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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW AND SER
viceabe Qusrtermastsr's stores


MONDAY, July 2, 1860, and continue d
VI daily un all the stores sod, the Fire Proof
Press Of Front Leyes and Robin the 1Jwnz
articles Of new and sarvceabEe QlattemAs.a5 Stores, Will
be sod at public aGctiOn--
1880 Axes 3I13 Pickates 1854 lbs Belts and Nuts 46 f5l
lbs Chain, assorted - 40 lbs Cable Chain, Engine
$40 Hos H4wser 065 lbs Cine 6I59 pick Handles 5is9 los
Pasterng Hair l9 Hammer assorted 1862 Hatchets 99l6
Axe Havs g. 40 lbs Sheet IRON - sS los Iron assorted
HoTitzgrs Veterinary Instruments, . Jl5 lbs
Chloride Lime 1892 lbs Black Lead 8D lbs Lead assorted
Saw Mil u i52 o5 SheathnX Zinc 3l gallons Coal Oil IA
oars, 1913 Plates assorted, 1874 lbs Marine l3O85 lbs
Nails assorted 49, $50 lis H. and W. Shoe Naiis 4G4 gallons
Linseed Oil 1879 gallons Lard OIL, % gallons Resin Oil 6l9i
9H Lead PDe U Sand Paper 5457 lbs Paint assorted
lAVg lbs Packing assorted 73 ST. lbs Rope assorted 1897
los IsTrsd Rope I09Gi Harness rings, 1881 lis Rvets
sorted 5S4 lbs B1En J5 gross Screws assorted 27 Staples
"A SaTs, assorted 23 Squares, assorted % Scythe $50
scIthe sneahs J6 Pack Saddles, l93 292 bz Spikes
oTted I62 shoyes assorted lO Spades is j3 bs. Steel
JJ lbs sizing Stuff 9S2 lbs Copper Sheathng 23 gallons
Loa Y sets Blacksmhs Tools 60 Carpenter Stools
q hos Tar 297 lbs. Sheet fin 726 lbs Block Tin Vsss
tny sgons $40 lbs Horse and Mule Shoes 1888 lbs
p 20 I9s Ialow, bbls Coal Tar 529 gallons Yarnsh,
- AIn2 Whips POSI- lbs spun Yarn 1851 I5s Zinc SO los
oppe "ire IO43 lbs Wire together with large variety
2ors too numerous TO enumerate, consisting in part OF
1ardWsIe snip and Marie Stores Building Material parts
Tools, etc - "-S1'"ii5-s'
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ each dav
BE- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes
me attention OF merchants traders and others Il psricu
larry called TO the above closing sale.
The Stores new and present desirable Investment
complete list Of the articles be can he seen at the
Fire Proof Press. ~ " '-
BY order Of Col G. G. sAWTELLE Ghetto N
E. j. iaut { nj 'an5 n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lust RECEIVED
A lot of COW PEAS MOSS and Nov IRISH POTATOES
For gale by BEALE, COLOHB co,
% Font Ls,oe street,
Between Custouhouse and BienyIe streets
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLhTON
RAILROAD
the 70 and from Garroton New Orleans the same
day will be TWENTY FIVE CENTS for each passenger.
Way Fares any distance FIFTEEN CENTS
The price Personal Monthly Tickets hxed at SEVEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY GENTS each Half-Monthy
Tickets for young children only THREE DOLLARS AND
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS each.
j. NJ. REID Superintendent
New Orleans June ~ 1866, ----
EOR sALE."........,..........., SALE.
5000 feet POPLAR PLANK
1900 WHITE OAK SLAVES.
Apply to
STEWART, GALBREATH d FIZER,
&c Union street,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS
We receiving various sizes and qualities which
offer al reduced prices
POTTHOPF KNIGHT,
90 Camp street,
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AMUsENI ENTS.
OPENING BALL OF THE SEASON
Ar
MISSISSIPPI CITY HOTEL.

The OPENING BALL Of the SEASON at this popular
Watering Place will be given on THURSDAY EVENING,
the 9th Of June.
The Band Of Music has arrived the boat will leave tn
Lake End the arrival Of the O'Clock cars On Thursda
Morning, and return Friday
ADMISSION 10 THE BALL FREE
OLYMPIC THEATEK-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee and Msnageress,.MR C. HOWARD WATKINS
Morning and Evening Performance
,sAFURDAf NOOk-WHO STEAKS FIRST Splendid
Meenge Of Mqsic Song and Dance and the SILENT WOMAN
-sATuRDAY acknowledgements Drama of THE SOM
HAMBgLLST, and Laughabls Farce Of TOO LATE FOR
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THE NEW WATERING PLACE
GRAND ISLE HOTEL.

The and staunch passenger steamer SAN NICOLAS
Harvey master will leave the head Harvey sCana ouest
Stock landing Louisiana Avenue EVERY SATURDAY and
TUESDAY at O'Clock for Grand Isle Hotel LiY-
ngstDn Baraaria and intermediate landnga returning
MONDAY and URSDAY evenings delightful trip thrones
lakes and bays to the shore.
Fare to the sea shore meals included. SIS
The Hotel open and ready for the reception Of visitors
with si the requisites and comforts of rstesss hotel offer.
g the advantages Of surfbathng fine fishing, b. ang
eT anusesns ofths seacoas being ded by nagu
oak groves giving ample shade and pleasant
treat during the heat of the day.
HATES-Board per week. 5l5 Transient boarders day 49,
A. MARGOT JOLLY, Proprietor
AAENEI b MrMAHDN. Aaant.- 81 St Charea
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COPARTNERs HIP.


-
HAVE THIS nay ASSOCIATED Urrty NE
/ Nessrs NcK5nUe,I AZ % HazsIi1r.t Nise AID Va
tnue the Cotton Faaor4e Ind ener Gor oi M g
K 5G ''''0 u lti'4'L1 = ~ AchINNLLL
L u. MERRITT y Csrondelet sr-eat
nv ORtEAEs ln9s ID $50
N~0TTCE-ruE FtRu0FRTCTIAR %T-ItEy7- 4 w
vii lie attended .o ny ava 1-'''
Ile H1ler5ignei hSya i4mga mtg4 3opGrtner7Ap unds
H. i'as ~ o. 81 = = - q "]--'I ''F Inc tran
ROBERT MCDOWELL
RIoAARD NGcENT,
y.-vo,,.,r. ra,.o IVY, w @9l-i-oH erect,
VIII mane advances On co1sEumeats to our friends
IN Liverpool Med q y.
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~ = IN 1 = E1A9 e " MOL Fl IhmE THIS
& ii wiz t rs! m T. ", ELIIiOIl, Of this
M M H. ~ s'5 '-ge * I-jeTa I@l-
" taLLInII r r,-..---.
D-nTVCr or g-nD. ,,,x-r,ygs--v-,
AASN TX No1 a Ii L n hAtShA4-
iTEOS JENDFPsOy 7.-a g 1r,s.-- T., f. r.
SAN-T STE rs x Ts,a ~ Vi1T.t b. III q "
SION BUSINESS, und the style of
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ITO THE MERCHANTS

A'Jh!' ''t 81 A1t- As-g', lstJo anu -V!oo'
for city Of New Orleans No 40 Camp street.
ITO THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS OF
Lavaca again address you the subject Of your neres
bay ana present additional weg6y reasons for to extend
yggE business relations with this place.
Orleans deliver eght and passeng warves TIE
same prize they do to Bdanoa and run with dispatch
fok ana delivers the same there without any additional
rates The steamships Of this le considered the
TO Galveston Bar one hundred and ten miles in from eight
The Harrison Morean's line of steamships are now dev
grg freight at Layaca at the rates they do to Galveston and
BY them freight can delivered in Lavaca as cheap as IT
It is thus seen that the different steamship lines nv ta
course they are pursuing sustain in former decara
lions that Lac is the point designated by for the
Point which npE is and 2%sys will the enreoot q
cateS than the practical men who control the various
SNIP lines which run to this bay,
OF chooners plying between here and New York the pro
pretos Of which have assured that whatever The trade
facilities io getting produce rapidly to market viii then be
The railroad from here Victoria complete running
order Snd viii probably be extended further towards San
We have fine and water vicinity and
freight to the interior prices low as ever paid
@ 10 S 09 present ta Of charges TOR receiving
win see that our rates are from fifty twenty per below
Realizing these facts and the economy of this route to the
interior OF Texas and her frontier the United States govern
nent mas ordered all It's supplies and military stores this
BY this route goods after leaving the steamships receive but
one handling be fore they reach You.
0nr Tariff OF charges is very light
Our facilities for getting goods off TO their destination in the
INTERIOR with dispatch, are always good generally in
In conclusion refer you experience in business here
you have been aeua1ted with Tor over twenty years
ehtrlst to us VIII carefully and diligently subserve,
manner which will always command your approval.
v / HER & Co;.
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- COIgate's Honey sOap-ThIs celebrated
Foilst Soap in such universal demand, IS made
hottest materials, is mild and emoient in nature fra
psny scented and extremely beneficial nits action upon
kin For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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A LABAMA STATE LOTTERY. -
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE
OF ALABAMA.

For the Henens of the State Unuver.lty
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1EPoRTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
FRIDAY, June go, 1896, at Greenvn1e.

l.
ERIDAY, June go, 1896, at Greenvine.
La the following described buildings, will be sold a
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE 20 by 90 feet. containing
l1oO fee Of lumber 10000 shingles 5000 orick and ~
ONE FORAGE MILL O0by 40 feet containing 30 900 feet
lumber 1900 shingles, 1903 bcE ~ windows and sash;
smoke stack complete one corn mill; one woodward
p4mp, jqgh cylinder, inch stroke and doors.
tanning 600 brick 566 FEET igIa5eT doors ioeo olive
9?.eEi smoke =tacE Wordngt1n pumps " inch cylinder
stTokei water tank n by 81 BY feet. men '''a' men
ONE BLAcKsNiIH SHOP, 400 by 40 feet containing
"a. 5aSS house. 81 BY !? feet containing 1900 FEE
ass- FERNs-Gash in 2. 5. Treasury notes.
BIZ order " Col d. q sAWTELLE, ChierQ Nj
r. J. sERANG, brerst Lient Col and A Q. ".
PosTPoNENEST or SALE OF ST JOSEPH STREET
Railroad
SATURDAY. June 30, on the T.evee.
~ At the foot Of Ct II JSpE street The tooGg gtsr
a DISTANCE 9! ten miles II Pubic Auction viii b sold
539 BaTs 81 Rao2d Iron, weighing a0ou 1921 0 bs
4,lil Fish Bar Iron Bolts
6Swirch Stands
Switch Frogs
l6l6 Chains, Cnst and Wrought Iron
5,52t Gross Ties, nr less,
5Zn pound, Railroad Spikes, more or less.
l lot r.. Oak Lumber 90 600 eet.
Wood Hammer
! Locomotive Engine tOreana
Freight Building. 20 by 6l feet
Once Building, lG by l6 feet.
Sales to commence at 10 4 ".
By order Of Col q G sAwTELLG, Chief Quartermaster
Z, j. STRANG, Byt. Ii Col. and A @. VI.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, CORNER OF NAP0,
leon Avenue and Prytania street, at Auction.
BY j.. B. WALTON d. DESLONDE,
]. B. Walton, Auctioneer
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- Surely, Steadily, Successfully, smoIau-
ders Extract of BucFu curng every of Kidney Disease
RheuHgsm Gravel Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains
n the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excesses Of any kind
Come ye afflicted Try snoauders-Take no other Bucku!
Sold by all Gpothecaries. Price, 81 D. Barnes Co.. New
York and Barnes, Ward Co.. New Orleans, souherngents
Buregh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
Al agents.
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AND PLANTERS OF
,ned merchants of Port
ject Of your interests as
ward through this
easOns for you to extend
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Prospectus
LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETRO-
LEUT COMPANY.

This company organized for the purpose OF purchasing
Cen years lease of the natural wells in Calcasieu Parish
with the exclusive right bore for Coal Oil or Petroleum
In tract Of land about fourteen hundred iOU acres which
embraces the old well known natural Oil Wells in said par
h together right the timber and pasturage on
Bald lands the necessary works machinery etc. and
to operate for the purpose of refining the OIL they
see proper to do
-Four miles of transportation level road to the west
uncation by tide navigation with depth of Is feet Of
water to the Gulf of Mexico
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars d-
deddnto thousand shares at hundred dollars each IL
la contemplated that y cent to be paid at the time OF
subscribing will fund ample to bay the lease and work
the wells. If further call will be made for insaments
and certificates of stock will be issued by the President to each
Hockhoder for the full of stock subscribed for Should
however any further tamens be required call Of only 10
per cent on the amount subscribed for will be made at inter
walls of thirty days or longer.
As soon as the of thousand dollars shall have been
subscribed the company will organize by the election
officers.
The charter in the hands of the Notary Mr. Magner
will be published in a day or two
Subscription lists left the following places viz:
WILSON, PATTON & CO., No 1870 Gravier street.
McLAURIN, PoTHIER Co, No Ill Gravier street.
ALSTON FOURN1ER, corner Camp and Common SITS,
LAPENE d FERRE, No. 81 Old Levee street
A D. CRIEFF& d CO, No. 50 Old Leyee street
h W. BUCKMAsTER Il CO., Nos. 80 and So New Leve
street.
CHAs. BRIGGS, President Louisiana Mutual Insuranc
Compsny, corner Camp and Grayier streets.
At the TIMES OFFICE.
Atthe CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, N, T. N. Robinson
cashier Magazine and Naehez Streets where subsorI
qcanb be
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PersOnRI.

Senator Doolittle sent Major L. V. Brice, of Ak
ron, Ohio a copy of his speech. The major re-
piled in pungent letter, in which he said that if
Mr.. johnson were now q candidate for reelection,
"he would, in Ohio, get the copperhead vote, and
the vote of the postmasters but of the Union
men, not office holders under him, he could not
get corporals guard
In the great annual exhibition of pictures in
Paris there is this year portrait of lady, with
the simple title of 1.-THE Widow in the catalogue.
There is terrible story connected with this pic
ture The lady is the Countess o., who. al
though only twenty-four years of age, has been
twice widowed She is said to be of humble birth,
but when only sixteen years old her great beauty
attracted the attention of the Marquis de
D, who married her. On leaving
the church, however, the Marquis was assas,
sinated by some obscure rival, and the lady
was left widow with an immense fortune. The
,narquise retired to a convent, where she re-
mained till her twentieth year. She then made a
journey to various parts of Europe, and visited
among other places st. Petersburg, where oae o
the most wealthy boydrds of Russia placed at hel
feet his heart, his diamonds, and his millions
The marriage was celebrated in the house of th
bridegrooms mother, in a remote part Of Russia
some distance from his own estate. The newl
married couple left for their new home in a mag
nifcent sleigh. On the way they were attaoke
by wolves, and the Count, in trying to defend hi
bride, made false step, fell out of the sleig
into the snow, and was Immediately devoured b
the wolves. The horses, mad with terror, dashe
off with immense speed, and did not stop till the
arrived at the Counts chateau, which was br
liantly Illuminated for the reception of the new
married couple.
King Jenny, the regning monarch of Dahom
/, has written to Mr.. Henry Distin, of London, for
young and talented music master, to proceed
!. once to teach his band of the young ladies of
a q body,guard, eighty in number, brass instrumen
4 from fiat soprano down to the double bass in
fiat. The terms are very good.
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PRECoCIoUs DEBAUCHERY IN FRANCE, = In a
work from the pen of NJ. Jules Simon, entitled
=" LIE Travail" which has just appeared in Paris,
appear the following statements Of the condition
Of the children of workingmen lin some parts Of
France:
Even in France there are towns where women
rival men in habits of ntoxcation. At Lille, at
Rouen there are some so saturated with it that
their infants refuse to take the breast of sober
woman. In the mountains of the Vosges infants
drink eau-de.vie. On Sunday, in the churches
the air is literally infected with the smell of eau
de.vie made from potatoes. In those mountains
there are no more frequent causes Of idiocy and
mbecility, for in general the dwellings, are healthy
and the water is excellent The great misfortune
is that the children of habitual drunkards are
idiots, so that the punishment follows from gene
father to the innocent children, In the manutac-
turing towns the mayors are obliged to take mea-
sures against the oabarets that supply eau'de-VIe
to children, for there are drunkards of fifteen as
there are laborers at eight and, morally and
physically, they present melancholy spectacle
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II Card.

It's well known citizens of New Orleans auriAs
nv absence my Church. St Lukes totally destroyed by
% It's of the utnos Importance that this loss
n spairsd as soon possible Ts rebuild this Church
Foure much effort bssty the part OF It's friends It
earnestly hoped generous community will berAJ
and promptly respond the appeals of this noble object
Subscriptions for this purpose viii be taken by the under
iznsd or ay be left at Savings Bank, Canal street.
G, s. HEDGES, Rector St. Luke's Chuzch, n. 0.
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Caution.

Stencil plate makers and all other persons are warned
against any further manufacture brands in imitation
of mine Colorado limitations such would deceive the pub
lie into the belief that they purchasing MAGNOLIA
WHISKY" equally obnoxious exact fac SMILES
Suits will instituted for damages against every person
who aids or assists in the invasion OF my rights.
The case of Pike Doyle in the Fourth District Court
was decided by special jury of merchants and is legal
warning to all parties.
Mossrs, LONGsTREET OWEN CO., No. 81 Union
street. are my agents in New Orleans
SAMUEL N. PIKE.
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BRryIsH IDEA or THE NEGRo.--The London
Times Of April leah, has an article commenting on
President Johnsons veto. Of the civil rights bill.
We quote sigEidcant passage:
Why cannot ahe negro be declazed citizen and
invested with all the nights of man? The real
answer is that he is no2 citizen and cannot be
made citizen by proclamation or q law. We
have, unfortunately, had lttls experisnce of our
own in this matter. We gave the Jamaica negro,
in common with his white master, civil equality
and the right of seR government, and see how It
has ended all tbs negro s instincts and habits go
in the other direction. He is earelsss, cre6ulous
and depsadent-saslye excited easily duped easily
Observation-Disclosures the ready victim of stronger
will. He is material foT the hands of anybody
who wishes to make use of him. Invested with
full political right the race must be magazine
Of mischief.
In Jamaica, it appears that the negroes would
imbibe at days notice any absurd delusion as to
the authority and wishes of the British Queen, Of
! the commissioners, anybody else, but what
| they were always looking for was something to be
given them, or something to be done for them, or,
some law to make them all rich, happy, land own
ers, and taN-free forever. Such men are not cih7
zens, call them so as we will. President Johnsou
i'll his message, takes inso account the educate
and circumstances, as well as the race. H
four millions have he observed, Just emerged
slavery; and he notices that the United Skatk
quire five years. training in republican 1Fse
tions and habits before they admit a Europe
eigner to citizenship Even an intelligent
man must 60 through this probation. 1s
must have at least as mueh-we fear v9@M
more. He has his virtues In some Eassb@
contrasts favorably with the white ma
wishes to speak i'll of him, but he
, capable Of self-government in the SEE pif =
E when We talk OF commonwealths
him. faa
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Tue material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
Celebrated Foundres and comprises all the Modern Improve
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gqtp Orleans 9ailg Qrestett.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY ., 1856.
Omcial Return. of the Election.

subjoined are the returns of the election on
Monday, from the official tables of the she riff.
The Democrats are marked y those on the
Workingmen's ticket "W" and the independent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

Messrs. J. B. Walton & Deslonde sell this day, at
II o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctoneers'
Exchange, an attractive list of bank stocks and
notes, insurance scrip of the different insurance
companies Of this city, stock in the Odd Fellows
Hall association, and unimproved property in
GreenviHe, one square from the Carrollton rail.
goad
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NOOK AND JON PRINTING.

HOOK AND jon PRINTING,
SUCK AS
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DRAy RECEIPTS,
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS
PROGRAMMES,
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Persons desiring to purchase vacant and i'm
proved property, in large or small quantities, will
notice the advertisements of Mr.. Pafrey's sales of
o-day, in this mornings issue.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIoT.-We invite the
attention of our readers to the card of Judge
George P Deweese, which will be found in another
column. The judge expected to have been ap-
pointed by the President to preside over the U. s.
courts of the western district of Louisiana, and
was not, only because Congressional legislation
made but one U. S.Gjudicial district of the whole
State, and Judge Durell, already appointed to the
eastern district, had the former western district
merged into his jurisdiction. Such an opinion as
this manifestation of appreciation and confidence
on the.part of President Johnson must show, would
be an ample guarantee of Judge Deweese's qualif-
cations but besides this, we hear him highly spo-
ken of by old Louisianians, and we have no doubt
he will do full justice to any law business that may
be entrusted to him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

The Ladies' Own Journal (scotland) gives an
account of the first appearance in Edinburg, as
a public reader, of the Hon. Mrs. Theresa Yelyer-
ton. who has so long fought for her station and
position in society, and whose name has travelled
wherever an English newspaper has been read for
the past seven years. Her uncomfortable agita-
tion was pitiable to see for a few moments, but
she soon recovered herself, and read " Locksley
Hall, !" Mary, Queen of Scots" Lady Glare
We're de We're, y" Excelsior" and the " Song of
Hiawatha,' y in a manner which took her hearers
by surprise, and at once stamped her as an elocu
zionist of rare power and sweetness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

KILN DRIED Corn MEAL.-Messrs. Weller,
Chew & Co., Nos. "A and 26 Poydras street. are
now receiving large lot of the above named ar
ticle, made of white corn and from the Cordova
mills, Iowa. As this meal was ground and pre-
pared expressly for this climate dealers and CON
sumers will no doubt find it an exceedingly choice
article. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

MEssRs. LEVY, DIETER & Co-Ihe old and
well known firm of Levy & Dieter commission
merchants takes the above mentioned name and
style hereafter, in consequence of the admission
in the partnership of Mr. ]. Goldstein, who was
formerly so well known in this city as one of the
house of O. Talamone, Dessommes & Co. The
new copartnership will continue in the same bust
ness-that of commission merchants-and are pre-
pared not only to receive and execute orders for
the purchase of goods in the European markets,
but will make cash advances upon produce and
cotton consigned to them for sale, or to their
friends in England, New York, or Boston. We
invite attention to their advertisement, which ap-
pears in another column.
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Crescent
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

Crescent
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
No. "a Camp street, New Orleans, La.
Business public respectfully informed that
se CRESCENT possession of superior facilities for
me expeditions execution the most reasonable
terms, of
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY