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ssv AT BROWNS NEW-YoRK STORE, No. 100
Poydras street. IL
SSILK GOODS. : Watered, Satin striped, Gros dp Rim.
- Paids ETC.; super black Silk Velvet, Bombazine, extra
fine Apacas French MeriDos, Aquia Lnstes, Bareges
CashmeTes De LANES French Chntzes entirely new design
and rich cOlorings -. -
GLOVES-Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid, Silk and Mode
Gloves of all descriptions and finest quality Ffnges and
Gimps of all colors.. Dressmake Trimmings Of all kinds
200 pounds Of Whalebone superior quality by the pound or
smaller quantity cheaper than ever offered IN ne city;
STEEL TRIMMINGS, Steel Beads; of finest quality; at
2 cts per bunch rich Velvet Bags Steel purses Zephyr
Worsted Woned patterns and Trimmings Laces and EN-
broide1es, etc. a
IRISH LINENS. A good article Of pure Linen, at 80
per hafpiece; also. fine quality al 70 to 81 Cts per yard
worth 35 SO cts also, finest quality for bosoms ETC.
BIEACHED SHIRTlNGS.-A good article Tor family
use at cts per yard Gnghams fast coors at 10 cts per
yard Prints at cts per yard: good quality at I cts
worth 10 yard Keeys at 10 cts per yard-lower
than can be bought at wholesale.
AMERICAN PRINTS.-A splendid assortment OF new
STYLES Memac Fall River and CochecO Prints, equal IN
coong and design to French Prints and at hail the pnee Oh
similar quality. -.
every article pertaining Staple and Fancy Gent emen
Furnishing and Thread and Needle Store. With facilities
UNSURPASSED for receiving goods regularly from o D
the of them bargains from the New OK
auctons-and monthly saving OF from SO0 TO SzO0 IN rent
and expenses the above articles be sold lower tha can
he purchased in the city, without any personal sacfce
accustomed to the low prices OF the North Will
find goods quite low at any OF the cheap
in New Y DIRK city. III III
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE,

H. r GKATIAN '.'sage Hanager'
TUIHS EVENING Wednesday, Nov % s46The performances
u commence the beautiful Comedy Of TOWN AND
COUNTRY-Reuben Genroy, Mr. Geo. JanisoD Coey, Mr. j.
Greene, ret son. Capt Glenroy Mr. Kingsley Ross,
Mr.. RynaT Hawbuck Mr.. Spear Evans Mr. Davis Re5n,
Mr. Keller; Williams, Mr.. GrOsYenor Hon. Mrs Genroy MIS-
Greene; Roa Somers Mrs C. Pope Mrs Irot Mrs john
Mrs. MoreeH, Mrs. Rowe; afiine Miss j. Dame
Hawbuck Mrs Bowen Pas Seul, by Miss J. LaF Forest
Irish Clog Jig by Mr. Thompson 70 conclude with the adj
mired Farce O THE HUNDRED POUND NOTE-Mr Nor
gan, Mr. Grierson Monmorency, Mr. j. Charles Janus, MI.
Kingsley Black, with bundle Of ConundTums,) Mr.
Smear Grady Shocknessy Greene; Posboy Mr.. Thomp
SON Paper1nd Mr.. GrusTeno Bksr, Mr.. Keller Virgins,
Mr. Davis Lady Pedigree Mrs. Rowe Harriet Arlington, Miss
which character she will sing, We been roam
ing,n {" You II remember me- and The Bavanan Broom
Girls Song.' ,, =.
s Tomorrow evening, Thursday, Mr. GEO JAMESON viii ap
= near as DAMON, 10 " Damon and Pytbias.''
R Police Department under te control Of Mr. > l. beema
Prices Circle cents Parquee Second and
Third Tiers cents Colored Boxes, so Gallery Is cents
t Private Seats be secured at the BoxOee be-
tween Of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, by applying to Geo. 3
Stanley Treasurer.
~ open quarterbeOe Z performance VIII
at a quaTterpast precisely. hza
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A NOVEL CoMPANY.-There has been lately es-
tabIished in Paris an Office for the insurance of the
lives of horses, and which, it is stated is likely to
nrore a nrnfitahle CONCERN.
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o. Madame Restell, the vile and notorious
abortionst of New York city, letter states, is ac
tually again at large. She was only in the peni-
tertiary some nine MONTHS the balance of the year
for which she was sentenced having been consumed
in filtration.
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THE Circus STREET Alphabetically was ap-
pointed by Recorder Baldwin for the continuation of the
animation Of James Mulgrove and Harry Brooks, the
charge Of firing into the Democratic torchgh procession
the night of the 28h u The witnesses not appearing
the further postponed and attachments issued
retunable tomorrow to compel the witnesses to appear
The examination OF Patrick Perry accused of being the per-
who thrust the torch into Brookss face the time the
procession passing Lilys house. was fixed for to-
MOI
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Tuesday Night November II, le4o-S
There has been fair business doing in market for
three days back not only in Cotton but alo in Flour
CON- Moasses and articles Of Provisions. Prices
have been well sustained and for Cotton have rather i'm
proved The weather has been very cool and quite favOa
bic for business.
been very general aud the stock being reduced By the heavy
operations of last week sellers have in most Instances OBJ
tanned an advance Of "a of cent. The sales have been
1850 bales for the three days. follows 2o00 bales on
Saturday $500 on Monday, and 5000 to-day mostly for
English and Northern We retain our last quota
TONS though with the remark that the outside figures
present most nearly the prices paid
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
OPENING NIGHT.

ITO MORROW EVENING, Wednesday, Nov. 22 ls4S-The
Comedy Of THE HONEY MOON-Duke Aranza, Mr. Norton
Mock Duke Mr. Smith; Julana Mrs Stuart; Nolante Mrs
II Russell Zamora, Mrs. Clarke. Grand Military Overture
Nv the Orchestra composed by Sgnor Gablct
10 conclude with THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE
Gilman Mr. B. Fuller This first appearance in New Orleans
p Doors open hapast and Overture commences at O'Clock
S Tickets places may be had application to Mr. =
Rally between the hours 10 and O'clock, every day. NIL
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LOOK BEFORE You DRINK.-A woman by the
name of Wright, living in this village, ia vomit-
ing spasm threw from her stomach a live snake,
measuring seven inches in length, which is sup
posed TO have been swallowed some months since
in drinking water from a spring. The snake lived
two or three days in bottle Of water, and is now
preserved in spirits-H allolDeH CaltiUator
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COMMITTED FOR AssAULF AND BATTERY.-Thomas
Derives and Thomas Cairns, accused of violently beating
and woundng with chise James Courtney the Leyee
Monday, were yesterday sent before the Fnt District
Court By Recorder Genois.
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oRLEANs THEATRE.

JTHURsDAY EVENING, Nov %, s4sWl be presented for
the first this season, the splendid Grand Opera ~ se
acts BY Haevy, THE QUEEN OF CYPRUSLFerorneIs
Mesrs Duuc, sndC orrad, and Madame Fleury-Joiy'
F5g- Performance to commence half-pas O'Clock
TB sl dRe DUE De- ~ Ok een+s n22
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New Materials : T tho --latest STYLE.

All New MateEials ef tho Latest Style.
s The proprietors Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends pubc they have added
JOB OFFICE to their establishment prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the favorable terms
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIFFS. BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS POSTERS; STEAMBOAT Bills de-, &C.,
in every style.
An their aterias-ypa Presses entirely new,
the very latest improvements which will enable them
work ia manner surpassed in this CITY, The Presses
from ne foundry 81 Mess Hoe s. Co., NewYor which is full
guaranty Of their excellence type from the we'll known Oun
e o Messrs George 4 Co. and John T. White and has
been selected with great adapt e business wants Of
this city, %
~ LAWYERS BRIEFs neatly and erpeaitioasiv ere
euted at this office. and on reasonable terms
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no. Snow was two feet deep in Caaaraugus
county. N. Y, on the 9th.
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RoBBERY.-Alichael Sunderland was brought to the Sc
cond Municipality wateh-house Monday night, accused
by Matthias Fernandez of knocking him down. about 10
O'Clock the night the Levee and robbng him Of all
he found in his pockes20 cents Recorder Baldwin ex
amined the yesterday, and sent Sunderland before the
First District Court
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lNvEIGLNG A SLAyE.-RecOrder Genos yesterday issued
warrants for the arrest of women. unknown,
the affidavit of Nicholas Otto who he believes they in
weighed his slave Martha who disappeared from him July
last and has not returned yet.
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OIL MILL VILLAGE BURNED-A heavy fire
occurred at Oil Mill Village, in Weare, on We'd
nesday last The fire broke out in peg factory,
and consumed the hotel and stables, grist mil
pail factory, store, and several barns with their
contents, embracing nearly the whole village me
loss Is estimated at $4,000, and may prove to be
much greater, and falls heavily on J.. Simond d
Co. and Perry Richards-M qnchesier LN. I'd Am.
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CoMMITTED.-A man named Charles Heyeson, accused
by Henry Miller Of entering his stable Monday night and
stealing pair Of panaloons yesterday examined before
aran y.
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LARCENlEs. = An affidavit made before Recorder
Geno yesterday By Ramon T. Garcia, charging Don Jose
Maria Mos De Ia Rosa with entering his Friday
last while he lying in bed sick and taking from his
trunk containing his wearing apparel. A warrant was
issued for the arrest Of Don lose Johu Dulsy
eFed himself yesterday the Second Municipality police.
hearing that he was aecussd by Geo MeChssa Of stealing
ffom him monkey wrench yslued at 20 80,
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inform those persons who are desirons of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she IS prepared to give
private lessons young Ies in either Of those beautiful
accomplishment upon the most reasonable terms Apply
ttbis Oface. Hpls
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THIRD MUNIcRALITY.-A named Nicholas Bonn
yesterday brought before Recorder seuzeneau charged
with having stolen wrench. valued at $25 from EndTes
Momas. He gave bail 10 appear for examination.
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DIsoHAReED-W ]. Courtney, accused Of tTespass by
Benz Serue, m. in tearing down partition fence be-
tween their premises CustomhOuse street yesterday
examined before Recorder Genois, and discharged
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
20 rur pnRTIn-
AND FANCY GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
MADAM BANISTER would announce to the ladies
ItA that she is now receiving her FALL STOCK, ~
per ships Windsor Castle and Jacques LATTE, from -
II - Havre consisting Of a rich assortment Of -
sASlYal Paris BONNETS and CAPOTTES, -
S with variety of Mantles Mantilas Visites, Scars.
-%S9 ShawIs etc. Also elegant collection of Fans,
Parasos Gloves Cosets and other French Goods, compr
Ing EmbYoideres and Laces Ladies' and ChidreHs Robes
nj I'm 9S'N'' NO 90 ROYAL STREET.
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SUIT FOR LIBEL-Judge McHeny, Of the First District
Cont yesterday instructed the Attorney General to institute
legal proceedings against the Editor of the Bulletin for libel
the Court alleged to be contained in his paper Mon
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The nhc are hereby informed TINT The for the
bs " is prolonged owing 20 Circumstances hevond
ne .,, n ne Association Due notice viii be Of is first
cati All persons soliciting patronage are requested 10 receive
10 morev IN advance fer the present. nls
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NAGRANTs Recorder Genos yesterday sent Jno w aker
alias Brown, Wm. Thompson and Major Bedan alias Ri
ordan before the First District Court to be tried for vagrancy
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Package sale. shoes, Hats, Gaps, Dry Goods etc.
BY MORPHY q MENUS.

Package Sale Shoes Hats, Gaps, Dry Goods, ETC.
BY MORPHY & MENUS.
FUJHIS DAY Wednesday 10 o'clock VIII % Sold
The sal:sRoo p stars No 81 Magazine street. without
xy.,,.as
ana Children 2g cases Russia Beaver Muskats Fur SILK Angela
Nutria and Wool HATS, CAPS 10 assorted DRY
GOODS, etc. .z-
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
BY r.. ARMFIELD Auetoneer
WILL be sold Daily Of JASPER r. SMITH No.
w Canal between Camp sad MSa5sse re-
DOMESTIC CALICoEs, CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs, kERsEFs,
FANCY GOODS all Of which will be suitable m Country
Trade Terms, cash. X
B-Lberal Cash made eonsignments Of Dry
Goods Hardware, Cutlery Gold and silver Watcess 9eNes
Merchandise generally. % OH
TO THE PUBLIC.
ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers 70 the public his services
In as 4UCTI0NEER for the sale Of REAL ESTATE and
SLAVES and for OUTDOOR SALES, pedgng his
promote the interest Of those enistiDg business 70 his care
~ Negroes Of every description constantly hand at private
~ Liberal Ca b A d made eonsgument-
RICHARD TERRELL Auctoneer,
my20 Nos u and 20 Banks Arcade Passage
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FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS STORE.
p, w. WOODLIEF,

NO 27 CHARITIES STREET.
d ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pnnIPhlc
h generally that he has Just opened az the above eans
ment well selected stock of French Eng1sn sSa;,
Swiss and American Goods, 10 which be nye9I u III
particular attention. His stock consists prnepahy o. ~
lowing articles, viz. Ii; .nd 6e
Rich Cashmees and Moussenes de Lame, plan a1 hs
ured rich Omure changeabe and figured Slss.d Alma
vafered and plain Silks: MeTinos; black ana eyo ssb
cas-: black Bombazines; French and Ameiieah
mere and silk Shaws rich Canton Grape en esb,syls ANA
dered Collar and Capes; wossted and cot0h Rio 49,
HandkeFcbefs worsted and cotton DaInasAsi en-
Table Sets; linen cambnc Hos;erv: m and
boys' Hosiery Gloves Cravats; fancy qls s.
no and silk Shirts and DTawersi "ois'Su Aio' ~ sA'
90 s aso invites the attention Of Planters % comp etc
~ ~ ~ PLANTATION GOODS consisting Of
Ks1ssVs Inseys CottOns. Flanues Blankets, Hosiery
o.. IL nln
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STAY DEP OF.

J. BUDDY
~ Slave Yard and Boarding House. 10y SravaeF
- street. second door from Carondelet.
TTOIJsE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS tor sale
Mt All times Slaves will be received on board OF soa
on favorable terms The building large three-sIO DLcA
house and very comvodiOus as Slave Depot fauc f
dttehiOn VII De Reg VI '-S ~ - n4 If
BRANDIEs WINES AND FRUITS. Nnv
100 half pDes quarter casks and elghns oa DuAND1.
599 how boRes various brands CLARET WINE.
100 dozen of fine old OPORTO:
100 dozen Southside MADEIRA.
500 boxes MU6CAT WINE,
SO dozen superior old M Al.MSEl
100 boxes BRANDY CHERRIES.
so boxes BRANDY FRUITS assorted
200 quarter casks PORT WINE
90 mats DATES.
200 boxes MR.. RAISlNS.
200 kegs GRAPES (Malaga.l - ,,-c,,,r
100 boxes Canton PRESERVED GlNGEk,
500 boxes GUAVA JELLY, two-pound boxes.
100 boxes GENOA CITRON.
so casks ZANT CURRANTs.
The cargo of brig Pulaski to arrive from maaga,
Nth WrsFs FRTITs etc. Also Spanish bark OreaROis,
with FRIITs WINE and ALMONDS from Barcelona in bond
~ ont r. F. NICHOLS & co.
nE09t rs and rs Camp st.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
EvANs's SUGAR PLANTER'S MANUEL

c,TTcAR Pf, ANTERs, MANUAL. being I'featise on
- the ant Of obtaining Sugar from the Snsai Ss ~
w Evans VI d. In one handsome fc'uihe' 0iv'H wv
extra cloth, with two plates and woodeel ,,t,
"A work which perfectly bear out lts W. ana %
exhausts the subject Of the Cultivation q we W a
and the process By which the comne5cai at.siTV s
niauufaefured s--.tf0rHiag ChF0Rtets. -,
~ Egaoss mastery work sfn Of The most saas5ie
rf,-afor IN lie Planter and viii become mhena,ey
IL ssf knox and standard work Of reference On sugar h
ufaetuge 10 Colonial -HagGztae.
Inf and for sale at the Newt leans
yTsrsbense In2o 81 J. B. STEEL u Camp 81
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-In this Court yesterday, Judge
AIceniy presiding the following persons tried John
Conray accused of stealing pair of pantaloons from Leon
Bier on the 18th July last found guilty. but recommended
to the clemency Of the Court Andrew Martin f. m, c.
accused of stealing mosquito netting and linen sheet
ing ON the 18th July last from Francis Georgen found not
guilty. Barney Fitzsmmons, accused of stealing
from Stephen Conlin the 2lst ult. found not guilty
Michael Connolly and Jas Walton, both accused of at
tempting to pick the pockets of drunken lying in the
public hooughfares, found not guilty Alexander Baker,
M c. accused of beating awachman Of the Second Mu-
ncpay named John Conner while in the discharge of his
duty on the night of the 4h of September last, with
butchers ceaver, found guilty.
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UMBRELLAS.
TpIIJE Green, Brown and Silk ufdBREl4LAS,SA =
ID made to order Of extra heavy Silk IvoTy handles
nl46t DARCY, No. Charres street.
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eoo .b.s.. B,szlsr, GoPPR sOxeo iu, TO- II and II.
sf16 sIee4s de- a7soffea from ID 70 1907. ,,,1p
IN sf,,re. and fof saie By SAMUEL lASJkEst -
- MOI and Front Lsyee, between ynslomheass
n1a sV'' ana eienyis ssIssls
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MUSIC AND SINGING.

MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Professor Of Music ana 7,n I eoLae
store offers his services to the public Of NesgO heans
IN giving lessons at a very moderate prlce, on the
PIAEO-FORTE and in SINGING, on the Dest pIinclplts
Of Teaching the same. aoa
n, B.-Best OF references gwen. gzo Sal
IS. CONKLIN-REM0vKD from 50 Royal 70 81 gaaa
y Etseas, and continues ne FTacttee q Aa1' y"
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ing, Nor. p, IS4s.-PTesent Messrs Lamb, Goodwin
Mount, King Florance, Devices and Mihie.
The following is the TTeasurer's weekly report
On hand at last report. 55 rs -
%
Balance hand. % VI
The Habormaser reported the arrival during the week OF
twenty-iour boats and FIVE sailing vessels.
The special committee which referred the charges
preferred against Waterman Hughes, reported that the
charges had been sustained by the evidence and introduced
resolution that he be dismissed from Office. The resolution
was adopted by vote of A to 2.
The committee appointed inquire into the pTopfety OF
granting the petition of the city Attorney TO beeeaed from
his obligation appear for the city in certain suits in which
he was feed BY the parties before being elected Attorney for
the city and asking increase of salary reported adverse
10 the petition On the motion to adopt the report the vote
stood, Yeas-Messn. Devices FlOranee Goodwin, Mount
and Milne: Nays-Messs King and Lamb
resolution was adopted authorizing the Surveyor ad-
veise for proposals build market in the upper part Of
the city onehalf payable in cash and the remainder
bond payable in one year. resolution also adopted
10 borrow $1,000 to build the market. Mr. Devices
ce that the meeting he would move the repeal Of the
last resolution.
resolution was passed permitting the breaking of fiat
boats below Fourth street, until the LIST January, 1919
petition was read from P, Fox, requesting extension
otme for the completion Of his contract for paving Waite
street. Granted.
Mr. Mount from special committee, to which was re
ferred the settlement Of difficulty between Messn Mala
and Armstead owners Of certain square ground and TIT
city in relation the ground, reported in favor of settling
the dispute by the city purchasing the square for 5000
payable in bonds of equal at from ten years
elusive After long discussion motion prevailed to La
the report on the table, By vote of to3
The Mayor reported to the Council that he had contracts
with Mr. Cunningham to paint day numbers at 16 cents
pair. Approved.
The Council authorized the Mayor to advertise the farm
A
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dav Judge McTIenry admitted Harry Brooks and James
Mdigroye accused Of ug into the democratic torch light
procession on the night Of the 18th ult. TO ball. in one
thousand dollars each.
A TH1EF EsoApgD. = Fitzsmon Calhoun, alias G. G.
Davis caught stealing penknives in the store Of Jacob
Strauss on the Levee Sunday afternoon shortly after
his arrest gave $500 bail appear for examination the fol
lowing morning before Recorder Genois He failed to ap
pear and has doubtless betaken himself to some more congo
NAL el;u4a
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TFrom the New York Evening Posi-.

g JENNY LIND HAIR GLOss.-We would refer our read.
es 10 an advertisement in another column of celebrated
preparation for besutfyng the hair called the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss It certainly splendid article as keeps the
hair moist and soft and imparts ustre that highly beau
tful It chemical preparation, and is unsurpassed by
any article used in the cosmetic art and must meet the APP
probation of eOnnoeus and all Others interested in beau
tiful head Of hair"
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To- To Esace THURSDAY Nov; %, at p NJ;
NOR PiTTSBURCs and Wheeling, diect q. s. M ~.
II The new, superior. lightdragght passen- floE. "A
ger steamboat SARANAK, Capt. Mcintyre, lsfsE3-
S receiving freight and viii leave as above
For freight passage, having superior aecomhooaOn'
HYDE & OGLESBY, ~ Pcyd,es s.. m,
N b. The saanak, being OF very light draugnt, ~ Min
meet with delay. hoe
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HATS AND CAPS.
rur TAvI.nR FAT


INST RECEIVED, per the steamship GalVeftoH- SHIPS
ID Toronto and Iohn G. Costar, the above style OF n.
HATS. These Hats are undoubtedly the ha9 OF We 81
season. being the most elegant Hat offered to the ~
public They combine all the modern improvements -
and the beauty OF the style only surpassed Dy the seuO
of the finish They can be found only at
MO- 81 D'ARCY'S, cor Canal and Chartres streets
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300 DOZEN BIZ OK SOFT BUENA VISTA
E4HATS - Now landing from Steamships D
81 United States and Galveston, and ship y afs "a
~ Ann. -AlsO-A very large assortment Of
every other kind Of HATS and CAPS. , ss,,,sr,
M B.-Also an Invoice Of GUTTA PEKIHh .o itr-
FFNED MOLESkIHS. just in store. and io[ sale cheap
Nv JOHN DURBRIDGE, o
MO % Cust0mhouse street. up stairs.
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lust RECEIVED, per steamer Galveston, a few dgze
ID Of the above superior HATS. They are the ieht-
est and most beautiful Hat presented 70 the patron
age Of tie public and ean be found only at g.
n203t D'ARCY'S, cor. ChaTtEes and Canal streets.
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~ To Eeare EVERY THURSDAY, at M
ENOR VICKSBgRG, Yazoo City Grand Gull Rodney
II Natchez and Fort Adams-REEf ULsHk H@er n
light.draught, superior iast-
running passenger steamboat GENERAL -
WORTH Thos. G. Charles, master will leave as above;
For freight apply on board at the foot OF Gssa
81 eet NE
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esS- TOteape THURSDAY, Nov. g. ats M
THOR PITTSBURG, Cincinnati, Louisville. ec--Ihe
e new and splendid passenger steamboat sfss =
PHOENIX Capt. Fowler. is receiving -
freight and win leave as above For freight or
passage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on
hoard At Poydras siFeet wharf, OF to
HYDE & OGLESBY. IL P0ydras 81.
~ The Phoenix being light draught will meet WITH no
DELAY. heA