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THE TOURNAMENT.

From a perusal of the Rules for the Tour
ney to be held under the walls of Orleans the
New, on Saturday. the twenty-third day OF
May, in this present Ammo Domini, 1868,
now before us, it would seem that we are to
have a pageant the like of which our goodly
town has never beheld before. For then will
assemble at the Fair Grounds some twenty
knights, each clad in bright colored surcoat,
with his lady's colors on bis helmet armed
with slender lance and bestriding steed
housed as were those Of the warriors OF
the olden time. The stands will be filed
with women radiant in their soft Southern
beauty, and whose bright eyes, flashing with
merriment, glowing with tenderness, BEAM
ing with loneliness, speaking silent volumes
in a moment, will be far more dangerous to
the hearts of the knights than an adversarys
lance, sharp though it be, and dexterous him
who Yields it. Before this array of beauty
will come the marshal of the lists, and after
proclamation in due form by the heralds will
thus summon the brave to do their deU0tr,
each for bis lady: "By the grace of lowell
ness and the favor of bright eyes, we do pro-
claim and tell to all men that the lists are
open, fair and free for loyal knights and may
the keen eye and quick hand be victorious"
Hereupon will each champion settle himself
more firmly in his saddle, whisper to his faith
full steed to bear him well through the con-
test, glance for single instant at her whom
he deems peerless, grasp his lance firmly, put
spurs to his horse, and then" may the keen
eye and the quick hand be victorious"
The contest over, he who has proved him.
self best knight and his stair ladye" most
worthy to be loved, will give to her the hardly
won prize, while with the sound of many
tIumpets the herald shall proclaim that the
rule of " The Queen of Love and Beauty" has
begun, and shall summon all who revere valor
and adore beauty to enrol themselves true and
loyal subjects of her who has been proved
most worthy to WELD the sceptre
This is bare sketch of what the day will
be. You who know how beautiful are our
women, how graceful our men, can fill up the
| picture in imagination; and be sure that,
however bright the colors you use, you cannot
! overdraw the brilliancy of the scene. We do
not close by advising all to go, as that would
be supeIhuous; but we will fnish by dropping
tear of sympathetic grief for those whose
engagements will be such as to keep them in
| town on Saturday next.
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NE w BOOKS.

The OLD WORLD IN ITS New FACE. Impress.
sions of Europe in ls67-lS6S. By Henry w.
Bellows. Vol. /. New York: Harper &
Brothers. 1888. George Ellis, opposite the
Postoffce, New Orleans.
This is a collection Of letters for the parshion-
ers of the First Congregational Church in New
York, written by their pastor during his travels
in Europe. Dr. Bellows is good preacher, as
preaching goes among his people, and he is per.
haps better writer. At least these letters have
the merit of being much more free from politics
than his sermons.
BRAKEsPEARE, Oh THE FORTUNES OF A FREE
LANCE. By the authOr of Guy Livingstone.
Harper & Brothers 1865. George Ellis, oppo-
site the Postoffice, New Orleans.
This novel was well received By the readers Of
the Northern periodical in which it was serially
published, and is a worthy addition to the au.
thor's previous works.
Poor HUMANITY. By T. W. Robinson, author of
&" Chrstie's Faith" etc. Harper & Brothers.
lS6s. George Ellis, opposite the Postofice.
The imprint of the Harper's is usually guar
antee of readable novel.
George Ellis has Godey's Lady's Book for June,
with its usual fine Illustrations.
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PoIIsH MEMoEIAL.-The Polish patriots have
determined upon erecting smonument commemo-
rative of the struggle of Poland to regain her ma
nona independence. The site chosen is In one Of
the most beautiful districts of Switzerland on the
heights Of Rapperswyl, bordering the Lake of
Zurich. The memorial will consist Of a column OF
black marble, Is feet high, standing upon three
platforms OF granite each Of the latter serving
step on the pedestal. On the summit will be an
esgie with outspresd wings. Historical inscrio-
tons and the arms Of Poland are 10 be carved
upon four tablets on the lower part of the shaft
AID the whole will be surrounded by an iron rail.
ing. The work viii be completed in the course of
the summer. A circular from Count Lsdislss
PIater' dated villa Broei6erg. near Z1rich, April
22d. has been issued, in which an appeaI i
made &c al who have the cslse OF Poland al heart
TO assist in carrying ont this patriotic denonstrs
ton.
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The radicals carried Portland on the 18th.

Among the other attractions of Alaska, "deyil
6sh" abound. correspondent says: zone of
them fastened to the bait which a sailor on the
United States ship Jamestown had thrown over
Tor hslibut, and was hauled on board. As the re-
pulsiye, glutinous mass sprswled its cold, Shiny,
habby, living thongs Extending fully four feet
about the deck. TO which II would attach so firmly
that the utmost strength of a powerful man was
required to rend the hold of one OF them, we re-
cognised the correct and unexaggerated dsscrip.
ton Of Victor Hugo. If anything was needed to
intensity its intrinsic oathsomeness it was added
when some Indians begged it, and, taking it
ashore N their canoe ate itn
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few days ago a foreigner of soldier.like
bearing went over the glacis of the Notifications
of Metz, and examined them with great atten.
ton, taking notes in book Of the width Of the
ditch. the dimensions of the bastions, etc. What
he did was contrary to a warning stuck on
board, but be was not interfered with. When,
however, he had done and was preparing TO leave
be was arrested. Taken before the officer on
duty at the guard house, he refused to give his
name, and requested 10 be conveyed before the
commander of the fort. al am said he.
"Gen. de Moltke, of the Prussian army, and |
have been examining your fortidcations."
what! You are the couqueror Of Sadowa ~
" ] am" The commander telegraphed to Paris
for instructions, and received for answer that
Gen. de Moltke was al liberty to examine the for.
tihcations AZ Metz as much as he pleased.
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BANK DEFALoATIoN.-The accounts of James
D. Martin, cashier of the National Hide and
Leather Bank, Boston, are found to have been
made up on false figures for some time past, and
show a deficit of about 100000. The defalcs-
ton is attributed to speculation. later dis.
patch states that the defalcation will not exceed
SEQ, 600. Mr.. Morton, the cashier, was under tenn.
porary arrest, but by consent of the officers, has
been released, and put in charge of the deputy
sheriff. Mr.. Al. FELTON,, whose requirements for
money were supplied unknown to the bank
officers, is in jail. he failed to meet his oblga.
tons, and thus involved the cashier. The credit
of the bank is not affected.
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SELMA AND New ORLEANS RAILRoAD.-The
Bay ST. Louis Gazette says:
A force Of surveyors are at present actively at
work upon the route of the Selma and New Or
leans Railroad-a road which is intended TO 20 on
a direct line from Selma TO Pennington, on Pearl
river and from there to Fort Pike and New Or
leans. This road has long been projected, and
troubles and the war had not prevented it. It
follows almost entirely the line OF the old military
road laid out by Gen. Bernard, of the U. S. en-.
gineer corps, in 1919. 1t will Craze the northern
edge of the Devils Swamp, and cross Jordan river
somewhere near Thompson's Mill.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

An INTERESTING SUIT.-EdVard De Leon for.
merly agent OF the Confederate States in Europe,
has brought a suit against Charles G. HalpIn,
miles OReilly) editor of the Citizen, for the sum
Of Eve hundred dollars. 1t appears that De Leon
sgreed to write a series Of articles for the New
York Citizen, entitled =" Secret Diplomacy OF the
Confederacy Abroad" for the sum Of one thou.
sand collars. One half of the money was paid
in advance, but the balance has been refused on
the ground that the articles furnished have not
given a true history of rebel diplomacy abroad,
but in fact were mere trash.
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DIEDH

In franklin comfy North Carolina Good Friday April
10Th ls6s, at o'clock A. H., ELLA l. HILLIARO In her
9th year vi'e Major T. A Faires Of this Young
daughter Of the late Isaac HsTd, Of Mbrook Halifax
unity, n. c.
On Monday. 18th inst At ~ o'clock NJ, Mrs. ANNE
rsct Of the late r. d. Hy de- So years a native Of
Nassau n. P, but resident Of this city FOR the
Ia Msysvlle BY; Mystic Com, and Westerly R. l.,
papers please copy.
On Tuesday. 18th instant, at 81 O'Clock A. ~ SUZAN
SOPHIA PHILIPS youngest daughter Of John A. and Su-
zan Y. Philips, aged six months.
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NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1858.

NEW ORLEANS, April H. 1868.
To Messrs Thomas A. Adams, Charles Briggs Henry Hull
Jr, VIM. 8. Pike, A. w. BoswOrth, Thomas Sloo, John
Pembsrton, Samuel Smith, A. Brother, Thomas Ander-
son and others:
Gentlemen-Your letter Of this date, rendering
Concert received this evening This expression your
regard prompted by your kind feelings and wholly
unexpected by could not take otherwise than BY
prize
proud of the appreciation Of my fellcwctzens, but
have no express the emotions this
my heart mOrshan simply to say II is fully appreciated
byme.
reference my past public labors recalls many deeply
painful well pleasing "reminiscences. In all Of them
actuaed by Of duty the performance Of which
only pleasure, but always followed by present
reward the consciousness Of trying TO benefit my fellow
Gratefully accepting your kind proposal gentlemen, and
respectfully suggesting WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May 90
as suitable time am, gentlemen,
Most respectfully yours, ETC.,
J. G. CARPENTER.
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NJ Z NJ o r l A l. SIS y Z A TlON,
sudIey Church. May 4. 1865.
We the Ladies residing and In the vicinity Of Manassas
and Bull Run bate-felds have formed ourselves into
society known by the name Of the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION and have for object the refinement of
the Confederate Dead scattered in groups and in isolated
graves many miles, and liable to be obterated by
the poughshare We solicit aid from sisters and brothers
Of the South and indeed, everywhere. Were not for
poverty would call upon you. In order have them
decenty and incosed in Cemetery, 5000
will be needed
Those friends distance who desire to contribute
can do 80 by addressing Corresponding Secretary
SUE N. MONROE, Gainesville, Prince William county,
Virginia. - -
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President.
MISS MARY ]. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary.
MRS. ADDIE S. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
Contributions the above purpose viii also received
the CRESCENT OFFICE by WOODS MATHEWS &
CO., No. SO Magazine street and by Mrs. MARY ].
DEACON.
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A Paris letter saws "The Prince Lucieu No.
rat, son Of the famous Murst, king OF Naples.
and Of Caroline Bonapsrte. sits in the Senate BY
tight, as member Of the imperial family, and as
In New Jersey and married his wife, Miss Frazier,
in America. In nothing does the prince resemble
toe dashing cavalry oficer Of the grand army.
He Is regular Daniel Lambert IN pefo, fat,
jolly and Emphatic, who loves America. his ease,
and good dinner. In fact, like the fable of Ba.
sile sbl'ut the pitcher that went 50 often to the
well. he has gone so often TO the table that his
rotundty threatens q catastrophe. The prince Is
60, has light hair that s. turning gray, wears
mOstache with curved imperial-something like
3 comma With oircumaex accent over II. He ia
an excellent nan, is much loved BY his family.
does not interi,' We wi the emperor, nor make
speeches. He is said 70 have a longing for the
throne Of Naples, b. this is probably libel"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

Henry Berg, president of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, lectured in
favor of hoTse6esh as food, before the Farmers
Club, in New York, on the 18th. On his retire.
-nent resolution recommending horseAesh for
that purpose was laid on the table by an almost
unanimous vote.
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Fefe Chanpefre
GRAND TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION
FOR BENEVOLENT PURPOSES.

The Committee on Tournament aud Bsces the Grand
Marshal and bis Deputies the Herads Knights Umpires
ard Timers for the GRAND TOURNAMENT, are respect
fully tegues'ed to meet on SUNDAY 18th ns 1? n pre-
eisey, 3. 20 50 Union street second aoor
GEORGE W. DUPRE,
Secretary Assosaflcn.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

A large meeting was held at Lewiston, Maine
Tuesday evening, to protest against the scquittal
of johnson. Senator Fessenden's brother was
one of the signers Of the call. The course Of
Senator Morrill, was approved.
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First Premium Photographs.
I'd MAJ

Ths FIRST PREMIUM, ia DIPLOMAT has again bssn
awarded TO W. ". WASHBURN ll3 Canal street. New On.
leans for the best PHOTOGRAPHS exhibited the Louis
lars State Fair for 1869
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OF the four hundred and twenty.eight deaths in
New York, week befsre last, exactly ons.half &C.
CURED in tenement houses.
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AMUsEMTTrs THIS EVENING.

NEw OPERA HJCsE-Bensft Of NJ Chamonin-Doni
Eeitis yrand in four acts 'Luoretia Borsa Bru
no IL rileur" vaudeville In one act
AuADEMY or MUsIC-DrsInate and Variety Entertain
Dent-sBels OF the Garden District, New Orleans BY
Dsyiightr-ZouAvs Drll-Songs balets buresques, etc
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday MAY 5th Calvary Church. by the Rev Dr.
D. S. Lewis, L. BALDWIN COLLINS, to Miss EMMA H.
ANDERSON, both Of this city,
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The attention OF stockh, Nlders in the Louisiana
Petroleum and Coal OIL Com ,Hany Is directed to a
special notice in another column.
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The Chicago Tribune, very radical, is out
suuarely for the scquittal of the president.
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.urS. II. ~. Turner,

IIO................ CANAL STREET .............11O
Is sbout closing ont Beautiful Stock OF Millinery and
Fancy Goods which she is selling at COST and BELOW
COST cheap that any wishing to select Bonnet.
Hat Dress already made could not fail to be pleased with
their purchase
She assortment OF Spencers Handker
Chiefs Buttons, Trimmings Ribbons Flowers Feathers In
FAINT Caps, and Embroidered shswls and sscques
Ladies' Underclotning, Collars Cu Cluny and Crochet
and Inserngs, all 10 be sold CHEAP Call and ex
anime
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To the Merchants
Or
NEW ORLEANS

GEN1LENES-n view Of the distress prevailing among many
Of poor city and considering that the customary
appropriations heretofore granted by the State Legislature
for Charitable purposes have been Withheld and that all
revenues these purposes be from private
sources impoverished people, feel constrained
to ask your in the task of benevoence which
have undertaken that end request that close
different stores and places of business at O'Clock each
evening du ag the FETE CHAMPErRE, in order that
your employees well may be present to aid
and encourage the enterprise.
Mrs. c. H. slocomb, Mrs. W. J. Mclean.
Madame V. Capdevielle, Mrs. Geo. s Kauslsr
Mis- G. II. Waldo Mrs. J. l. Stirring,
Mrs O. NJ Prtchard, Mrs. Geo. Lacey,
Mrs. Alfred j. Kearny, Mrs. John H. NeE,
Mrs Theodore Shute Mrs Evarste Blanc
Mrs John Watt, Mrs. S. Relf,
Mrs A Behn, Nine Edward FOrstan,
Nine G. DeLassus Nine. 7. NJ Martin,
Nine. Neuvele bienvenu NINE. Emma Mott,
Nine :. Blanoq, Nine. E. II. BeauTegard
Nine. T. G. Lingham, Nine 9. Duncan,
Nine. B F. Smms, Mrs. d. Urquhart
Mrs G. A. SOcOmb, Miss Ida A; Siocombs
Mrs Il A. Bridge. Mrs. Alex. Harris,
Mrs g. W Ba6cock Mrs. p A. Lum.
Mrs. Jas II Phelps Mrs. E. Bradford
Mrs Jerry G. Pierson, Mrs. s. j. Gomez,
Mrs KiIchhof, Mrs. ). II. Staufer,
Mrs. r. L. g bson, Mrs. W. Robinson,
Mrs Placidc FOrstal, Mrs BoEonier,
Mrs Mossey, Nine. A Dupre
Mrs. Henry W. Conner Mrs william Prick, JL,
Mrs. NJ. Brady, Mr.. A. Z. Mason.
Mrs W. Henderson.
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Spring Clothing.

TULANE BUILDING,
New Orleans, May 18th, 1888. 4
We invite pubic attention stock Of Spring CLOTH
INC, FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS TRUNKS, VA
LlsEs, TRAVELLING BAGS, etc. etc, which We are sell
ing At Prices that must be sat ssctory - all
GARlHWAITE, LEWIS IL STUART,
81 and So Camp street, and
Main Memphis.
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The First Prenttssn,.

HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
George Alees, No. Is5 Ranpars street,
MANUFACTURES OF HAVANA CIGARS AND
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO
Orders Cigars Of the finest Havana Leaf Tobacco nned
with dispatch snd strict attention.
Sell. Cigars unsurpassed By those Of Havana % surprisingly
low prices
Mr. Aces took the First Premium the Louisians Stats
Fair in November 1885, at the Baton Rouge State Fair IN
December 1861 and ct the last State Fair Of 1853 Al NeV
orosns-ln each instance over host Of competisors
GEORGE ALCES,
lso Rampant street. below Canal.
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PH0iOn'S

NEW PERFUME FOR The HANDKERCHIEF,
Flor DE Mayo"
Wonderful Flower.
The Fragrance Of this Extract lie delicious and durable
inst only Tires drops necessary perfume hand
kerchef None Of the delicate and fragrant qualities
lost but great care taken preserve the exquisite and deli
cate perfume peculiar 70 the FLOR DE MAYO No LADY
toilet is complete without bottle the Extract Warranted
not 20 ciscolor the most delicate fabric Prepared by
PHAL0N & SONS,
81 Broadway, n. T., undsr 81 Nicholas Hotel
the United States.
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JUSt Opened.

A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Corner Magazine and st. Andrew streets,
Over Libermans Dry Goods Store.
PHOTOGRAPHS 50 80 per dozen.
AMBEOTYPES, Is cents.
PORCELAIN PICTURES. So
And all work guaranteed equal to any done in the city.
Call and see our Specimens.
WILEY & SOUBY.
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II card.

On MONDAY the 18th instant, open branch Of ny
Soda Water Mead and Pastry business at 81 Canal
Chartres Exchange Place. The price
my Soda Water and Mead will be TEN CENTS GLASS
Oargs glasse my old stand So St Charles
sell alcoholic beverage under the Of Roignae
syrup other disguise,
HUGH McCLOSKEY.
New Orleans, May 10, 1858
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MANASSAS

MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,
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Complimentary.
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1865,

Rev. J. @. Carpenter, 74O Magazine street:
Rev. srwe the undersigned, citizens OF New Orleans
having observed for several years arduous
benevolent labor good Samaritan In this community
admitting your pous disregard Of party sect creed In the
discharge Of your charitable minrstons and well known
that your material contributions have been far beyond the
ordinary bounds, de sire to give for benefit PUBL
CONCERT such evening you may be pleased 10 desi
nate.
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II Card.

The pirectresses Of ST Annals ASYLUM acknowledge
the receipt OF Eighteen Hundred and Eleven Dollars and
Forty Gents, SSH 40 net proceeds Of the TABLEAUX
AND CONCERT given on the 18th April for their benefit
and gratefully thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen
who kindly interested themselves that occasion
half Of the widows and orphans under their care.
By order Of the President: MRS. N. o, CLARKE.
MIS-. r. CHARLES. Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-17

ST. YINCENT'S INFANT ASYLUM.
Mr. Alfred Phillips de FERRET, Mr.. Paul Capdeville,
Mrs De Many Mrs. p. Marsondet Mrs.A t. eauregard
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LtIi6nfHnrS

From snd after the SECOND DAY OF MAY, reduction
Of Twenty Per Ce will be made all kinds
Of Photographs akepfn my establishment As heretofore
promise 70 excel In The beauty and finish OF Pictures Stere
oscopc views Of the City also reduced Three Dollars
Dozen.
THE0. LILIENTHAL,
Photographer, 1871 Poydras street, near Camp.
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ST. JoSEPH's NoTRE DAME ASYLUM.
Mr. NJ. B. Brady, Mr.. s. Buck, Mr.. shumaker,
Mrs. NJ. B. Brady, Mrs. II. Kirschof
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Zinlnlerni0na's
sILVERWARE MANDATORY
NOS. o4 AND 90 CANAL STREET.

Orders for Fine Jewely Medals and Presentation Plate
Promptly and Carefully Executed
REPAIRING PUECTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Watches repaired adjusted regulated by the very bsst
workmen, at
ZIMMERMANN'S,
"a and o. Canal street
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y. g. Knapp,

y. g. Knapp,
DEN TAI SURGEON,
I5................ Baronne street.."...........15
Near Canal Street
Preserve your Decsyng Teeth possblsf not hsve them
extracted without pain replaced By the best artificial
stitute that be produced.
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r.. Cssachs,
ESTABLISIIED IN 1881.
Has resumed business at
R3I ROYAL STREET, CORNER OF ST. PHILIP.
Importer and Dealer In Drugs and Medicinsa
PAINTS, OILS AND DYE sTUFFs,
DIST1LLERS' and PERFUMERS' MKRCHANpIEE
ARTISTS MATERIALS
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs
SPANISH WINES and FRUITB
And C0RKs Of all qualities and sizes
Herecommends himself his friends pubcin general
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First Day. May 10th.
l-GRAND OVERTURE, 81 o'clock P. N at Race Stand
2-MULE RACE, o'clock P. NJ.
3-CRICKET CONTEST-Field.
4-ARCHERY and OROQUET-Field.
5-CONCERT and DANCING-Octagonal Building.
6-GRLND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. sP.M.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
BLANKS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY
printed and for sale at CHRosieLg OFFICE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
Drinking Saloon,
BARBER SHOP

which will be waited on by experienced and
attentive BARRIERS, is well fitted up with all
furniture appcrtaining to first class Barber
Shop and
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
SAM. BROCINMAN.S
CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON REPOSITORY
Franklin Street, CLARKSvILLE TENN

call
Carriage and Wagon work hand
Wheeling
phaton skeleton uy ncsg Style Prince Albert
the
world superior 'e0 Wv 'ee'
In reference to workmanship during
This work. and to those who have bought and including
understanding friends fair
will
me and having repared by Baker Bro expense
Prices as low as any frs+chss work | stern
SAM. BROCIxdAN.
Sole Agent for Southern Kentucky tennessee
parties claiming sell this work The agency
heH'u'' anu "iuuc tennessee Billy.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
Farm For Sale.
FOR SALE.

wish 10 sell my Photograph Gallery
which is in excellent condition. Terms easy
w. II. ARMSTRONG.
Jan. II, lsGs-tf-