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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

T,edsnocratic prpsrs are beginning TO wake |
up = full appreciates Of the discussions in the
ranks 81 ths party. That there il slarm among
the leaders j. plGlnly syidencedby their nervous
solicitndes displayed Ia their constant exhorta-
tons to the rank and file 70 be true to their
eelsse The fats prcceedings Of the democratic
ward rnsetings, gcttenup for the expressed pur-
pose Of expressing their hostility to the regular
nominees. may well furnish them cause oil anxi-
etys The disafection 10 widespread ana ex-
pressed in terms both loud and deep. no bet
ter froof Is needed Of this fact than the open
: oppeaitim avowsd bysnany Of the most proml-
hno1e6ases ofthe party. So great is this dis
S1uostion, and so heated are many in their
oSirSrsion Of ity that their complaints have
re7uhed the, ears Of their rulers, and already
The pssalty Of prescription has been let loose
m, them With NO spsring hand The political
vs1I3.a;.s has beruu lis work, and numbers
..,I., l~ho.s claims "a the appointments
.ls~r.,s ar,y rs.tea on their previous rabid
-. = NJ ,..asrs whom thew now SC
,I5, - =. IN, a. This hereafter. We
'o.1 -, ~. ,ole occasion to max,
nsy s.ss,s.nsn,s i th,s regard.
.,.'s;nr !, h.ar ,ba democratic organ
- ..e.;.., - ~. n.rtv where somesc
p is.s ~. aat;vs leaders have heretofore bee
the nrss 70 SET eAampies ~ ".a y a,,,.
FURNISH them WIN uis.i"s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

The steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. Wam-
ack, from New York, in coming over the bar at
Pass routre, on the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock,
P NJ, struck on a mud-lump. We learn by a
telegraphic dispatch, received yesterday, that
'owboats had gone to her assistance, and that
she is expected to arrive this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17
PROFESSOR HENRY De MARsAN.-The method

and abilities gentleman highly spoken Of in this city, are
favor among gentlemen who study the French Ian
guage Combining the oral system win the nss ou' one o
sh id 4, a reasonable and method capable Of pro
dacnv the most satisfactory neoncbe results and requires
great es, time other s.en rdicuousy termed the
only successful the only nliele one. Professor mas
$50 n. 1a,.ss for Ladies' and Evening for Gentlenen
He gives Private the residence Of the Pupil or At
nj. own rooms. No. Camp street. opposite the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

ass- WIG CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE. The
,.mh.. Of Al. WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will NEE,
a, their Club Room corner Of street and Exchange Aey on
THURSDAY EVENING October 90 O'Clock By ORDER
CTAs. NJ WATERMAN, President.
T.; g LANlLL LIN so, Secretaries. oil At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17
ns- WING MASS MEETING,-In accordance

1sfss WING MASS MEETlNG-lH dcCofutneo
, ,b invitation Of the JEFFERSON CITY WING CLUB the
vbig. of the Parish Of formed into Macs Meeting
q, o,uu of the Officers OF the Jefferson e
ybig Club were Officers Of the Mass Meeting
Hon Fergus arre the following resolution, Which, being
sscon, by Hon. f. N Keller, unanimously adopted VIZ
R9 That Meetings be held In every election Precinct OF
A. p If Isou on THURSDAY October 90 1889 and that each
one Delegate fifty Wing votes cast at the f
l election and also delegate for fraction over twenty-five
III Dslssaes 70 meet SATURDAY following at the Court
hop in the town of Caoton ~ o'clock to selects wing Gan
a.e for the Senate supply the occaones BY the resigns
lion d Hon Victor Burth asO Wing Candidate for the House
Representatives. hi, -,
Mr. Caleb g. Forlhsy offered the following rs'Oluiep which, O
seconded BY Mr. A. unanimously adopted VI"
Realized be limited 70 the noauon OF DEN
AToR and REPRESENTATIVE unless majority OF the Delegates
instructed to max further nominations
Hon f. N Keller offered following resolution, which, beng
eoudsd by Mr.. George C. Young, was adopted
RrI That hundred hsudb be printed, Tor the purpose
calling urinary meengs the different Precincts Of the PARISH
GA motion Of Judge Cutler the proceedings Of these mseni
ers orared tina New Orleans Daily Crescent
On motion of Hon. r. Cutler the meeting adjourned to Thu
DAY October 49, 1885, at O'Clock, M
| tua eopv; JOHN r. MICHEL, Secretary.
- o,,ohsr IL tssa oil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

LATE PuBLIcATIoNs.-J. G. Morgan, Exchange
Place, has laid on our table variety Of literary
matter. In the list we note numbers nineteen
and twenty of Dickens Bleak House Inc
most popular serial of the season. and which mas
had more readers than any of the previous
works of this inimitable writer Also, "Jane
Seaten," or the Kings Advocate, a Scottish his
torical romance by James Grant, from the press
of stringer s. Townsend, New York
Morgan has also sent us book OF 'selecuons
from the Correspondence of the late Thomas
Chalmers edited by his son-in-law, the Rev
VIM. Hanna and the Rhetoric OF CONVERSE
sation,. or Brides and Spurs for the Manage
ment of the Tongue, by George Winfred Hervey
both from the press of Harper x Brothers
New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

The CARPET TRADE.-One of the most extern
sive assortments of carpetings which is to be
found in the city can be seen at Mallard's es-
tablishment, No 81 Royal street. Comprising
their stock is to he found splendid lot of me-
dallion of the most superb patterns, together
with Moquet, Administer, Tapestry and Brus-
seles of the choicest styles. Give him call, and
if the visitor does not find enough to feed his
curiosity on for month. why we are mistaken
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

s. We had the pleasure yesterday of meeting
~. s. +. Wilson, editor of the Picayune, On
~ rsturn from a trip North. Mr.. Wilson looks
nnsh Improved in health, and evidently ready
q srsppls with the srduous duties Of his post.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. We received yester-
day through the Post-ofice, copies of the Patent
Office Report (numbers one ond two' on Agricul'
|ture and Mechanics,) for ls52-'59 As the en-
velopes had been torn off these documents, we
are unable to say to whom we are indebted for
this favor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

CLorHNG.-N. c Folger's mammoth clothing
Nos II and 10 New Levee, cor
ner of Customhouse street, has, by recent ar
rivals. received an immense addition to their
large stock of both fine and plantation clothing
and he is confident of his ability to furnish the
best selections at less than the usual tariff OF
charges In the gentlemen's wearing apparel
department is to be found as choice and varied
A stock as the most fastidious Beau Brummell
could wish for. Particular attention is called
to his assortment of youths and boys clothing,
which is constantly being replenished by steam
ers from New York. Planters, particularly
will find an immense assortment of goods made
up expressly for plantation use. Those who
have not laid in their fall goods should take q
look through his warerooms before purchasing
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ResltOrnf.

Thu, s,s.r. inform their friends The public that they
hv aoy-d from the position lopg occupied at NO ehai
,. street 10 their new store CORNER CANAL AND EofAL
STREETS. ..-., ann, MY
R and e old eus'en'ef ana
If strangers waiting the large and carefully selected saos
Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY siLVER AAp fLa1aD 80
| MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS HYDE eoopHieh'
| 9.wsu conner Of Cans Royal stree
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ion that those who will be ruined by this action
of the Town Council Of Carrclltop, WILL where
their rights shall be legally recognized be
enabled to bring ruin upon the town Itself Inc
whole property Of the Corporation Of oarroliton,
and the mortgage of its revenues for years. Will
not be sufficient to pay the damage incurred
But should the law beAon the side of the cor
noration, and should 1t be adjudged that the
front proprietors referred to must surrender the
labor Of their lives for the benefit of strangers
the spohation would not be less unjust. IL -
chiefly for the benefit Of our own city that TINS
great wrong will be done, and such beng the
fact there is moral obligation on the part Of
those benefited to make pecuniary amends
the front preprietors owe the servitude OF sur
rendering their property for the general good
there must be corresponding moral servitud'
due on their part to those who will be the suf
ferers. We throw out these remsrks for tn
consideration of our city authorities, with tn
suggestion that our Mayor might be able
throw much light on the subject by visit
Carrollton, where, by inquiry, he may ascertain
whether these views are practicable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

CRoeKERY AND GLAsswARE.-The establish
ment of Messrs s. L. Moore & Co., has been re-
moved from No. 81 to No. 40 Camp street, as
will be seen of an advertisement in another
column, which also contains long list of house
furnishing articles. Our hotel and house keep
ers would do well to call and examine their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

We call attention to the proceeding OF the
Jefferson City Wing Club, published this morn
ing, concerning ward meetings On Thursday
next, for the purpose of appointing delegates to
a Parish Convention to nominate candidate
for the State Senate, in the place of the Hon.
Victor Burthe, and also a candidate for the
renresentatiye branch of the State Legislature.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

Plantation Clothing.
GENERAL DEPOT OF PLANTATION CLOTHING,
At Nos. II and 10 Old Levee,
Corner Of Cusomhoase street.
TT Psatsrs this establishment the largest and mo.
complete assortment PLANTATION CLOTHING TO be met win
the United States They will find their advantage to purchase
their Clothing made they sisavs thereby time and money
and avoid all trouble Of manufacturing At home
woMEN's AND GIRLS PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
WARM LINsEY FRocKs.
HEAVY COTToNADE FRoCKs.
Heavy KERsEY IosEYs like the Mems jackets. for pro''c
coTToNADE JosEYs, do. do DO
BROWN COTTON cHEMlsEs.
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
MEMS AND BOYS HEAVY KERsEY MONKEY JACKETS
Do, do. do PANTALooNo.
nv do do. Twllsd RED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
De- do. HICKORY SHIRTS
BLANKET cAPoTEs, 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 KERsEY, BY THE PIECE
MEMS AND BOYS SUMMER PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
| DENNIS AND LOG CABIN CoTToNADE ! tNTAL0oNs.
| DENNIS AND LOG CABIN HARVEY JAckETs.
| CoTToNADE vAREUsEs.
| HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
| cAMPEACHY STRAW HATS.
| WHITE AND BROWN NETTING MOSQUITO BARS.
Il OIL CLOTHING
, | OIL CLOTH MONKEY JACKETS,
RI OIL CLOTH PANTALooNs
OIL CLOTH STORM HATS
NEW ARTICLES OF OIL CLOTH,
For which have secured patent
OIL CLOTH APRONS, with Sleeves expressly got Up to protect tt
kers garments om the saatng effects OF The dew on
plant in the early hours Of the morning.
tha head
will suit planters, be used ra
ueahsr shielding the negroes head and neck completely fro
| the wet
Clothing be too highly recommends 70 pane
s thew will find by experience great deal Of skne
by damp elothe aud will allow the negroes who are on
field until the dew on the leaves has dried
60 out earlier day gaining thereby hour or two OF picking
il each hand
Planters merchants and others invited TO call and
anime my goods which offer to SCI ca liberal terms
: y. c. FoLGER, Nos. II and 10 Old Leyes,
| oil stlpitW Of Gustomhouse at
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Curtain Goods and COrnfCes.
~ received, large and beautiful assortment Of
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
RICH SATIN DAMASK, assorted cccrs;
CENTRE TAssELs, LOOPS AND GIMP BANDS
coRNICEs, NEW AND RICH STYLES
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES all sizes.
o d d Il O.,
COMMISSION CARPET wARERooMs
No. 40 Canal street. near koyel lonro budngs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

DAGuERREoTYPEs The Daguerreotyping Sa-
loon of Messrs Dobbyns & Harrington, on the
corner of Camp and Canal streets, are now in
active operation under the superintendent OF
Mr.. Mcclure, the acting operator. These rooms
contain large and well selected stock OF mate
rails for taking likenesses according to the most
approyed method, and the pictures taken give
general satisfaction. The operation is almost
instantaneous, and the results in all cases true
TYNE of the features, even to the slightest shades
of expression. The specimens exhibited at these
rooms are of such various character that
visit to them is equivalent to stroll Through
an extensive picture gallery. The operator,
Mr.. Mcclure, has brought the art of coloring
the pictures to the incest perfection, imparting
a tint to the complexion exceedingly ife-hke,
and in a manner always true to the reality,
Persons having relations and friends at a dis
lance, or who wish to preserve the likenesses OF
those in whom they are interested, may here
find ready means for engraving their features
on lasting Materials, which are Interchangeable
and which win not deteriorate through time
Plates of every description may be obtained
here, and on the most accommodating terms
strangers in the city should not fail to graft,
their curiosity by paying these rooms visit,
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.vesc Clothing.
N. C. FO L G K r,
: ,.,ao ,a v.va. coruer or Cuelsmheusc St,

IN o,s = .va. .oruer or Cuelsmhouse st, |
Sos. is anu iv VI" "o'e'' wv
wholhsAhh ANp
DEALER IN CLoTh
~ Tia has received Arrivals e lot o.
,,,~,ur,, ANN MATT NJ OTHING
WlNIEn hND A. .,,.
u the latsat style. He al all tunes nao.u " ~ m
assortment Of goods, ~ MS socA o.
arrival Of steamship rom Nc"
cllowlng comprises hat portion Of his Stock =, - |
Gsntsmsn's Fine Medium and low priced binek .ie'h n
Do do Blue Cloth Dress Coats WIN g" oa'e, ,,., |
Do. Medium low priced Black and eoioreu Wv"
Froek Coats; |
Do do. Medium and owprced biaeA ana .oo'' N
Paietot' and sses and new style uo".,
Do do Medium and low priced Black and eooea 'A'm''
Do d. Medium saa R.s sns cOiO.d Tweed
Pslstos and sacs, and style Coats; |
Do. do. Medium and low priced Blanke, Coats; !
Do. Berno Wool do do;
Do. dc. Atghanstan Wool Blanket Cons with fine trim.
mDgs aud frog buttons;
Do. do. Medium and low priced Blue Pilot Cloth Goats;
De- do Medium and priced Blue aud pr'S Beaver o'0'D
DO do BLACK Satin yes,S single and double bres.,eJ,
10 do Coored and Blset SIM Vests Cashmere and ,eh
veIvs, vs'is'
DO. DO Mhis Maiseues 'es',' oA'n cashmere cashmere re'"'
Do DO BLACK eA.hnefo rSnAO'A' VI Various qO""1'''
Do. do. Doe-skin, do. do.
Gsnmn Cocrsd Cashmere Pnuaoons Of various patterns and
qualities Blue Pilot Cloth and Beaver Cloth Pan Coih and
Pessrshsm Panis Heavy French ee''nAde f"n' ps anu ~
cred Sstinst Panisi
| Blue Pilot Cloth Monkey Jackets
Petersham Monkey Harney Jackets
Euson and Cloth Harvey Jackets
yoIrrIIc, AMI rows, CI OTHING
49,, -, -,
Youths and boy Black and ooiored cl',h froeA oos''
Nv i've 60.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

We tender our thanks to the officers Of the
steamers Pacific and Catherine Hays for late pa
pers from st. Louis.
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NOTlCE.-Taken from the Stable of o.
the undersigned, Of Duplansr Magazine S
SATURDAY MORNING October BAY HORSE
mark the neek AND which have
returned II tins should meet the Of the the
he viii please retara the same. Toll III p, CONDOR,
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Shirts Shirts =! shirts !!
IEIluTON & co s


v-ds- Of o.
themselves with SHIRTS Of Tine quality and beautiful
lpr from several cases just received Piee, NINE DOLLARS FOR
HALF DOZEN The very extensive stock of every description .
READY MADE LINEN UNDER CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS will be found 70 embrace every thing that
new and fashionable the prices above Commensurate with the
times SHIRTS made order Style Nos address.
c. LEIGHTON L CO.'S First Premium Shirt
t71, Fporuu southwest and st. Charles sta.
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Av.rEUR THEATRIcALs-To-n night has been
set apart by the Eclectic Association for an ANA
teur Theatrical performance for the beneht OF
the New Orleans typographical Union, The
American Theatre having been gratuitous ten
dered for the purpose by Sol. Smith, the perfor-
nance will take place at this old and favorite
resort. The bill selected is varied and excel
lent comprising Kotzebues play of :" The stran-
GER" a Highland Fling" by young feminine
disciple of the nimbIe Terpsichore, sc q Song by
an amateur, and the drama of "The Maid of
Croissey.''
The proceeds of the performance are intended
for the benefit of the Typographical union' IN
order to aid this charitable body in defraying
their expenses incurred during the late epidemic
in ministering to the necessities of their sick
brethren Having incurred such heavy expense
in their charitable ministrations, the relief af-
forded will be opportune
The members of this Amateur Theatrical
corps are all non-professionals, who have under
taken this exhibition from purely charitable
motives. They will be assisted in their lauda
ble efforts by Mrs Melville, formerly of the 81
Charles Theatre and by the young and tascir
ating Miss Virginia Kemble of the same estat
, lishment.
An entertaining treat is anticipated on tn
onenino occasion of summer theatricals, and IL
seats being nearly all engaged crowded hou;
will probably be in attendance.
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Rich Curtain Goods.
have Jus, received very large the following
RICH CURTAIN GOODS which invite the attention Of
customers,
ga BRoCATELLE, all solorsi
SILK AND wool. AND woRsTED DAMASKs;
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRsTED CURTAIN LOOPS TAssELs ETC.;
GILT CoRNICEs and CURTAIN PINS styles and patterns
CHITTENDEN & CAMERON,
OF 62p % Chartres and ~ Cushmhouse sts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-17

:. The Campbeips are Coming

re- The ONLY ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MISsTREIs under hs
JAS NORRIS hs Company received with such
edsd favor at Odd Fellows Hall last wnser) will shortly appear IN
this city o. which due notice viii be given.
ola 9pu =. A. JONES' Agent
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NJ, Goods and Fixtures

ter HOPES reIItnown CHEAP Dry GOODS STORE opies.
The pryndss Market is sa aent Of the death OF M
v and his retiring from This car be proven " Dc - u
vas pe'' N ~ -, a - "a Canal street. sis limp
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Boots, shoes and Bro.

Dau and Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. D. DIMlTRY
ri, -. Ir,atiou has THIS DAY, September 49, lsas,
s ia Eleventh Annual Session. really e receive Beard
or, Half Boarders Day Scholars
are adopted. ssrietaissntou is paa slw
the physical The moraranng ana
meut Of the pupil ,..,,s
TAsinstuiop orsrs great advantages si'Af0hs "
language. -. ,,vo, = cfuc,y
Apply in person, letter. =. the initu' fi'oL
Il gouth
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To the Ladies.
M A d A NJ P l. A 7 E N
~ Respectfully the Ladies' Of New Orleans r
The treatment Of following diseases PROLAPsUS uTER.
WHITES, pRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUAIIoN, I'm
oRsENENT AND LIBERATION or THE WOMB
adopted BY that which has met the approval
the uishsd Surgeons Par London New York ans
here which she has ample testimony aud tbs
respectable she usfss bet that all disease
Of Uterus, . nature, be cured
Madam exclusively the diseases Of LADIES', aa
can consulted DAILY, a hsrrssdsnee'
myls sptf 1sB 1T. Joseph street
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DR.. EdIU. JeaneS' Gore,
DRUGGIST, No, rs Camp st.
tB DR. T. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive uss iot
nearly years their intrinsic mss acquired reputation
unsurpassed equaled BY similar made in the North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT on coPAlyA, sARsAPARlLLA AND CuBEBs.
AMAlICAN COUGH LozENGss.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT For THE RELIEF AND Per-
IANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ Prepared No. IS Camp street. DIE COKE, and for
sale by Druggists generally. iyf 2pu
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Drugs, Medicines, Perf,snsesy, etc.

IF The subscriber would respectfully call the attention
Planers Physicians and Families his we'll stock, l.
comprising every article his line Of business all q which, M
will be resi- AND GENUINE. DunrN In
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD of the very qualy6j
will be found at this h all the Mineral waie
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT,
GoULEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
ap d.wyis Druggist and Apothsea Camp foydrs s
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,INHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased 60 -
CHINA and GLASSWARE. On

rROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. c9H
" HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcbEs.-sAMuEL IN
stock Of goods from No. 81 V
daily receiving additions their -
already supply Of wares this line comprising
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS PLAN
white and urnamented -.
taoul ed land patterns.
WHITE sfoNE CHINA TEA SETS made
up family from the best Of Fog
land
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS BRoNzED oRNAaIENTED
CHINA.
PANIsHED WARE, such Chatting Dshe, Coffee and Tea
Uns Dhe Coffee and Tea Pots Egg Boilers Soup Inreen
with hot rpansu Cake and Jelly hnuds, etc.
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS, etc.
SILVER PLATED CASTORS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
METAL WARES cANDLEsTIcKs, LAMPS, CkSToRs, SPOONS,
TO-.
and of the quality and all guaranteed be
found 10 This EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
Iarg. stock OF WHITE OPAQUE and COMMON cRocKERY,
| 0 wholesale.
soods charge, Of the city,
for Of l0aung families and
upon than the usual supply needed
| dAW
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Hats, Gaps, etc.

AT WHOLESALE
- ~ undrsd HATS, eompTiiine
suKFUR CASHMERE, MEXICAN, WooLhfhA"'rAh-
sndCAMPEACHr HAITI, forssleby 1900.
nd
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DEMOCRATIC sCHIsMs.

MONDAY MORNING, ooToBER II. 1858
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i~ex GxxRKs OF COURTS.
49,. r....,ov<o - ALFRED ROUSSEAU.
49, 5S.~~,rr Csxt1f THOMAS c. POOLE.
7-ss1zI 1;.s-<,,v 'fycrnr . !. CHARLES A. LABUZAN.
eek,SS% 1-5{5irr CSl,nr JAMES A. HOPKINS.
~: 'D,rr~str CourT. :. SAMUEL G. RISK.
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ron me- cry on NEW ORLEANS.
uop9s WOLFE G. R. FAGOT.
4 o. caEvAhIKR. ISAAC N. PHILLIPS.