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We concede, without hesitation or diff
Guilty, that the CRESCENT is entitled to the
high distinction OF being the only paper in
New Orleans to advocate the retention in
power of the City Hail ring and their friends. A
certain warrant of ten thousand dollars, We
learn, had a potent influence in bringing
about this result Does our neighbor know
anything about this warrant?
The above is the conclusion of an article
that appeared in the Bee of Thursday.
The Crescent of Friday contained the
following:
Our usually courteous contemporary, the
Bee, in an article which appeared yesterday
morning, intimates. that this result (what re-
suit p was influenced by a certain warrant for
ten thousand dollars, and asks the CRESCENT
TO state what it knows on the subject AS
this is subject to- two interpretations, one of
which is that the course of the CRESCENT in
relation to the city charter was influenced by
draft for ten thousand dollars, we respect
fully request the Bee to state its meaning
with such precision as to leave no room for
misinterpretation. We shall then cheerfully
answer the question which our contemporary
propounds.
To which the BEG, on Saturday morning,
made no response. 'Again we call upon the
Bee to give substance to its very indefinite
insinuations.
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The SPRING RACES, fine programme of
which is given elsewhere, promise to be OF an
unusually interesting character, and will
commence on Saturday, next April 3, 1869,
continuing on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday following. The
purses offered by the Metairie Jockey Club
are most liberal, and the entries comprise
some of the best horses that have appeared
upon the turf of this country. With the
prospects of fine weather before us, we may
hope to see the Metsirie course crowded daily
during the meetings
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General Grant wishes Congress to pass q
special law exempting A. 7. Stewart, his
secretary of the treasury, from the operation
of the law which prohibits persons engaged
in foreign trade from holding Federal Office.
1t is strange that General Grant, after having
so maturely considered his appointments,
did not discover this impediment, and still
more strange that the Senate should have
confirmed a man whom the law disquali6es,
without first removing his disabilities.
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RaH OF Jefferson FIRE Go. .t,o. p,
EXEMPT SOCIETY.

At Called Meeting Of this Society, held March 1862
Resolution unanmouy directing the Secretary to
tender the thanks Of this Society the LADIES
OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT for their kindly attentions
in the past and particularly for their Manifestation
regard in presenting with beautiful SILK FL AZ
occasion late The Society also makes
full mention Of the beautiful Delegate Of the Ladies' Mis-.
Louise scbreioer; the Ladies Of the Committee, Mrs Wm.
sehreber hrs Robert Huyghe Miss Julia Huyghe and Mrs
John Becker and assures Mrs Henry Jscsssu that her
membrane Of Dixie" shall soon be forgotten.
b. ALBERT,
9ecretarv
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The Senate have ratified President Grants
cabinet nominations-likewise his appoint
ment of Sherman to be general, Sheridan to
be lieutenant general, Schofeld to be major
general, Augur to be brigadier general and
Columbus Delano to be commissioner of inter-
nal revenue.
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Washington telegrammers say that there is
much scrambling in Washington for the
Louisiana offices; that the urbane Senator
Kellogg heads one ring and bis colleague Sem
ator Harris the other. General Heron and
Colonel Casey are said to be the prominent
candidates for the collectorship of New
Orleans Colonel Casey is an amiable and
honest gentleman, not unconnected with Gen.
Grant, and not much addicted to politics.
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We are under obligations to Mr.. E. B.
Tonmon, the clever and popular purser of
the steamship Yazoo, for favors. Mr.. Ton
mon is one ofthe most thorough accountants to
be found anywhere; added to this his geniality
and urbanity have made him one of the best
and most popular pursers that come to this
port.
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The assignment Of sheridan to this depart
ment, taken in connection with the orders
sending General Gillem back to his regiment,
and General Haneqpk to Dacotah, is not a
symptom of any friSndly disposition towards
our people on the part Of the new administra-
ton. There is more of spite than of states
panshin in IL
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Elsewhere in this mornings CRESCENT will
be found full biography of Belle Boyd,
famous for her services during the Confeder-
ate war, and a continuation of "The Racing
Season of 1865" both articles of great general
interest
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Exit Rollins Delano. Rollins goes
out of Office with more resignation than any
man on record, but with less willingness. 1t
is not known that he ever answered General
Grants startling question, "who. Mr.. Rollins,
who are the revenue thieves 2" He evidently
thought il personal.
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CHARTERS STREET

l0............. CHARrRBs sTREEf..........IS
A BRoUssEAU 4 CO. Importers. ossr 81 Low prices.
CABPETING-Engsh and American, Of al kinds; Floor,
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING SO roll
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES Table md
Piano Covers orumb Clohs-Drusge Linen and Felt Car
tains-Lsoe. Reps worssed DAnssk etc Furniture Cover
lng-Linen md Cotton rrped; Cernicss Banda Pins.
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT

ofths International jury affirmed and published by the
Imperial Commission August 1865 after describing the
patented of Messr steinwsy and setting forth
their great Importance and value the relative
Of the Pianos of the great American competitors
Is follows:
The pianos of xessrs Chickeng Sons powerful and
magnificent Instruments which, the hands virtuosO
produce great effects and strike with ss.onishment Their
vigorous sorority carried far free and clear. large
hall certain distance the listener
fulness of Nearer BY be
added there combined with this powerful the impress
of hammer, which prOduses
ration by frequent repetition These orchestral pianos
adapted concerts psrlor principally 10 ap
plying them the music of great thsre wanting
the effect the perceDe blow OF the hammer
which this kind Of requires There some
thing here to which the Reporter the
Of sgent manufacturer these grand nstru
ments without other respects wishing diminish their
merits.
"The pianos Of Messrs stenwsy Sons equally
with the spler did seniority of the
competitor; they possess that sewing lsrgness
volume tone hitherto unknown, ~hich ellis the greatest
space Brilliant in the TREBLE singing in the middle and
midsble bss this sonOriy with irresistible power
the organs hearing In regard expression delicate
shading variety Of sccentuation the instruments Of
MEssRs. sTFINWAY 81 SONS
HAVE THOSE or
MEsSRS. CHICI1ERNG
An Advantage which cannot be Contested.
The bio. of the hammer is heard much less aud the
pianist under bis hands action plant easy
permits him at will be power III light. vehement OF
graceful These pisr instrument
vishes sstOnsh by the ecls of his
cution and who applies the music of
thought sHd sentiment beQuesthed to by the utrOus
word. they the time the pianos
for and the pArlsr possessing unexcep
iona sorority"
ONLY GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
HONORARY MEMBERSHIP
societe des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1867.
The report Of Marquis dAoust President Of the Musica
Department of Beaux Arts Paris says: "The
Pianos Mesrs stenwsy appear me- as to all the
artists who have trid them. to all that have been
made this Gay In the entire vord.n
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT
his Majesty King XIV constituting Highest
Complimentary Distinction awarded Foreign Manu-
- 49, 81 susd. and
bearing the highly hon orable Inscription Of
ITO Those Whose works Deserve It.p
THE ROYAL ACADEMIES OF Sciences AND
ARTS OF Berlin PRUSSIA and Stockholm swedsn) have
bestowed ACADExICAL HONoRs upOn THEODORE
and WILLIAM sTEIs WAY for their Valuable Inventions
and numerous improvements
FIRST PRIZE MEDAL ct the International Exhibition,
Lone on, ls62
THIRTY-FIvE PREMIUMS. from 1855 to 1862 inclusive,
sin which time srEIswAY 4 SONS have not entered
their PsnOfortes any Local Fair the United States
~ ustrased Catalogues mailed upon application to any
part Of the country.
wARERoOnG
12O......... CANAL STREET. .......12O
New Orleans,
IOI1Is CRuyEWAID
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MARRIED.:

IN Corsicans. Navarro county Texas Monday Feb lst
1853, The residence If the brides father. Mr.. JAMES
fA0sT VAN HOHN and Miss MOLLIE C. BOYLE, both
formerly OF this city, dents Of the place.
Tue-ssy evening 20 inst the residence Of the bride
572 Msgssine street New. Thos Markham, Mrs. MEL
LIE A JOHNSON, of Buffalo, N. 2, Mr. h. j. soUBY,
ftbis city.
extends the happy pair best wishes for future happ
ness and all that bliss that the poet says is found
when two that are linked heavenly tie.
With heart chan ing. and brow never cold,
Love through ali lis. and love till trey die"
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DIR. Jules Hon,berger.

O0UL1sT lats Assistant siche Partial llO Canal
street Ne. oesna Once hours from II to O'clock The
number Of patti treated in Dr. nombergers Clinic and
Practice during 1868 1885, number Of operations ie
For Cataract AZ for Crosseye Lachrymai Pstua
IL; for Stsphyloma 4; for Diseases Of Ida A stc
IL will be pleasure TO Homberger refer those Who
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DIHDs

At half past O'Clock NJ Saturday March 1852 Major
RUFUS LAURENCE DOLHEAR only Of kufas Boil
bear. born March H. $40. in New Orleans
The funeral win take place SUNDAY 7th inst, at
the residence of his fstherinlsw Bailey No. "a
Cans street. The friends of beth families desired
attend without fur her notice.
On beard steamer LotaSsnna, near College Point,
O'Clock Saturday, 9Th inst A j. CARTER, OF Por
CaddO.
On Monday evening. March I, 1853. FRANCIS LORETTA
HURLEY infant daughter M and Mrs d. hurley, aged
fozrte=n mont 3 aro fifteen days.
Suddenly Of eonges ioD Of the lungs Thursday morning
O'Clock LOUISE DOUGLASS, infant daughter Of the
late General Louis u. Watkins u = A.. Mary his
wife daus liter of the late General Lowell H. Russeau, u
3. A.
Hs- Loussns. KY. St. Paul. MINI; and New York
plesse copy
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Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street. below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24S, postofice.
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-S.sc O~<eosss, March q, 1869.
HALL OF LAFAYETTE HOOK AND LADDER CON-
PANY NO l.
The above Company take this method Of essing their
thanks srs h JACKSON, st May and Magazine
for the handsome and rich for
their horse JEFP the occasion Of the Of
4th March Also. the Ladies ANNA POELMAN,
HELENA BRAND and EnELIE AETENRBIB for their
beautiful Artificial Flower Dec ration fow Truck which
quite expected Such will live
in the memory Of this Company.
F. YOST.
w H. BURROUGHS, Secretary. President
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1867. .Cr0scsssssg TrSssmspss. 1865

1867. .Cr0scsssssg Trtssnephs. .lS6S
sTEHwAY & SONS
AWARDED THE FIRST
GRAND GOLD MEDALS
UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, PARIS, 1867.
This Medal is distinctly classified FIRST in order OF merit
OVER ALL OTHER AMERICAN EXHIBITORS. and
over 400 by nearly al the celebrated
manufacturers Of Europe.
In proof Of which the following
OFFICIAL CERTIFICATE
From the President OF the international Jury
| on n usica Instruments Glass X is subjOined:
PARIS. July 80. lss7.
Icsrtify that the FIRST GOLD MEDAL for American
| by the Jury Of the International Exposition.
First o the list in ClsssX.
MELINEr,
President of the International Jury.
FETiS,
Repor Of the International jury.
GEORGES KASTNER
AMsROIs az THOMAS,
ED HAsSLIOK,
y. GEVAERT,
g. sCHIEDMAYER,
Members Of the International Jury.
This UNANIMOUS decision Of the International Glass
jury neOrsed by the Supreme Group Jury and affirmed BY
the Imperial latter constituting the highest
tribura the rank Of the awards the EXPOSE
tOn having appointed directly by the Emperor NspO
| leon-places the
sTE1SwAY PIANO AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
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.T1sC Bareges. ...... Js'etU Bareges.
We now have full assortment Of this popular of
goods,
IN ALL THE NEW STYLES,
AND THE
PoPUhA1 PRICES.
w III l. A l. AN ID X TAIL.
j. A. BRASELMAN & CO.,
$50 d Ass....M aEazines.trees $50 q SIS
Corner Of st. Andrew Street..
1869. .... Spring. 1869
TIE Kew SPRING STOCK is now being opened at
B. t. WASHES
No. CANAL STREET. ITO
Comprising Everything New and Dssirablsin
Mems Furnishing Goods.
BOYS AND OHILDRBNs CLOTHING,
Al prices Owsthan time since before the call
requested. B.r. wALsHK.
ITO Canal street near St Charles.
The Only Home Life Company
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ATSo. l,2 CANAL STREET.
Capital and Asset, Eept at Home.
BATES AS Low AND TERMS AS FAVORABLE AS
ANY COMPANY IN THE COUsTRY.
PARTIES INsURINa IN THIS OFFICE WILL BE
CREDITED WITH LIBERAL COMMISSION
ON ALL new POLICIES ISSUED
THhOUGH rHEIK INFLUENCE
Every Person can Work out Ills Own Pre-
Wash j. HOdgsOn,
AUCTIoNEERS AND BROKERS,
No. ITO Gravier street.
Referring shove Card undersigned would
respectfully inform friends the public they
formed oopsrtnerhp for the Of general
AUCTION AND BRoKERAGE BUSINESS in all their
dess They hope by their e1mbined energies merit
continuance of the patronage heretofore bsr
ally bestowed upon them individually.
CHARLES T. NASH,
W. IRVING HODGSON.
New Orleans, March Z, 1869.
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Greatly Increased attractions
AND MANY MORE BARGAIKs

Greatly Increased Attractions
AND MANY MORE BARGAINS
E. LIB T. r NAN
FOURTH DISTRICT CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
CORSET AND HOOP SKIRT EMPORIUM.
ssS Msgaxine str. ct. cor. D. Andrew street.
We cordially invite the ladies city those
Inspection of stock Of new and seasOnaSe Dry
ssOds, comprising full lines OF
DRESS GOODS,
LINENS
sosp5kERoHIkFs.
PAkAsoLs of new and unique styles.
which we ave Offering at most REASONABLE. prices
extensive stock Of
REAL FRENCH ooRsErs.
Of our Importation uneqused for OF varieties
lower any house this city
And also
To our fine assortment Of SUPERIOR HOOP SKIRTS.
them BY the toughest With the garment will
receive from regular wesr.
E. LIBERMAN.
SIS Magazine street. Ss5.
Corner ST. Andrew.
Il. Ofner,
174......CANAL STREET......I74
Between Baroaae and Drysdes.
CROCK H RY, OH N A,
GLASS wAEE. PLATED WARE.
CUTLERY,
store and House Farnishing Goods.
-
III. "A.
and patrons opened the formerly kept
Levi NAvkA No I7i Canal street and win continue 20
serve q cir old customers the same before
am nov enabled y, sup y the g1Sc with svsyns sp
Ladies shpg 70 al China IInne and Tea Sets can DC
supplied With Them ysr SY % n s% s9 s
Cs,os Table and Tea spoons f the very best quality at
Also, the celebrated Cooking Stove. COTTON PLANT.
All stoves sold IN the city will be delivered and put ~ free
cha &c am also receiving large stock OF GLASS WAKE
Please call examine my Goods before purchasing else
S''''' ~" ''' S'' Vic ' E. oFFNER.
ia Csnsl street, between Basonne and Bryades.
ii FNEf
AND
COMPLETE LINE OF JEwELRY
Has Camp street.
Swiss Watches French and American Clocks,
Diamond Besspns ard Esr.rings together with Finger
rings Bracelets Also general stock Of Silver Plated
Ware, Tor s.le low by
E. PRO AUD,
Dealer in Watches Jewel,y Silver and Plated Ware,
No. las Canal street,
Between BourboL and Dsuphin streets.
The Rest Place
TO GET YOUR sHIRrs AND DR. .wERs Is WHERE
They Made
OUR sBIRT FACTORv
Il at the Of St Charles and Canal streets.
LEIGHTON Il HAYMAN.
n. B.-None sell Goods cheaper
Notice.
New OrieH ms, Mavch q, 1869.
Those gentlemen who have 81 ned their for the
setsbish ing bouanz Branch OF
the Life OF America requested
tie Merchants Exehsnge Room, Tuesday 9Th inst
O'Clock n.
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.HSsc Orleans P0st0mce.
Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Msns

Time Of Arrival and Departure or Malls.
Route so-Eev Orleans Brhier leaves dsly tsxosus
Sunday IA Arrive daily Sunday excepted by rs
Route So02-Nev Orleans TO Canton. departure dsty
Closes ct $50 =. II. Sunday at u Il Arrives daily Cd Ro
Hh
Route sccs-Nsw Orleans TO st. rrsacisyfs supplying ALI
the Offices opened departure Monday n and Friday a
81 n. Arrives Monday and Friday morningz
Route 804kew Orleans to Carrolton, Jefferson Oily
departure Monday and Thursday ct Arrives Monday
and Thursday at 4 '.
Route sOos-New Orleans to Buras Settlement Lows,
Coast, departure Tuesday and Friday Arrives s9p.
day and Thursday.
Route Ooe-Nsw Orleans Mobile departure daily al p.
H.. Sunday at Il n. Arrives daily by sAE
Route so07-New Orleans to Covington, La, depsrtsrx
Monday and Thursday ct Arrives Tuesday and Fri,
st4r.H
Route -Nsw Orleans to AIgisrs departure daily q. 3.
Il Arrives daily BY IL AZ
kouts seo6-New o, vcksburR Supplying all sA.
ssces opened to victsburg; Red and Ouass;.a
Parishes Departure Tuesday snd Saturday ct PH Ar
riyes Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays ct 4
Saturdays at 1lk 4 u Psscsgoua, Saturdays at llx
Mails for Galveston, Houston Indisnols San Antopia
Brownsvs BraEos Santiago New Orleans and Opslou.s
Railroad. close att 4 n. Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico. Cuba, vyesa
Indies etc.
9zsdaioups Martinique. French and Drtch oui.n. n,
yncents ST. Lucia ST. Vincent. Trinidad Grenadals cara,
half or, optional
Cuba Mexico, Hayti, Porto Rico, ST. rhoma. J.u.S.
yeneEuels United States Of Colombia Kngsh Guisnsl,
cents. half o., obligatory.
Bolivia Chill Ecusder-s4 cents half o. obligatory.
Circular Postage.
Circulars rated ~ book packets. %. or under
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany. cents each.
France g. England 6, and Italy IL cents each
Russia TO- via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Il via Hamburg IL cents sssh.
once Hours.
Opens ct o'clock A NJ; closes atsru
Sundays. osce opens at o'clock A Il; closes AuI.
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.v1sc Goods .TtsC Goods ?!
JUST IMPORTED
For the fashionable aud geptee dressing Of
city AL styles of silk and Cravats Ties
terss every IT. LGen Imitation Paper Col
lars fro m rs cents box.
SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS AND BREAsTPINs.
Also endless variety of
SHIRTS 6 in a box for EIGHT DOLLARS
LEIGHTON 4 HAYMAN,
Corpe- OF Canal and st. Charles streets.
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n. N. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND c1llfcTlNe icrurv

NO. Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW vopx
uyBozAI AasSzs or Hsv oRLzAxs sxussvv,
An sasso q HkscHANDIBR AauouIYuRAr m.
rLknKNfS, sse stc, purchased on oonni,.iso
esod spurehassd only Of ans elaas Hou,,< ~ .. -
cot low Q than parties purohass thsmssave.
Asumesns san must b rem Nd cover frssrss spx
eissionH The balance PAYABLE on DxLIvERY.
sss1ins eloo. ~ ~ can't -
oeilsessns % I'll psists promptly ssss,ds1 -
nss-ook J. O uIx0N ryssx1sAss q n
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Louisiana Sfagc Fair.

Louisiana state Fair.
THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA will give their Third
Grand Fair the Fair Grounds city of New ceaas
menciIg
Tuesdsy, Aprn 9Th,
and to continue Eight Days
Exhibitors, Of whatever kind, from any portion Of the
United States requested make their
The Office Of the Association at Mechanics Institute where
the entry books open for that purpose.
The Catalogue issued BY the Association
the Rules and Populations governing the
the Of Raj roads, sesms and Steamboats, tina.
have magnanmously offered e- btors and their
wares to and from the Far ~ half the usual rate.
LUTHER HOMES,
secretary
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Finance Com ,nttfee Room.
No. es city Hall.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6, 1869.
In accordance with Resolution No. llss New Series,
approved December 2S ls6s authorizing destruction
City Notes the treasurer Of the City OF New
tins day destroyed by Gre st the Gas Works in
Of the undersigned. the following City Notes.
ting ire OF One Hundred and Six Thousand -Four
Randred Dollars Thirty sye Thousand Dollsrs frsc
currency and ssventyons Thousand Four Hundred
in Ones T~os, and Threes,
(SIGEEs)
J. o. LANDRY.
Controller.
W. 8. MOUNT,
Treasurer
JOHN A. O'BRIEN,
THOS. LAYTON,
President Southern Bank.
e. LIvAUDAIS,
Assistant Cashier Southern Bank.
THOS. q. SHIELDS,
Alderman First District.
W. W. WALKER,
Assistant Alderman Second Ward.
IL. PESSOU.
Alderman Third District
c. CAMP,
Assistant Alderman Third Ward.
j. Is. PRAGUE,
Secretary Streets and Landings Committee
DIR. TH0S. LAYTON,
ANTON SHWARZ.
ALI BouRGEs. Secretary Finance COMMITTEES.
B0H
AT VIM. DAUPHIN'S,
I5o..................Ca Can ..:...........15D
AND 90 oUsToNHoUsE STREETS
New receptions the Novelties such
as Frosted CREPEs, TOLLE, PARIS FLOWERS and
wREATHs, ETC., Spanish BLONDES, TULLRs CLUNYS,
Satin Plush CHENILs, ETC.
Merchants will find his Wholesale Rooms 66 Custom
house street. upsta the largest and finest Novelties in
Straw. SILK, LACE and FANCY GOODS and MILLfN
Frs MATT RAILS.
w. DAUPHIN.
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M r @ H MT TAILOR.
Ne. 5se broadway. Corner Or K,sAsA ssrs,s.
NEW YoRK.
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Opens at o'clock A. NJ; closes ASH.
Sundays. Office opens at O'Clock A L.; elo..~ Al "a
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COTTON Seeds-Besf Varieties

BoyD's PRoLlFIC-A supply Just received,
PETIT GUlF-hfll Seed,
GFOkoIA PR LIsIC.
LITTLE BROWN MEXICAN,
VICKs 100
PREl.kR'. LONG LIST.
MObTEREY SILK LINT
For sale by STEELE. PINCKARD CO.. 80 Fulton 81
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To the .V1tc Orleans Firemeps.
the
Fow on exhibition IN M.ssrs. B. 6RIswoLD 4 cos
the maker Window TO be voted for the FAIR 70 be
held
Odd Fellows Vail, on the eosh inss.,'l
For the BENEFIT OF TUE REV JEREMIAH MoYsI.
HANS NEW caURoH. on Dyades street
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jury neOred by the Supreme Group Jury and affirmed by
the Imperial latter constituting the highest
trbura the rank Of the awards the EXPOSE
tOn having been appointed directly by the Emperor NspO
leOn-places the
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TO GET YOUR sHTRrs AND DRAWERS Is WHERE
They n @de
QUIZ sHIRT FACTOR
Is at the corner Of St Charles and Canal streets.
LEIGHTON Il HAYMAN.
n. B.-Ncne sell Goods cheaper.