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OY NAeLE CO., Aacrienssrs. =
Nasis 4 %. vtIl give THAR Dsrsosal attention 10
the residence Of nntlies declipine housske epin9
Also to the ss.es Of stocks 81 Groceries and Mof.
Harness. te. dec lily
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, A.cti.n..r..

TWO Two-sroRY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS
FRONTING on $50 feot alley between 9Th and
Ith streets west, sid and II streets north, st
. Public Auction.
On FRIDAY, the first day Of June next, &C six
o'clock y M, on the premises, We shall sell. two
two story Brick Houses, containing rooms each.
with porcbes, being part Of Lot No. ~, in square
No. 454, having GOOD fronts and depths with side
property win find il to their advantage TO attend
terms: one.hau cash: balance in SIX months,
secured BY . deed Of trust the premises, All
CONVEX sncine and revenue stamps ~ the cost OF
nv I'D GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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R1 GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auetiopsers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON B STREET
between Sd and Al streets, Island, ~ Public
On iFhRffDAY. the ist asy Of Juno next. q. oc,s
?. ms We shah cell, in front OF the premisss, Lot
No; o. in square 50. having ~ feet inches front,
This property snoras an oDportsnity for sly one
vishfnE 10 Iurehsse Valuable building site.
secured by deed Of trun On the prenises. All
cenveyaDcicg and revenue stamps ~ the cost OF
the purchaser. $50 down when the Dropsrty 10
my sd eRBEH q WILLIAMS. Auets.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE MCGOWAN mentioned in the Star of
yesterday is not the Jas. T. McGowanf book
hinder
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BEsT COAL OIL, IS cents per gallon, at Stew.
arts, corner 18th and H streets 6,s !
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A NEW NOVEL FROM THE PEN OF MANS
BIRLD 7. WALwoRTH, esq. w. Carlton,
the New York publisher. has in press, and will
publish in June a brilliant new novel entitled
''Stormcliff." The scene 10 laid in the High
lands of the Hudson. II is from the pen of
Mansfield T. Walworth "a son Of Chancellor
Walworth, Of Saratoga,) whose late work,
"Hotspur," had such q remarkable run. We
understand that Mr. Walworth is writing, in
six large volumes, the Lives ofthe Chancellors
Of New York State.
Bierstadt's majestic painting, "a Storm in
the Rocky Mountains" Is said to have sug-
gested the inspiration and name Of this bril-
liant new novel "Stormcliff." "Hotspur" and
other works oy this author have met with
great favor. =.
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IxEcuToRs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
I EEIY on on a ST SosTH, BET. 1sra AND

O'Clock. on the premises, we shall sell Lots mum
Der and 6, in square no. le6, fronting % feet
feet 20 80 foot alley, Lot No. Is improved ~ .
two story Frame Building. containing six rooms.
Terms: One half cash: balance in sfx and twelve
months, secured By deed Of trust the premises.
All oonveysncing and revenue stamps at the ocst
of the purchasers. S2S down on each lot when
sold. JANIS NICHOLSON,
Executor Of Francis NJ. strothsr.
my 24T. GkEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MEssRs. YATES & SRLBY. Dry Goods Mer
chants, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue, an
nounce 70 the public that having laid in theil
stock before the recent advance in the marke
that they are selling IL at the old prices. Pur
chasers are requested TO examine their stool
before gong elsewhere.
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STRANGE, BUT rRuB.-That corns, bunions,
bad mails, ETC., can be removed without pain.
TO be convinced call a. DR.. Whites Rooms,
"a Penn av., between ~ and 9Th streets.
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LoT Oh 10Th sTREEf MksT, BETwEEs
L AND N sTRBKTs NORTH.
On the 3lst instant, st o'clock D. m, in front %
the premises, Lot No. IS, in Keyser's subdivisioa
OF square No. lsS.. having good buiiding front
Terms One half cash; balance in four months,
secured by q deed OF trust on the premises All
convey ancing and revenue stamps 1t the cost OF
the purchaser. go down when the property 10
my ad GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct..
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DYw.B b. LEWIS a CO, Auctioneers:
ID Ne. 301 Pennsylvania avenue
6 oEA FANILT LLEAAvING FOR

FRIDAY MKT. June i. nj 10 O'Clock. At
Dwelling No. 343 18th street, near ID Street, We
shall sell all the Furniture Of ten rooms. ss Car
pets. Sofas, Tables. Chairs, Bureaus. Bedstesds,
Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses. Bedding. &C.
Croekery, Glass Ware, Stoves, and Kitchen Reaui
sites.
my S02t W b LEWIS A co Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
6AisAPrsRSo0N AND To- RoRRoW.
RT GREEN wILLIAns, A.ssso.ssn.

fEip.HoEsr AND LOT ON AZ srRKrr.
bb ss sr pet aud Virginia ave-, Island, 90
On IHURsDAY; the si:s day Of n.ys.rt. .. 6
NO, In Square No. SIS, having % fest front run-
ming back good depth. With the impreveD euta.
eonsistins Of q hne Feed House, which iss GOOD
Terms One-half cash; balance In g, I. sad
Is months, secured By q deed Of trust on the
premises, MI conyeyancfng and revenue st.mps
at the cost Of the purchaser. tlOo down when tse
Sso, immed isiely after the sale Of property, ne
shall sell two rood work Horses, tvo feed wAs-
Bcx Bins, Future, Scales, &C, &c. All 60 10
sold positively, ss he owner 10 going 20 the coun
try. Any person wishing 20 engage IN tse sane
business will mud 10 to their advantage % attend
the sale.
my sd Intel Auctensers.
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~. ATTORNEY AT Law,
HeSe Louisiana Avenue, stoys Sixth stree
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RY GRIN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.,
- No. s36, corner OF tn end streets
RY GREEN = WILLIAMS, Austionesr,.

On FRIDAY, June ]. 1866, At .. m, will be sols
Al public auction the Household and Kitchen Fur
ntture Of Francis NJ. Strother, deceased, at No
3ls street. between 18th aud 10th.
By orler of the orphans Court.
JAS. NICHOLSON, Executor
90 St GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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plAEQ TORS LE-A Hasdssue rs.s wood eere
y, PIANO, In perfecs order, fnsariy noR D yil b.
500 lev. Apply Se2 y street, between iSes and
~ JI5S5{fE1 r . sos
forr. ndr Wsseh Chsins. 1rsssisss. Ri1s. 4es
ysrssassv 81. kss1 Isn.. 90 isiS. sS6fla:
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ST0 THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON
A delegation of Workingmen from all the wards OF
this city having called on Hon. WIN. b. MAGRU-
DEB ex- Mayor in reference to the approaching
election, he has authorized them to state that he
declines being a candid ate fer the Msyoraity and
will, in his present position of Alderman. do all
ing classes. my % St.
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o,e,ocE0 gTs spb.Anf IIkkhOUN: yuss :, ~ ~,
4. In sausie So: improved ~ . neat and nearly
nsw frame DWELLING: lot 'front.' 90 feet on 9th, be-
north part OF same let. same dime nsiops.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance on Q credit OF
my 81 CIV. BOTHER, Auet.
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Eon SALI.RARE GHANCE.--.A GR0ODRY
WILLS HAHN, corner iSsR snl y stres9s.
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OF THE
LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETKO
LEUM COMPANY.

This company is organized for the purpose Of purchasing
years lease OF the natural oil wells Calcaoieu Parish
with the exclusive right TO dig bore for Coal Oil Petroleum
in of land of about fourteen hundred l4 which
embraces the old aud we'll known natural Oil Wells in said
sh together with the right the timber and pasturage
said lands erect the Necessary works. machinery ETC. and
to the for the purpose of refining the OIL if they
proper TO do
-Four miles transportation over level road the
nuncation by e water navigation with depth Of rs feet Of
water to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars d
vded into thousand shares hundred dollars each 1t
contemplated that y per be paid at the time Of
subscribing will create fund ample buy the lease and work
the wells If further call will be made for nstaments,
and certificates of will be issued the President each
stockhoder for the full of stock subscribed for Should
however any further nstments be required call of only 10
per the subscribed for will be made
walls of thirty da! longer.
As the Of ten thousand dollars shall have been
subscribed, the company will organize by the election Of
officers
The charter in the hands of the Notary MI Magne
will be published in day or two.
Subscription lists left the following places viz
WILSON, PATTON Il CO, No 1870 Gravier street.
McLAURIF, POTHIER CO, No Ill Gravier street.
ALSTON Il FOURNIER, corner Camp and Common SITS.
LAPENE FERRE No. t7 Old Lcvee street.
A D. GRIEFF CO, No 50 Old Levee street.
II. W. BuCkdASTER CO, Nos. 80 and 80 New Levee
street
H. Won PHUL Il co, No. 100 Poydras street.
CHAs. BRIGGS, President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp and Gravier streets.
A. the TIMES OFFICE.
At the CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, t N. Robinson
cashier Magazine and Natchez Streets where subscrp
tons be paid.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL D Thompson, Ohio;
C Barton, La; I W Silloway, Boston; Depher,
do W R Merriwether, Va; Graves, Texas; r b
Sect Mss Col Grnbsn a; Ms M
J Wickes, city; J Pally, do; N Enderle, do; J s
Rourke, Ala Capt Trust, N Y;E Barker, Ala.
VI N Ruwley, N Y; ] Whytock, Ark; d Grass. Ill;
A P Fisk, N Y; NJ Goidroll Mo; S Marcus. Ala; 9
johnson Washington; Lang and wife; J H
Willis and wife, Vicksburg; J Grail, N Y; Colonel
Smith, Virginia; John Jones, California, Day,
A Kinson and wife, San Antonio; Miss Lyons,
| T Talmer, Cincinnati; Davis, Middletown,
Conn; R B Maloney, Cincinnati; E D Halden-
bourgh, III; " Fisher, Springfield. Mass; Mrs
Dorsey, Texas; Mrs Curtis. do; Mrs Reagan and
H NJ Dunlap St Louis; 7 Hardy, Norfolk, Va;
W s Curtis, Shreveport; J s McNabb, do; j
Stewart, ] W B Roster.
ST LOUIS HoTEL-D Fellowss, Camden; 7
lot St James; b o'Grady and WIFE Miss NJ Rob
erts, Mobile; E W Noise and family, city; Mrs
Robinson. Willow Point; L Dickson, Pecan
Point; Mrs McLauren and family, Tiger Island;
Christi Texas; W S McChesney, Ky.
CITY HOTEL-F W Clancey Capt ] H Dole,
Pierson, j Schun, La; J 81 A Scanlahd; J L
Trigg and wife, La; Mrs q Farngeirer, St Louis; L
ner, 7 Lamkn, Mrs Lamkin Miss Lamkin, J Ap
plenhite, Miss; A McCollom. Terrebonne; VIM
Baggett, Brookhaven; r White, Berwick's Bay
J ? Rodney, city; l. Mckee, Ky; e Larroll, n
Y; DR. J M Owen, G A Smith, Miss; A L Nouwoody
Col Ventress, La; j J Jewell, Turner, Mobile; 4
7 Nash, A Love, Texas; Dr A Carruth, Miss
Huff, East Feliciana I Z, Armtage, La; NJ Soria
G Smith, Ky; C S Gauldin, Ga; Turner, Mrs I
j Smith, Mobile; Mrs Key. Ala; J \ Saw, Shreve
port; D NJ Term, Texas; Majer Elerton, Shreve
port; W P Wheeler and family, Crarsville c
Biddel, Ky; W e Beall, Nd; N Lichtensten;
Carglte, Arkadelphia; S Scar, st Louis; + Hen
derson, city; W W Long, Texas; Saith, Ia
mau!ipas, Mexico; D H Dickson and family, Arb
D Lynn, city.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-.A Lewes, city; c NJ Rob
erts, Pensacola; W Daniels, St Louis;
Logan, Ark; A Mogga, Miss; Sxift, Unio
Springs, Alabama; A Andrews, N c D NJ W.
mack; P Ferguson and wife, w Peets. Brookhavel
] r Wilson, Summit; J Newman, Milford, p
Miss N Austin, jackson, Mississippis J A Parke
Galveston, Texas; j Strauss, Jackson, Mississippi
J Mayer, r Brnmp, city; I Lilienshal al
wife, + H Sewer, ARK, W L Hysr, Florida; G
Ferrell, Montgomery; T J Barnett Ala, Y Lea
Montgomery; G B Franklin, Texas; II l. Watso
Miss; H ID Coffei1, Texas; 6 N Parks. Miss; Ca
, Perot. oi.y; J G Bull, St Louis: w Il Heu6srso
city; J r Newman and family, Carroll parish; j
Pnrvis, St LOUIS Mrs H Henshaw, Miss Eensha
Miss; Mrs Bland and family, la; A S Darlen, ci
NJ Willis, Texas; Deas, q.
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~~
Personal.

Major Gen. James Shields addressed q mass
meeting of tue citizens of Livingston county Mis-
souri,, few days ago. He took emphatic ground
against the radicals and their policy, and vigor-
ousy defended President johnson.
Daniel G. Howell, ESQ.,, an old resident of Ohio,
and the first white male born between the two
Miami rivers, died at CIeves, in that State on the
10th, in the seventy sixth year of his age.
Gen. Grant arrived in Washington, from Phila-
delphia, on the 18th.
Major George Mcknight nom de plume, tAsa
Hartz,l has retired from his connection with the
Newbern IN. c. Times, and W. ]. Vestal has be-
come sole editor and proprietor.
Justice Wayne, of the United States Supreme
Court, is about to proceed to Georgia for the pur
pose of holding court there. Chief Justice Chase
still declines to hold court in Virginia.
Gen. Meade and staff passed through Boston on
the 18th, en- route for Eastport, Me.
| On Friday, the 10th ult., Imperial Prince Napo-
leon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph entered on his l1th
| year. On the occasion there was high mass, at
tended by all the court. The Prussian Minister,
Count de Goltz, had a private interview, at which
he presented the Order of the Black Eagle to the
Prince, who could not be decorated with that
Order before he was 10 years of age.
| Capt. Beverley Kennon is now in this city
Capt Kennon is the officer who fought the State
gunboat Governor Moore SO gallantly when Farra-
CUTS feet passed the forts.
4 The Jackson County (Wisl Banner says that Mr..
Charles Stewart, who originally started that paper
has fallen heir to the snug sum of s50o,000.
The Richmond Times thinks it rather nhuman in
Mr. Stanton to call Banks to furnish reports Of
his battles with Stonewan jackson.
Gen. Grant has been presented, by different
persons, with many as 7s0 boxes of cigars in a
:. single day.
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on Tuesday last. Counter charges of uiitruthful-
ness and cowardice were made against each other.
About twenty millions of dollars, the interest on
gold bearing coupons, known as 5-2O's, will be
paid on May 1st.
NEW YoaK, April 26.-Guadaloupe advices state
that cholera is disappearing.
The French government is about to propose to
the various governments Of Europe uniform
passport system.
MosTREAL, April 26.-The Gazette announces
the death of DR.. Slayer, from cholera. Two other
doctors had been attacked, but had recovered.
Eight passengers have escaped from quar-
antined ship and it is feared may spread the dig
| ease there.
Three cases of cholera are reported at Halifax.
=, The Moro Castle brings Havana adviees to the
| 2lst inst.
A battle was progressing on the 18th, at Mazat-
Ian, between the Liberals and Tmperiasts, but no
decisive result had been obtained before the
steamer left.
Conspiracies were rife in the City of Mexico.
Gen. Garvey was imprisoned. Gen. Escobedo had
blockaded the road between San Luis and Saltillo.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The treasury depart
meDt estimates the national income for the present
year at FIVE hundred millions of dollars. There is
now balance in the treasury of fully one hundred
and sixty millions of dollars
Col. Nixon, of New Orleans, has been pardoned
| to-day.
NEW YORK, April 25.-A very large meeting
was held at Brooklyn last night, in favor of the
RESIDENTS reconstruction policy: Among the
and G. A DAWSON 1asterd iet,er from % Gen. ad Biz Tas
received indorsing the object of the meeting.
| , Inc Herald's Havana special says that two
Spahiah men of-war lately arrived at Havana, but
had again put to sea- Their destination was not
known. g
zen; Dnlce had received peremptory orders to
nave tne Africans, who had been seized by private
Fernando Pc. - I. = X $40 -S'-N -
NEW YosK, April 2s.-we are in possession of
the following additional news by the City Of
LIVERPOOL, April l3 Cotton sales for the week
49, 900 bales. There is decline of ID, and the
market closes with further alight decline and a
downward tendency. The stock consists Of
| 600, 900 bales. 7T-
Fve-twenties 675@s7z. Ex-coupons Censols
s5a@S65. In the bank there was decrease in the
specie of eighteen thousand pounds.
NEW YORK, April 26, IL M.-Cotton nominal but
with downward tendency, owing to Europeen
advices. Gold 1917.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1866
'eace. She was released en- furnishing sloe bond

peace She was released on furnishing slo0 bond
to keep the peace.
Mrs. Alder was arraigned, charged by Mrs.
Fitzpatrick with assault and battery. She was re-.
leased on giving 500 bond to keep the peace
Emil Pastear was arrai1ned charged by Caroline
Watkins (coIfdJ with assauls and battery. She
was fined s. and held in 800 bond.
RECORDER VEHNAaDs CouRT.-Owing to the sus-
pension of crime in this district the previous
twenty-four hours, the business of this court was
brought to " dead stand" Not a single case
transpired to relieve the court Of It's inactivity
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New DRUG SToRE.-Mr. Oscar Robin, a gentle
man of this State, well known tn in city and
country for his science and skih as chemist and
apothecary, has just received large stock of
fresh and genuine drugs, medicines, chemicals,
ETC., at No. 4s Royal street, which he offers to
planters and the trade at the lowest market prices
We cheerfully ask Our readers to refer to Mr.
Robins advertisement; he is worthy in every way
of public confidence and patronage.
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GAS LIGHT COMPANY


r. FitSaUikIiH7,t,
sTATIoNER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is receiving hne assortment Of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue ruled and plain manufactured expressly
this market which he invites the his
and the public generally. 4
BLANK BOOKS of every size and style of ruling and bind
ing constantly on hand and made to order.
CONNIE RCIAL BLANKS all kinds hand and printed
70 order in the neatest style
An extensive and complete stock of Office Furnishing Goods
generally including Hoes fine Copying Presses, we'll
variety of cheaper ones, all warranted
Copying Press Stands Books Brushes, etc.. etc.
Foey's superior GOLD PENS.
FRrchilds .....
STEEL PENS of all the best manufacturers.
WRITING PAPER and RNvELOPS of all kinds.
FLAT PAPERS of all Sizes
PRINTING PAPER-2lkx33 and 3lx48,
Checks, Notes, Drafts Bills of Exchange, Bill Heads and
Cards printed or Autographed in handsome style
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention
16 16...,......,.. .Cnmp pStreet....,..,.....,..,78 10
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FoR VERA CRuz.--In our shipping list column
will be found an announcement of therst class pas,
senger steamer Southern Star, Of the Crescent and
Star Line, which is up for Vera Cruz, and will sail
punctually from her wharf on Saturday next, the
2sth instant. This is the pioneer ship Of the line
with superior accommodations for passengers. and
capacity for limit ed amountof freight For pas
sage apply to Messrs. Richard D. Locke & Co.,
and for freight to r. NJ Harrison Co., IS Gasode>
ct street, or 7. G. jenkins, No. II Carondelet.
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Point Clear Motel,

The undersigned will open Point Clear ro on or ahopt
The 10th day OF May next,
This establishment is now being reprinted and put in COM
plste repair and condition Gas water works ava ,;
erected, the grounds beautifully laid out and the bous ~
aished entirely new with the materials and the at
improvements.
Arrangements will be made for direct cation with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the approved pattern have been ordered Ten
Alleys being built and every suitable to the
mate and place afforded to man. woman and child. For
BATHING AND FISHING
this celebrated watering place has no
the continent aud the undersigned intends to make
the most easant and comfortable one in the world
CHAS Z. SMEDES, Manager.
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Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser & Co. will sell
this day. at 10 o'clock, at saiesroom, No. 80 Camp
street, fine furniture, French plate, mirrors, oil
paintings, ship chronometers, desks, shoes, etc.
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WATERING PLACES.
Complete Stock of COOKING STOVES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
BRIGHT TIN and JAPAN WARE.
ana everything necessary complete outfit always
hand Our TIN and JAPAN WARE has been
Reduced go Per Cent,
ID we manufacture extensively. every article can
RICE BROS. & CO.,
90 and 95 Camp street,
Aud go Magazine street. near Mspazns Maria,
Sole AgY nts for the sale Of the celebrated
CHARTF4R OAK COOKING STOVE
And tho
Johnson's Patent Wash Machines.
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Wilcox & Gibos' Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
cox & Gibhs,' Family Sewing Machines are abso,
ately complete. Office No. St. Charles street.
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Cnspettsags, Curtains, Etc.

We have lately received hands"me ssortment Of SUR
Damasks and Lace Curtains of various qualities Loops
Gimps Cornices Bands, Pins, etc, etc; ARPETlNtS Of
ali kinds and qualities. FLnURsiL CLOTHS, MAFTlNGS
and all articles in line which offer at greatly
dacea prices.
A. BROUSSEAU g. CO.,
importers 10 Ghartres street.
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Choice FOR Your MoNEY.-At Cory, o.. the
same man owns two newspapers--one intensely
republican and the other thoroughly democratic.
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WNeeg0Ck, EfasRNy D. Co.,

! DRUGGISTS AND IMPORTERS
Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
oder for SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES. the
following Goods of direct importation now landing British
bark Ehda and steamships Alabama and Carolina
Is casks SALSODA.
800 kegs BICARB SODA
500 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted
3 casks Coxs GELATINE.
10 Coiemans MUSTARD, in glass and tin
70 gross Lows Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines.
full and complete all the most popular kinds.
ALSO IN STORE:
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
casks CARB AMMONIA, in bulk.
s cases GUM sHELLAc
s :. :. AssAFED1TA prime
& =. :. OPIUM Turkey.
20 -, TARTARIC ACID, English.
100 sacks CuTCH.
80 bbls. ALUM lump
20 ground.
300 ts. Balls. COPAIBA, pure
% bbis. Refined BORAX. English
20 . CASTOR OIL, Mol.
81 kegs EMERY asserted.
100 gross WINES sixes
1000 bs SUGAR LEAD, English.
500 . English CALOMEL.
5aD . . BLUE MASS.
800 . IoDIDE PoTAsS, English and French
1850 ors sULPH QUIEINE, French.
,noo PAW.
On hand full and complete assortment Of the EFFEh
yEsCENT GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
.f Mousrs T Morson Il Son. and Mr. Bishop, of London
Agents for Mess Bat ey Watt, Of London for the sale
of their Celebrated PREPARATIONS, full and complete
stock of which will always keep in store
Together with full variety of
FINE ENGLISH CHEMICALS.
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