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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21
MARRIED:

IL Methodist Episcopal CT ureS, Clinton Louisiana, on
he l6Ih January 1865 by the Rig ReverendJ P. Will
mer, Bishop OF Louisiana Mr. WILLIAM A. KNOX to Miss
ANN r HAKRIs.
In the heyday when them all tbs riyht gories OF
life youthful lends joined Themselves together IN
the holy Of wedock After the tolls and dag OF
sod Is life the which sealed the a.e OF the lost
find haven the smiles and embraces OF devot
ID sud loving the jast reward OF one Who never
h ehed stersd in the hcar his counrys greatest peril
II words could the OF the beart OUT
wou d prompt than utter upon paper We
h The newly edd psr ali the happiness allotted 70 NOR
tails and that their hwav Of life may be ever
With love and happiness cl us 10 dim the sunshn
Of their shadow the affection that bound
hem in ymen's siiken Standardization (lsa) Patrie
At Trinity Church. by Rev Mr. Eaton, Rector at IL NJ.
Jan. s. 1865 DR. J NJ HADEN to Miss SARAH B. BRAs
SUM; both of Gsveston
We satisfied that cannot slw Tvs express
their feelings whatever be the relation esson to
kDowled Having Though ths are facts Of
The above unusually eeous conbn sti0n We greatly
like to express the ment which occasion
Put that is impossible large sre Of fren "a found in IL
the ulhment Of THEN ideal excellent aud
snd tre@hsd tb heartfelt wishes and thai
Happiness SO perfect might bears charmed existence
answered the nteg populsr brtderoom
and bis lovely ana secmp he'd bde will see their union ever
mrrorsd in Daruied Of lie and vevaye betseen
shores Of adtess beauty. best Ike in the pressa in
retrospect and in every anticipa News.
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ARRIVAL OF THE LIBEETY.-The steamship Lib
erty, BsiR commander, from Baltimore via Ha.
vsna, arrived At her wharf at P. NJ. Yesterday.
she sailed from Havana on the l4th inst and ar.
rived 10 6fty-eight hours at Southwest Pass. on
tbe17th inst. where she was detained by running
aground on the bar and by heavy fogs in the river
Capt. Harry 5. KetiBger, of the tow boat Achilles
rendered the Liberty efficient service whilst she
was en- The bar. The Liberty brings an assorted
cargo and the following named passengers:
=, From Bsltlmore-Mr and Mrs Butler, Mr. Bitter,
Miss Kidd, w H Smith. John Barrett VIM Hsr
ker, Lieut. W Patterson, Mrs Ryan and daughter
Mrs Phillips, Gen Thos Wilson, Or Ewes, All Fuss
Jas Asher, Chss Dekeyer. From Hayana-Mr
and Mrs Libano snd three children, Miss Libano
nr Falconer and servant, Mrs Mulligan Mrs de
BaDenon Albo, Morales, Hammond Whit
koehsrley. Muller, Lagrange, Klmball, Lener.
guez, II Dixon, Thos Bowen, l. Marquee. A Pa
rez, Mr. and Mrs Motion, Mr. Ruhe, Delalonde, Fen.
ner, A Mailer.
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A NEw AUCTION HOUsE.-TWo Of our old friends
and former associates have gone into the auction
business-Messrs. Daniel E. Scruggs aud Frank
A. Bartlett, under the name of Scrlggs& Bart
lett. Their card will be found in to-day's paper.
They are gentlemen Of whom we can say nothing
to those who know them. To the general public
we can say, from personal knowledge, that they
are active, intelligent, reliable and experienced
business men, and that any sales entrusted to
them will be attended to conscientiously and
always in the interest of their patrons. They
will make cash advances on consignments. We
take special and personal interest in recommend.
ing our frends, scruggs Bartlett, to the con-
sideration of those who may have anything to
dispose Of at auction.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

New PUBIIcATIoSs.-We have received from
hessrs. d. Appleton Co., the well known New
York publishers, through Messrs. KruTl & Dickey,
LOG Canal street, reprints of Dickens's American
Notes" ard Great Expectations" These books
are gotten up in good STYLE but sold at cheap
prices, the former being marked at Is cents and
the latter at %.
We have also received Napoleon and Blu
cher" historical novel by L. Muhlbach, trans
lated by F. Jordan, from the German.
Also, volume lst of the Military History of U.
8. Grant"-s work which has some valuable his
torical information in it.
Messrs. Kruu & Dickey have these books for
sale,
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A FINE CHEEsE.-We are indebted to our friend
Mr.. s. Straight, of the house of McFaran, Straight
Co., "A, IS and As New Levee street, between
Poydras and Grsvier, for remarkably fine and well
favored cheese. Our readers are aware that the
parties named above are among the leading cheese
dealers of the South. and that they also receive
largely Of bacon, hams, pork, lard, lard oil, beef,
butter, candles, starch, soap and general gro.
ceres.
The cheese exhibited by these gentlemen took
the first premium at both of the Louisiana State
fairs, the recent award having been made to their
well known and justly celebrated Pelican fac
tory" cheese. While we fully sustain the COM
mittee in making this award, we believe the
Sunny South factory" cheese very nearly equal
to the pelican" in every respect. The extraor.
binary durability or keeping quality of the cheeses
known under these brands, added to their excel.
lent flavor and richness, render them peculiarly
desirable for the trade in this climate.
Aessrs. McFarlan, Straight & Co. are sole agents
for the sale Of this cheese in the Southwest, and
they have large quantity of cheese Of other
brands. They are never without q supply of the
Pelican and the Sunny South" factory cheese.
except when receipts are interrupted by a suspen.
sion of navigation or other unavoidable cause.
We advise all who purchase cheese in this market
to make the acquaintance Of McFarlan, Straight
& Co.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

An ExcURsIoS.-We have the pleasure of ac-
knowledging the receipt of cards of invitation to
an excursion next Thursday, from New Orleans to
Franklin, in the parish Of ST. Mary. The excur.
sion train on the 0pelousas road will leave the
ferry landing, opposite Jackson Square, at half
past seven O'Clock in the morning, and will con-
meet at Brashear City with the steamer Warren
Belle. This excursion is COTTON up conformity by
the Opelousas Railroad Company and the Alta
kapas Mail transportation Company, and is under
the charge of committees at New Orleans,
Brashear, New Iberia, Franklin and Jeane
rette. We shall have great pleasure, If our en-
gagements will permit, in participating in the ex-
cursion.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

TRUTH Is hIGHTIER THAN THE SwoRp-The
attention Of druggists and merchants, as well as
Pnysiclsns ano planters visiting the city to make
Messrs. Bal, Lyons Co., wholesale and retail
druggists, Nos. AZ and a Camp street and ll5
and III Gravier street. Their stock of medicines
Is one OF the largest in the Southern country, and
bought by and under the supervision OF one az
the firm. Their list Of paints, oils, yarnisbes. per
fumeries, cosmetics. surgical instruments ETC.. IA
comprehensive in all its details, and their stock OF
tohet and fancy articles embraces everything in
wines and liquors, sles and porters is selected ex
pressly for medicinal purposes and guaranteed IN
be Of the very best. Messrs. Ball, Lyons 4 Co.
are offering great inducements TO the trade, and
we take this opportunity, knowing them 40 We IA,
Of recommending them to the Confidence of any
one wishing anything in their line.
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DIED.

on SundsE. January 49, at hsfpast O'Clock p NJ Ed
WARD FOWLS. youngest of Chas Z. Spencer ana
Sophie Powis aged months
Or Wednesday, January IS at Ba- St. Louis Mrs COR
NfLiA r WIFE OF the Hon Wm. 3. ParhGm, OF Madison
parish, La, IN the 44th year IF her age
Inc mary friends Of Col Parham will sympathize most
sincerely with him in hearing death OF his wfe-a
esimabie and greatly beloved woman Mrs Parham whose
maiden name was Corneia f. Dsncy born in Lines
county Alabama in 1924 She lady who combined all
he graees and good qualities Of her and has gone
rest followed by the and blessings all wi
her She consistent Christ an faithful member of the
Methodist Church, snd has le many behind to
lament her death
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

The CoRsIcANA 0BsERvER.-We have had the
pleasure Of meeting COL Donaldson, the agent of
the above named widely-circulated Texas paper.
The Observer is conducted by Mr.. r. A. Van
Horn, brother of a gentleman so long connected
with the CRESCENT, Mr.. 7. d. Van Horn, and is
one of the best papers OF Texas, with large and
growing circulation. Col. Donaldson will be at
the City Hotel during his sojourn ia our city, and
we are certain our people will find it to their in
terest to advertise in paper which is published
in one of the best and richest portions of Texas.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

Steamship Bienville. ]. B. Baker. master. from
New York, January 18th, arrived at Havana the
18th; left 18th, at 3 7. NJ; arrived of the bar
18th; was detained twelve hours by bad weather |:
consigned TO J. Connolly & Co. Passengers
A. cunningham. w. N. Adams. Capt. L. Rhine
hart, NJ. Daugeret and wife. E. N. Sherman. s.
Noel, b. p. Levy. Miss N. Harty. Mr.. Karriean,
Miss L. Cant r. Foster. NJ. Gonzalez, A. Diaz. ri
Tweed, 8. Calderow, NJ. Coils. r. Tolosa, z. Wei,
A. Gibson, II. Plumas, Alex. Gibson.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

TIE DEMOCRATIC CoMdITTEEs.-The stand
ing committees of the Democratic State Central
Committee will meet this evening at 7o'clock,
corner of Common street and Theater Alley,
for organization. The attendance of every
member of these sub committees is earnestly
renuested
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

GREENBACK CHAMPAGSE.-Nextto having green
backs themselves, we know Of nothing better
than to have some Of the famous "Greenback"
champagne box Of which has been sent us by
the agent, Mr.. ]. j. Foucher, No. 60 Royal street.
This wine is genuine, and is sold by gentleman
who knows what good wine is. We recommend
to our friends who want to have frst-rate cham.
payne for their private tables to get basket or
two of the "Greenback.n
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Post Once Notice.

sst further notice the th New Orleans Pos. oo
gin be closed as follows:
.s cr Mobile, Montgomery, Atlantis, Augusta and "a
lumbus Ga, close daily atsPH
Vea' nsn Tor al fost Oces FAR sp the Rvs, Al R.xo
Sara, closes Mondays At p r. and Fridsvssts.
eksourg ss close ct L. every Tuesday Aas Saturday
via the River.
Friday. .ha
Malls for cOvnEtos clos. 81 a T. every x.ud., ana
rhursdsy. "s Ane
NAILS for Asters close daily et sAH
Mails for Stations on oDeOusas Railroad will close daily Al
2HE 1'"N !"
Malls for Lsourehe Parishes win close on Mondays Wsdns
days and Fridays. stsPH
NAILS Tor Galveston, BrssOs Santiago and Brovn.v,u.
Texas, close ct A n. Sundays, Tuesdays Thursdavs
and Saturdays, via OpelousAs Railroad
Halls for ouachits River close By. Wedao~a.v, 49,.
Saturdays, via the River -
nails for fortheasterr Texas and River e..s
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday.
s Tor Havana WIN Be fsrvards1 By every yes.. s.r,r
for said Port. ''>''ns
Halls North, East and West, via Orsa,s ana y.ok.
Railroad, close daily nsr.x
Hsy Mails via jackson Railroad closes 81 sLE
offIoE HoURs--Opens A. u, olsse.lHE
ne Delivery win be kept opez ntD7HE
sSHpAfs-oEos epsns A l., and eleseslzu
3. W. TALIAFERRo,
Postru rs.>r.
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large number of the principal merchants of
New Orleans have addressed memorial to the
owners OF property in the city, asking for a re-
duction of rents on stores and houses. The sign
ers are to meet this evening at 7oclock, in Paror
p, st. Charles Hotel
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

SUCCESSION SALE OF FINE GOLD AND sILvEE-
wARE.-The large stock Of gold and silver
watches, diamonds, silver and plated ware, lew.
elry, guns, pistols, opera glasses, fancy goods
ETC., contained in the store No. 95 Canal Street
viii and must be sold to close the succession of
Mr.. ]. Lilienthal. Now is the chance TO make
good investment Of your money and get an ample
quid pro quo, as this magnificent stock, or any
part Of 1t, offered at private sale at great bar.
gam Mr.. Edward Liienthal, the efficient adui,-
traitor, Is merchant of fine ability, and respect
fully invites his friends 10 call and examine this
stock, believing as he does, that inducements will
be presented that cannot be found elsewhere.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

Washington special to a radical paper says
Flanders stated that he resigned his Office because
he could get no support from Gen. Hancock, and
was constantly snubbed at headquarters.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

A dispatch from Havana says that Santa Anna
and his companions are very busily occupied,
and some curious developments IN regard to his
schemes and intrigues are looked for.
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Great Sacrifices

Owing to business having opened late this season. the great
sesrcy money and having unusually large stock
hand determined offer the great sacrnces
FOR CASH.
In order to dispose Of the goods possible.
Ladies' Planters, Merchants and sill in want Of Goods
inviieo call and examine stock which of the
and this city. ID comprises
in part, the following articles:
FRENCH MERINO-an wool.
Plain POPLlNS, :. =.
Fancy POPLINS-s great variety.
Plain and Figured ALPACAs
=. DELAINEs,
Black CASHMERE ard MESINO.
=. TANISE and DELAINES
BoMBAzINEs, PoPLINs.
IMPERIAL CLOTH.
YENIIENNR asd BIARITZ.
French TARfANS.
white and Colored FLANHELs.
BLANKETS-al sizes and prices
Maseilles QUILTs-all sizes and prices.
Bobnet and Muslin CURTAINS.
AnWeol DAMAsK-for Curtains
Silk and :. .
wors;ed REPS .
Real JOuvin KID GLOVES, imported by ourselves.
lnsh and French Linen SHGRTlNGs.
.. E. SHEE1INGS
=. E. for PILLOW CASES
Beached, Brown and Coored CANTON FLANNELS
AID Brown TwILLED CoIToNs
:. 34tol24
CoTToNADEs, DENNIS STRIPES, TICKINGs.
KERsEYS, LlNDsEYS Gray BLANKETS.
HOSIERY from the best Makers Ladies, Gentlemen
aud Children.
CASsIMEBES, Black and Fancy CLOTHS.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Yarieiy Company-Fthiopian &c
centrieities ballet, gymnastics, masfe songs eie
NEW OPERA HoUsE-French Opera Troupe-''Ths ORA
goons Of Viars."
st. CHARLES THEATER-Engagement Of Edwin Forrest.
king Lear"
yARIETIEs THEATKR-Engagement Of JOS. Jefferson
rip Van Wrinkle"
OLYMPIC THEATER-Comedy, burlesque, singing, dane
ing negro eceentricities etc.
CRESCENT CITY hUSEUM-EOs 40 and az ST. Charles
streeW onderfu living and natural cuosities-Smaest
lady in the word-Lady without Glass blower etc
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There was an apparently well grounded rumor
In town last evening, said to be based on private
dispatch to merchant Of this city, that the presi
dent had busted Stanton from the war office. The
feel hardly excused in ignoring it entirely, al.
though nothing is said about it in the regular dis
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

II Weston travels for rubber house, as pro.
posed, and should fall asleep by the roadside, f.
o. wants to know il he would not then be gutter
perch-a man.
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Felis wants to know whether Jack Cade is any
relative to old r. Cade, that used to be next door
TO the st. Charles Theater.
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Mr.. Seward says he has received a dispatch
from San Francisco to the effect that some ore
from Alaska yields gold at the rate of sl4,OOO a
ton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

Thanks to the officers Of the magnificent steamer
Belle Lee for late Louisville, Memphis and yicks
burg papers. This new and splendid steamer
publishes neat end sprightly paper OF its own
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

We respectfully wife Druggists Merchants as wen as
Physicians and Planters visiting the city mIkeheir pur.
ehsses call snd eXsne very large stock of Fresh and
Reliable Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Patent Medicines
Paints OILS VarRishes' Brushes, Perfumsry Cosmetics
Fancy Cords Soaps Surgical Instruments ical sadd
Bags Pocket Cases, Medicine Chests rrusses supporters
Combs Toilet Sets endless variety Articles for the
Toilet, Druggiss sundries, Window Glass descp-
tiCns Of Glassware.
Pure Liquors. Wines. AIes and Porter,,
Selected expressly for medicinal purposes and to
be the best
Particular attention TO the uding and dispensing Of
Physieians' Prescriptions Competent and reliable parties
be in attendance in this branch of business day
night.
We guarantee to give customers satisfaction to
prices an qualities OF goods.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

Thanks to A. P. Demit, Esq, for a late copy
OF the Monroe Intelgencer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-21

SALE OF Cry PRoPERTY.-We learn that the
sales of property belonging to the city made yes
terday, by Messrs. c. E. Girardey Il Co., auc-
tioDeers, amounted to over four hundred thousand
dollars.
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"A Card 10 the E1u5iEc.

have read with surprise in the city int gnes column Of
yesterdays New Orleans Bee Of the opening
Of Saloon, to be uperntended ny A. j. sANsONI 20
long aud fvoraby Xxi in connection with Santni $50
says tie Ree)
hspe this is the last time that my will be used in
whatsoever with this man >ansoni
against which deem IL my duty to the public
Should any desire further snd explicit nfora
tion regarding the long and favoraby known gentle
man they invited call my Office No. 40 Carondele
street.
JOSEPH SANTINI.
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Thanks 10 the officers Of the steamship Morgan
for late Texas papers.
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ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Clinetop Sisters, Billy En-.
January 22d.
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B@8, Lyons s. Co.,
W. BALL. I. H. LYONS WE DAsuIELI.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Nos. ~ and - Camp and 1,5 and III
Gravier Streets,
NEW ORLEANS
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A.. 50. ChG1%eS Street. .....44
GARRETSON &c BARKER.
We are selling entire Stock OF CLOT TISG AND FUR
KISHING GOODS at a Great Reduction,
MUCH BELOW COST.
FINE CASHMERE SUITS reduced ON so to s2a
saCk COA1S fine black Cloth, rsdured to $40
EROCk COATS. Dress. st 500 forme y sold at $40
PANTS, very fine, fer s.. OVERCOATs, extra at 50
IN FURNIsHING GOODS we lave made even GREATER
REDUCTION, and are actually selling:
Fine Shsker Flannel UNDERSTANDS at 81 50 each.
Canton FIannel DRAWERS at rs ceuts esch.
Dollar II ALI HOSE for 50 cen g.
NICK TIES Fine inea Bosom SHIRTS Linen COL
AIRS, Butter iesin fact the finest Goods the
Sout going equally low Our celebrated SIS ts Wool
are recuced TO Sl3
GARRETSON & BARKER,
a 81. Charles street.
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j. Ad. Rozier. J. A. Snyder, w. NJ smaIlweod,
p. Irwin Richard Tayler Sarbola
David Stuart, A. W. Bosworth john McSnery,
B. +. Jonas, VIM. NJ. Levy, Edward Fenner
F. s. ooode John II. New, c. Dufour
Wm M. Burwell A. B. Bacon, Marion A Baker,
j. o. Nixon, Durant Ia Ponte, Alexander Walker,
Louis 9exada James B. Eu,tfs. L. Ssiomon
Jehn Holmes Thomas Murray, J. Q. A. Fellowes,
W. M. Dare, M. b. Brady, Charles J. Leeds,
J. NJ Lspeyre Samuel Seymour, A. B. seger
H NJ FayrOt, James McCloskey. j. o. Fuqua,
Duncan S Cage, II. p Kernaehan, j. E. Austin
Louis Bush, Samuel Andersen, George S. Darling.
Peter Kaiser, J. Hernsnde1 p O. Hebert
Chss. x. Fenner, vrancs Martin c. H. S'ocomb,
W. H. Wells, Harry Richardson, David Wallace,
Thomas Askew, s.R. Walker, w. F. Haiaelgh,
N. Trepsgnier J. Mann, @. De Feiet,
T. j. Barrow, hikeOaroli, C. W. Culbertson,
]. O. Ellis, John Meyer. Samuel Smith
W. Pike, L. &. Lemarie N. o. Tracy,
s. Tyler Reed, Thomas e. Adams X L. Gibson,
=. A Sturcken, G. W. Kilbourn, u. Fsley
Daniel Seully, Euma Duour L. L. Bower,
e. D. Newell NJ Newell Samuel N. Dorsey.
Emile tegardeur, Felix H. Poche. Sam Holliugsworth
b. s. lie Branch, W. X. Greathouse James r. Andrews,
Jaues Wise TB.R. Hatch Err Boissat
w. H. @. King, Louis ST Martin Peter NJ Peterson,
Jshn =. Huey, Geo. W. Drmeyer, Edward Sparrow,
rhos L. Macon, Josiah Cole j. b. Walton
a hntenbsrger. W. j. Seymour, Juo. T. Dufour,
T. =. ThientmAn, John b. Robertson. H. @. Miller
A. c. Price, W. W. Pugh, Alex Marks.
6ustsvus Smith, Miles Taylor. s. NJ westrnore
s. f. Wilson, P. B. MeKelvey, John Grayer
Jas. Gbrey. Frederick Losberg, Webster Long,
Louis Power, N. A. L'ambiss. VIM. Lehman,
John Paisley. Louis Hebert
Any one declining to act on the Committee requested to
give notice Of the fact at the regular meeting
W. NJ. sNALLwooD, Secretary.
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PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
H FULTON STREET, NEW YORK,
erzclAI AGENTS or uw ORLEANS or.sszrrl
An eassss Of MERCHANDISE. AGRICULTURAL. m
rLhhEFIs, etc., etc, purchased commission.
esod spurehAsss only Of hrst class Houses sad q. lvu
aot low than parties purchase theusslvsx
Asumosnt sum must DO tied 20 cover f,..ht 80 -
nisons the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
Commissions on sums not exceeding sloo per cent;
seeding $780, ~ per cent
Uoneeeons on Al points promptly attended 10
bev Orleans OR1sssEx
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All persons having claims against the late firm Of sEY
hooK' JEWELL BARTLETT are requested to present
the to undersigned for settlement and all persons
Indebted to the above firm viii pay the same to the under
gned who is alone authorized to collect the debts Of the
above firm.
H. CASTAREDE.
New Orleans, December 81, 1867
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Thanks TO Mr.. N. A. Miller for late number of
Independence Beige.