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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
1,ur ELECTION.

I, m a the hour of going to press We nave
-. rrsble 20 gain any definite Information a.
: :. n -ssplt a the election yesterday Enough
.r q trovn. from which We CLEAN the
-smrspce that nearly the whole II not 'he en-
-. aemocrstic ticket has been elected.
n Z thsuEht that Mr.. Marigny, the democra-
-. ,..,r,pes for Sheriff, has been elected over
~. rrsret by large majority. A very full
,ote wAs cast-perhaps larger than at any
.,ect;on since that for President-and this at
dine wher 90 many Of our citizens have aied OF
S.re abcent. We can only account Tor TINS IN,
creased vote by supposng an immense ,nnuA :. :.
regulation consequent on the nock'ng ni'ner =,
persons to fill the places Of those VINO nave uieu
X valley fsyer. But such, We need hardly re-
marx. could not legally vote
E, From the large vote polled, and the great
rumber Of candidates whose names are to De
couuted, it is probable full returns will not DO
published before Thursday morning next.
II thus appears that all efforts to resist the
,,oxer If cold and the arts of the cabal that
eoverns ma have been vain. The honest, the in
dependent are overpowered and given over once
again. to the pernicious and shameful dominion
which has seized upon this city and holds it en-
thralled. There we're good men enough; but
4 they cannot be multiplied at pleasure; as can
4 ahs bad, when the sunscrupulous party which
employs them has audaciously helped itself te
every thing and shut out all means Of prevention
! tadsdetection. The whole story is told in few
great facts; that the Constitution was set asid
to prevent registry Of voters; that none bu
lecofoco inspectors we're allowed that these di
Sas they pleased; that the vote polled has, there
fore, probably been swelled everywhere, in spit
Of The late depopulation Of our city. 1t woul
appeAr that death and democracy help eac
other IT'S Is with flies !: for every one yc
Kin, two are said to come. But what Their
RAenesty can't be cheerful, what CAM G
resdy then, for another fight! We will force
Registry law out of the noxt Legislature; al
then we'll click" them!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

FArAL AcoDENr--Mr. William Murphy of Palmyra,
Mo- came to his death the 10th ut. in the following
manner He in the woods hunting and for the pur
pose Of decoyg turkes sat down at the foot of tree
and initiated the cry of that fowl by of quill
whistle thus often employed The noise heard by two
men who were also a hunting excursion and who
strangers TO Mr. NJ They attracted to within fifty
yards Of him aud being deceived both by the sound and
by black cap by him and which was obscurely seen
through the brush Of the two leysed his gun and
fred The charge took effect in the and back Of the
hsad-four i've buok-shot penetrating the brain and
nrodueinR instant death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

are Republicans of the old school; and that, we
tale II. is a GOOD deal further from federalism
than 10 Jacksonism.
As to our "fulsome praises" of Marshall or
Hamilton, they only consisted OF saying that the
greatest far Of all the lights of the Law among
among us was one of the most virtuous' Senera-
ble. modest. simple-hearted Of men; and that
the great Financier, who really was second only
70 Can Washington in the vast service OF Or
| can;ziur this Republican government and ma
king il work, was great national benefactor'
Ia e;tber of these assertions false Why, then,
fulsome, unless History-which will certainly
confirm them both--is also to be decreed "ful-
some,p by the demagogue scribbler of the day !
Where's the fulsomeness of doing justice, IN their
graves, to great and injured men, whom only
one not a Aatterer would dare to praise!
But the Register makes it crime in us to
have abused Mr.. Calhoun. Well, be it So We
have never threatened to hang him as high as
Haman," nor been in the daily practice of call
ing him " the greatest scoundrel alive" as was
long General Jackson's custom, at the TIME
when he and Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Van Burer
and Frank Blair and Duff Green, lived in tina
endearing interchange of merited compliments
which we are sure the Register wots of. Can
have forgotten when the Democratic papers en-
titled him whom they now so sincerely honor
John Catiline Calhoun
We thank the Register for the praise, thong
beyond our deserts, which it is 50 liberal as
assign us. Let it be equally liberal as to on
politics, and not confound us with Fedora
lists, because we are Republicans We respec
fully salute it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

An INTERESTING Will CAsE.-Iu the surrogates Court,
Neg York suit is trial involving s2500OO 1t Is to
test the legality of will executed by the late Abraham
G Thompson which bequeaths large amount of property
to religious institutions while the esator had near rea
tives living on whom he bestowed but comparatively
small sum The contestants dispute the legality Of the
will on the grounds that undue influence had been exert
ed over the deceased person having epmity against
them that he in frame of mind to be thus in
aueneed and that when in his right mind he made
| will favorable to them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

"THE OLD CAMPBEILs" DIR. F. A. Jones,
the aran courier of this talented and justly popular band
Of minstres and the prince Of fine fellows arrived In town
yesterday bringing the pleasing intelligence that the
Campbells are coming THAT they on their way and
their arrival is hourly expected This company is the
same which met with such extraordinary success here
last winter under the management of James MOTIFS Inc
old favorites Campbell Clark Prendergast Burdett, Co
bin and the little phenomenon Master Peel are still with
the troupe In addition Mr.. Norris has engaged the
celebrated EPH HoRs the renowned wit and Ethiopian
humorist Newcomb also celebrated performer ana the
original lecturer on Woman's rights after Mrs e.
Cakes Smith.
The NewYork Spirit of the Times has spoken of this
lecture as capital thing Porter knows what good
thing is and expect something rich. Besides these
gentlemen Mr. Norris has added to the troupe Max Zore
and August Zais both gentlemen Of great musical talent
The success of Campbell and Prendcrgast in ballads AM
Duets and of those gentlemen with Burdett and Clark
quartettes has been equaed The finest meodie
are given in the finest style and treat may be an
ticipated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

FIENDIsH-As Germans crossing the Indian
opos and Befontsne Railroad the night Of the 18th
ut they heard noise Of iron falling the track and
going towards the place they met named Vincent
Gray, who had been put out of They then found
rail thrown the track. This about ten feet
east Of bridge gully of ten twelve feet deep
and east of this again iron crosse thrown
the track They removed the distractions and mmedi-
aely afterwards the passenger train going West thunder
ed by There but step between some of those
sengers and death. Gray arrested and committed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

The "CHARpAR.i-J scovil ESQ., of the Pick, has
started daily paper in New York with the above name.
1t is intended to give daily carcature of political and
other leading events and persons We do not see why
plan of this kind should not meet with eminent success
If it does fail to rival its Paris namesake will not be
from lack of perseverance, energy and ability the
mart Of its editor
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Fort Crescent.
THE GHosTLY REVIEW .ABY G. W. sroppARD,
There are sights that would freeze the blood Of
youth
And quicken the sluggish cold current Of age;
Such sights have been ssen if they tell the truth,
By the saint and the infdsl, sophst and sage
And of sach was the vision that burst my sleep
On a cloud mantled cliff, bare dizzy height,
That rock over rock, beetles the deep,
| Where the waves Of blue aaams sparkle at night.
had made the transition from slumber to trance,
Most fit for the images thronging my brain
OF the scene behsld there It would need bat glance
| To CONCEAL the hot blood in the hardest vein.
Mist swept up the sky DER the sea, DER the stars
| The moon had gone down in the noon OF the night
But there suddenly sresmed like bright meteor bars,
Through the darkness strange and funeral light
1t bathed the high peak Of that towsring rock,
1t sreamed DER the Sleeper, DER valley and tree,
And below in the waves where dark things inerlock,
| Revealed the huge monsters that people the sea.
1t rolled back the mist but the stars had all fed
And lurid fierce glare swept the earth and the sky,
And through it came hrongng vast armies of dead,
Who had persisted in battles Of ages gone by
Such sight the far horizon teeming with life
Strange life represented by warriors grim,
Who had died in the tumult and roar of the strife
And whose eyes had in dust been for centuries dim
To this ghostiy review poured the horrible bands,
With sound like the oceans continuous roar,
TIL their numbers seemed countless as leaves sand
That line the white margin Of Saams' shore.
But where was the pomp and the glory of war,
The white waving pumes and the uniforms gay,
The banners where mingled the cloud and the star,
Aud all that the wealth of world can array?
Gone, gone to the dust and these hdeous forms,
With death blacksned pauoply, gather once more
As if to renew the blood-deluging storms
That drove the proud Persian away from their shore
But behold in the east the FIRST beams Of the morning
Dispel the illusions of yIion trance,
| Aud the shadowy hosts disappear at the warning
Like mists that curl mp from the oceans s1psnse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

Plantation Clothing.
GENERAL DEPOT OF PLANTATION CLOTHING,
AtHo.. IL and 10 Old Levss,
Conner Of cu,,o1hosss r,r.s-
1T Paatsr, ~ hi, s'sahsAaasai ii. largest aat most
CONFLICT. acrun, PLANTATION CLOTH &C 20 - net -iAtH
IN. uaiei ssA, They iii Tad Il heir aiss % Tz'ehais
,h. Csthnr ready they viii shsr'sy ias Aad us!
all the trouble Of n.nsa.s'aI Hs al home.
wOMEN's AND GIRLS PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
WARN LISsET FRocKs.
HEAVY CoTToSADL FRoCks
HEAVY JOsEYs u.sa La. A Meas II's' 0r F'0''
ton from the cold.
CuTToNADE JosErs, DO. DO ta
BROWN COTTON cHENIsEs.
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER PLANTATION
CLOTHING
MEMS AND BOYS HEAVY KERsEr MONKEY JACKETS
Dc. do de- dc fANIA s.- s.,
Do do. HICKORY SHIRTS.
BLANKET cAPuTEs. WITH HOODS.
SCOTCH AND POINTED WOOL CAPS.
HEAVY KENTUCKY wool SOCKS.
BLACK AND WHITE WOOL HATS.
BLACK GLAZED HATS.
| WHITE AND coLoRED Wool BLANKETS.
| HEAVY KERSET, BIZ THE PIECE
MEMS AND BOYS SUMNER PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
| DENNIS AND Los CABIN CoTToSADk PASTALooNs.
| DENNIS AND LOG CABIN HARsEr JACKETS.
| coTToSADE yARErSEs.
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
cAMPEACHY STRAW HATS.
| WHITE AID BROWN NETTING MOSQUITO BARS
OIL CLOTHING.
OIL CLOTH MONKEY JACKETS,
| OIL. CLOTH PASTALooss,
| OIL CLOTH STORM HATS
NEW ARTICLES OF OIL CLOTH,
| Fer -hh have secured Patsut-
OIL CLOTH APRONS With Sleeves. .IPr,a, ct 70 protect II
cotton garment. the scA e the ts- "a u
leaves plant ia the s.'y sss' q tie uo-1-s
OIL CLOTH CAPoTES with Hoo, tAs had IAs sr
will .zit and PiAai.rr It - vssa ts rain
shielding As u'g Asss aa4 asf sanPsie! Ho
| the wet.
The use Of oil Clothing hA, a4si e plaster
sIpsrisaes tbs. prevents great ssA q ifnsr
os..ousd BY damp .ahs, vii .- i. -ke are 80
kent tk fe Until The ds~ As leaves has dried
20 o.t .ar.r day. gsaa. hsrsby hosr o. PskEg
each hand.
sad sta -vEiei 70 sal as4
amin, nv stock Of rss os=r eel hssr,i ssrEz,
" c. F0L6ER, Nos. IL .aI 10 GA Ls',.,
| - ss,t,w co-z.r Czs.ozaks=s. 1t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

Boy srolIS ny A PrppLGR-We learn that small boy
aged Ave wears son OF Dan Haley OF this city stolen
from the steamer Pike while she lying TO at Madison
on SATURDAY. night lie passenger with his mother
from Cincinnati aud Is supposed to have been decoyed
ashore nv A peddler who was board and manifested
great deal Of interest the child The pedder left
ppck on the boat has not been heard Of since then
for nnnishment and that the boy may be returned
parents Louisville Democrat, 10th ult
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DR.. Educ. Jenner Core,

DRuGGIsr, No. rs Camp st.
rDa T. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive use for
nearly yssrs rs'ts acquired rsP1isD
unsurpassed by siAI Ha,is IN the North
SOUTHERN COUGH syrup.
EXTRACT OF CoPAIvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CuBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZESGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
NASENT CURE OF THE PILES
Prepared No. IS Camp by DrE J. COKE, and for
ALE BY Drussias generally. Iyl 2pu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEArH.-The Boston Tran
script mentions the sudden death of young lady
daughter Of eminent citizen Of Boston she
turning from her bridal tour Saturday last The
deceased was married the 18th inst She taker
i'll in the cars and stepped into the ladies at
of the station houses the New Haven Railway, wher
she soon after expired
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

MuNpss IN FRAsELiS oouNrY, Moon the 18th ult
Jeremiah Ashford was stabbed by his fahsrinaw Juui-
per Jones who was intoxicated at the time producing
slant death jones diseaims all knowledge OF the act
Ashford was the of Jones' and had been mar
red several months and previous to the occurrence has
| lived friendly and peaceably in Jones' family
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To the Ladies.

NJ A D A NJ P l. A
- Respectfully 0ssrs Asr service. tie Ladies Of New Orleans '
he trssln.nt following diseases: PROLAPsUs uTER
WHITES PROFUsE AND PAINFUL MESsTRuATIoN, En-
GORGENENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
II. opted her thA Which has met the sPproVAio
l.. 81 Paris Lon don and New fok and
ia ases.a here AMPLE t-stouy ard the HaHy
r,.r.sis Aae. that all dssAsa
Of l.. Utsrus nature, be cured.
A4A sIsluaFey ihs diseases 81 LADIES' hnd
car - osn,zl..d DAILY, Al ksrrssdsafe,
nyls sFH lsS vt. JOSEPH street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

GREAT MoRrAriN sHIrBoARoy-The packet shp
Albert GslAtin arrived yesterday from Liverpool WIN
seven hundred and fifty five passengers, 1t is reported
that thirty Of the passengers and two Of the crew ded
during the voyage IN. y. Com. Adv, 3lst ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
NEWS OF THE CITY.

No COURTS different police courts OF
the city suspended their functions yesterday, probably
for the purpose Of giving all hands better chance to
make themselves busy in helping on the election.
ARRESTS --Victor ELLIE was arrested yester-
day in the Second District for assaung with rock one
Albert Ryner ---.
Edward Wallace and Sam Wilson were arrested yester-
day In Rampant st. charge Of having burglarousiy
entered house Dorser street they were also suspec-
ted Of being no better than they should.
T. Bonneval was brought to the for kicking up
arow and assaultiug the Chief of Police.
There were other arrests in all parts OF the
city yesterday for petty offences and chiefly for creating
disturbances at the polls.
LARcENIEs IN THE FIRST DISTRICT. Joseph
Montague is under arrest on charge Of having stolen
somebody's breeches.
Charles Cook was arrested day before yester-
day on suspicion of having stolen SIP from Julien drs
SIN which money found by the aid Of dviuns roo
denominated search warrant In legal phraseoiogy In
house the of Basin and Magazine streets sup
posed to be the accustomed haunt of Mr.. Cook
A couple of colored men, one of them slave
were yesterday hauled up and locked up on charge o.
prigging various articles, among them wsteh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

Later from omsA-The New York Commercial Ad-
verer has received advoes from to the 2lst Of
August Teas had advanced and there had been consd
cradle purchase of Cougou the receipts of which had
fallen OIL Exchange 6s Cd to SIS lO1ad Companys bills
27O-275
The latest sdVces FROM Shanghai are to tho 9Th Of Au
gust The insurgents proceeding steadily and had
occupied shantung Annoy was still in the hands Of
mob. Exchanges Is lad company's bills $50 Al
| was quiet at Canton,
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sThe attention Of purchasers is called to the sale OF
the cargo of brig Curro direct from Malaga consisting OF
Rasins Grapes Almonds, Wines OIL etc. Sale will take
place in front of R. Sykes auction store, No 81 Maya
zine street by sample packages Sale will commence at
II oelock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

NAvll-The United States brig Perry, Captain Page
sailed from Santa Cruz Tenerife August 20 Tor Cap
Palmas and cruise.
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HIGH Pace or CoAl,--We learn that coal was SOLD
yesterday evening at So and even 40 per bushel
and ycry little TO be had that At Cincinnati we learI
that wood is now selling AT SIS per cord retail and Goa
40 cents per bushel. Louisville Courier, 9th ult
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She neer, with treacherous kiss her Saviour stung,
Nor e er denied him with unholy tongue
She, When apostles shrank, could danger brave
Last at his creSs, and earliest at his grave.
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Hon HENRY A, wisE-This gentleman was married on
the LIST inst to the ssar Of the Hon james Lyons,
Richmond Va This will be the third time the honorab,
gentleman has taken wife
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M We are under renewed obligations to MI Hazeton
the gsntemany purssr Of the steamship United states
for late Havana papers, and important intelligence
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels =. November

CHARLES Cap. BsrsI steamship AsVni ,b Coles.
Blossom W Redding family Holt Hies', Iqsnss
S.%arss ii Grsenles Mason, ST George Lee Janet
~. and lady Of BARRETT forlaed niyap
Ia Sai,b Il G; r Gordon, W Mu.sen, Tenn iieAd
Tatnn TsIss Ill., Mr. and Mrs Parkwood snn
- IL q Ernest Ca; Smith, G Chapman Mlss VI ph1s
q w Darlington, lady and seSslL -,
Howe II Hitchcock Boston; Mccrsa u hoyh" psNAs''
New York.
,-rp ANnA NJ d Crnsst Hsrseiis, suehs Bsesus Mobile
n sicN.b Ala; Rscins Memphis W cray L fowst "
R,aaks III smith, Sabine, W SALISBURY Te.aai shNn
B.ltimsre A Whitloek Mise = Hosy Sa " Armstrong
Nstei. Gin Carver Hntehnson cr9ni
we'll W Hall, steamer DOvsi sumnsrSle, steamer
Clifton
ARCADE Luke West lady, Matt Peel Murphy Ed Kendall
dec Kendall Cooper, shue Gardner, c Dick
Murphy Psers Campbell Mnstrels Woodward Ten
Heard, III, Thompson, Lane Cal: Fisk
nc Caldwell DR. Wallace, o; After, Y; Vaughan,
Sullivan, Gullett TsIas David Sanders, Clppard,
Mo- Ross, Purvis Henry Post, sp
Mosely. lowell, ii o; Hamilton Ind c II Alley, G.
Green Oh Alley La Hugh Stewart Cali Ross kaufman
l. keifer, Miss
CTTY..NF Hedges Lewis US Potts GRAFT, La How.
ell, Hawk, tIsatoa W Price shsihed M.rahs,
odell, O.; Carey, Louisville Ky; Mallory, Thrift
Mics Edwd Anderson, La; Parroti Ala Manning Ii
Lamb, NO.
LOUIS Bidd and lady DR. Jas ove aud lady Maui
Saunders, Woodruff and lady, kinnett u bsrznsn
Miner, Chss Leblanc Davis Osgood and lady
La; Marble, Macs; o P Perry, Ala; VIM Blanchard
Montague Williams, Miss NJ Herera, Havana Cha
Gumble, Paris DR. Reviewers, Hutton, Pieolet, Phia
Fitch, steamer United States
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Mn TrHo,s COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT Tonight the
Eclectic Association give bennett to their President,
VIM B. Tebo, on which occasion will be performed the
play of The Iron Ches in which Mr. Tebo will person
ate Sir Edpard Mortimer. Mr.. Llewelen will take the
part Of Wafrid The performance will conclude with
OCaaphsp or his last legs given out that there
will be dancing on the occasion and that Dick Nash Will
eauee with his banjo With these attractions 1t is pre-
d;cted that the beneficiary will have q bumper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

BE- Many thanks to Capt, Tascc, Of the schooner VIM
r. Petis for late Florida papers.
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Ctnoinndi, Oct 29The Senate OF this State will stand
26 democrats, wings, 2 freesoilsrs
Inc house will contain 10 democrats II wings and
IN me Martha Washington trial to-day John Whitley
eeh OF aue confessed that he perured himseuon his
examination before the commissioners to Kisane hay
ing shippeat twelve boxes of candies the steamer
Martha washington, lie that he of such
oe. was Induced by Kissaue to perjure himself
Ihere are SIX teet water in the channel of the river be
tween here and Louisville and the water is still rising
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Dr,sas. Medicines, Perfisnery, etc

,asseTber would respectfully call tbs sttention Of
antilles his well assorted stock, -
esPrisHs article u he ns Of basnsss AZ which 90
viii FRESH AND GENUINE DannEAkh
ssAsoa SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the quality
sstAbsh with all the popular Mineral Wsiefs
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied "a
with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
GOULEY BITTERS, THOMAS RANKIN,
API d.wy Druggist AID APOaseAy Camp and Poydr. '
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BoLnIA-The NewYork Commercial Advertiser has tine
following letter, dated Lima, Sept 20;
learn Of the arrival CT Gen Linares of Bolivia, who
has escaped from thence after the discovery by Belzu
the President Of revolution against his government
Two colonies and several others have been shot.
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s. ~. Moody,
frcrnerly Of the house OF c. LEIGHTON co.,
Corner of Canal street and Exchange Place,
In Announcing business solely his seeoua
begs rsspse.tuly to inform
Thai he q nov prepared TO receive them q, The
HIS NEW ORLEANS SHIRT EMPORIUM, with trlsr
entirely stock Of
SHIRTS AND
GESTLEMENis FURNISHING GOODS, likewise
hitherto eouhned to thu Northern cities VIZ
FRIENDS A HOME NANUFAcroRY
for Under Garments Collars, Mack Ties and every de-
sctiption Of Sesdlswork and hopes, BY Determination
to begin with LOW PRICES, Rich Good. snd Polite
Attention, they will rally around him as heretofore.
H. would refer to a list Of prices the bsa.
TO Indictment for = visit;
Half Dozen EXCELLENT SHIRTS for 81
STRANGERS Half Dozen EXCELLENT SOCKS for 81.
SILK UNDERsHlRTs for 81 each
md the COTTON do. for sssh.
RICH SILK CRAyATs for 90 cent. each.
| PUBLIC Do HANDk ERCfiIEFs so cents earh.
every other article for the Gentlsmsns Toilet a.
| equally Low PIess marked ia plain figures Aad the
Lowest Price asked at FIRST
| Ar, likewise invited to parosite the
! THE NV ESTABLISHMENT
/ for Hosiery uudershirs Trimmings ard small wares
! LADIES which will shortly be received in rrohisen.
THE Should purchase their Shirts, Uads Clothing Hosisry
BOYS Gleve, supsnd7Ts Neck Ties sta stc, Al MoopYs
Copy the address
/ Nav Orleans shirl SsBtemsn's
Furnishing Emporium.
| corner Of Cans, and Exchange pss.
~ Open early and late, but closed on Sundays
,dD