA H a Nh!ln,.
Fez Orleans, sd June, 1885.
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DRUGS. PERFUMERY, ETC.

BOTANIC DRUG STORE
No. Is FRONT LRVEE, OppOaits the ALGIERs FT4RRY
LANDING. NEW ORLEANS
The stock Of Medicines Simple and Compound will be ioun
superior full and complete The patronage of the pablo
respectfully solicited by the proprietor.
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