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John b. Cough.

We leatn that John B. Cough Elll reach this cry
to-day, and return Immediately East having CON.
pleted bis present lecture season. There 1s come,
thing 20 remarkable m Mr. Coughs Western cxres4
as ecturcr that 1t deserves this separate mentioa.
For the past ten year, he has appeared before nu-
merors Weete1n audiences, each season, except the
three passed IN Europe lie has rare3y ret his lace
Westward IN any ecason without finding hundreds
ot applications for his services IN e1cess OF his
ability 10 anfwyr, 4nd today ne has ons tsous1na
arpesls Of tEls kind from lscture committees In all
arts Of the Western and Nofthxc.tczu Sta&es the
larger share Of v hch manllesuy must remain up-
met. This statement Ia NOT only yauabie as show
inr an appreciation Of Mr Coughs qnal1He+, bat
II t. due him an explanation to thosc willing to
receive no Other rca on why their appeals for his
services are disappointed.
III Chicago, Nj. Cough hax appeared before
E1catet number Of our lecturr audleoces than ary
q speaker from abroad. and yet be remains. and
" d fall to long remain, 1he prime hvol1ie with
lecture cornmitees, who Keen scent the profit
of tuct octnsions- The largest houses have again
and agEn bcen given him, testing the fullest capac
1t. Of audience rooms, and the number VINO are
turned away has IN repeated instances exceeded
the.c who gained seatr.
VIC learn that party Of Mr. Coughs enthusiastic
Chicago anmiTsIe nave made him I tender Of SID 4
night for five months eer.ices dur1nR the lecture
o: he present year, with abundaEt security
Tor the utlncai OF thelr agreement. II Is unlikely
the otter u u b. accented,
, 1866-03-10

ITO RENT-Three large, neatly
furnished rooms, with Raz, Btoyes and CLOSETS,
W6Rh1nC MI
, 1866-03-10
Qt)ifa9o Qritn1le.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1866.
THE CITY.

rnnlEtftF%
.s..,.-a.r s.,ro,,,,as ~ ~. n...4 ~ T.ssa, ~
drsi resolutions expressive q the!s re:ret at ihe
~. IN .os,,n. eli Se ~ ,,-o.sni.d NJ he
s,e.rion of thr Rosri tn.a,T. A merlInc Of lhe
Hoard OF Education viii be held this afternoon for
Iuau1xous prE1sHxENr-Frderick NWta1oa+
hs young nm sfteo on :, tpa tse T1ird Police irs.
olIee31 AAiheI enu ~s4e! -, " ~. ,--xor ~ -.
cnct for tndecent!y expoI s.e rrse!day 1nrrnoo1,
p1nea n 'nee re- snner's dock 1t the F0co CoaFi,
placcd ID !oe pt1ko1rss, ~, s'Jdrnrr sesynNt him Jr
tie siilllken n.sefeeo = nAe " ''S ''''1 ~@A'
r,,x p,,.u.rxoxtc CoxcxR1.-The programme
sr ,hr 1,htIhay1nopc Concert has been definitely ar-
fnnceo y @ sebnrn.nr,s Sr1nnhonv In :, In1.e9.
Ro1nsn,a ,toa s| e- .a.in' 4l,a'
1arch of tl,e l1asss' aiom Menoeteeonns Athaiht
two ar7Ak ~ HNs fMEe. Gno tWo !Ansaens, ono
on lhe1ne- from Ernsni; and the othcr from swedlsh
a,t BY Mrlicnhantz. Inc CONCERT lakes Place On
MondAy csenlrg.
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r 1.n..,te = 1.ny1,nn .rho,.s,,. .-s s..s.1-ss
" s,..e,.,naer. ernt+ .]d ovs.cr de.1ots 80
1us W. s 1natsns 7he,, 1o,,trn f,oi, t,,as ~ ~
c,.nrss md i..moue. IL CONDUCTED on verv ia,5.e
sraie end thcT o!ltr unusual lacli,tex 10 deatefs
TTtr frnft fs houchi rrct tom lnpoftefe nj carr,
tnsn Va shinnt1i in,mc,atcjy oi sr,3vsl S9e,.
,,[1ns NV hrncc rely on obtaining fruit il .ood
rre and Il nice. ss low a. IL Ea.;ern ci,cs s"e'
1,r,our.s pnot1AxA41oe- cn11 rho ,t,rr,,,,
- 81 ~. ,,.a,,...,,t.. - ~ 49,.
o. on N"oetn ~ tue lATa1'nAuvao' a" a,r re"ent
the sad those troubled with ecany looks, Of beard
ihat It laeH.as IT, ~, u ,af zsses
mn hcrroorr nu6,1n In these columus Hc NJ.
lest The superior va'ne Of the now a1most world 10
r.owned Spauith lnt:raf- Iii. Delight It bis tonso
TIA! peAc*, on NaeWneton rnttE gpPosst!e Tue
20; noGs ~ name * n, M nTe-. =.
ntctuIc ano n.!eqnEsls u!ue ~ @ " ~ LIZ s o'oe1s a.
tEeS sno*es oo"n ealek aoa aas' aPea aAa'
-
NCShik8 OFT TIE AA114-"e raw ytetefaa3
device, recently Invented By Mr. G. ", Cook. OF
t;o,-xro IN intended tn nrrycnt insurv tn peraon
or nruuesty npm thai 1op-commpn aecIdcnt fpp-
ntnr f,6 fhe IN. II consiets sigupiy II soler
wf1,rh c1ches on The t1tJ In case the wtes1 pocs on
and Is 70 constructed that II dzrs the wheel 70 the
eide Of II. Tall, pfrsenns @ inc ca. 81 ilom, ocing
VI; ~ Mau s,.in cs no hronchr fo sinna siiI'
i, oertaiply 1ooEs n II ii rold fecurr the end pro-
Io'eo' -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a1r requested BY the
o+5rc-. of tho West Side Free Church and Miaston
srho,, IN acinovle LEDGE 70, them The recent OF ave
een"o' ~ 1'''.. ssu.. ~ - 49,. - .. y. I'VE
hundred anu e4enS aos. = %us .n a' ~ .at peo-
cal given tnsn Ds ans 81 ;. VI ts1 HAsAae1on
ekatlng I1fA on tat ~ uiL L..tE,...,.-
ihere GehtIeuaeu lAss 'He na.as.ttpa ~ knoNlng
tina, an ette1Pfltr "hlcn hse 1toaEal pisasote and
We ttuss prom! TO tnem, eas As9 given substantial
aid 10 th'e. amonG othsT Wor!hy ob}eele. for the
welfare Of the cits. 1hey snainlJ nave shown.
during the pat winfer, noble example, Of Abcrali-
~ IN tie conduct OF their iafS-
, 1866-03-10

STOREY, RICHMOND d ALLEN,
No. 135 south C1afkst. P. u. Box 193I.
The drawing viii take place atar the couceTt Ia the
presence Of 400 persons com mtkee selected zom
ibc audience. Parties holding viii tethin tbs
until afIeF the drawing, AL persons purchasing icr
cts and aseuta Will b supplied With correct lists Of
the craving 5000 published. nod their numbers
ksrec they will for wuf their Tickets with
iu dlieeston. 10 regasd 70 shipping Of goods aad mon
byS. AGEElS WANTED. o91e-1p
, 1866-03-10

ITO RENT - Two new Cottage
i honses, containing rooms each, sud basement,
on Rucker'St, second tonse south Of PuE, opposite
TAark
, 1866-03-10

ITO RENT-The third floor and
Il large mont office on the second roor hye-atory
marble Mont 1855 Like IT., auitsble for li.hs whole
sale business Inquire OF PkARSON & DANA On the
r-Sp
, 1866-03-10

ITO RENT-Store 100 Lake st..
j. corner Wells, four stories and basement. Stores
81 and 80 Staie st. each three stories aud basenen
Alsoonce On Santh WaterBt. GEDDES FALklS.
TINE. Office 8. EQ. IL XellsAL DIS
, 1866-03-10

TO RENT-The new store No.
l. 170 South Wells It,. second door north OF Mon
roe street. With convenient cottage back nstcd NJ IN
ne esst sty1e- Apply to GEO. e. q. HUGHES. 101
, 1866-03-10

Told, ~Bgown'e Bronchial Troches" are offered with
,he fullest confidence IN their efficacy: They have
been thoroughly tested. and maintain The good
reputation they have iusly acquired. AZ there are
limitations, be sure to obtain the geuuinc- oSst
, 1866-03-10
:F0r 6al&.

EOR SALE-Second hand Pianos,
L. verv chrxp for cash. Pianos to rent ut reduced
rates. Tuning md rtpatrtn1 promptly attended to.
PER. oSSd
, 1866-03-10
Atlantic White Lend and LinReed OH
C4,,. OF New York, manufacturer Of Pure Wbtte
iad, Red Lead, Lftharzt, Glnst Makert' Red Lead,

Also, 1insced Oh, Raw. Boiled and Refined. For
sale by druggists and dcalera generally md by
ROBERT COLGATE d CO., General Agents. sS7
f,carl street. New York. pctidS6oH5t9teW-W&g
, 1866-03-10

TOR SALE-Farms at great bar
salns-:o:H acres ofcboics laa1; De!9@ 91s 2! ;as
miles nom chles=o, ,hree n.!es tson AoTs ofSzdS
seifss I'd s:E HI s7.5a @ss Isl sae s;se
ycass or eneer Il orl5 7per cent Win divide 70 suit
A;9 shesee % sFef foe mss IT r. o e f.
being the osst 10 & .hs eouny: lasss aas honse
baiidnss, wen finished aud painted new fences lsrge
Des,i0e orenssa Fee psisn1o.hood lyns % EoSd %
would cost what offer The farm for Theother fa!m,
1 seIes vel impsosed o1iia!nzs neg ness = s tt,e e;
tether it at!eopes acre Terms ZANE .s above. A.
cacu nr a. FOX JolIet ii p320
, 1866-03-10

ITO RENT-Two rooms on end
i floor OF No. I l and I 3 Wahalh sveupe, suitable
for otcea or light wholesale business Inquire The
mi miseB.
, 1866-03-10

ITO RENT-A new mouse contain
Il Ing niao rooms IN the best nclEhbornood On the
North Side, and furniture for sale At mcdasate prca.
Possession given Mt once. Inquire OF EEATER
MAtCQM. corner n. Water md Clark sts, Ew1nx,1
BLOCK, OfHcc No. i. p733
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

The 4 sToNEwALIs BENEr1Ts.--The example
setin Mobile in getting up benefit for the widow
of Stanewall Jackson, is being followed up else,
where In tho same spirit Benefits for this object
have been announced in Richmond, Petersburg,
and other places. One was given in Memphis on
Monday evening last, of which the Commercial Of
Tuesday says:
The concert given at the Greenlaw Opera House
last night for the benefit of the widow of &c Stone
wall oks0nn \ was success as genuine as could
be asked forsby the most ardent admirers Of the
great, good man whose name inspired the tribute
The audience was large and select, and the per-
formances were conducted to the close with good
taste and correctly. all engaged acquitted them
selves well and deserve to be remembered jby the
public, not alone for this, but for tho many similar
occasions to which they have lent their time and
talent Wehaye reason to believe that the profits
Of this generous enterprise will be large enough to
satisfy the ambition Of the performers and those In
misunderstanding handsome and worthy the
acceptance of Mrs. jackson. &
In connection. with the same subject, and per-
haps suggested by the same example, we find
among the proceedings of the Virginia Legsla-
ture, the following resolution, offered by Mr..
Meade, and adopted s8 sss .s
Resolved, That, as it has been reported to the
members of this body that the widow of the i'm
mortal patriot and hero, " Stonewall Jackson"
has been left in INDECENT circumstances the Com
mittee of Finance be instructed to inqnre into the
expediencY Of appropriating ten thousand dollars,
or some s4oh other amount as in their wisdom
may appear best, for her benefit, and report by
bill or otherwise. Mobile Register ~ &TF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22
IEa.aae,al ena cennsEs,al sapsn.ary,..

sHAsl - ~
Gpld improved about i per cent. on Saturday,
md with good demand throughout Sales ex-
AID 500 1000, the market closing firm at 1881
I1aISss ST
Ebreiga Exchange was dull and dropping from
ppening IA ths close of The market on, Satur-
With rates showing ct the close Of business q
decline d fully two per cent as compared with
Eriday evaning' a quotations The movement was
unusually Light and the market closed 1at at l49@
l483 for bank Sterling lA6@l47a forclear bills;
IIA4@I45}f for bill Of lading bills francs 3.703@
lss77 for bank francs, and $500 .s7a for outdoor
DDnsestic Exchange exhibited increased frmness
pa Saturday. OHsrings were moderately heavy.
Ehnt they provad suiiicicnt to meet the demand,
Nfich was general and active throughout. one of
tho banks advanced its checking rate on New
York to 2Nl per cent but the others continued to
cteek " per cent, and they bought private and
eopn,1nercial aght at oil per cent discount, and
sselt sight and time drafts at corresponding
fgbfes.
U5,cssrreat Bank Notes aud Securities have
Ebesn III fair request since our last, with some in
Ecfease ia the movement at uniformly advancing
prices The particulars Of Saturday. operations
syillsbe found fiji this morning y financial article.
| 0Dtton was heavy and neglected on Saturday.
The movement was restricted to ll60 bales which
we're taken by six brokers, at irregular prices but
generally within the range Of the following quota
tions, vii ordinary A0GD42c., good ordinary 45@
E46c., low niddIing fsc, and naiddling 49@S0c.
Sugar dsd 1folqssse have undergone no change
slsce our last Sales on Saturday included 100
sIihdS. of tle former and $50 bhis. Of tho latter
FYour still rules y fDr several days past Ope-
rations on Saturday comprised 1000 bbls. at Fri
prices and 655 bbls at auction at 50 to $40 SO,
according 10 quality, which is to be'iixed BY the
Board Of Underwriters.
Pfopisiens hare exhibited no variation Of any
sinee our last, except Pork, which considera-
hil sliasd ~ Saturday, owing - recent heavy
"a aragraph headed "a Coinci-
4 aenSs IS IA ktufday,s Is financial summary, should
i 3eeEe rsaa The Louisiana atonai Bank Of New
4 Z and not I'D I,ouiaiana State Bank, ETC.
1he error M how eyer, and could hardly
4 have rlIsled any reader.
Reducing is 4 meeting 81 die stock
holders Of the Mechanics and Traders, Rau, Is
called TIT On Monday the lstll 81 oxiao m tbe
purpose u taking INTO cons ia nroprietv
of reducing tho capital stock of the bank. md 4
making such oshet nodil as nav ia dss.s,
necessary ID It's future succass " j Should how.
4 eyur, ratier see our banking capital mere 8 Il,
than dilnisished as there IS ample employment Is,
several millions moro than wo have got
y y. si.y 14ssasssx, join S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22
DIE.I1o=.

DIElDs ~
AT u O'Clock n, January 20 1856 REBECCA wife or BENZ
Campbell. 0al
ns-Ployidence R. L, and Rio papers please copy
At twenty minutes o'clock Friday night jan
uary TO- 1866 Of dropsy, Mrs LUCINDA WILLIFoRD ABB
BOTT, aged 81 years
Saturday evening January 2 at half o'clock
JOHN McGEAR aged "a years. n
In Baltimore Md on Friday the 6th inst CATHARINE
MCMURRAY, wife Of Ira 3. Holden.
At two o'clock A. NJ, January 2lst, HENRY WHrTMORE,
agen and months, son Of Wallace Hunter and
Eliza G. Whitmore.
He will be buried from the residence Of his father No $50
ST. Charles street. between Clio and Eratc Streets this MON
DAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. r.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22
MARRIED:

On the 18th inst at st. Stephens Church. parish Of Jeer
son. La by the Rev Archbishop Of Natchez Capt VIM H.
GILL; fClsrkesvile Texas Miss VICTORIA NJ daughter
of Gen. A. G. Blanchard of this city,
n8r Coumba O., Baltimore, Nd. and Clarkssyie Tex
as, papers please copy.
On Thursday January 18th in St. Eennes Church. by the
Rev Father Beecher VICTOR NIPPERT native of France
to Miss AMELIA RosINE WlNTz, OF this city
January 17th by the Rev Dr. j. K Gutheim, GEO. BER-
WIN, to Miss R. E. RODRIGUEZ, Of this city. H.
On Thursday evening January l5th by the Rev. J. B.
Walker. SAMUEL N ROCHESTER, to Miss MoLLIE r.
HAUGHToN, both Of this city.
Louisville KY, and Shreveport La papers please copy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

Ngw AUCTION FaM.--A co-partnership notice
In our advertising columns Announces that Messrs.
10. D Rogers. and II. a. Kingston, well and favor
ably known citizens have entered into the auction
and Commission business, under the style of Rogers
4 Kingston. We bespeak for the new firm a hh'
oral shpxs u patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

NoRRIs, MAuLL 4 Co. AND MAuLL 4 HANCOCK.
These firms. in liquidation, notify the public in
our advertising columns that Mr. B. 7. Walsh, Of
this city, holds their full power Of attorney for the
settlement of their business
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

BANK OF New ORLEANs. The stockholders Of
this institution are notified in our advertising col
umns, than an election for directors will be held
to-day. See the advertisement. s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

The Havana Diario de Ia Marina is very much
vexed at the small space allotted to Spain for the
exhibition of her products at the great Universal
Exposition at Paris in 1867. She is placed thirteen
on the list in this respect and while 4O56 square
metres are allotted to France, 230e2 to Great
Britain. 1898 to Russia, and SO on only 1894
allotted to Spain, sS55sI i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22
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Fel.a,onai.

Il -
In New York, on he 10th, John A. Stevens, Jr.,
/ d brbther Of Mrs. Strong, was arrested on charge
j of having made threats Of violence against Mr..
Cram, the counsel for Mr. Strong in the recent di-
yorce case. X Mr.. Stevens was discharged on
promise Of keeping the peace. Nj ~
MI. George Davis, formerly Attorney General Of
the Confederacy, has been released from Fort La
fayette, and has returned to his home in Whining
ton, N. g.
Davis, the recent opponent of Elliott in the
championship match which did not come of, has
issued def. !, TO any man in the world to fight
him for from $1,000 to $4,000 side.
Three Englishmen of high social position. named
Lord "A. Heryey, the Hon. Mr.. Strut and Mr.. Cor
Re, were recently captured in Greece by brigands,
who released the first two gentlemen on condition
that they would forward ransom Of a thousand
pounds each, their companion remaining, in the
meantime, ahostage for the payment of the money.
The Rev. Remigius Esllier, Vice Provincial of
the Jesuits in New York and Canada, and one Of
the most eminent men Of that society in America,
died at Montrealo on Sunday. the 7th. He belonged
to q distinguished French family, and was noted
for his polished manners and kind disposition. For
some years he was President Of st. John college,
near New York.
Ihe case Of Col. jacques, OF Ailhols, charged
with being accessory to the killing Of woman, is
now on trial in Louisville
New York journals, in speaking of the liberality
of the late Gerard Hallack in his donation to the
South Church Of New Haven, put the amount at
from fifty to sixty thousand dollars The New
Haven Register corrects the statement, and says
that the whole amount Of his donations to that
church will reach about one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars. n,
The Earl Of Granville has been appointed sue
cessor to Lord Pamerston as Lord Warden Of the
Cnque Horts including the five English Channel
ports of Hastings, Dover, Romney, Hythe and
| Sandwich, and the towns of Winchelsea and Rye.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

HAxs, BuTTER, CHEESE, LARD AND BucKwHEAT.
--All Of these articles, and Of choice quality, will
be found at the store of Messrs. n Bleakiey & Co.
corner Tchoupitoulas aud Poydras streets. Thei
advertisement win be found elsewhere IN thi'
ma ner. s 49,. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

Waleoxlf ssq notsiea the public not TO receive
raatlated notes ot ne cltY Issue q the deiaomna
tsona AZ NM sz ana NJ, as some Of them have been
49, cnt W. and altered ~ 10 make seven notes out
of Is SIX
iiectaon 81 1ssnE 0asectcFssz-i pursuance q
eEoera No. M ISSUED by MAJOR sieneIai VI
y. p Canhy the fse banks of this city which are
now 10 liquidation, have resolved TO elect full
~
oraur being so sunstltute ior IT
rectors. The following named banks are those
which come within the provisions of the order re-
| fcrred tos VII .rrhs Rank Of New Orleans, the
Cresceht SLty oanh' tne Merclalatss aus us ss.S
Bank Of Louisiana, and the Louisiana state BANK
| Compound Interest Notes The following re-
narlys n, s4ha connounl interest notes are taken
I go,
8 i mn IN which
~ ;rfarast saasrass II mia nntiI tie nrincipaI he
comes ne hnt n Wish the ocruing interest is
avsrv ~ pos,ths It ia q leral
eseiy onlv tan o,iar n5fa
sSsr fr Il wnFth AZ maturity by compounding
th y t alaua, 1oliars And
cants s ~ nears tweivs dollars The holder III I'll
sSin 81 = rssst at tia Trasnrv. and Ia receive in
"a - ,frS,, 4, rornd numbers twelve dollars
~ sh q - Il NOW stands the note IS at
,Ssrd tn ha iarai teniIar for more than ten dol
Iasss ani M much n expressed On the face of the
note ;tself. ;tsue $50
L
Hedl 1Sss1te-As mere mere = some diversity q
opinion on the present valne q reai V our
city, Is compared with the ruling prices previous
to the war, We would invite attention to the fol-
having statements Of recent actual sales which
-' c.s. Co. u.
nase pee1 ausllisneu ~ solis = - lu0f
noneers, VIZ.
Sales by @. 3. Gl'ardy d Co. during the past
ausek The two story dwelling corner Of Race and
Chippew 81 800. Th story brick store, 36
Poydras near Front Is 400. Two story frame
house 4 Old Magazine $4,000. Two story frame
house, Old Magazine $1,000. Property south
west corner Of Baronne and Common street.
$lI 900. One story house, corner Of Carondelet
and Lafayette IL 600. Two story house on Gai-
ennie, near Annunciation- s2l0O One story house
on Annunciation, near tsaiennie 90. Two
story frame house, 2ss Melpon,ene $1,000 Ten
Tonti and RochebIave Streets 5000. ~
| 15.,a,,1 .s2g.1ss ~, 4 3 r,,7,o, a 7,as4o,,,. g
4 ss r;nT srs y
Tchoupito1las streets, lot 50 By II $40 200
Il NJ raa,,s w noo 4hrea str "
y I, harsrosy III "a
III saa+ ~ S For lota ~ srnnm N ~ - par, =
do street between frsnken ana Rasln s.reess
M ~ Straat At Morr a a.
" o IN - E "A ana
Az III ~ Ardre street anininr the
above 28 by Ill feet $1450. Three lots on Poy-
dras street, between Franklin ana Liberty stre
" IT, h1s ~. aDuu irssh hatween Tfr
and Fourth streets, az by l2o feet. at $500 each
$500.
Sales Of ne past sirtai days, by Green O. Elder
One two story frame house and four lots corner
o. gnartes ana Sevenaa one
ton gs nsaS IN, One two storv frame
house and two lots on ST. Charles corner of Terp-
sichOre Street-$l0 800. Six lots corner of Chest
nut and Delachaise streets Jefferson CITY, at $3.50
aacf--$2T00 One snt,are bounded bv Sixth Sew
entf st- Andrew anii Franklin streets $500. Two
Twostory frame house and four lots. corner Coli
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

Anew paper in the Spanish language has been
started in New York. 1t is called La Yoz de
America. The Diario de la Marina of Havana says
it ought to be called La Voz de Chile, alleging
thatit is in fact Ghilian organ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22
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sss tne members nave naa e. "
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fsuch HcaAQrcs ~ ees9 e neMan3ea 81 w the
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lasenlaaF 81 eq!nssances py Wnien
II = II veIy hasulsll, sesu
ISL 9sae eis heslsancys ~ VIZ ~
-! y. 6ls nnoagh That ne members should wisf
zuit 1heT constituents on questions, tle &c
~ a,sa, as 'nas 1lle' usns nave 1ssh e
zszaea 80 lnJulfaons naaulzas
~ e ses pFesens molaens nc prsau@s sna. :.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

soLornr2s. Messrs. Garthwaite, Lewis &. Stew
art have large stock and great variety Of fashion
able clothing and furnishing goods, and also tray
cling equipments for either ladies or gentlemen al
their extensive establishment, Nos 81 and ss Camp
stzas.. see shcir advertisement in anotber column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

\ Among the items in the recent bills Of the Board
of Supervisors of Erie county, New York, are
three packs of cards, two cribbage boards, one
4 chequer board, and other equally useful articles,
amounting in all to about 50 800. @a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

HOWARD, PREsToNs s BARRETT Attention Of
planters and merchants is directed to the card of
Messrs. Howard, Prestons 4 Barrett in our adver-
tising columns. They are engaged in cotton and
tobacco faetorage and commission business, and
are sagacious and trustworthy merchants.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-22

The following are the passengers per steamship
Daniel Webster, from Galveston
NJ Cohen Ns ssonder. and lady q. Fletcher @ Wilder
Garr0lsop, Wder, Mr. Miller, Chas. Curtin, T. Emmer
son. Hnsch, and so on deck.