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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-08

When poor Curran, the great Irish or
ator and patriot, was in his last illness, the
doctor remarked one morning that he
seemed to cough with more difficulty
"That is rather surprising" the patient
gasped out, 'for I've been practicing all
night"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-08

A carpenter was employed by a farmer,
and rendered the following curious bill
'To hanging two barn-doors and myself
seven hours, three shillipgs aud sixpenee'"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
GUEBLE & 1GoURsAUD,

We are just receiving from house Paris per
Peruvian and Carolina from LIVERPOOL large invoice of
iFt# CHEEY EDGlNG and INSERTING;
.iss New Dress TRIMMINGS ana BUTTONS;
4 = Lace SH Avis and ace POINTS; -r
Grenadine and Cashmere SHAWLS;
Embroidered Muslin SHAWLS and SACQUEs;
Ladies' Muslin WAISTS, plain and embroidered.
Also, large voice of
Ladies' uNDERGARMETs and French CoRsETs;
Lace M1TTs and all sorts of GLOVES.
new and complete stock of .s .-
Gents FURNISHING GOODS. --..
Pipes! Pipes!
Warranted REAL MEERSCHAUM,
OIL CLOTH and OIL SILK;
HAIR and lair Dressers' MATERIALS.
As usual the best stock If
FRENCH PERFUMERIES in the CITY,
Wholesale aad Retail
GUEBLE s. GOURSAUD.I
Purchase and Commission House No. As Rue Mesay Paris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

Selling OF! Selling or!
SHIRTS AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
A Bona Eide Chance to buy Cheap.
Prior to taking stock and his departure for Europe,
s. N MOODY, CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
Will positively sell his stock at fraction above
price, thereby Offering inducements retail purchasers rarely
found
For the next few days. you can ft yourself with
MOODY'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
At the price make them at the factory in New
York by the 100 dozen.
SUMMER UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
At cost of importation by the package.
SHIRTS, COLLARS and BOS0MS-cheap enough.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-che enough.
SUMMER TIES BOWS, etc ,etc.-cheap enough.
HOS1ERY-al marked down 20 per cent
GLOVES, SRSPENDERS-eheap enough.
And full assortment of articles gentlemens toilet
equaed in the Southern country at prices that will satisfy all
buyers
of neck, hight and weight. Address
s. N. MOODY,
Corner Canal and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

THE Royal PALACES AND CASTLES OF GREAT
BRITA1N.-The following is list of the palaces
and castles fourteen in number) appertainng to
the British crown: Windsor Castle, Frogmore,
Cumberland Lodge, Cranbourne Lodge, Osborne
Castle, Claremont House, Hampton Court, Kew
Palace, Kensington Palace, Buckingham Palace,
St. James's Palace, Balmoral Castle, Holyrood
House, Doublin CASTLE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

NEW BooE.-We have received 'lroug !,
shers, D. Appleton Co., Neyess' heatls
asssls ,,l,,,raa i ,hrse Value, Culture and
.ns;, entitled !. indian CoSefything connected viii,
$3.50, me. ~. and its value as an article
- .,,,,;rs.;a.1sd thoroughly, and by writer
= Pom experience as well as study.
'oou that Indian corn is q crop cultivated
= EDITIONS Of the country, from Maine to Mexi-
Me have no doubt there will be a large de-
and for this little volume and we are satisfied it
will be worth many times its cost to any planter
who may hny it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1865.

TuAsKs. we are indebted to tho kind atfennons
Of the officers Of the steamer Continental ior iale
st. Louis papers. .,.r,,
Oar thanks are due to AR. T. a. Bourguin' CLERK
II steamer rom. powell, for q late number OF the
Shreveport News.
r. lie officers 81 The Alabama we are indebted
or Mobile pspers.
Purser d. b. Black Of the steamship Crescent
rom BRACES santiago, will accept our thanks fo
brownsville and Matamoros papers, and the 81
weston News Of the Goth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
sM"s. Ia. w. gg"@EGo,

Gs5. n gsalne Street G23
Between los, Phne and Jackson Streets
Has now IN store a com. to assortment of "
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Which she ofors for ssloas .''#"'
Greatly Reduced Prices. ''@&a'
Choice Bras DIS of FLOUR, Sugar Cured HAMS Fine Green
and Blsck TEAS, Chocs Brown Crushed and Powdered SU
GAR, Fresh BUTTER, LARD, GEESE, SOAP STARCH,
FARFSA, CHOCOLATE, WINES, LIQUORS and COR
D1Ats, etc, zee stf s.r HIS az,'H -o..s h 81
Purchasers will do we'll to call and the Goods ard
Prices An articles are guaranteed sold and viii be deli
vered free of eharga zaa .5 sslf@ $50
sis Mrs. Nj. M. WALDO, 49,.
W. tssrF F5 5a.. G13 Magazine street.
re- ab thpM nrt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

A shawl is coming from British India, for the
great Paris exhibition, on which ten years of care
ful labor have been expended. Lady readers may
like to know the proportions Of this dainty gar
ment. Its length is about five yards and a.half,
its width about a yard and three-quarters the
ground is red, and its arabesque designs are said
to reach the EXTREMIST point of delicacy. 1t was
ordered by the Queen of Dude before the revolt OF
the Sepoys and the siege of Lucknow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

The Episcopal clergy of London have a club
room equal in luxury to any club room in that
great metropolis. 1t is crowded at all hours with
gentlemen Of the cloth. who manifest AS keen
relish for the good things of life as ordinary sin
ners generally. A7+'fa.- Njr.| @u. 50 IT ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
: f'ostss's uam,erscmss Eye Sadie.

A CERTAIN and SAFE REMEDY, APPLIED EX
TERNALLY. for gsnuf alton Of the EpE-LrDs, INFLAMED
AYES, This rernedy HIS been widely known and ex
tensivey used for ,hsn twenty and has effected
radical cures DISEASED YES Acute or chronic 1t is
highly cfcacnu Eruptios Burns stings Of
Insects A large supply lust received from the LabO
rtory warranted genuine shch prepared furnish
in large small quantities, at PRoPRIhToR'. PRICES
j. S. MAUNSELL g. CO., -."-
81 Ghsrtres street,
Between Canal and Iustomhouse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

Artemus Ward say the railroad from San Fran
cisco to St. Louis is now completed, excepting
about 1908 miles, which is by stage that serves
to break the monotony and came near breaking his
neck, and he firmly believes it would have broken
the backbone of the rebellion lift had been there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
; lTs y asiRrIss. '. Colleen Bawn will be played
II tns Varieties tonight. Al

sas eaARLEs IHEATER.-Deagle's Spanish bal
III 7 oaps and the zantrettas are delghting the
a ~, a. The 81 Charles. We dropped in on
ss'as'rasy at the family matinee, and found the
isssa's ~ ~ q state Of unooutrollabIe excitement
Huh we pantoalae Of the School Master b,
'.,n vs. admirably presented. Tonight pris
aaAas ios.tain thirty feet +, a,a
with singing fairies, viii be nrsss,,taa 49,
WIN NE hslleis Of a solder IN J,
nofl y ballet and echalamsanx,,, ny Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

DR.. Parker, prominent physician of New York,
declared before the board of health of that city
that he had not the slightest doubt that the cnol-
era would come, and that millions of dollars would
be spent and at least forty thousand lives would
be lost in New York, if the board did not prepare
for its visitation beforehand"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

The st. Louis Democrat says that James Dunn,
horse trader who made fortune by his bust
ness during the war, died Of the CHAMBERS in that
city the other day. He had two mules which were
afflicted with the disease, and " they say" he
contracted it while doctoring them. The case
was something new to all but two of the St. Louis
doctors,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

The Ottowa Journal says lucky man in Prairie
city was presented few days since by his wife,
with three interesting daughters at one time. As
Lucy Stone calls the cradle woman's ballot box, u
we would raise the question whether this is not a
case of illegal voting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
am Orleans nsin Existent apuaay garala sp 66.up

/ as, 1856. Cripple She
Panic SsE Clothing.
SELLING OFF
AT NEW YORK COST.
PANIC IN CLOTHING,
HARRISON & DOW
Corner OF Canal and Magazine streets.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
SPRING CASHMERE SUITS. ................s6 to $50
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
SUMNER LINEN SUITS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 to ST.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
BROWN LINEN BUSTERS Observation-Disclosures to S.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS .................s2t to 81 60
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
PLANTATION GOODS BELOW COST.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
INSPECT THE STOCK AND BE CONVINCED.
PANIC IN CLOTHING.
HARRISON & DOWNING,
Corner Can al and Magazine streets.
rational
DEMO CRATIC TICKET.
For Sheriff.
HARRY r. HAYS.
For Coroner.
DR.. CHAs DELERY
For District Attorney.
CHAs. H. LuzENBERG.
For State Legislature.
Third Representative Dstric.-WALTER H. ROGERS.
Fer Clerks of Courts.
First District Cours-N TREPAGNIER
Second District Court '. GoURDAIN.
Third Distric. Court-D. C. BYERLY.
Fourth Distr ct Court-R c. BOND.
Fifth District Court-LoUIS POWER.
Sixth District Court-WM. WOELPER
For State Assessors.
First District-M NJ FEENY.
Second District-E A. BOOMER.
Third Distric.-JUL1Us FULDA
Fourth District
For State Tax Collectors.
First District-THOS. AsKEW.
fecond District--L E. 1EMARIE,
Third Dstrict-M. 0. TRACY.
Fourth District--HESRY BENSELA
For Justices OF Peace.
First Justice Court-GEO W sADLER
Second Justice Ccurt-GEO. H. BRAUGHN.
third Justice Court-PAuL W. COLLENs
Fourth Justice Court-AUGUsT VIAvANT
Fifth Justice Court--
Sixth Justice Court-THOs S. COLLINS
For ConstabIes.
First Justice Court-W. n. TOLLER.
Second Justice Courteous c. RUZAO
Third Justice Court-ARTHUR LANCE.
Fourth Justice Cnurt-P. AID FORrIER
Fifth Justice Court--.
Sixth Justice four-DAR WILSON
Families
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
Prospectus
prospectus "I'".r
H OF THE
LOUKsIANA COAL OIL AND PETHO
6 ...r LEUM COMPANY.

This company is organized for the purpose of purchasing
ten years. lease of the natural oil wells Cacaseu Parish,
with the exclusive right dig Coal Oil or Petroleum
il tract of land of about fourteen hundred u4 acres which
embraces the old aud well known Oil Wells in said mar
sh together with the right and pasturege on
sad lands to erect the ecessay works. machinery
to operate the for the purpose refining the OIL if they
see proper to do
Four miles of transportation road to the west
fork of Cacasieu river uninterrupted
municson by tide water depth of Is feet Of
water to the Gulf Of Mexico.
The capital stock will hundred III ,usand doarv 4;
vded into housn shares hundred dollars each
is contemplated that fifty per cent be paid at the time of
subscribing will create und ample buy and work
the wss 1t 30 no further cal, will be for instruments
and cecates OF stock will be issued by the President ca
for the full amount of stock for Should
however any further inst ailments required of only 10
per cent on the amount subscribed will be made at inter-
walls of thirty das or longer.
AS soon the of ten thousand shall have been
subscribed the company will organize by the election of
officers. ... I'D.
The charter in the hands of the Notary Mr. Wagner and
will be published in q day or two
Subscription lists are left at the following places viz:
WILSON, PATTON 4 CO., No. 1870 Grayer street
hcLAURIN, PuTHIbR Co, No Ill Grayer street
LAPENE FERRE. No u Old Levee street
D. GRIEF co, No, 80 Old Levee street
H. W. BuCkaAsFER Il CO., Nos. 80 and 80 New Leyee
street.
II. Won PTUL CO, No 100 roydras street
CHAS BRIGGS President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company, Garlu iirayier streets -..
At the TINES OFFICE.
At the GRE CENT OFFICE.
And at The ,lTY NATIt NAL BANK, N T. N Robinson
CASHIER Magazine atehez streets where subscrp
tions be paid .r H.a... ..... ....'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

TpE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY BALL.-Tuesday
evening the famous Washington Artillery OF TINS
city design giving ball for the benefit efits as
abied members, which will excel anythi that mas
been seen in the dancing line for p~5 years past
The list of managers, including generals beaute'
gard, Longstreet, Hays, and .eher prominent GU
zens who have been assoc;-ted with 1t IN serVlee'
or who are its honoray members, is fair repre-
sentStiou Of the cp,s Ct society tibet one may eS,
80. ~ - chat occasion. The assemblies OF
H. liz .>orps before the war were justly re-
'ns %among the most select and brilliant ever
18Th our midst, and we understand that the
smmittee of invitation have pledged themselves
that no name that is not of the highest order OF
responsibility shall be Inscribed upon their list.
But the organization is too well known, not merely
from the laurels which they won on the tented
field but from their social position, to require any
comment, and every lady who is invited may wei
feel lhonored. The fact that its members were
composed alike of the Anglo American and Latin
populations will be another feature which will lend
the occasion interest, and We expect to see on the
night in question larger turnout of the fashion
Of both races than have ever hitherto been brought
together.
Itmay, perhaps, be worthy of remark that more
tickets have already been subscribed for among
our business men than for any ball that has ever
been given in this city, and we do not spprehend
that any one who attends will find the solitude op-
pressive. a..- -,.t al.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

A BRAVE GrRL.-An incident occurred in Column
bus, a few evenings since, showing in strong
light the presence Of mind and heroism of a young
woman, domestic in one of the families of that
city. While left alone in charge of the house, q
couple of burglars broke into the dwelling entered
an upper chamber, broke open a trunk and took
out case of pistols. These they took with them
down stairs and placed on what-not in the hall,
so as to have them ready for use in they were
discovered while plundering the premises The
young woman in question, having become aware
of their operations, slyy stole up to the whatnot
and armed herself with the revolvers. The bur
glars alarmed by some noise she made, rushed
out at the front door, one of them receiving as he
passed, a couple of shots from the weapons in the
handsof the brave girl. Both made off, but the
fearless maiden again fired and wounded one of
them in the street. The Columbus papers should
have given the name of this young heroine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

NEW MusIo.--Mr. A. e. Blackmlar, at No. l67
Canal street continues to pour in uponus his new
publications, a few Of which we notice as follows:
! There : Life in the Old Land Yet Missouri
!. Origin of the Stars and Bars The above are
three numbers of the series Of sFavorite
Songs Of the South, Y transcribed for the piano
by Adaiph Baumbach, the author of .Silvery
Shower, I and many other popular compositions.
4. Parted from Thee, by Metzka, as Sung by Mile
Parepa. The favorite Spanish ballad, lay Chiqui
IA !. Cab darling y arranged as 4 song Or Duet
with English and French words, with accompani
menss for piano and gnitar, BY Armand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

& Te4e MARRIED:
In Pensacola the 18th inst by Rev Father Gibbons Mr.
NJ r. GONZALEZ to Miss KATE CHAPMAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

i sssUESwoRN OFFICIALs.--ln answer to resolution
of inquiry adopted by the Senate concerning per.
sons who have been permitted to enter on the du-
ties of Office and receive the salary or emoluments
thereof. without taking the oath prescribed by
Congress- the Secretary of the Treasury has sent
in reports from the commissioner of internal reve-
nue. and the commissioner of customs. From these
reports it appears that Frederick j. Lord special
collector at Wilmington, adds to the oath the
words it being understood that this oath refers
only to any overt act, and not to personal feeling
lorlsympathy.' H. D. Gilbert and Thomas NJ
Gardner, inspectors at Wilmington, add the same
proviso. The acting naval officer at New Orleans,
| Thomas W. Willis, took simply the amnesty cath
Of President Lincoln. No allowance of salary has
been made where appointees have not taken the
oath. Offour hundred and fifty-nine assessors of
internal revenue in the late Confederate States,
one hundred and seyenty-nine have taken unqua
fed oaths and fffy-eight qualified, leaving two
hundred and twenty-five who have not reported
Of course, the radicals will raise great howl
over this statement; but after al it only shows the
total absurdity Of the test oath SYSTEM and corro-
3borates Mr., MeCutloghs arguments in favor of
having it repealed. To stop the whole machinery
because men cannot be found to take stupid and
ridiculous cath, ID something too nonsenscal to
endure for any great length of time We suppose
thateven the radicals will give up the point when
they find that, if they persist in it, they cannot
collect the revenue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

A poor isaa M N9rlh inverted, not long since
II called ths Return Bal. 4 u red wooden BAL
w,sh an Ildia rubber string attachfd. With
sss Inc chiiafe 50 wcil that he may be said 10
X str1ck 81. aiIe Cincinnati Enquirer says
IS WI net over 100000 by The invention during
icy present. season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
Proclamation by the .1uuor,

proclamation by the Mayor.
gv xrtpe of the power vsssa in ma hv N. ,tv harsr
GEORGE CLARK Mayor pro tenn, of the City of New
viz:
~ p,Ias | ,ss a".aa,;a W 'ne
secondThe requisites are as follows The applicsnt
be man of sobrety industry and reliability He be
'n Vi luz on''su "'es anu citizen OF new orleans at
and write the English language He must be recommended
by three citizens residing in the immediate vicinity either OF
a,. s ~ "'"s ~ 'e'O'N' LIN 's0i's III '"'e VI LIE
No application will be received unless the shirt and ptsn,
of this Proclamation be fully complied with and the several
fi , aI,;sa ~ :. i,," ''''' NAVY VI ''e
cro,cr =,
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary.
vn~ g.
COTTON, SUGAR,
Il ~ " ~ = - !" Il "A - L - H -,
mn
Seherai commission
FORWARDING NIERC4 A S,rS
w II <>A~As
SO CANAL STREET, New Orleans.
The above firm being successors to GRAY Norris wopd 70
-
VI '"'''"
"ecoh'nue the wholesale sou'hern agency OF
Tho caob-ats5 RED I.cKET prTTEps
MT. ,,.,, ,o,,,,,,,, 49, -n,o,
A +' WE f' ""N 81 WIS
Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
Bishopricks BAKING POWDERS Etc Etc
"e"o pep'u'' @aF"Hees' vi MI consignment
of Cotton Sugar or Produce
We feel that we safely for friends and natrons
cha o,.;r, r., ,;,i.i.s - .,,...A..
- - -, - = -
p = IN ,WPT6S, JNo. W. NOthlS " 90,
o. oanal 81, \. ".
WIses. Esrsu,,eses-
-r,,r,,r. l,1,>~, ,,o-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

The second lieutenant of the Gath Colored
Infantry is eagerly inquired for North. On the
mastering out of the regiment at Vicksburg, pri-
vate in his company intrusted him with $500 for
safe keeping, with which he has decamped. The
negro, who was formerly slave in Mississippi,
is now destitute among strangers, in Ohio, whittier
he has followed his late officer without success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

Ihs Apgnsfa (ssafl papers announce liz "
Eesis 70 thaS city 81 Mss Ann Eliza Lesk. wlo sse
bara NJ tAat State without arms Size ID renre.
scgiasd % exceedingly attractive in her personal
appearance. a.id hiring the most wouds,
4 M tsrity il tle use of her feet She write,
Win her toes much ksttar than most people IL
Nis3s tlsir hands, besides knitting, sewing en-
broidering Circulating and doing all kinds d
nerdisWVrk with astonishing ease and rapidty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23

ESQ Royal street, corner of St Philip.
In order to make for New Stock Just arriving we
will SELL from MONDAY, Esd;
pieces Real FRENCH PRINTS beautiful designs at &c.
Printed LINEN warranted all Linen at SOC.
2 bales French JACONETS, at CSC.
BAREGEs and MozAMBIoUES at 2oc., 25e. and 3oc.,
reduced from Soc. 35c and 49c.
pieces COTrUN, yard wide equal to Lonsdae at Soc
WHITE GROUND PRINTS Chat you read news
through pretty and hne goods warranted fast coors
at I5c
100 dozen CORsETs good goods Real French Shape
at 81 IS .....
Coats's THREAD all numbers, at 81 p dozen.
Fine White Aarseilies QUILTS, extra size, at ST.
" Besides ,. .-....
Linens of all Descriptions, for Drawers,
Pillow Cases, sheetlngs, etc, etc.
ToILE DE PARIS. . ...
LINEN TOWELS.
WHITE GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS.
... HOSIERY
EABROIDERIEs.
PARASOLS.
sUNsHAEDs and Half UMBRELLAS
SPRING SILKS.
.. BLACK SILKS.
Bradleys Duplex Elliptic HOOP SKIRTS Latest Style En-
press Trail, yards wide, and narrower, ETC., etc.
large lot Of samples just received Paris and Latest
Style Goods comprising
Lace Points, Latest Patterns In Lama,
Pusher, Cambria and French Lace.
LACE CIRCULARS.
LACE SACKS.
LACE JACKETS.
LACE ZOUAYEs
Dust Opened:
Alot of Fine LACE CURTAINS, 4yards long, worth $40
to be sold at Si2 2 pair.
200 pieces BoBInET from az to yards wide in all quail
ties.
White Checked MUSLIN, 1O.yard pieces, at 81 rs.
White Striped BRILLANTINE, 10-yard pieces, ats
White STOCKINGS ut So 50 q dozen.
Fine TOWELS warranted all Linen Ia yards long by u
yards wide beautiful goods, Sc 50 dozen worth So
Black ETAMINE, yard wide, at 81 TO- worth 81 So
Tho whole be closed shs week possible Wholesale
and Retail
T. DANGER & SON,
oonp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-23
Families

FGEftSSeeS
FITTING OUT FOR THE LAKE SHORE
Complete Stock of COOKING STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
WOOD and WILLOW WARE
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE, l'z
TABLE CUTLERY,
ra KITCHEN UTENSILS,
BRIGHT TIN and JAPAN WARE,
And everything necessary for complete always on
hand. Our TIN and JAPAN WARE has been
Reduced 20 Per Cent,
And as manufacture extensively, every article can be
recommended.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
r.. % and 90 Camp street,
And 66s Magazine street. near Magazine Market
Sole Agents for the sale of the celebrated
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE
And the
Jnhnson's Patent Wash Machines,
Cotton Seed, Cotton Seed.
On hand and for sale BOYD PROLIFIC and MEXICAN
y guaranteed their gsnunness and their being Of the Gran
of 1865, proved by the higest testimonials
1000 bushels OF lot Memphis subject to our order
by telegraph.
FITIKFRSDN g. MOI aJTpTN