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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

THE ITALIAN OrERA.--It was pleasant to see SO
select and numerous an audience at the perform
ance of Donizetti's grand opera La Fayorita =,
last night, nor was public expectation disap-
pointed, except in one respect: as we said yes
terday, the tenor was utterly inadequate to the
part Of Fernando, which is the principal role Of
tie opera but Madame Ghioni, as Leonora,
threw sweetness and power into the rayishing
strains Of the music which recompensed the ear for
the sins Of Fernando. No praise canbe too lavish
for the excellence Of this lady-she dresses with
rare taste. she acts in that subdued and modest
way which wins far more readily than the mere.
ticious style which is usual nowadays; and her
Vocalixatlon is strictly correct and classical It
viii be long before Ghioni is forgotten in New
Orleans.
We cannot omit our warm appreciation of
: Aancnsi and Susini as the King and Prelate, and
Of 1he ochestra and chorus. The costumes, and
y word the tout ensemble were highly creditable
4 g me manage and the performers
La Fasorita will be given again tomorrow
nlghI, anq weswould advise all Who wish TO bea,
vs. nhest music well rendered with one single ex-
ep'lon, 70 visit the New Opera House on the
To,night !. Fauas win 10 performed for the
benefit Of Herr 0stermann. = Ileu 'oi 'no
Mexico. We received last niob. I, a..
pers Of the 2zth and Galveston Il the 18th 2stb " g.
find nothing Of any special interest il rsssra
affairs on the Rio Grande The Indianola Tns. :. ~
the 9th says i: ss nj 1-'sa =
We have no further reports from the Rio Grand.
that can be relied on. 1t seems to be tie eanasn
opinion that the sack Of Bagdad was only iihna
tering raid and Of course viii be disavowed by our
& government. y w W.
Erffo the fyaIvestnn Civl;a,, No ,,34{5
ing ]:
FL Haragoza, tho new Liberal Mexican pane,
published in Brownsville, in Texas, says that dir
teen of the prisoners taken from the force of Cen
Cortina, captured after having pundered sons
wagons, had been shot'in Matamoros. That pa ,se,
says that oil the prisoners taken at Bagdasl iaf
been sat ~ liberty, including the ciyiI and military
authorities and tile employees Of the fniperiasts
skl zaragcza seems to be sort Of 9ilibustel
6 org gas.
4he Galveston Bulletin concludes an article OF
the subject Of Mexican aitairs by saying that i
BarnuIn shes to engage one OF the greatest hum
Bugs of the world, let him secure the Mexican
4 Z Republic.p
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

4 NEW PuBLIoArIoNs.-Mr. E. E. Overall, of the
Merchants Exchange and New Room, will accept
our thanks for q copy Of the Richmond Medical
Journal, a copy Of Good Words,' which is
New York reprint Of London Illustrated Monthly,
and copy of the New York Mercantile Journal
of the 18th.
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IMe great raosera RsemeeEu.
GREY ia CKET BITTER S
A SURE CURE FOR
Cholera, Cholera Morbus and all Diseases of the
Stomach and Digestive Organs.

We would respectfully to the public that
experiments both in Europe New York proven that
our Grey Jacket Bitters like charm in the cure
of AsIA'rIC CHOLERA, as we'll rs in DIARRHdGA, DYs.
EMERY, CHRONIC INDIGESTION and all other afTec
ons of tho Stomach and Bowels has been tried in
of Cholera Morbu this city, and each time the sufferer
was relieved almost nstantlneousy As is undoubtedly
tonic of the most valuable description taking It habu
ally will not be liable Cholera other diseases Of kindred
nature 1t strengthens the system gives the stomach
and guards the constitution generally from the nroads OF
disease possessing the additional advantage being pleasant
to the taste and not containing any those desteous drugs
which have made Cholera preparations obnoxious the
public 1t must popular with all who try It, Believing
that nature has provided remedies for all complaints in every
locality we have cued the smpes which basis Of our
Grey Jacket Rters from the vegetable kingdom our State
Their separately for diseases Digestive Organs is
not new and all the originality in the compromising
of the valuable medicine in combining and dng together
in particular quantities. well known herbs so as to get ALL
the virtues Of each act in concord with the rest
We advise heads of families provide themselves with
bottle of GREY JACKET BITTERs 50 as to have it ready
for immediate should their children be suddenly attacked
with dangerous symptoms
It can be had at all the principal retail Drug Stores and
Groceries in the city country at very low price or by
the trade, at wholesale, from
BARNETT & LION,
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gw 0fIaas ga.s GEtstnt saturdas arag aay &C. 1855.

by woman, where great injury has been done by
the victim, calling for some modification of public
feeling and for judicial lenity, but nothing
whatever of the sort presents itself in this case,
and with the verdict Of manslaughter, justice is
burlesqued by adding "a strong Recommendation
to the mercy of the court"
The case of Pelagie Brown presents no
proyocation. She was either guilty of cold
blooded, calculating murder, and should have been
so adiudged; or she was entirely innocent aud
should have been acquitted There was no halt
way ground, no opening for compromise.
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THE BRowN-CRoUoH POISONING ,0AsE.--It is
not uncommon for juries, either in civil or crimi-
nal cases. to bring in verdicts obnoxious to the pro-
fessonal criticism Of the bar and sometimes even
challenging public condemnation; but in all
our recollection of the finding Of iuries, we
can point to no such judicial absurdity, as the
verdict rendered in the First District court on
Thursday last in the case of Louise Pelagie Brown,
tried for the murder Of Fanny Crouch by poison
ing The readers of the CRESCENT have been fur
nshed with an elaborate report Of this very inter
estng trial and are, doubtless, familiar with the
saient points Of the evidence In commenting
upon TINS remarkable verdict it is not necessary to
asaiyse closely the testimony, for the jury has de-
eiateo' Dy Us finding that Fanny Crouch was
pesonsq' ana mat Louise Pelagie Brown was the
s.@osst anu WIN these facts proved, has said
i 1s SssS,.ae sSs oniy mansaughter.
~, . l'er nay pe defined as cupable kill
49, III, sie'Y X, nance siorethoaght Thus A. pro
sat . n y,ss s4iAine nm, and 3, kills A. on the
III, ,ttt But II u should
ond ta M ny W. s,pssa Tor his passion to cool
ahd tneh Iesents the indisnity, by Staying his
.l, sp,y :, araeF, This win give
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CrocEeTy, china, GLASSWARE.
SAMUEL E. MOORE & CO.,
80 Camp and 116 Common Streets.

We have received direct from the manufacturers in England
a large stock of ..
WHITE STONE CHINA
COMMON CREAM GOLoRED WARE.
MoGo AND PAINTED WARES
BLUE EDGED AND YELLOW WARE.
ASSORTED CRATES OF ALL COMMON
GOODS
ASSORTED CRATES OF GRANITE WARE.
With all kinds of CRoCKERY, suitable for country trade
Also
go boxes common TUMBLERs
GoBLETs, Champagne and Wine GLASSES.
GLASS CANDY JARS
Coal Oil LAMPS and CHIMNEYs.
Hanging and Side LAMPS.
All goods sold at reduced prices and packing guaranteed
any part Of the country.
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Read THIS letter.
CINCINNATI, May 10th, 1866.

My Dear D.. ~ ~
During my pleasant visit New Orleans bought amongst
Sher articles few Shirts thinking could lay my full
stock to better advantage return hOme bnt like
bought much better and find them cheaper than
can get either here St Louis that have
to trouble YOU with request to purchase Of
the same kind taking the place. Shirt
store Canal and Royal streetsS N Moodys They
cost $50 per dozen. very good Shirts they
offered at S4 Dozen but those S35 good enough for
any
took memorandum of light Undershirts Sl2 dozen;
Drawers Sl5a dozen; Socks SO dozen, Handker-
chiefs at So dozen Presumng they proportionay as
cheap Moody sells his Shirts may order half
each My neck is AZ inches waist 49, No ~ boot height
about feet OF inches, aud weight lis pounds
Order them forwarded by express, O. o. D, and greatly
ublige Yours truly, VIM NJ n
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AIEMoRIAL or THE BOARD or LEvEE COMMISSIONS
ERs.--We have received from the Office Of the
board Of leves commissioners printed copy of
The memorial which the board has addressed to
the Congress Of tho United States asking the as
aistance Of the general government in the recon
strHction Of the levees on the Mississippi river.
The memorial Is signed BY all the commissioners,
and ia accompanied with statistics and reports
which strengthen the argument that is made The
claim upon the general government IS stated with
great force and, elearnesa and we are not without
hope the appeal for relief will meet with faYora-
BILE response. We are informed that the board
has chosen two Of its members Col. Durable, the
chairman, and Col. r. l.. Claiporne to proceed to
Washington and present the memorial and that
they viii probably leave next Tuesday. They
will also address the chambers Of commerce Of the
chief cities Of the country and invoke their aid III
getting the favorable consideration of Congress in
the matter. The facts presented in the memorial
we viii make the basis Of some further remarks at
an early day.
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and Romola,n is writing new novel, entitled
Felix Holt the Radicaln
Miss Warner, author of the 'eWide Wide World N
has written story for the young, entitled "The
Three Little Spades,a which is to appear serialy
in Harper's Weekly.
The widowed Duchess de Morny, now restored
to health has, with her family, taken up her resi-
dence in Avenue Gabriel Paris, where she is occu-
pied in arranging the political papers of her late
husband.
Prince Arthur of England has been confirmed
by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Among those
invited to be present at the ceremonies were the
Duke and Duchess of Wellington, especially in
vted on account of the late duke having been
sponsor to Prince Arthur.
A picture of the Emperor Napoleon, made when
he was president of the French republic, by Mr..
Welsh, an American, is on exhibition in Paris.
William Daily died in New York, a few days ago
at the age of I96. He was native of Ireland
He had sister who died at the age of 1903, and
his father attained the same age. He frequently
mentioned his having been permitted to shake
hands with George the Third.
Gnstave Dore has made thirty drawings to illus
trate Tennyson's :" Idyls of the King" They
will probably be published by Moxon, in London
Alligator Branch publishes the following il
the New York papers:
shall demand ali the Candidates to IN meet g, NE 81
the stump, where shall summon Heloise, Juliet
Cleopatra and old Barnes, as Dron1io in the "Tra
neSts ar bafoSa +bar SHJt dag to
astound the Mormons, and make old Solomon ant
Blue Beard and Aaron Burr turn in their collins
ana aPit thelr hoaIy skulls and peep at the saints
antua IA ne tniI Ell g Lgn Get
and ten Castiian beauties from Pandemonium OF
my left, holding tapers and goblets. am an ora
sot anq 1i yeaFn 10 roar n tae GaPio ana clap my
Hit Celestial ciiff -Ooo'el' - 'li0 '0io "
Gazing At the prev.
My arrows did s slaE prrvv y p,yoH
The Hon George E Badger, it has already been
announced died NJ RaIeiab NJ q. on me mn
inst. aged p years H. was horn II Nevrbarr
N. q. He graduated al Vale CoI1ego n Ia1g
afterward studied and practisea law and yvos
elected TO the leuislature II 1sls In 800 ba ,yos
elected Judge of the snnrema Cont vbicb h
resigned in 1925: he was apnointed secrefarv If
the navy bv President Harrison il 1s41. or5 ,,,ss
elected a senator in Congress- in 1s4e ana "a.
elected in 1878 for term of siv vsors nr1at.
years he has devota1 Nm time 10 NO afT;.
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THANKs.-The Officers Of The Red River packet
National will please accept our thanks for late pa
pers from Marshall, Shreveport and Alexandria,
The Southern Express Company brought us last
might New York papers Of the 10th, Cincinnati
and Charleston of the 22d, and the Jacksor
Clarion Of yesterday.
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Eslaca Diamond SseeE W'orks.
PITTsBURG, PA.

PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Manufacturers Of all descriptions of
CASH AND GERMAN STEEL.
Warranted equal to any imported or manufactured
in this country.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING. MA.
oHINERY, PLoW, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD SPRING and FROG STEEL; LoCoMo-
TIVE A&LEs CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX aud FLUE PLATE, etc.
Branch Warehouses;
NOS. Il and "A, .,.. BATTERY MARCHN NOS % md "A
Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
OLIVER HUNT,
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na- THE WEEKLy CRESCENT, containing faith
f a resume Of the news Of the past week,
J aay be obtained in cur counting room, neatly
done up in wrappers for mailing. Price, ten cents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

The Rev. Dr.. Hedges win oficiate tomorrow as
usual at IL o'clockin the Senate Chamber at the
Mechanics Institute The public are invited to
attend the service
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

Calvary church Protestant Episcopal) Prytania
street, corner Sixth, is open for Divine service
every Lords Day, at II o'clock A. NJ, and 81 r. N.
Rev. W. g. Hopkins oficiates.
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Prospectus
LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETRO-
LEUAT COMPANY.
Prospectus

This company organized for the purpose of purchasing
ten years lease of the natural oil wells Ca;aseu Parish
with the exclusive right dig for Coal oil Petroleum
in tract Of land Of about fourteen hundred m acres which
embraces the old and well known natural Oil Wells in said par-
h together with the right the timber pasurage on
said lands to erect the necessary works machinery ETC. and
to operate the fer the purpose refining the oil If they
see proper TO do
-Four miles Of transportation level road the west
fork Of Calcasieu river gives uninterrupted
municaon by tide navigation with depth Of IS feet Of
water to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The capital stock will be hundred thousand dollars di,
vded into thousand shares hundred dollars each
is contemplated that fifty cent be paid the time
subscribing will fund ample buy and work
the wells If So no further call will be made for instruments
and certificates of stock will be Issued by the President
stakeholder for the full amount subscribed for Should
however any further nstaments required call Of only 10
cent the amount subscribed for will be made at inter.
walls Of thirty days 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 Mr. Magner and
will be published in a day or two.
Subscription lists left the following places viz:
WILSON, PATTON & CO., No. 1870 Grsyier street
McLAURIN, POTHIER CO., No, Ill Gravier street
ASTON FOURNTER, corner Camp and Common Bts.
LAPENE FERRE, No q Old Levee street.
A, D. CRIEFF co, No. 30 Old Levee street
H. W. BUGKMAsTER & Co, Nos 30 and 50 New Leyes
street.
H. Won PHUL & CO., No. l99 Poydras street
CHAs BRIGGS President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp and Gravier streets. . ..
At the TIMES OFFICE.
At the CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, N r. N Robinson,
cashier Magazine and Natchez Streets where 5ubcrp
tons be paid.
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BtsAOprtCE7s

INB'ALLIBLE BAKING POWDER
For the Immediate Production of TEA, BATTER and
BUoEwHEAT CAKES, CORN BREAD, BISCUIT, and
every description Of PASTRY, without Yeast
For sale in New Orleans by
SCHNEIDER 4 zUBERBIER,
GEO, G. GARNER,
SCHMIDT Il ZEIGLER,
E. j. HART & CO.,
W. H. HENNING 4 CO.,
B, BLEAKLEY CO.,
And Grocers generally, and by
JNO. W. NORRIS & co.,
Wholesale Southern Agents,
81 Canal street,
New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

PERSONAL Capt. Matthews of the Memphis
Argus, one Of our most valued exchanges, arrived
in The city yesterday, and has taken lodgings at
thaSt Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

Rev. Chas. Van Norden viii preach tomorrow
in the First Congregational Church, corner Pry-
tania and Calliope streets. Services TO commence
- \
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

Trains leave tho Depot of Calopo street. EVERY
DAY, att o'clock Connects jackson with Southern
Mississippi Railroad for vleksburg Montgomery etc.
Through Ticket Offices at No "A CARONDELET STREET
No. 1ls COMMON STREET, NEAR CAMP, and in tho
RoTUNDA OF ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from A. to 71S p N. daily and from to Pm
D. s. GooDLoE, ..
m...... General Ticket Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

MEETTSG or HAYs's LOUISIANA BRIa ApE.-T There
will be an adjourned meeting at Lyeeum Hall At I
o'clock this evening of the former members of
Hayss Louisiana Brigade, "A. N,V., for the purpose
of forming charitable association for the relief Of
such Of their wounded and disabled comrades as
are in need of assistance. A general attendance
IS lhnnestad
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JsEsE .grl.iUed.

5otbls, SOUTHERN BELLE WHISKY.
IS o.. PLANTERS FAvoRIrE d.
% =. MAPLE GROVE
% . OLD BOURBON
, % " OLD RYE
IS p. MooRE's KENTUCKY T."
IS A-pipes ooaNAo BRANDY.
6& " CUSTOM HOUSE GIN, original packages
Ok q. DOUBLE PALM scHE1DAM GIN q.
* . WINDMILL
S& :. MEDIA SWARM
OLD TOM GIN, in cases
PEACH, APPLE, ooaN4o, oATAwBA, BLACK.
BERRY AND CHERRY BRANDY, in cases.
yERoLT's scHEIDAN soHNAPPs, quarts and pints
PORT SHERRY AND BLACKBERRY WINE, in case,
Just received and for sale at low fguresby
JNo. W. NORRIS & CO.,
81 Canal street.
Wholesale Southern Agents for RED JACKET RTTTFPs
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JUDGE UNDERwooD.-Th Chicago Times states
that this conspicuous uminary of the bench is not
native of Virginia, but was born in an obscure
village of Hertimer county, New York. and, until
the John Brown troubles in Virginia, never made
any other pretensions than those of third rate
al
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OFFICE, no. d CANT STREET,

pary Subscriptions, advance $40; half yeary ssi
uarer o. 81 Single copies, 10 cents
R THE WEEKLY CRESCENT is published every Saturday
ahscs ipton s. per annurn, invariably in advance.
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The greatest variety of routes to the same place is pro.
scented the choice of the traveller ang him the oppor
tuity of nterspersng his journey with Water Travel OF
selecting the short and swift ALL-RAIL LINE.
SLEEPING CARS IN ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

A western correspondent Of the Railway Times
sends to that journal two specimens of rails; one
is English had been in use fifteen years its frac-
ture shows hard granular top, stiff STEM and
fbrous base, these parts being thoroughly welded
together and is proved by the fact that seventy
eight per cent. of the quantity laid down in 1854 is
now on the track The other is American, made
last year of quality of iron, piled for the rail
at the same stage of working. About one and
half per cent of these rails broke in unloading
from the cars, and were SO brittle that the whole
lot was condemned as unsafe for the main track.
The re-roed rails have gone to pieces in from six
months to six years, while the old rails lasted from
ten to twenty wears
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

The NEW MINERAL WATER OF sARAToGn-An
analysis of the water taken from the last discoy.
cred spring at Saratoga, shows it to possess quail
tiles quite equal, if not superior, to the famous
Congress spring. The water is pleasant, and acts
as an aperient and tonic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

The Alexandria, Va, Gazette says travellers on
the Little Biver turnpike, a day or two ago, wit
messed an agricultural procedure which, before
the war, had been heard of but never seen in this
locality. Two negro women, hitched to plow
and driven by negro man, were breaking ground
at the point named. The women looked tired and
worn, and the driver had not the happy counte-
nance of cornfeld hand FIVE or six years ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

RBaggage checked through to all points, and Fare EN-
DOLLARS LESS than by the River
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

HARTRES STREET. II
We have In store Large Assortment of CARPEFING, of
III Binds and qualities FLOOR OIL CLOTH, of all widths
and qualities Mating, Uheckered White and Fancy Coco
Mating, Hair Cloth, Rugs, MATS Table aud PSlo Covers
Window Shades, Lace Gurtins WorsIed Curtains Cornces
aud Fins etc, NJ reduced prices
A. BR0USSEAU & CO.,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retail.
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EEl'G1Ige9l7S
MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION

meeting was heldlast Saturday evening" May 18th at the
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company and organized the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Object, To
erect monument to tue memory Of the late JOHN F. CRU
Der the Confederate Dead of the Fire Depatment and
TO those who lost their lives while performing duty as active
Firomen since September 10Th, 1850.
Presdant-1sAAcN N. MARKS, of PerseveranceNo 10,
Vice Prest-wr. E. FITZGERALD, Pelican H 4 L. No 4
secFstary-Jos. H. DEGRANGE, Jackson No. IS
Treasurer jos. A BROWN. Louisiana Hose.
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NEW YORK CITY
RIAcznmD Inv 100 HOURS,
QUICKEST LINE OF TRAVEL

FROM NEW ORLEANS TO ALL THE GREAT COM
MERCIAL CENTERs AND RESORTS OF
PLEASURE In THE UNITED
STATES and CANADA.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Is. 1856
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sr. Louis RAeEs Gatherings won the four
mile dash over the Lacte course, ST. Louis, ON
tile 10Th inst, ia 1883, beaiing Jacrine and Alfred
Harris with aase
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Crescent steans Laundry,

Crescent Steam Laundry,
17s.,,......,... Carondelet street."..........17s
BETWEEN GIRoD AND JULIA
WASHING DONE UP IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT
THE SHORTEST NOTICE. .
CLOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED WITH.
OUT EXTRA CHARGE.
ORDERS LEFT IN THE PosToFFICE, Box 8O4, or at
the office of the Laundry viii receive prompt attention
WASHING LISTS furnished at the Laundry.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT will be made on Steamboat,
Hotel and Restaurant Washing
NEW WORK DONE UP FOR MANUFACTURERS IN
NEW YORK STYLE
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Caution.

sssncilplae makers and all other persons ara warned
against further manufacture Of brands in imitation
of mine Colorado limitations such would deceive the pub
lie into the belief that they purchasing my "AGNoLA
WHISKY" are equally obnoxious exact fac simlies
Suits will be instituted damages against every person
who aids or assists in the invasion Of my rights.
The Of Pike Doyle in the Fourth District Cont
was decided by special jury of merchants and legal
warning to all parties.
Messrs, LoNGsTREET, OWEN & co, No 81 Union
street. are my agents in New Orleans
SAAuTEI. N. PIKE