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ENUUND ADRIFT, a LARGE FLAT
IL BOAT, which the own er can have by proving
property and paying for this advertisement Apply
at SANS SOUt,I, or at the off of j. Ii. DEVERk UX
basement state Bank Building. February IL
ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Stolen from Bonneau's Depot, North
eastern Railroad. on the 10th january, two MULES,
one q light bay mare Mule, black stripe down the
back and sgut stripes around the egs several sac
right -ide Of lo jaw just protruding; about ten
years old The other. black ho SO Mule; seven
years old; quick and lively; no marks; hoofs long
and without frogs; carries head high The above
reward will be paid tor the recovery Of the Mules
with the thief, or fifty dollars for the Mules.
w. N. JONES,
Bonneau's, Northeastern Railroad.
February II 5*
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PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR

PUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HEOKER'S SELF-RAIs
-D ING Wheat and Buckwhoat Flour. Rice FlouI
Preston Merrills and Pioneer Yeass Powder Vol
cestel Hop Yeast Cakes, Cream Tartar, Soda ALI d
the best quality, at WIN. s. COhWIN & CO.,
27R R1po. STRAIT
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CHOICE GOSH an

LNNGLISH DAIRY, PINEAPPLE. EIDahI, SAL
~ sAGO. YOUNG AMERICA CHEESFS. at
WM. S. CORWIN & co,
No. 275 Kings treet
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1aDauts.

WANTED TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE
,,W, W. IN the lower part of the city, with not less
'ings. Address A. at NEWS OFFICE.
February ~ az
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HECKER'S FARINA.

DATENT AND PEARL BARLEY, sAGo. I'll
a PIOCA, Maizena,, Corn starch, Arrow Rod
Comstock's Rational Food. Italian Maccaroni an1
ver1n1celt Cox's spar king and Cooper's Gelatin !
u ench, American and Russian IsiDglass will b
round at WM 4. COkWlN & co.
No. 275 Kinp-sreet
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VIRGIN GIL OF AK.

r UCCA OIL, CAPERs. SPANISH AND FRENCH
IL Olives. Olives Farcies. Anchoves
Congress-, Kissingcn and Vchy Waters ut
VIM. s. COkWIN & co.
No C7S Kipo otroat
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February11

TUE DI>TKiCp COURT uE THE
IL UNITED STATES FOR SOU III CahOr,iNAI
JANUARY TERM. 1S69-IN TIE MATTER or n.
+; SALLEE. Of OkANGEHURG. BANKRUPT
PkIlIlON fOH FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGES
III BANKRUPTCY Ordered That bolrinl,
be had ou the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH 1863,
a. feaeral Conr'h u.e N charleston, s. c.; aud
'hat al Creditors SC, of ssid Bauk,upt appear at
safe ms and plsc. and show cause, ifany hey can
why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the secoud and third meetings
Of Creditors cf sad Bankrupt Will be held at the
ofhce of j G. CARtESTER, Esq, Regis rar Of tne
second Congressional Disrlct, s. O on THIRD
DAY OF MARCH 1869, at 10 M.
ny order OF tue Codrt. the 4th day of Februlyy
iS6s: DANIEL HORLBECK
clerk OF the d strict Court of the Un ted Stat for
SoNtn Carol'na II February 12
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ANlSETTE.. MARIS, HINO

TURACOA, KRUNTMELL. AbSTNTHE. CHAH
~ TREUSf, Creme de Menthe, Rose, CaneIl
Hoyan. Parfa1t Amour, h huiie DC Vanille
FOR sale by WIN. s. CORWIN & CO.,
NO. 275 King-street
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& Y ENTLEN1EN OR PARTIES DESIR-
" ING ROOMS pleasantly located furnished or
not. can be accommodated at NO. 95 BROAD
SIREEI. wttu3F February 10
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YTNF1E UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORarAD
IL Copartnershio for tho practice of.LAW and
EQUITY In the county of Marion, South Carolina.
HENRY MOWER
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THO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE AND
4 old established PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
corner OF King and Liberty streets. For particulars
apply to MILES Drake. Wins February 10
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| DOOM WANTED BY SINGLE GEN,
| Al ILEMAN on or near Meeting or K,ng-street
1926. 2~ Eahrna ~, ~ ~
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WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD FEMALE
w COOK. also competent WASHERWOMAN
Apply ut No. Is WEN1WOHTH-S1 REET, south side
near East Bay. 8 February 10
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90 Bent.

TNO RENT. THAT VERY PLEASANT
Il RESIDEN nENo. 10 Society street containing
SIX square rooms dressing room and pantry, with
gas and fine ciseln kitchen and stable Apply
to J. H. DAWSON, No. 42 Radcliffe-street.
February 10 fmoM
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I'm THO DISTRICT COURT Otr THM
JANUARY TERM. l889-IN TEE MATER OF
EREDERICK LIvISGsTON, OF ORANGEBURG,
80, =. o.. BANKkUP UPI-PETITlON FOR FULL AND
That bearing TO had on the FOURTH DAY OF
AAaoH 1869. ut Fsde al Courthouse in Charleston,
appear at said t1ne and pace, and show cause. If
any they oan why the prayer ofthe petitioner should
not be be granted. And that the second and tllrd
meeu"Rs OF Creditors of said BANKRUPT will be hold
a the once Off. G. OARPENrKR, ksq., registrar of
second Congressional District s. g.. on the rrrIRn
DAY OF MARcH, 1860, at IL M.
By order Of the Court, the Ath day OF February
dSeS: DANIEL HURLRRCK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the United States
February5 r. For South CarcIina
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TN TfIN DISTRICT COURT OE = FsFc
4 UNITED M sTAEs. FOR SOUTH cAaOLrNA.--
szI sAHuAaY LERM. l899--IN The MATTER OF DRU-
SiLLA Lila q. rOBlNsON. OF ORANGE BURG SOUTH
cAROLMA, nANKRUPT.-PErITION FOR PULL
AND AM, F5MAL ~ DI.CHARGE In BANKKUPTCY.-Or-
aesea, That bear,Dg be had on the souaTH
Dxx OF mARoH, 1885, Of Federal &Jourtlioueo in
Cnarieston, :. u, and thAt all Creditore Ac..
OF - saS 4 Bsakrupt appear at said tims and place.
Of tho petitioner shomId mot be orantad. r. Ana
shat sbe second and tnrd meatinss Of Creditors Of
saad nankrupt VIII be held at The Once III O. r.
PHM iEh, LsQ,, Registrar 81 SECOND Goaaressional
Dstriet p - Se on tho 1H8D pAx on MARION. 1859, 81
q order Of the Court. the AZ, day Of February.
lS6S. d MILL HORLBECK, 1's
slerk OF the District Court OF She United fstases
FebruaEyb n Fer south Carolina.
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TT1O RENT. FARM. SITUATE ON
tanning 4O4 between 65 and 70 acres open and
planted IN 1868. On it is a comfortable DWELLING
barn, stable and negro houses. Apply at THIS OF
FICE. wfm3 Febrnarv IN
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WANTED. A BLACKSMITH ON T.
w, that understands Carriage and Wagon work,
can near OF steady work and good wages by applying
to JkFFORDS & CO., Charleston, Z. G.
February II q
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A WHITE
w GIRL, from 13 to l6 years Of age, to do gene
raj work about house and look after child. Ap-
ply at the AIMS HOUSE for the next three days
February IL 9*
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WANTED, FIVE HANnS TtB WORK
w on Plantation near Gainesville Florida hay.
ing comfortable settlement and healthy location
only reliable hands need apply, and for these liberal
wages will be paid. Apply ut KIRKPATRICK &
WHITES. No. Accom- notation Wharf.
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J ENGLINHYICKLES,..

(BOw CHOW, ONIONS, CAULITLoWER. WAI,
~ NUTS; Mushroom. Walnut and Tomato Cat
sups; Worcestershire. John Bull, india Scy, paoli
Anchovy Paste, Curry Powder, Saad Dressing, at
VIM. S. CORWIN g. CO.,
No, 275 Klnp. street
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ANGOSTURA'S.

pOKER'S, HOsTETTER's, RUSS ST. DOMIN
ED GO, Stoughton BIT RS
Drako's Plantation Bitters, 81 per bottle, sl1 pc
case, nc VIM. &. q, IRWIN & CO.
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I'm THIS DISTRICT COURT OF MA u
IL UNITED DSTATES--TOR SOUTH CAROrJNA :.
JANUARY Term, 186o.--IN rHE MAT FER OF DAN
1En ns M L1vls LIVES as1oM. 0F onANGEeURG COUNTY,
DISCHARGE IN BANK UPT, Y Ordered. That
hearing be had on the FOURTH DAY OF MAncH, 1860
as Federal Courthouse in Charleston. =. O.. and
tnat al the creditors, go, of said Bankrupt appear
ut said time and place. and show cause ii any thoy
can. why the PRAYER OF the i,ioner should not be
granted. And that the 10 ond and third m settings
Of >. q. OAkFES KR. Esq, Registrar Of Second
Congressional District, $. c., on tho THIRD DAY OF
BY order of the Court, the 4th day OF Februarv
1861. DANIwI HnRrRE ~ ~ 1A1J'
CLERK OF the District Court OF the United srates
February 2 For South carnl,ra
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TN THB DISTRICT COURT OFF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TtRA, 1869-IN IHE MATER OF
SOUTH CAROLYN \. BANKRUP PETITION FOE
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
hoPTCY-Ordered, That hearing be had on the
heuse IN Charleston, y. O.; and that all Credi-
TORS, NC OF said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, ana %. snow cause. IL any they can, why the
And that the second and third meetings Of Creditors
OF SAID Bankrupt will be held at the Office of J. O.
CANPENTER, Esq. Registrar of Second Conures.
siona! District s. o. on THIRD DAY OF MARoH, 1868.
1869. DANIEL u9y,pTpTCT iS'
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States for
South Carolina. f2 Fehrnar~ * =
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WANTED, RY "A LADY, a SITUATION
~ as Housekeoper, or to make he self generally
use'ul. Compensation no Object her desire is to
obtain home. The best Of recommeL dations can
be given. Apply at No. 73 EAST BAY.
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XATANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOHI-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines. as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss 4 b. w., Postofice, Charleston, S. G.
October 8
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ITO RENT. PART OF THAT DESIRA-
IL RLE + esidence, No. 4S Hasel-street INQCtRE
ON IHE FhEMlsES mwi3* February
DOOMS To RENT TO A EAMlLY
IN, without children Apply to G.. GRAF, north
east corner OF Wentworth and Pitt streets.
lebruary6
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

In the injunction case, before Judge Col
lens, yesterday, Mr.. Delstsize was sentenced
to six hours imprisonment for contempt.
Mr.. Hunt, for the goveItaor, moved to dis
solve the injunction; but the result of the
argument was to place the papers and archives
of the Office in the charge tf representative
of the court, and Mr.. Emile Wilt was
selected to discharge this Huty. As a mere
fight between the two priptipals in this affair.
the public take about as mach interest as they
would take ina conflict between two Kilkenny
cats, and if the issue could, be similar to that
OF this famous feline controversy. they would
not mourn over the disappearance of the COM
batants. But what they do want is some off,
cial confirmation of the gepbral belief that the
financial affairs of the Stale have been made
an agency of the grossest vlnality and corrup-
tion. As Senator Lynch Is to testify in the
case, suppose that gentleman give us full
account of the famous leye1bond transaction.
Let us have light on all phases of the
question.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

The New York Times approved the action
of Congress in postponing the Mississippi
case until December. 1t declared the bill to
be device for putting the Offices of the
State, high and low, in the hands of adven-
turers and violent men, and yet the Times
approved the policy which was designed to
have this very effect, and which did have the
intended effect in the reconstructed Southern
States. Grant now asks Congress to take up
the Mississippi case and dispose of it at
once, and the Times, with its usual versa
tility, will probably second Grants motion.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

The following is list of States which have
formally ratified the Fifteenth Amendment;
Kansas, Feb. "a; Louisiana and Nevada,
March 1; Missouri, March 2; West Virginia,
March 3; North Carolina, Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin, March 5; Maine and South
Carolina, March IL; Massachusetts, March
IL; Arkansas, March Is; and Pennsylvania
March rs. The Assembly of New York rati-
fed the amendment March IL; it is yet to be
acted upon by the Senate The New York
Times remarks that the Legislatures of Mis-
souri, Kansas and Nevada, in their haste to
act upon the amendment previous to adjourn
ment, ratified telegraphic report of ii, and,
as there were errors in that copy, their action
is declared to be Incomplete. This being the
case, the Legislatures of those States must
again act upon the amendment at their next
session.
The Legislatures of Georgia and Delaware
on the 18th of March rejected resolutions
ratifying the amendment. The Legislature of
Rhode Island postponed its consideration
until May. The Democratic members of the
Indiana Legislature resigned their seats in
that body to prevent through lack of a
quorum, the ratification of the amendment.
To this it may be added that the Louisiana
Legislature committed the same ridiculous
blunder as that imputed to the Legislatures
Of Missouri, Kansas and Nevada; hence the
is not ratified by Louisiana
Thus far only eleve States have ratified it.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

A bill has been introduced in the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature providing that no man in
that State shall publish a newspaper until he
has proved that che is honest and of good
repute and veracity." Unless "good repute"
means reputation for grabbing offices and
piunder, and "veracity" an extraordinary
capability for avoiding the truth, such law
IN the South would effectually prevent the
publication Of Radical newspapers. If passed
In Pennsylvania, Forney win have to quit
publishing one Of his "two newspapers, both
daily"
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

Senators Scott and Caferon opposed
Longstreets confirmation b3'ause British
officer wrote that LongstreG had declared
that he would have deyastatSd the country
whilst in Pennsylvania had II not feared 60
demoralize his troops. Bukthese senator's
voted to confirm Sherman wSo actually did
deyastate the country .throtgh which he
passed, besides burning TYP large cities
and they voted for Grant VI ordered the
devastation OF the Shenandoah Valley, which
order was executed with swift FIDELITY by that
model Radical general Sheri 1an So il ap-
pears that devastation is b merit in one
man, and crime in another. But why cam
not these Republican senatot forgive Gen.
Longstreet who, as Senator kellogg testi-
nes' has done SO much for 10 Republican
cause in New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

Ashley, the impeacher, is to be governor Of
Montana. This is the man who, when he
expected to be chairman of the committee on
territories, made bargain with friend
whose appointment to territorial position he
was to procure, for an interest in town lots
and land speculations. If Ashley doesn't get
preemption claim to all the town sites and
vacant lands in Montana, it won't be for lack
of will or effort.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09
fl Card.
TO sUBsoRIBE RS TO THE PARLoR coSoER,

TO SUBSCRIBE Rs TO THE PARLoR CONCERTS:
In Of application from the Seventh srse
Orphapt HI Association for OF Odd Feliogs Hs
for Fair 20 commence the i2a inst the dst OF the
senes OF srlor ncsrts postponed to MONDAY he 18th
Inrougn some informally misunderstandng fhe II Al.
was not booked fr the Fsr sctsd By ladies' and
engaged 70 us Yet n sole tat
ana IN view OF the noble object Of their mission have
nougnt bes 20 waive claim for their
BY reason of this change other on Han
ve shall be obliged TO give the nrst OF the
euiing one week-on MONDAY and FRIDAY the 10 h and
sd : - '-e A'-A @no
Grateful for the liberal favor shown and asking
obedient servant '
A. B. CHASE,
Director
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

Foster Blodgett has been re1 1ppointed post
master Of Augusta, Ga. 1t il eminently ac-
cordant with the fitness of 4ings that the
"trooly loil" Blodgett who wa{ Confederate
officer during the war, and who tzas suspended
from Office because he comm2ted perjury n
get the place, should be reisStatsd by the
"trooly loil" Creswell, who WI. a violent se.
cessionist In 1861. "Birds Of 1 feather" etc.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

Senotor Kellogg says thai General Long.
street has done great serviceEor the Republi-
can cause in New Orleans. syow as there. are
about 500 white Radicals IN New Orleans,
and as nine-tenths of these IRE new comers.
or Office hunting scalawags, fhe great services
of General Longstreet may EASILY be reduced
to calculable quantity. We should say that
a good sized cab would holdiall the genuine
recruits that he brought osthe Republican
party party 50 it is clear case ofsat thanks for
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

BY q published correspondence il appears
that Governor Warmoth, lin O note dated
March 23d, informed Audi3r Wickliffe that
the official bond of the lattst was found to be
insufficient and required I'm to furnish an
Other IN accordance with Joint resolution of
March 20, 1865. Auditor WJckliffe thereupon
becomes incensed, and rei1ies, denying the
authority of the governor ito require new
bond,ond accusing that offtial of falsifying
the date of his letter of notiiication, asserting
the letter to have been writtef on April 4-the
date of its postmark--whef}as it was dated
March 23d. Auditor Wicf,iffe claims that
this is equivalent to recognition of him as
auditor after his expulsions from the Office.
The correspondence is ND remarkable for
amenity on the part of the expelled official.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

FANCY AMI. STAPLE Dnr sooDs.
e. GIQUEL,

Canal street...............140
Has just received Per steamers Bavaria and rre oussn
from EUROPE. . splendid sssortnsnt Of FANCY AID
STAPLE DRY GOODS which he ofsn for sale a whole
sale and retail, low.
PRINTED PIoUKs. for Dresses.
hozAMBIQUEs, GRENADINES ana Poll EDB
CHEvRE ~ n
PERCALEs and oALIooEs.
SCOTCH PLAID and STRIPED GTyGHAH
chsmhray oIHGHAM. LAWN and PRINTS.
Black and Second Mourning sRENADINEl
BLACK oRENADINB. fANIsE and sx Ladies' Ku-
broidered WAIST. f rel1 m
Lssies' and Gents Paper COLLARS end CUFFS
Ladies'. Gents. Boys and Misses esure UNDERsHrRrs
Ladies'. .esnts's Boys and Misses Cotton HOSE and
HALFHOSE.
Ladies', Gents. Boys and Misses Balbriggan HOSE and
HALF-HosE.
Ladies'. Cents Boys and Misses Lisls Thread HOSE and
HAIF-HOsE.
Ladies' PARAsoLs and DEMI-UMBRELLAs.
white Jsconet Nsnsook Null Null aud Swiss NUsLINs
LACE sHAWLs ROT0NDEs aud BoURNOs
LACE BELTS and Marie AnioInetts CAPES.
Swiss, Jaconet and Null EDGINGs and INSERfINGS
Furniture DIMITIEs and CHINTZ.
Toilet QUILTS and COUNrERPANES.
BOBBIkET for Bars, 20 and los inches
BLACK GOODS of all descriptions.
From New York.
oSEABURGs, Bleacbed and Brown DoMEsTICs,
CoroNADEs. COTTON YARN, sHIRrINGS
oALIcoBs. TICKS. COTTON CHECKS.
Plaid DoAEsTIos. L1HsEY and KERsEYs.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
E. GIQUEL,
l2s Canal street
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

We have received from Philadelphia firm
circular offering to supply us with patent
water cooler cheap for oI1 fourth of the bill
in advertising and three-f{urths in cash. This
we take to be even cooler han the water to be
expected from the patent} refrigerator.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

One OF the newly appointed ssderal officers
In New York is Mr.. wadsSsrta. Peo le
could not understand what claiS, lie had to an
appointment till il was discoyefod.that about
two years ago he had been spoke4man for some
gentleman who presented Genersl Grant with
Pages picture of General Scott Thus more
focoanut milk II accounted for.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09
R0nste Plants.

100000 Roots for sale reduced prices in order TO rive
Planters the facilities to cultivate this ch textile
on large scale.
OFFICE; cUsToNHoysE STREET. 81.
Parties wishing to the Plant in full bloom and obt.in
all Information concerning Z can do By inspecting NJ j.
Gsnins Nursery Grand Route St. john between Espsnade
and Savage Streets the Fair Grounds. --e-s --r
The first crop viii be made during rt days Of mex.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

Elections are soon to be iordered in Cuba
for deputies to the Spanish kortes. But the
Spanish Cortez is Just the pl!ce in which the
Cubans do not want to Pc represented.
Moreover the so-called representatives would
probably be simply Spanish carpet-baggers,
or native scaiawags and sucf representatives
would be great deal worse han none at all.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

The New York World SAYS n Eat there ;s n
statue of Liberty in the capitols f. Washington
so hideous that the very loco,totfyes shrie,
when they come in sight q it. This is
another crime committed insthe name of
liberty.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09
1s,- OK INSIDE PsaEs-second Page

City Topics, What tre sa,lat the Fur Yesterday
FaR Particulars Of The Ca,sure of1e Brig Mary
LO,ceR by Spanish Q6fcialA Third Page Eii-
torial Paragraphs, Lc.sh Intelligence, the
Cuban Question. La,cIesseess IN Tssas. Sixth
Page: General Hems, eic.;. Seventh Page Real
Estate Market, Financial tieport.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

We are indebted to the Jefferson Society of
the University of Virginiis for an invitation to
attend their anniversary celebration on the
18th inst.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09

Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
Of Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampage street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address locs box 24s, postofice.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-04-09
H'0ffce.

SPECIAL MEETING Of the CENTRAL HANCOCK
CLUB is c,lled fer THIS EVENING at 71 o,c,ok sor ,
porisnt business.
By order Of the President.