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IKIHQHAfNKU 10 TIE CRESCENT.
- III National Gtne.
t0hce Corner q 81. Charles and Gravier streets

Florida Election.
BALrMosE Friday October l5
Returns Of the Florida election have been received
here from al except Twelve counties which in 1913 gave
whig majority Of so7 votes Cabel the whig candidate
for Congress- IS votes ahead Of Ward the whie can
didate for Governor.
California; Arrival.
NEwYoRK, October Il
The steamer Star Of the West has arrived here from
San Juan de Nicaragua which place she left ON the %
inst She brings $4,000 worth of gold Nothing later
Ohio River.
PIrrsBuReH, October Is
The river here is falling with three feet water in
the channel
New York Markets.
.,5 q FL 81 New YORK. October 15
The demand has been good In the Cotton market
and prices full The sales embrace 1900 bales at
for Mddlipg Orleans and 1014c u Is for Middliug Up
lands Flour has been active and the sales reach
bills at 81 Is to 81 SIX q Dbl for State and "a 4s to
"a so for Ohio brands Corn has also been active with
sales $500 bushels at II to 72c y bushel for Mixed
Western. Pork is steady and Mess has sold at $17 e2a
y Dbl Lard IL to l2c. y h.. EN-
Shooting Seduoer.
va BALTIMORE, October Is.
A dispatch from Milwaukee, Wis, states that man
Lace yesterday shot dead in the street of that
town by young woman named Ann Wheeler, who had
been seduced and then abandoned by him.
Sncw Storm. t.if
Bosros, October 10
snow storm has prevailed here all this morning.
Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, October 10.
The election returns not yet all in, and the result
yet be ascertained reported however, that
in twenty counties there s whg gain Of more than 5000
over the vote Of last year
Ohio River Markets Steamboats,
LOUISVILLE, October Is.
The river here IL stationary The steamboat Lex
ington has departed for New0reanss sa9 s4
a5ss CINCINNATI, October Is.
The river here is falling slowly Markets dull Flour
has sold at IS 20 to sa % per hb Whisky 17ac per
gallon. a &
Sa9 4 yIcKsBuRo, October 10.
The only steamboat that has passed here since last
evening, bound for Neworeans, is the Magnolia, which
left here at 6 80 ?. NJ. today -
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY Wheat, Moore, Sooman, Jeanrenaud
lady child and two servants " Brckell Ms Kelly Or Smith,
M xbhs mi twn saryants " Ward " s u d
Bukner Johy lady Stampev
Burch and lady, Misses Stampey, CStampey
guson, Miss Aknhead Gyesby and LADY Psit Rob
nson, Price, Ala Baldwin, Mhenny, Parish
child Ohio; Scott and lady, Johnson Ky G Stamp aud
Texas Harrison, i'll; H Heishman Nd; Edgar, Y.
ST. LOUIS. VIM Seymour e. Woodruff and lady Thos
w Miss; DR. Godfrey British Army; Dugnn N j.
w Johns Va; Ruth, La NJ Duncan, U Nj Leecb, o.
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.NOlice or EIeCttO,a.

E By virtue Of WRIT OF ELECTION directed by His
Exency Joseph WALKER Governor of the State Of Louisiana The
qualified voters Of the parish Of Orleans hereby notified that
Election will bs held TUESDAY the "a Of November 1885,
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The polls will the day above mentioned from the hou
Of nne o'clock the morning until rx O'Clock the evening" at the
precincts TO be established under the superntendenc Of Commits
and Clerks be appointed by the Board Of Aldermen the city
Of Newoeans tho Police Jury that part the parish the
right bank of the Mississippi Rver the election be conducted and
duplicate undersigned, according
sherias Office parsh Of Orleans October =, 1867
oet9 9ptef JAMES p. FRERET, Sheriff.
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Planters
B DESTROYS Of filling their entire Cry ONE HOUSE
recommended examine at
SIMPSONS, SO CANAL STREET,
as his stock embraces all kinds fabrics osNABURGs to
MOST MAGNIFICENT DRESS GOODS, any guam
tiy dssired at prices guaranteed o average
TWENTY PER CENT LOWER
than those other house
ocs ii SIMPSON, 50 Canal street
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Aria
AuXELEcTEURs DE LA PARoIssE D'oRLEANs, CoNcERNANT
LADoPTioN OF LIE REJECT DE La NoUyELLE

PADoPTfoN OF LIE REJECT DE La NoUvELLE
" CONSTITUTION.
@ Fin veriu de Ia PROCLAMATION lanees par Son Excellence
joseph Walker, Gousernsur ra Louane @aetsus
qualities de la arosss doens par pr6sen que
Peiacton ga sera enue lie AD proclaim
1852 pour EeeuFs President Vice Un
aare un scrun distinct les prndre
sensi bon eupe de cot Fiat Reinforcement aaopon reet de
Ia cons tuition dc 1885, ha9ue eecteu IN
deport daHs dit srun ees Insts
CONS HUTTON ACCEPTEE.' LA CONSTITUTION RgjE-
TEE gu queiques mo exPrimant intention De relscenr
bureau du She de Ii paroisse d'ore,ns oire 1880
MIL rhhqus Poll scrun d,sne rcesyor
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LIE MONUMENT pg WASHINGTON
octa2 JAMES ,,p EpE.r cls.e
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H TIE FLoATINe PALACE HAS AaRryEp-Not exaotlv in
Neworleans but in Carroton, and almost as accessible
BY the cars as # moored our wharf Equestrian en-
tertanments are given board this afternoon and TO-
night and aording an admirable opportunity for those
who want some fresh air and recreation
the circushas always been the popular amusement II
itself to all conditions people, The grace
ana galantry Of difficult feat is much appreciated by
tne as the most refined person although the
former may not be able to describe gby the sensations
ofpeasurc the view affords him. The jest that cxacts
outlaw from the pit tempts smile to the lips of naughty
beauty The great difficulty always has been that we
have boon compelled to indulge taste for this amuse
ment at the expense Of comfrton the palace however
Instead Of the annoyances from the exposure and disco
forts of tent we eau reve IN all the luxuries and elc
gancies Of the best theatres ~
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Gen. cass has taken the stump for Pierce, ii

Gen Cass has taken the stump for Pierce, in
Michigan.
In England, at one time, there were hun
dred and sixty offences punishable with death
The Sontag excitement in Network has be-
so great that tickets her concerts selling ut
$12 each.
A woman out West, having been convicted of
having TWO husbands, contemporary says that she
loved not wisely, but t,ro we'
A son Of the late N. NJ Noah is the partner
in the great prize recently drawn at Baltimore by
Strakosch, the pianist. rs
The deaths from explosions in the British coal
mines now average one thousand annually The Dayy
safety lamp, it is said, cannot be depended on.
The failure of Mr.. s. Woodward, of NewYork,
is announced He was formerly engaged in the grain
trade, but subsequently became dealer in stocks His
liabilities are stated to be about $50000 VIZ
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Da TIE BaIite ltns.
Arrival Of the Philadelphia.

II o'clockP NJ, October Is, 1852.
Editors Crescent-The steamship Philadelphia, from
Havana the 18th inst, has just arrived She reports
nothing new further than renewed vigilance on the
part Of the Spanish authorities in examining persons
visiting the Island The steamerlay in port hour
Tho steamer Crescent City had not arrived Bark Nil
laudon arrived on the morning of tho 18th inst
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The builders

TIE RlEtzl1eY"S
~ Are respectfully informed that have hand good
assortment of every thing in the
III A r D w ARE LINE
. necessary for the erection of Buildings.
Also-EvERY VARIETY OF
IRON VERANDAS AND RA1LINGs
the lowest city prices CIRCUS
sep6 im9p HENSHAW, LURGES L co.
E-OPENING at No. SO st. Charles street of
the BRANCH OF T. MoREAu's EsTA BASEMENT, No. l5l
Royal sreetTs establishment having closed
SATURDAY, Oiiober 49, ~
The Store which considerably enlarged will enable
increase his stock justify the patronage with which he
hitherto been favored
MoREAU being convinced tina. selling low the only mode
bringing forward reducing his articles the limited
ps He thersfors offers for sale from ts GENUINE JoU
The GENTLEMEN's HAIR DRESSING SALOON has re-
moved to the Second Story has richly furnished every
desirable comfort and with establish
ment OF the kind in the United States. octl6 I'm
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Fail Goods.
10 U E L g. ia ISON,
NO. Is CHARITIES STREET,
~ Have the honor inform customers that on
Monday September 49, they will ready
splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just received from France by ships Eagle Dyer
RICH PRINTED CALICOES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID vALENTIAS AND CASHMERES;
PLAID TARTANs;
PRINTED CASHMEREs AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRSTED DAMASKS FOE CURTAINS;
GRENADINES FoULARDS AND CHALLY;
RICH DAMAsK AND PoAIPADoUR SILKS;
PLAIN AND CIIANGEABLE SILKS;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
COLoRED MERINoES AND BLACK BoMBAZINE;
EMBD AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs;
PARASoLs-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWiS;
FANCY AND BLACK CAssIMERES
CoLoRED SILK CRAyATs;
vALENcIENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING;
FANCY WOODEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS
MADAPoLAM AND FURNITURE CIuNTZ;
BLACK BoMBAzET, BoMBAZINE AND ALPACAs;
LIMO AND LINEN cAAIBR1cs;
MER1No SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
D o M ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family and Plantation use.
sepii 2pu GlQuEL JAMESON, IS chatres street.
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r. III. Knapp 8 4. Chan "a Ter,
DENTAL. SURGEONS S----=+

Opposite the Ruin. Of the 81. Charles Hote.. U n
GB III. KNAPP, (senor partner Of the late firm AIYYJ
Of H. e. s. and s Knapp devoting hs tins
name place which he hsa seusd e past He as
exPsrisnes. anxtHH A ~
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To tAe holders or Ctty Obligations
rREAsURER's oFFlcl

TREASUKEKS OFFICE E----7 !
CRY eF NEW ORLEANS, Aug. lS, 1852. + (
GD Notice hereby given holders Of the naured obpatoua
OF tbs old city, of the late Municipalities city Of La
ayette, that the Tonfy prepared pay all maured obva
TONS ana hat no interest viii be allowed obligations
after the a5h instant. as8 ~
aals 2pu WIN. H. GARLAND T,s..rr.,3 =
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Caspettssg-Carpetiaad.

AT 70 CHARITIES STREET.
- A. BROuSSEAu co. have received arrivals
ase and splendid nssortmsnt Of CARPETING, such as
BRUSSELS, THREE INGRAINs, VENETiANS, etc
figured bAlZE and LINEN Crumb Cloths SHADES;
STAIR RODS TABLE AND PIANO COVERS RUGS Of all kinds
Y hite and Cooted MATING, etc., etc.; '
FLOOR OIL CLOTH qualities
which they Offer Low PRICES FOR CASH sasaCtoy pa
octi1 Iw3,
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MoREAu's HAIR DREsslsG GEsrIsMEs's FuRN1sH,se
SroRE No. SO ST. CHAnLEs SrREEr-Ths establishment.
which has been newly opened, is fitted up in the most
magnificent style The first floor which is set apart as
gentemens furnishing establishment is richly supplied
with great variety Of perumeries and toilet articles
selected according to the latest Partisan taste Such Ia
the variety of articles and refined the Judgment dis
played in their selection that every fancy NAV be graft
fed The second floor, which is approached by double
light Of stairs, has been arranged as hair dressing
saloon This apartment is furnished in the stye of Louis
XIV with spring bottomed chairs sofas large mirrors
and gilt and velvet hangngs The vases and wash
stands are Of pure white MARBLE deliberately scuptured
rhe saloon spacious and airy and in all its arrange
ments admirably conducive to comfort convenience and
retirement glance at the establishment will well repay
visit isopened this morning for the first time See
advertisement in another column. .
LARGE TRr.s-The Germantown Telegraph saws that
there is standing the premises John and Mahlon
Carver in Bayberry township an elm tree
that measures twenty feet in circumference one foot
from the ground and the trunk retains its size with but
little dminution for thirty feet where the limbs
branch out curious incident is connected with the
history OF this tree in the fact that the farm on which 1t
stands taken by patent from VIM Penn by John Car
YER who with him from England and that the
premises have regularly descended from father to son by
will and always to John Oarvern Of which the seventh
Of the Is residing thereon at the present time 1t is
doubtful whether there other property in the
country which has never been sold There also grow
ing on the promises two pear which from Eng
land with the original John Carver Of which has
plentiful crop Of at the present time There Is also
standing on the premises Of Alfred Worthington In the
same township chestnut tree that measures ono foot
from the ground feet circumference and
ax feet from the ground twenty-five feet eight inches
This tree retains its full vgor and probably The largest
tree that can be found In this country -
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We are indebted to the clerk Of tho steamer Gendy
Burke Mr. Lindsay for river favos and to the California
for Mobile papers
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lay and Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

CONDUCTED
Nj RS. DIMITRY ANDABLE ASSISTANTS.
D The above School has opened TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
and is now ready to receive Pupils
Strict attention paid moral training as tho intel
iecsual development and physical veal of the Pupil.
f For terms apply person. by letter. the Institute Tvo
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADES SITS. ocll 9m2p
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we take horn and say
God bless him, let him vent,

The mail failed yesterday from beyond Mobile Three
mails are due this morning. Comment is unnecessary
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JIM's DgrIs1rlousRe5us to kiss again Omnibus
to kiss them all BtdJuss to kiss another mans wife
Siua[y]hs, one lady kissing another.
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Ms~ To THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. a regular
hs meeting Protection Fire Company No. 9th
inst following gentlemen duly vacarees
g. JOSEPH F. RlJSHA.. President. F'1,
JOHN G. JACK....... Foreman. ...=. . d
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gI.HE DU7,H- or WHIGS.

= &
| We hope no one will fail to read the earnes,
and able letter Of Hon. Mr. Badger, the distin-
guished U. S. Senator, which we republish in
another column. The gray-headed old veteran
speaks truth, and speaks it WELL There is a
volume of argument in his declaration of prin-
ciple, when he says
For Fillmore wings to retire in gloomy discomfort from
the contest because the wing Of their choice was not Sc
iected by the Convention is to give preference to men
over principle to names over things for such wings to
join our opponents and make on The nominee OF the
party to desert Mr. Fillmore himself to repudiate the
course he recommends pursues and to involve them
seues in the ptabe absurdty of supporting democratic
men and measures out Of extreme exclusive zeal
for wing measures and for decided wing supporter 81
whg measures.n
We are tempted to quote further, but really
the whole letter is so full of manly common
sense and statesmanlike views, that we now
prefer earnestly commencing the reading of ii
to our friends.
Hon. w. s. PARHAM The Bee and Courier
are vigorously engaged in controversy as to
whether Mr.. Parham does or does not repent
his desertion from the whig ranks ms
Shooting at small game, neighbors of the Bee +!
Mr., Parham is personally a clever, sociable
gentleman, but politically he is mere jackdaw
in peaeocks feathers We protest against his
return to the wing party. In the sublime Ian
guage of the poet
1--WE take horn and say
God bless him let him went
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VV'esls, Fargo s Co.'s
Go to Leighton $ Co

Go to Leighton 5 Go
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM,
No. So CANAL STREET, door from st. Charles street
For half dozen excellent SHIRTS 90
One-haf excellent UNDERSTANDS or.........,s 90
one-haf dozen excellent pairs DRAWERS co
oneaf dozen excellent HALF HOSE, English 90
One-hal excellent Linen So
half dozen fresh KID GLOVES Is 90
every article GENTLEAANs TOILET in like proportion
octl2 6teo,qn
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gss~ STATE TREASURER Editors Crescent !:
Please announce that GEORGE p BRANT who
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury Department.
supported for The office of STATE TREASURER by
octll MANY FRIENDS
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We are indebted to the clerk of tho steamer Goldc
Gate for river fayors -'.7-
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oCr0BER ID, 1862

~ zisiss RxIIY II RAlzr II i. The
ths!f I'm on H. Pearl, on 81.
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Bargains IN Fynn7.els.
u Just opened superior stock, consulting Of
DINIET WHITE AND RED FLANNELS;
. ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLAMES;
FANCY COLORED FLANNELs;
RED AND WHITE TwILLED FLANNEIS;
ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAUZE FLANNELs.
BROWN AND BLEACHED COTTON FLAyNEIs. D..
All guaranteed to be cheap they
oc9 If SIMPSON 50 Canal street.
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Paul r.. zYscnr&,
TR ANST. ATnD

Office ls EXCHANGE ALLEY between ST. Louis and Cont
~ Mr. THEARD offers his services the public and annor O.
that ne w from Engah aud Spanish into French
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AN
OTHERS, LEASES, MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER pU
LIZ and in fact all kinds Of writings will also COZ
pose Articles or Advertisements for Newspapers Letters
sc He will devote his evenings Books Of any fin
~ Otlce mourn from AL to4P.A. sp27 J.
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gas~ For GoyERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate Governor
this State under the Constitution. oct7 2pte
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ges" RALLY RALLY! RALLY I! Spartan
BAND! regular meeting this held
COUNCIL CHAMBER at the St.
Alley, SATURDAY EVENING October 49, hapast o'clock
The Wings Of the city respectfully invited to attend.
By order. G. w. DIXON, President.
T., RYEEMAS G.S. oetJ5
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Public Wight School,
FIRST DISTRICT

~ THIS SCHOOL will be open NIGHTLY for months ror
MONDAY October 4, from haltpaH o'clock Male Depa
ment at the Marshall School St. May street. Fema
Department at the Franklin School street Applicable
for admission BIO made the respective School or to either
the undersigned. FRED CANERDEN, "a Graver st.
W. l. GUSHING, IS Common ST.. Committee
ssp23 2m9p D. BEEBEE, 10 Old Leyee, ''
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sourHERs RIGHTS MEErlsc.-The Mobile Advertiser
thus describes the closing scenes of democratic South
ern Rights meeting. recently held in that city
Mr. Connolly wound up the meeting by Offering to bet
any whic $500 that Scott would be defeated provided the
party betting would loan him the aforesaid $500 None
Of those present offering to make the investment Mr.
Connolly retired The crowd Dispersed and the pitch
ended in smoke
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Friday morning. October 49, O'clock CARDONA aged 81
years, q native Of Mahon, Spain.
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&s~ To PERSONS RUPruRrD. many per-
maen and efectua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars on next
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gg- RALLY RALLY!! RALLY !!!-A grand
SCOTT AND GRAHAM MASS MEETING will in Gretna
parish of Jefferson SATURDAY EVENING, octoberl6.
The Scott Clubs of Newlsna Jefferson City Carrolton are
invited to attend.
The meeting will he addressed by BENJAMIN RANpELL
HUNT, J. W. PRICE, CHARLES D. DREUX and Others =
CHRISTIAN R0SEfIUS will address the meeting
TWO STEAMBOATS, have retna
the different Clubs One will leave tho foot of Canal street. the
other the Stock Landing Wharf, Jefferson City O'Clock
Convenient seats will be prepared respectfully
| solicited to attend. ]. MoSNIER,
octl3 Secretary Gretna srott Climb
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Splendid .NusttlS,ss.
JUST RECEIVED
t EMBROIDERED FRONT MANTILLAs; f
CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-LAcE TRIMMED;
TuRC SATIN MANTTLLAs-INLAID FRINGE; e..
MANTILLAS TRIMMED WITH SONTst q VELVET;
WATERED SILK AIANTILLAS;
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTILLAS;
PRINCESS TRIMMED AIANTILLAS;
MISSES WATERED sILK. iANTILLas;
CoBuRG cLOAKs- VERY CHEAP.
iB All just received steamship Crescent guaranteed
to be Of the ea styles aud prieess cheapne
oct9 If SIMPSONS so Canal stre.t
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$50 Grape ShasCt3,
~ Just received per Crescent City ranging from
go EACH TO $40,
bought at GREAT SACRIFICE NswYok all be sold a.
very small advance. The assortment comprises
PLAIN EMBROIDERED AND COLoRl.D sHAWLs
OF THE LATESY PATTERNS.
oc9 If MPSoN so Canal street.
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C0sssssstsstOss CARPET Warehouse.
TODD & CO..


COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
IL SALE of
CARPETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, Ere
L. Matthew'S Esq Cruss Ea cbier
Mscisnica and Tads Bank hsssrs Co; Messrs
VIM F. Convene Co.; Thos A. Adams ESQ., President Crescent
Mntua Insurance Company; Matthew'S Finley Co.. Bankers
We have received CONSIGNMENT, open on Thurs
October H. at 100 Canal street. Buildings
nhcsnt stock of ENGLISH AMERICAN selected with
great care from this FALL IMPORTATION MANUFACTURE
which were purchased for CASH. and will be sold gsat bargains
Wholesale and retail, viz:
50 pieces John Crosby Sons best b vELvETs, ,g
so n, fa-
50 " . extra super TApEsTRY
% " fardoe Hoomans Pardoe best Bs VELVET;
6o - -. :. extra super TAPESTRY;
20 Bigelow best BRUSSELS;
50 - extra s-ply LOWELL MANUFACTURES;
80 MTTCHELB
IS THoMPsONvHLE
100 e super INGRAM;
rs TAPESTRY NGRANi
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND DAMAsK
STAIR CARPETS; 34s,&s 81 @tl5 s.
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TUFTED uGs;
LINEN, PRINTED WOOL AND OIL. STAIR CLoT is;
FLOOR OIL cLoTHs-Al Widths;
BRASSSTAR RODS-Assortsd sises;
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES ETC., etc. ~
octs et9p 1870 CANAL sTRE1 n below Roval /
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To the Ladies. l--0.
SIMPSON, so CANAL STREET,
az Has just opened
FRESH KID GLovES-Whe Black AM Colored.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTs-Beauifal styl ..
Also, full supply of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, ~
Comprising BLANKETS coUNTERPANEs, CURTAIN GOODS,
TABLE DAMAsKs NAPKINS, TowELlN S. CRASH, ec,
etc.. all as cheap as the DESIRE at
ocs tt SIMPSONS, so Canal street.
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gas- RALLY RALLY |! RALLY I! !-ScoTT AMI
GRAHAM CLUB OF THE THIRD DISTRICT The Club vii
to the raly" call by assembling in their Hail. the MAG
NoLA CoFFEEHoUSE, Eysan Feds
on SATURDAY EVENING, October ls, at Z o'clock. ..
By order of WILLIAM DEBUYS, President.
A. BouRGEs, F. HRRsAsDEz E. srAEs Secretaries. octl6
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gxs- NoTIcE.-Fhe attention of Foremen and
Secretaries of the Fire Companies of Nowoeans Article
Of the Constitution requiring them
active members JOHN T.. WIEN,
Secretary United Board Firemen.
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