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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-11

FULTON MARKET.-Just received, a
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoes, Pears, Peaches, Water Melons
and Musk Melons. dtf-94.
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Observation-Disclosures organized
on the 18th, by the election of S. w.
Headlee, dent pro tenn. of the Sen
ate, and G. A. Moser, Secretary. The
House elected J. G. Orrick, Speaker, and
C. F. Colby, Chief Clerk.
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Miss Judith Russell, of New Bedford
writes l have been afflicted with severe
prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold
,eet and hands, and a general disordered
system. While visiting some friends
in New York, who were using Planta-
ton Bitters, they prevailed upon me to
try them. / commenced with small
wine-e lass full after each meal. Feel
ing better by degrees, in few days |
wa astonished to find the coldness and
cramps had entirely left me, I'D could
sleep the night through, which l had
not done for years. 1 feel like anotaer
being. My appetite and strength have
also greatly improved by the use of he
Plantation Bitters.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
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CIRCULAR.
STATE TREASURER'S OFFICE,
MONTPELIER, W., January /, 1869

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That under
approved Nov. 10TH 1865, no interest will be al
loved after January !, A. d. 1870, on money in
the Treasury of the State to the credit of Officers
Soldiers, or their assgnees, which was received
under the allotment system of the United States;
and the provisions of the Act of the Legislature
of this State, approved Nov. 20, 1861.
There is n large number OF unsettled allo.-
ment accounts on the looks of this Office, show
ing balances due to Officers and Soldiers or their
representatives; a it is requested that parties
entitled to the same, draw the amount their due,
in order that the accounts may be closed at the
earliest day practicable.
The Act of Nov. %, 1864, provides, in of
the decesce of such soldier while in the service,
the money due such soldier shall not be deemed
assets of such soldier for the payment of debts
against such soldier, but shall go to and be held
by the widow of such soldier, or next of kin.
To enable those who may have claims upon
the State for the balances above referred to, 10
obtain the same with the least delay, the fol-
lowing information is furnished.
ORDER of PAYMENT.
FIRsT-Upon the order of tie person. duly
Witnessed whose name is on the books Of this
office.
SEcoND-lf such person has deceased, and was
married. payment will be made, LIST, to the wi
dow 3D. if there be no widow, to his child or
children Gf minors, to the Guardlan).
THIRD-If he died unmarried, lst to his ia
ther I'd, if the father is dead, to the mother !;
3D. if both parents are dead, so the brothers and
sisters collectively; lastly, to the heirs gene
rally.
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Merrifield's Bookstore.

rs OPEN, and will continue to run as usual,
lwith this exception that the prices will be
very much reduced, as am anxious to close off
the stock as soon as possible,
G, W. MERRIFIELD.
St. Adams. Dec. 81. 1865.
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House elected J. &. Orrick, Speaker ANA
C. f. Colby, Chief Clerk.
NEW YoRK.-Gov. HofImans mes
sage to the Legislature gives the usual
review of State affairs, recommends the
repeal of all laws creating the New York
commissions, the repeal of the Metropol-
itan excise law, advocates purity at the
ballot-box, a uni form registry act, OPP
poses Capitalization of power at Wash
ing ton, and promises to support the
Executive of the United States in every
exercise of rightful authority"
MAssACHUSETTs.-H Robert &.
z tmln is President, Hon. John Va orris-
sey, S1rgeant-at-Ar of the Senate, and
Hon. Harvey Jewell, Speaker of the
House. Gov. Clafiu delivered his mes
sage on Saturday it is an able and
business-like document. We quote
what he says concerning the election of
Grant
Gen. Grant goes into office with a
larger majority than was ever given to
any man since the formation of the
Government, with a single exception.
AS it was predicted, his election al
ready gives peace; and everywhere
both in the Old World and the New
lovers of liberty and believers in the
progress of humanity rejoice at this
t esh evidence of the capacity of man
| for self-gOvernment under the mCst
difficult and trying circumstances.
General Grant assesses the full con-
tidence of the people, and has their un-
waveri ag support. Tried by 70 Ordi'
nary test in civil administrat on. he has
proved himself eq AL to the demands
made upon him, and inspires the peo-
pie with the same confidence in his
capacity for h new duties, that he al
ways gave to the noble armies he com
manded, when entering on the field OF
battle. Without ostentation, unse fish
generous and patriotic, he labols to lit
The standard of his country higher
among the nations, and to elevate the
human race. 1t is a matter Of congra
tulatiOn that this State,-one of the
smallest in territory, and with less than
one-twentieth of the population of the
United StateS-gave HIM and his dis
tlnguished associate a majority larger
than any other, by more than twecly
thousand. l also congratulate you, thai
while those in the minority felt it ne
cessary to express their dissent at tho
ballot box, they now join, with hut few
exceptions, in the general satisfaction
that me choice of the nation fell upCr
one whose lame as soldier belongs eX
clusive.y to no party, and whose in
.egrit.y IS a pledge of justice to all.
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TO re n t ,

COMMERCIAL College Rooms; possession
" given Sept, LIST. Three Rooms easy OF
access, and very pleasant situation for Club
Rooms or offices.
VIM. n. SMITH.
st. Adams, Aug. 3, 1865. d70tt
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiort to thu
best imported German Cologne, ant
sold at half the price. d CIV.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.
LOS
F o r S AL E .

DEING about to leave town, wish to dispose
ID of my residence on Mortified St., which
will be sold for reasonable sum-
For further particulars enquire of me.
l45-d-tf. b. +. WILLIAMS.
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II the city can afford to put aside nearly half
million dollars year ont of the proceeds of
taxation for the purpose of paying interest
on bonds, and purchasing those called in
under the system proposed by distinguished
citizen, in plan recently presented by him,
why cannot that amount be used in buying
city money at the lowest bids In this way
the floating debt of S5,000,0O0 could be re-
deemed for SIS 100000 at the outside, and
probably for $4,000, coo, instead of costing
100000 The plan would, probably, be a
good one if the people decide to accept sys-
tenn which they have already rejected, and if
any guarantee could be devised for the regu-
lar appropriation of the S37, 800 month
which is to be set aside as a redemption
fund" But it is astonishing that the gentle
man who drew 1t up should assume that
this can be accomplished +" without
additional taxation" If any way can be
discovered to pay money without getting it
which would be equivalent, on the part of the
city, to raising money without taxation, un-
less by borrowing-the problem of the phil
osopher's stone will be solved. 1t is true that
a system of economy, so-called, might leave a
surplus of half million on the collections
under the existing estimates but it cannot
reasonably be said that when the taxes sur
pass the necessary expenses by 100000 the
surplus is not additional taxation" More
over, it is reasonable to expect that the neces-
sary expenses of the city will be increased
instead of being reduced, inasmuch as we
anticipate great and rapid augmentation of
population within the next few years. IN
necessary expenses ought to be abolished, and
must be abolished, but it should be considered
that the extravaganza of which we complain has
caused an inefficient administration of neces-
sary departments of the city government. We
lave had police VIGOROUSLY too limited in
number; our schools have suffered for want of
funds to furnish accommodation for pupils
and pay for the required number of teachers;
the streets have been badly paved, and, gene
rally many things have been left undone
which ought to have been done. II these de-
ficiencies be properly supplied there will be
nothing left out of the existing estimates, for
the redemption fund.-" and if we keep pace
in necessary expenditures with the anticipated
growth of the city, the estimates will have to
be increased instead of being diminished If,
then, s37, 500 month be compulsorily set
aside for the redemption fund.-" and the
estimates be cut down as proposed by the plan
il question, we might find ourselves in the
situation of paying for the government of
yesterday without being able to pay for the
government of to-day.
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One of our contemporaries says that the city
stock in the Jackson railroad is worth $780,
600, which is about as correct as the state
ments of people who write on subjects of
which they know nothing, usually get to be.
Jackson railroad stock unincumbered, is now
worth about 81 so share. The city owns
SO, 600 shares, the value of which, if unincum-
bered, would be 5000 600. But the city stock
is subject to a perpetual lien in favor of the
holders Of the city bonds, and consequently, it
would bring scarcely anything in the market
So far from being worth $780, 900, it would
hardly be worth $4,000. We doubt indeed,
that it would bring any mentionable sum at
all
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01

Wendell Philips insists that &" the policy
which leaves Forrest and Davis at liberty on
this continent "'is immoral, which proves, if
proof were wanting, that the policy of leav-
ing Wendell Phillips outside of lunatic
asylum, shows that, in Massachusetts, at least,
themadmen are coming to the front. Apropos
of repeating the tenure of office act,
proposition which Philips denounces bitterly.
he says that 1.-THE statute book as it stands
now will make future Reverdy Johnsons and
Pitt Fessendens impossible" Phillips does
not inform us how the keeping in Office of a
multitude of trooly loil thieves viii tend
to the diminution of Johnsons and Fessen-
dens from our future society; but if he would
add that future society is to be relieved from
the distraction of such bores as Wendell
Phillips, we should like 10 believe him, out
of charity for our successors.
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We wish the readers of the CRESCENT
HAPPY New YEAR. We bid them be of good
cheer. We bid them trust with indomitable
faith in the promise Of the impending future.
Not to hope is ingratitude to Heaven. Let
them dismiss the old year without either vain
regret or ungracious recrimination. Let them
walk from out the shadow of its memories,
and battle their brows in the dawn of the
coming time, and see there the assurance
that whatever in the past has gone amiss will
be righted by-and-by. A HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO all
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- or INs1pr PAGES Il Second Y

TO- OK INSIDE PAGES = Second Page ::
city Topics, Editorial Paragraphs, Amusement
Notices, Retrospection poetry, Foreign and
Personal RsB,s. Third Page: Texas Items,
Records Of Confederate Government, The Hoas-
ton Races, Northern and Southern Ne,os, Fears
of Roc ia the Radical Camp, What Good
Management WIN DO, The NeEt Senate. Sixth
Page: Murder IN Mississippi, The Sues Canal,
French Cable Company, Official FORMULATION of
Ordinances. Seventh Page Financial, CON-
saercial and Rirer Reports.
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Diseases OF the Eye.

Dr. JULIUS HOxBERGER, Gate Assistant to Dr. schsi
FsrisJ oCULIsT, l4O Canal street. New Orleans ono
hours from to o'clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Ere
Saturdays, em to o'clock Physicians and Medical Stu
dents are invited 70 attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
the ophamOscope etc Posr patients VII Be treated sndop
Grated On free Of oaarge 1898. ID
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We are indebted to Hugh McColl, ESQ.,,
general agent for the Chateau Ludes cham
payne, one of the most celebrated brands in
Europe, for generous and genuine sample of
that delightful wine. Mr.. McColl has just re-
ceiyed two hundred baskets, per steamer
Ieutonia. IN pints and quarts. His headquar-
tiers are at 60 Carondelet street, and be is sole
agent. usl t
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Werespecfuliv invite the attention Of gentlemen wishing
either Dress Winter to our present stock on baud
has been not only manufactured with care but speeds.
pains hfve been taken that Il should be fashionable
able Our ENGLISH SHOES should be seen BY those de-
string something extra
BLIKELY 4 HOGAN,
Tof
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The CRESCENT will not be published Satur-
day morning The Sunday CRESCENT viii
contain an unusual amount of interesting
reading matter
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Southern .N0assfact0ry.

Having just removed 70 my NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 CANAL STREET, near Dry adps, l beg lesve
inform my oia friends and patrons that only
prepared furnish usual Gents, Ladies' and Misses
BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured by SUPEkIoR WORK
MEN, but hsve also hand, all times the Latest and
most Fashionable Styles of the best material
reasonable rates ORDERS respectfully socted and promptly
attended to.
JOHN NORWOOD.
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AMUsEMENTs This EVENING.

NATIONAL -asd Germsn Opera CJmpany-Aubers COM
ic opera, FRA DiayaO"
sT CHARLEs-Shskspe @Ie's comedy Midsummer Nights
Dream
ACADEMY OF NUsIC-Fairy extravaganza little Red
Riding HOOD"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beautiful Christmas story, dot
The Cricket the Hearth
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MEEAGERlE-O and
a. ST. Charles street-Open from A. n. 10 10 p. NJ
NATINEEs-At ST Charles and Acsdemysof Music.
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Seeds.
Seeds.

The undersigned has in complete assortment Of
WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS, for sale by the Hun
d'ed or Thousand Papers, at REAS Unable RATES
Aso-BoxEs, well assorted, EXPRESSLY FOR PLAN
TATION USE.
A supply of the celebrated Ell PAsO ONION SEED has
been received, for sale in quantities to suit
Also-A supply Of the iOlowi varieties of GRASS
SEED, Etc: Lawn Grass Rescue Ora California Clovsr
Red Clover, White Clover Lucerne. Timothy Blue Grass.
Sanifoin Orchard Grass Onion Sets and Onions
Z. +. VIRGIN,
SEED STORE,
1O4 Gravier stre.t
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Thanks 10 Mr.. Harrison, clerk of the Bart
Able for late Shreveport and Alexandria pa
pers
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.HusfcaE Instruments,
SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY PEESENTS-
PIANO FORTES of steinway & Sons Pleyel, etc
PARLOR ORGANS of Mason a Hsmin.
vIOLINs, BANJOs GUITARS,
ACCoRDEONs CONCERTINAs FLUTES
MUSIC BOXES from 81 50 to SEQ
TOY DRUMS. TOY TRUMPE rs ETC.
MUSIC BOOKS,
MUSIC FOLIOS
PIANO STOOLS
PIANO COVERS.
LOUIS GRUNEwALD,
Music Store,
I29 Canal street
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AL external Cancers, regardless Of class duration are
taken entire root and -neh' within three to nine
days BY the celebrated East India Cancer applications and
internal remedies.
One application with the OF the internal remedie Is
usually all that is to complete entire cure even
in foul "esti,gn Cane
Under this mode Of treatment the drops out
before the ninth day The quickly heal without sssis
arce and smooth and healthy surface obvating
all deiormiiy.
These applications perfectly harmless to healthy assh.
but attack instantly and destroy all FUNGUS AND A6NOR
NAL GkoWTHs. CANCER. DANGEROUS ULCERA-
lion. sElRRHUs, TUMORs ktc.
Diseases Of the Eye and EAR and all CHRONIC CON-
PLAINTe. cured.
Hours-From ga NJ to 5 p. N. Ladies' reception-from
to4P.N.
Letters Of inq TRY contain stamp and he addressed
DIR. C. p. LAWRENCE,
Box $40, Pos tohice New Orleans.
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e.. III. Zim mernann
WITH ONE OF THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF
Fine JeweIry. Diamonds,
WATCHES AND SILVER WARE
Ever bronght to city.
Rich and Exquisite sILyERwARE, for Presents
The new and elegant BYZANTINE JEwELRY
The Celebrated Vscheron GOLD WATCHES.
New Patterns in C0RALs from Nsples
BRACELETS OF EVERY SIZE AND WEIGHT.
GoRHAM PLATED WARE; new Stock throughout
THE IMPERIAL HORSE RosETTE,
A and beautiful article Just out
All Goods imported DIRECTLY from the largest factories in
Europe and America.
G.. II. ZIMMERMAN,
"a and IS Canal street. New Orleans
60 kasssu street, New York.
4S Rue Me,lsy Paris
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COrresp OndeGCe.

Hall ORLEANS DRAssrIc RxrrxF ASSOCIATION. I
New Orleans Dee. Is, 1868 )
To ocers and Members Louisiana Relief l. dge No ],
A. r. and A. NJ:
Conference.-The Orleans Dramatic Relief Association well
knowing and prasewOrhy the Masonic
generally and of organization in particular and
appeal for Charity made In and
behalf aid you in your good work, would be literally
responded the Fraternity and the public large
through this their undersigned committee. respectfully
der you of their humble services for public enter
taipment for ysur benefit
this offer should meet with your appreciation We would
you the and place when and where shall be
given, and inform accordingly
Very respectfully yours, O. +. BUCK,
FRANK siAUBUT,
c. PORoH. Co nmittee
T. IAHAcHE, Jr. President
II. sEvxIeNEs Secretary.
HALL OF LOUISIANA RsLrEr LODGE No. IL
New Orleans Dec. 20 1855
Messrs TheO LaIache Jr Chas F. Buck Frank shaubut
vC Porch, a. seveignes:
Gents-Your communication rendering benefit to Louis
Relief Lodge No. l. A. and A. NJ is received and
permit me- behalf of that booy, to tender sincere
thanks.
1 will name with your permission, SATURDAY, jan
uary 10TH as the night and the National Tneaier the
place.
Hoping that great crOwa your kind efforts in
thus aiding us in Undertaking,
H. HAMBURGER, W. NJ.
FRED HoLrLASD, Secretary of La Relief Lodge No. !.
Programme January 10 1850;
"THE ROBBERS" traS edy in five acts BY Frederick
Won Schiller. and mr. and MRS. PETER WHITE"
Phasons
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF,
Flor DE Mayo"
Wonderful Flower.
The Fragrance Of this Extract and durable
that only two three drops perfume hand
kerchief None Of the delicate and fragrant qualities
lost but is taken the exquisite and deli
cate perfume peculiar 10 the FLOR DE MAYO. No ady'c
toilet complete without bottle Of the Extract Warranted
not 10 discoor the most delicate fabric Prepared by
PHAL0N d SONS,
SIT Broadway, n. T., under 81 Nicholas Hotel.
And for sale by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers In
the United States.
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Ladies, Misses and Chtfdren's
BUTTON BOOTS. CATERS. ETC.
During the last six weeks have received and still
receiving per the different New York large varsity
Of
Ladies, Misses and Ohildren's Work
That is not ouy Fashionable but durable For Balls. We'd
dng soees etc. have the choicest kind Of KID and
SATIN BUTTON BOOTS. LACE CATERS and SLIP
PERs dierens ColOrs French and American, all new
not to be found in any other store in town.
Our Chdns stock Is varied and extensive that Il still
remains unequsled. Our RosETrLs in all cSIOs and
sizes, up to the GRECIAN BEND
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
90 Canal street
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Parents desiring boys youh's Boot or shoe tia, viii
well should examine stock before purchasn
elsewhere as We have not seen he equal In twenty years
BLAKELY 4 HOGAN,
20 Canal STRAIT
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Happy .F'eiC Year.
DAVID IcKNEx,
l0...".....Carondelet Street. ..."....1O
Who has been for
Eight Yea-s In the Wholesale and Retail
COAL TRADE OF NEW ORLEANS,
Feeling keeny the terrible suferngs Of the peope-more
especially the PoOr-scHooL TEACHERS, POLICE and
ALL THOSE EMPLOYED BIZ THE CITY. many and
most Of whom have letter days and whose situations
should be the every citizen to improve Il
dstermntdto
Sell Coal at a. Little Proat rs Possible
The recent ein the Ohio River enabled him to do this
HE WILL SELL COAL TO RICH AND POOR
For
ONE DUIuR PER BARREL IN CITY Money.
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDERS.
Mr.. sT1cKNEY has One Hundred Carts now working in
bis employ.
Mr.. sTIcKNEY sells PITTsBURG SLACK for Fsundriss,
3 acksnish', etc, ANTHRACITE EGG COAL for retail
urpOsss Restaurants oOHts aud Oyster saloons. He pat.
p Coal in hogsheaas TOR Plantations, at the
LOWEST PRICE FOR CITY MONEY.
he Is selling Coal at lower than any other house
ls city for Fsenbseks Of Eve barrels and upwards
Rec OF CARRIAGE.
% q, -,-s STEAMERS SUPPLIED.
-l
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q. IA. Miller j. Co.,

e.. IA. MILLER S Co..
FIRST PREMIUM
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTUHERs
Wholesale Confectioners,
FIRE WORKS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
1000 boxes B. P. CANDY 1000 bxs Assd Stick CANDY.
800 Fancy CANDY. 500 boxes Rock CANDY
80 boxes New shelled ALMONDS.
large assortment Of Gum Drops sugar Almonds Bon.
bons, Kisses LozeDges all kinds of Drops Sugar Toys
Fancy Ornaments and Cupids
large assortme-t of FIRE WORKSHOP boxes Fire
Crackers 600 boxes different kinds of Torpedoe DO ros.
different kinds of Sky Rockets gross different kinds of
Roman Candles.
Also large assortment Of Serperts Pm Wheels Beng Ia
Lights, Bombshells and Fire Crackers
And large assortment of California Wines and Liquors
All our Goods we offer at the Lowest Rates. ard viii be
delivered to the parts the city Free Of CHARGE
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Il. Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
CT L n f r. AL CT r O Q f r f s !,
572 and STA Msgszfpe street,
Opposite the Market
ON HAND, AT ALL TIMES. THE
CHOICEST FLpUR. COFFEE. BUrTER.
TEAS, BRANDY, WINE,
Etc, Etc.
WHICH AN OFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE.
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Cancer Cured HTfhour Surgery
DIR. c. p. LAWRENCE,
EAST INDIA CANCER DOCTOR.

EECI PTIoN AND OPERATING ROOMS:
NEW ORLEANS.
OPP Clay Statue floor, under wsshburns
Photographic Gallery.
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"S0uhern Lamdsn Agency.

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PEkIf etc. IN the Southern States References and In
ormstien promptly given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No 50 Liberty street Nsv York
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NfetU Goods.

The Finest TINE KEEPERS in the world direct hom.ths
celebrated factories Of Tobias T. Copper snd Spear,
In erca Jurgensen M0ntandon Nsrdin, Pste etc. Etc
In Enrope, are arriving daily at
A. B. GRISWOLD q CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal strsetx
Importers and Manufacturers Of fac Jsvsry Dlsm0uds al
Watches, Clocks BronEss and Vases
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Happy H'eiC Year.

NEW ORLEANS.
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Orders for CIGARS Of every quality ned promptly and with
strict attention. Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana sur
prisingly low rates Also LEAF TOBACCO Doth the
hnest Havana and American) OF all kinds
has received large supply Of RIBBONS from Granada.
Nos. ~. Is and 20
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RErURNs