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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE


Il In Offering this Preventive the public do not wish 70 make
secret OF It's Composition for hen such the CHOL
existing any secrecy regarding medicine that may be ben
ehcia might criminal The component Pre-
ysntlye are & YENRE PEPPER. CAMPH0R, OPIUM
ChSTOREUh, powerful spasnodc OIL OF PEPPER
MINT, and GOOD C0GNAC BRANDY.
This article put up vals directions for
anti females; also, notices from cans Cholera
gardng symptoms, diet and clothing The public
vantage Of having this medicine hand suddenly
in the night with violent purgng those dangerous
Cramp Spasms, taking spoonsu Of the above,
viii least retad check the disease until physician be
who owing press calls in those moments often
late Another advantage that upon the label every val Is
printed the component Ingredients that the physician instantly
what has been taken before his arrival which al w admit Is q
importance The medicines fresh and active, and physicians
effect connection with the
venIye have powerful LINIMENT tor Spasms and Cramp
containing Mustard Cayenne Any physician desiring the
eeipt by calling the Depot No. 10 Carondee street.
leaving well supply themselves with
PREVENTIVE and LINIMENT if attacked with
Cholera while boat would delay the symptoms until phys
c. be aimed.
~ Price Preventive, rs cents Anspasmodc Liment
This preparation, made by by mixing the Tnctues
the named medicines, but BY nacersng The medcamenu
themselves due proportions United States
Cognae Brandy forming Compound Tncre o. me WHOLE car
be made, however, by mixing the nctuTes, necessary
For full description and directions envelope. : .
~ For sale the SOUTHERN MEDICAL DEPOT, NO. II
street, Canal and Common Streets DIS p
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New orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daytar the Crescent. 1y VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE Dec "a. ls4s.-Anived. steamer 50. Paul,
with 81 Beeves and Is Calves Homer, with q Calves.
There alteration in Pnces-HOgs 4ac. ID Sheep,
s102 IS o head; Beeves 516l06c.; Corn, A5f05Oc. p
bushe Oil Cake. 81 o 100 h. Hay, $14f0sl5 D ton
Oats, 32c y bushe; Bran, 6Of07Oc o 100 b. Mich
Cows, S2OtO35 p head.
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ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
d2d&w No. 81 Magazine street.
70 MERoHANTs, BANKERs AND oTHERs.

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS.
Just imported celebrated makers in England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority ngIh papers well known, well as the i'm
ponce having papers for Account Books that viii Withstand the
peculiar humidity OF our climate.
These papers the consistency Whatmans Celebrated
Drawing Papers, description papers used BY all Public
Offices Including the Bank Of Engand Of Great Britain
portion Of this new BLANK BOOKS is Non Ready and
those who are in want Of VERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
invited to call and examine them.
prices exceed The usual rate for first casa books
Orders executed after any particular pattern,
new and improved BLANK BOOK BlNDERY.
imported full supply OF Morian's celebrated INKS, COPY
ING PRESSES, and BOOKS.
NoRMAN's Book and stationsrs' Establishment,
no 11nff Camp street
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fw- The Public Meeting Of s. Of Tat Regular

To- The Public Meeting Of s, Of Ts1Ata REGULAR
Meeting Of Union Division Nc. S. Of IT, held on the ga #
inst, unanimously SsSyHt<<
Resotred, That the hanks Of this Division be given, m N
he most public Brothers Charles Ferguson anu S
Jos Senson q Harmony Choir and Jno Benson, fanist
o. Harmony Division their and promise 20
CONDUCT the the Cebraon Anniversary OF tins d.
promise they did fulhl The music for the occa
son having been arranged BY ihe expected that other
an me above members Of Harmony Choir would take the lead in the
peonanee Of the same that would be to engage
oer rinis and substitution other music might hare
9ss SQUIRE q disappointment to many present. Their Services
BE nher Resolved That the Members Union D. No highly
appreciate the services Of Brothers F. c. Mise,
and Duncan, Of Y. NJ NJ d.
address the audience
lnent, le0uld have been disappointment.
The other speakers mentioned the programme need Of
this kind show the gratitude the Division
merits Undoubtedly they remembered by ali present Also
consideration Of Dr. R. NJ Lusher having given due the
Committee that it would be impossible for him attend the above
occasion. therefore,
Be Resolved That Luher, Of La. Division H.
cused and his inability notified and expected
earnestly regretted by this Division.
Also be further Resolpsd That the thanks Of this Division
justly due all who did attend the above OCCASION particularly
ne LADIES' whose ZEAL shown favor Of the Order much to Be
admired considering the innency the weather. their courage IN
vrng out and their oheaTance with regard to the
Of he Order OF Exercises for the evening" held high
DIS IL L. R. PEARCE, R. S.
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SPLENDID
HOlyday Gift Books and Fancy Articles
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS
Just received and for sale 5g
THOS. L. w HI 7 E.,
So CANAL street.
GIFT-BOOKS.

GIFT-BOOKS.
Leaflets Memory luna Poets AID Poetry Europe beau
Annual for s49 by Rey- tfnly illustrated in Turkey
nell Coates. Morocco binding
Gems of Beauty or Literary Bethunes Female Poets
for s49 edited by Emily Per- with Biographical and Critical
eivaL Sketches.
Offering Token Friend Prose Writers Of Germany beau
ship; edited by Frances S. tiuy bound in Turkey
Osgood Lala Rookh; Superb Edition,
Floras Dictionary beautifully il with 10 elegant Engraving
Illustrated Is Floral Illus by the most eminent Artists
traons very superior The American Female Poets by
plain binding by Mrs. Writ. Caroline Fay beautifully L.
Floral Year embeishsd with Illustrated, in Turkey Morocco
Bouquets Flowers, drawn Poets and Poetry Of England IL
and coored from Nature, lusrated edited by Rufus
each Flower illustrated with w. GTiswold.
POEM by Mrs. Peyre Poets Poetry America illus
Dmnies. trated; edited by Rufus w.
American Gallery of Art from Grrswold
the Works of the best Artists Political Works Of William Cullen
with Poetical and Prose illus Bryant; illustrated
traions. HaIeck's Political Works; illus-
The Garland, or Token Of Friend tated.
ship for 1919. MOores Poenca Works. illus
The Amaranth, or Token Of Re- trated.
nembranee; Christmas Harpers Pictorial Bble in Anti
New-Year Present, for 1879. quaran binding.
Hyacinth for ls4s Prayer Books in Velvet, Turkey
Buds the Young every variety of binding
FANCY ARTICLES.
Papisr Mache Ladies' Work Ladies' Card Baskets.
se every variety of styles Papier Mache Ladies' Portfolios
at low prices. in great variety Of bindings
Bouquet Holders. Opera Glasses.
Ladies' Writing Desks. GentleInen's Writing Desks.
Ladies' Work Boxes variety Genlemens Dressing Gases,
of styles. perior article.
Ladies' Gard Cases. Gold Silver Bouquet Holders assorted.
and every variety of style. Paper Weights.
BIT w. respectfully invites the public, and those who
Of Royday GBooks Fancy articles, to call and
examine stock and learn prices Goods offered for sale
d2s st2p No. 53 CANAL street.
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OF 1t is only necessary to look at Guion's ad-
vertisement to find every thing desirable for the
holydays from the least to the most costly present
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HAvANA.-By the brig Henry Buck, arrived yes
terday from Havana, we have received papers TO
the 18th, but they contain no news.
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TO THE LADIES'
rTSHE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES has 90
CHILBREES cLoTHLv55. Now in store
YOUTHS From Is to Is years Of. age.
black Cloth Wadded PALETOTs and sACS.
Brown, Olive and Black Tweed Paletois and sacs
Blue and pTab Blanket Palet0ts and Sacs
super black Cloth FFOek and Dress COATS.
Plain and fancy eolored Cloth CI0AKS.
PANTALOONS.
BLACK, blae ana fancy colored Cashmere PANTS.
Black Corduroy PANTS ssO' anu 0a''''e' 0''''
French and American Cottonade PANTS
Cloth, Cashmere, Silk and satin VESTS al styles
Cotton Shirts with Linen BcsOns Collars, Wristbands.
colored. striped. etc etc.
CAPs-Vely fine Cloth with silk Covers
Very me gletb Gaps, Silk Glazed
sqSRENDERS--Gnm Elastic saspendeus-
SOCkS.--COoEed and brown Socks.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-Line and Silk.
An oolo,. So e F6f f Y sy ysassS q sse
Round JACKETS.
. . Polka and skirt Jackets.
:. Twesas 8 ACS
BLACK and eol0Eed Dress CLOAKS
Fancy coloTed Iweees School Cloaks
PANTAL0ONS of al kinds. hne and coarse.
VESTS Of al kinds. tine and coarse
SHIRTS Linen and Cotton, witt Linen Bosoms.
Caps, suspendeH, HaadksIehiets, Socks etc etc
CHILDREN'S- TAYLOR COST Mtss, new style.
made from fancy Cloth and neatly braided to Children
All oo 81 ' ciot6 Monterey skirt JACKETS
- - Polka
PANTALoONs Ali colors, to match the above suits
CIioAKs@C Cloth and cooIed Twesds Cloakx
a The above Clothing cannot be surpassed 9f style
and durability, in the city. Unusual care has been gwen 70
this branch Of business and children be d in
N. G. FOIGEk,
dSa corner Of CustomhCuss and oId Lsvse Sd,
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PHYSICIANS AND APorHEoARIEs,
APPOINTED BY THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY, Fo
THE INDIGENT SICK.

APPOINTED BY THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY, FOR
THE INDECENT SICK.
Fire. Ward Dr. w. B. Lindsay Tehoupoulas, between Race
Orange Streets ApothecaIies H. curius corner Race
and Tehoaptoas streets; G. Bolton, corner Of Magazine and
Estele streets.
second Yard Or. Geo W. Harrau Apothecary Mr. Reed,
Nayades street.
Third Ward Dr. j. r. Smith, corner Of Edward Magazine
Apohecare u Rosirop, 276 fehoupioulas street. l.
G. Bolton, Magazine
Fourth WaraDr Wozencra Charles between Julia and ST.
Joseph Streets Apothecaries Mr. Baghneche, Of Triton
Walk Tivo Circle; J. A. Flora, head Of New Basin.
FIN Ward DR. A. r Avon At Mrs CqmP6sfs Camp street
Apoheeaties p L. Massey Camp and Gayier streets
Nj. Davis Tchouptouias street.
Sirth Ward DIR. w. T. Brent Common street, st. Charles
ApohecaTs serda schuetze Baonn and Poydrai
Streets j. B. Booth, Of God and Carondee strees
Seventh Ward Dr. Dalton Circus street ApqtheeaSises T. Ban
ass salp J, BALDWIN. Recorder.
WALL PAPERS,
AND OTHER HOUSE-FURhL SHLNG GOODS
No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans.
Always on hand, large and complete Of PAPER
HANGINGs BoRDERINGs consisting Of all qualities and
The lowest prices. Also,
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES.
Such as Curtain and White Curtains, with all the Trim
nngs Hanggs for Windows Transparent Window Shades
Pepper Curtains Muketo Bars and Netting Feather Beds Hair
and Moss Mattresses; Bed Furniture, Also
FEATHERS, PRINCES and GIMPs,
CARPETS, FIRE-BoARD PAPERS,
RUGS BLACK MOSS.
TAssELs and CORDS, FLOOR OILCLOTH,
HAIR ChOTH, TABLE OlL-CLoTH.
CURLED HAIR, BORDERlNGs and
MATING, 4 BINDINGS
MATS, holsters, PILLOWS, etc.
Together with almost every article the Upholstery and
Paper line which sold on the favorable terms
Papers hung ORDER and Upholstery work executed with dispatch
d7s II JOSEPH ETTER 90 Camp street.
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HOWARD AssoCIATIoN.-H will be seen, by
reference to another column, that the Howard As
socation met on Saturday evening last, and organ
lied for active duty. The members are constituted
as relief committees; and that portion of them
whose names and residence are given, can be ap-
piled to by all who stand in need of aid. The
prompt action OF this Society, in coming to the
relief of suffering humanity at this time, is worthy
of all praise-whieh must also be accorded to the
members Of the Second Municipality, who have
taken the responsibility of appointing, in advance
of their next meeting, one physician and two drug
gists for each ward and placed them at the dispo-
sal of the Howard Association. Alderman Mon
tanye has been particularly active in bringing this
about, and we doubt not his colleagues will re-
spond unanimously to his generous efforts. We
learn that committee were appointed by the How
ard Association to solicit the same action on the
part of the First and Third Municipalities we
sincerely hope the request will be accorded to them.
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or For last Of Internlents for the last ta0o days.
Report of the Board Of Heallh, etc., sec merit page
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Ho FOR CALIFoRNIA.-We are requested to
state that the brig Lowder will sail this afternoon,
at O'Clock, for Chagres, from the Picayune Tier,
First Municipality.
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SPLENDID GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FE1HE Subscribers have recently opened large asso
Il ment of Goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
comprising
Desks Dressing Gases Portfolios Tea Tables in nests etc.
ROSE WOOD Work Boxes, Desks and Dressing Cases
DRESDEN PORCELAIN, Card Baskets, Cake Plaees
Cups and Saucers etc.
BOHEMIAN GLASS Fruit Dishes, Card Receivers
Flower Vases. Toilet Bottles, DecanteTs, Lemonade
Glasses
Also choice collection of Paintings on Copper Gard Ca
in Pearl, Enamel Tortoise Shell and Ivory Cigar Cases.
Porte MOnnaies; Souvenirs; Fine Fans Retle1les, etc.
and large assortment Of styles fJewey and Watches
Chains Bracelets Brooches, Rings Pencils, etc. Also Child
Iens' Necklaces Bracelets, Rings Brooches and Amules
For sale on reasonable terms by
DIS 12t HYDE & GOODRICH, Is Charities St
500 BARRELS LIME.
E00 BARRELS LIN for sale very favorable terms
OOO not being in good shipping ordeT-sored in Dow
neys Warehouse, Deord street, oppoe Secos Foundry
d25 St RIM. ELLIS, Is Poydras street.
LOST
STRAYED from the Subscribers about the 18th in
~ slant Mare MULE, color. years old and
broken The finder will be literally rewarded by returning
SAID Mule to the sEEbs e ss2 co,s u.-,,--
do 81 corner Union and BarOnne SITS.
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~ Crescent Division No. s. of T.--There viii
be Regular Meeting this Division, at Pelican Hail SNz3
81 Common and 81. Charles streets % ed0NDAa
EVENING Dec, 25 half-past 7. The members are zk
requested to be puncual attendance business q great
Importance the be transacted ~ orer
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THOs. L. WHITE,

THOS. L. WHITE,
No So CANAL street,
Law Medical and Miscellaneous Bookseller,
Law Medical Literary Gentlemen 70 call and examine
the large assortment of BOOKS STATIONERY offered for sale
at New York, Philadelphia and Boston prices T. L.
W. having paid particular attention IN selecting LAW MEDICAL
SCHOOL BOOKS satisfied saying that he sen
goods any Soah-West Of Men York d25 62dp
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A. =
A. HILL & co.
40 CHARITIES Street.
VNTOULD invite attention their extensive variety Of
w CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR + AMY
ARTICLES for HOLIDAY Gifts
INLAID WORK TABLES = &c,
SILVER SHE'LL and PEARL CARD. CASES;
OPERA GLASSES !: PORCELAIN VASES;
ALABASTER ORNAMENTAL GOODS;
Papier Maehe ALBUMS, WRITING CASES, WORK
BOXES. ETC.; GRACES;
GERMAN TOYS-a great variety -;
VELOCIPEDES; ROCKING HORSES;
MISSES PROPELLERS. CABS, ETC., etc.;
MUSIC BOXES; WAX DOLLS;
BOUQUET HOLDERS .r ,,,.,,,,,e ,
WALKING CANES
FIUTINAS and ACCORDEONS-ver rich;
GOLD PENCILS GOLD THIMBIES:
STEEL BEAD BAGS and PURSES-very rich
TOILET ARTICLES great variety :; .,r, -.
LOOKING GLASSES; PERFUMERY SOAPS, etc.;
COMBS; BRUSHES etc. etc,
All of which offered at the lowest possiDe pness
d23N A. HILL 6 CO. As Chartres steet:
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.sUNDRIES.
N STORE and landing from ships Adeine, Emily Fay.
u Tor, Della Chaplin and brig Aime. for sale by r. F.
NICHOLS 4 Co.. Nos 70 and 78 Camp street
so casks Liverpool Fine Ale-qaart and pints
50 casks fine Scotch Ale
rs casks Double Brown Stout P0TteT-quaIts and pins
10 bbk choice Wiltshire Cheese
IS cases fine Hook Wines-eonsHing Of Johannsberger.
Hooheimer, Steinwein, Sparkling Hook and Moselle.
half pipes Otard, Dupuy & Co.'s Brandy.
70 qri do do do DO.
% quarter pipes, ]. ETand.
90 cases assorted French Fruits, in Juice.
10 cases Strawberries, in juice.
So cases quarter boxes Sardines, in oil.
80 cases half do do do.
$50 bags superior soft shell Almonds
400 baskets Champagne WRes-of different and we'll
known brands. DIS 81
Where is the best place to buy BoNNETs and
FANCY DRY GOODSs Not in the splendid Mill
merry down town. where high prices asked and poor
Goods look well because shown in large window and
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TAKE NOTICE.

TTHE success which has attended the undersigned in dis
Il penslng his many VALUABLE PREPARATIONS
the United States and Mexico and from the
s9nt demand for hem has induced him take office,
where he may be found all times and his Medicines be
procured Having had the advantage of studying with
OF the ablest Physicians in and being also graduate of the
College of Pharmacy, Philadelphia would beg leave call
the attention of those afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in its aggravated cured in from
three TO days DysenteTy Diahma etc. relieved in
few hours All diseases arising from the abuse of Mercury
and of delicate nature eradeated in few days. or no
charge Office No, So BarOnne street. fourth door above
Conmon Id25 3ml DIR. WIN. H. NICE.
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HOlyday Presents.


There are certain duties which all the world
knows are Of customary performance by society at
certain periodical intervals. Thus the devout
Mussulman acknowledges the necessity of a visit
to the tomb Of the prophet the Hindoo feels it IN
cumbent upon him to battle at least once year IN
the sacred waters of the Ganges, and many other
instances might be cited. During the middle ages
pilgrimage to the Holy Land was deemed almost
essential to the salvation of the soul but later
generations have dispensed with the pious, though
tedious journey, and we in these more enlightened
times content ourselves with celebrating in be-
coming manner the anniversary Of the birth OF the
founder of cur religion. 1t is natural that upon
such an occasion the good qualities of the human
character should be developed, and among them
benevolence and generosity stand conspicuous 1t
has accordingly long been custom to exercise
these sentiments on Christmas day by the presen-'
tation of gifts, more or less valuable. The sus-
tom is undoubtedly good one it promotes the
kindliest feelings of nature, and heightcns all
social enjoyment In order therefore that every
one may have an opportunity of paying homage to
this old established custom, we refer our readers to
the advertising columns of the Crescent, where
they will find lists from which they can select
presents of any kind, useful or ornamental.
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BROWNS GOLD PENS.

~ Now in store, large stock Of these UNRIVALED GOLD
PENS. Also usual supply Of GOLD PENS from
ebratea makervh without Gases. Also variety Of
PEN HoLDERsof Gold, Silver, Pearl, Porrupine Quill ETC.
For wholesale and retail by
an im2dp. GUINNESS s. BUSH. 10 Camp street
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Fancy Articles and Perflmery

we nave spentd Assortment OIL ana Beauiu
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly Tor this Market consisting part Of:
CARD CASEs-Pearl, Shell, Silver etc.
RETlCULEs-snk and Velvet, elegant patterns
PURsES-A fine assortment, new styles:
DEsKs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papisr Maehe, etc.
WORK BOXES-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc,
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
PoRTFOLIOs-Leather, Velvet and Papier Mache.
ACCoRDs1Ns Best French double Frame
MUSIC BOXEs-shel and Tin Cases
BOUQUET HoLDERS-A pretty ASSORTMENT.
GOLD PENs-Of the FIRST makers, Gold aud Silver Cases
JEWEL BoXEs-Ebony Rosewood and Papier Msehe.
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLAssES-A large assortment.
ODEuR BOXEs-From six bottles.
PAPErERlEs-of Ebony, Rosewood, Papier, ETC.
FANs-Of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk etc.
PORTE MoNNAIEs-Of Shell, Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANEs-Mountsd with God, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAs-A superior article, made for us.
Also
fine stock Of PERFUMERY Combs Brushes, Gloves, Suspend
handkerchief Money Belts, Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS etc. etc.
d9s s,sdn GUINNESS O. IRISH 12 Camn ST
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RAIN OR SHINE,
IAN always be found at the of ChaTtres and A
~ Canal streets. the best assortment of II A s,
CAPS and UMBRELLAS in the city The Gutta -
Pecha, Moeskn Beaver and Cashmere very
peor every respect and the APPS for Boys Children aud
lniauis defy competition. The Baby Jumpers ready
for delivery, al D'ARCY'S,
DIS ns3t corner Chartres and Canal sis
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OALIFORMTA

tOA OALlEUhWlA.
GENTS intending visiting the above would do well to
" call at LEGATIONS 0uftting Store, No ROYAL
street. and supply themselves with GOOD HIRTS, efc
their arrival at their destination they Will find them
more valuable than gold. as 2dp6t
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DIALOGUE.
~ HALO, SAM. where did YOU get that H AT9
S. A. AT BUNCE'S, 30 Canal st. He keeps the finest
and most fashionable HATS in the city
@. Well, can get one ikei
A Yes he has plenty hand just received unsurpassed
in quality or beauty.
@. Well come let Us take some aRti-ehOlera and then
go to BUNCE'S PREMIUM HAT STORE, and get one
TO fit d25 RI
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e. v B. Palmer is our Agent for the Cities Of Phla
dslp6ia, EsWYork, Boston and Baltimore.
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purchased Of
MRS. BANIsTER, MRS. ROPER.
D. g sd k2UEKH an siG3 o 100 F0yala' s'se'
II ChaItres street. MRS. McCLUSKEf,
MRS. d. FWAYMoUTH, cor Graver and Circus
II Charities street.
MRS. CAMPBELL, MRS. INGRAM,
cor. POydTas and CaTondelet. Ifz camp street.
Hats and Caps, of the Latest Fashions.
= 90 o Canal Street : cor Charities and Canal
]. ROBERTSON s. co.
81 Canal street. VIM BOOTH,
BELDEN, u GTaver street.
JOHN f BTRBRiDGE, EVANS.
q Customhouse street. cor Mag. and GTaVler.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
P w. WoODLIEF. P.J. oDoHERTY.
CHAs. 4. BARRIERE. and ST Mary Market.
20 Chg Chsrtres street NY. sToDDART s. co.
oAAO 1ss q pe 2, s,rao, 81 Canal street..
w M. s. j. LAPSLEY iC YALE, JR. s. Co
is ChartTes street. "a Magazine street.
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, in
every Style and Quantity of
ALT. MUNRoE & co. FRED ANTHoN,
"a Magazine street under St. Charles Hotel.
THOMPSON 6 NIXON. lJoHN DUCoRNAU.
A Canal street. cor. ST Charles and Com
co1 4 Tc 1n and Poydras M BARNETT,
NoNfRoss Z sTfL%ELf. Is Camp street.
cor. Magazine and Com. JOHN SOUTHWELL.
iold LeTee and customhouse. - , lamp ''ee'
~ bsr Sls s,dsS Common and CarOndeet
Parlor Chamber and Fancy Goods, carpeting etc.
JOSEPH ETTER, "A. BRoUsSEAU & co,
20 Camp street % Chartres street.
Fruits Nuts, Wines, etc.
A. F. COCHRAN R. F. NICHOLS & co.
"a Tchoupito"las street. rs and IS Camp street.
A. D. GRIEFF co. 40 and AZ Old Leyee.
Visiting Cards, Stamps etc.
SHIELDS & COLLINS, "a Camp street.
Confectionery etc.
R. F. NICHOLS s. co. rs and rs Camp street.
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II 70 IeaggTHls DAY, Dec. %, at Ann, pos.
f4NQk CHAGRES.-PassengeB going in the brig e.
II LOWDER, for Chagres, will please be on szsa.lz
board. at Picayune tier, First Municipality. at -
o'clock, NJ as she will positively leave This Afternoon.
For passage apply Capt George P Hardness board
to [d25] GEORGE HARRISON, 81 Tchoupitoulas.