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Taisgraphic.

philadelphia. Nov IA steamship supposed TO he either
from Boston Norfolk is ashore ON the Bukhead near
New Castle She appears to be in distress The impres
sonis she may be Of the Norfolk steamer plying be-
tween that city and New York.
Easiol, Pa Nov. THE journeymsn carpenters on
strike here for an increase Of They want 81 50
and nine hours day At present they worK ten hours
and receive 81 20.
.fbany Nov THE locomotive of the express train
from New York was thrown oil the track yesterday even
ing when the Causeway along the river, by break
age In 1t miracle that the whole train
thrown down the embankment. when Dreadful loss Of
life must have ensued. Fortunately no one was hurt
Boston, Oct Slrhe brig Helen Jane with advices from
omoa TO Sept 20 and Truxo to Oct arrived here this
morning she reports that President Carrera OF 6uata
msa took possession Of 0moa the 9th without ress
lance, and rstmhzrked again on the Zith taking with
him seven brass cannon
Boston Nov THE Democratic and Freesoil Conven.
tons which Concord yesterday formed coalition
each party nominating three candidates tor the senste
the Democratic Con, enton passed resolution declaring
irsubordinatou aud ctatiou the part Of public Off
Ger TO the head the nation treason TO the democracy
and that the removal Collector bronson by the Pres
dent met their appreciation.
Boston, Nov Portions Of wreck supposed to be OF
the steamer Ajax on sunday night 40 miles
from Cape Cod The Ajax towbost left Boston Harbsr
with IL board eight days lt supposed
That they have all persisted
The schooner IL Jenkins from Holiness Hos, picked
up at boat containing the crew OF the schooner Ed
muud Adams. of Philadelphia, from Port Richmond to
Jersey City. which had sprung Leak and been aban
doued. The had been in boat two days, without
provisions aud water.
Bu6aio Nov 1.-The recent gale has proved very disas
trous on the lakes The steamers southerner aad Min
n-sota and the brigs Gsrow and Walker have been
tally wrecked
Charleston, Nov 3-The Hon 7. l.. Hutchinson has
been reelected Mayor Of Charleston, by majority Of
462 votes
baltimore Monday Oct Sl-The Norfolk Beacon Office
fired last night. and the upper part of the building
much burnt The materials we're saved. The schooner
Il Fowler hence for Portland was into Friday
night by a brig, and lost all her fore rggings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

MYSTERIOUS DtsAPFsARASoe.-- Is said that
several valuable citizens of our town, who are OF
high standing--in the democratic party-and
ted for their patriotic Indifference to office,
yesterday vanished from our city, in a very I'M
accountable manner, and to the great appre-
hension Of the other members of the same party
The last traces of them are slight, as OF those
who are moving with great velocity They are
said to point, by the airline, to washington
Some suppose them to be impelled tbither by a
| very tender and sudden solicitude about the
| Presidents health : others connect this strange
eclipse with the vacancy in the U. s. Marshal
ship. produced by Mr.. Marigny's exchange OF
that for fatter Office This is the sort OF Rota-
ton he and the democracy believe in, & To the
yictors the spoils
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rLRnrIoN IN RATION RouGE.

ELECTION IN BATON ROUGE.
BARON RoUGE, November 8.
The following the votes cast here yesterday for the
principal candidates:
Congressional whig ATS Perkins, democrat ass.
state 7feastper-IIawthorn whig 465 Greneaux, dem
ocrat 400
State .4ador,-Kng, wing. 1876 Marks, democrat 4e'
Superintendent Public Schoos-Carrgau democrat 0ot
having opponent.
Legislature -Bostper, vhig. SIG McWhorter wing Qua
Dunn democrat. Az David, democrat Ses
Sbnif-Babin wing. 0S5 Lee. democrat 1856.
Clark District Court -Mcreuo, democrat SOC, without
opposition
Rs.oi5ier-Trudeau whig 43i skothed, democrat, 4so
.4ssesyor-pierce wing asa stuart democrat, $50.
C,ropsy-Rates wing 734 without opposition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Caleb Cushing is thrice General. He was Ty-
ler's Auctioneer General; he was Folks Briga-
der General; he is Pierce's Attorney General :;
the third for his justice In proof of the last
when he sat as manager of the Scott Court
Martial, he acquitted Pillow and almost convict
ed the conqueror of Mexico; and now, as law
yer to the Government, he absolves, nay extols
the President and Mr.. Guthrie, he condemns
Judge Bronson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
Arrivals a. the Principal Hotel. &. November &

ST CHARLES John John bount Robertson Captain
Philips Roosrt Brown wliam Mcintosh, lanes Todt, Mr.
M"rrs o. Jnc Watson, 81 J.qpos lne Csmpbell Ed
wArd, Sat'ey, Texas Slaughter, John Cheek Cails
John Carsen Par.ous Mobile Sheldon Springfield
jaime. Young Memphis George seideu NJ John II Crump
Vickshurg.
ARCADE. y kev Merritt Ia Edward Bean RIOS, John
Bunswick Ohio, Eesols Tenn Donns, St Louis
Pace Mslby R penu,9gen, rsHssi Charles Wing
o. John NJ OIsra, l. purn Y; J T Barnss ii Ford, 4
Hope Lejbetsr Miss Captain Graba, steamboat Caddo
No ~ JShsphard, Caldwell, \ o. II Fulton Conn
CTY,.J Gra.6, steamer Swamp For Strauss Newman,
Mics; Helm W tstlin, James wiknl, c DalaroI
o. Cobb Waters Texas Charles NJ Scott, u $
Stacy z Hedges, steamship Daniel Webster
NERANDA Grant, Msdbury, Ilia,kms La; " James. A
Fem, o; III Fulton, Com Cowlin lady Fsdin
and lady, Terasi W Mount, CINCINNATI 4 NJ Benbury
Norm; W Mosby, steamer Aida.
81 LOUIS Randall MITCHELL As, Lieut. Col Frcrnsaux
hiiehe Lieut. Neil Fluday, Charles Nj hollis Texas
Grey Ssmpson, Ia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

RAISING PRcEs To-day the price Of board in the prin.
cpal Hotels commences at the advanced price Of dol
lars and half per day and dollars per week for
meals to which the landlords compelled by the ex
IRENE rise in the cost of every thing used for the comfort
and accommodation OF boarders
Many Of the Tavern keepers have raised the price
brandy to ten cents per glass Of the Increased
cost Of that article, when good.
The BARRIERS have also determines at a meeting last
night 70 charge advanced price for their
vices. commencing from to-day
So the first OF November an era in the rise of
prices Tor certain accommodations In Washington al
thongh re don't discover that money any peutier
enable US to keep up with the advance Washington
Star, LIST inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

President Pierce is fortunate man and
the blind goddess never fixed upon any of her
favorites with more of her customary discern
ment. Luck-which stands, for the undeserv-
ing, in place of Providence-has helped him,
without valor to laurels, without talents to
greatness. But, above all, he is more than
thrice happy in the peculiar witnesses to his
merits, that never showed themselves until after
courage: he has Gushing to testify to his prin-
ciples.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Hon TESTIMONY. - That eminent political
moralist, Attorney General Cushing-erewhile
auctioneer to the Tyler Government-has duly
written and duly printed his professional
opinion, as a corrupt politician, in favor of the
public probity of Mr.. Pierce generally and the
particular propriety of removing Mr.. Bronson,
as soon as it came to be clear, beyond doubt
that he was ma honest and independent man.
Now, all this becomes the Peter Funk of
Tylerism exactly. What should Mr.. Pierce pay
him for, if he wouldn't always be ready to give
whatever opinion was wanted
For our part, we are entirely convinced.
Judge Bronson ought never to have been ap-
pointed What fitness could he have for Office
under this Administration particularly in the
New York Custom house The President can
only have put him there by mistake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
.SfC Books,
w ~-CAMP EET. - W
rJust Received.

LAW BOOKS
FLANDERS ON SHIPPING vol. syo.
MecLELAND fouNGEs ExCHEQuER REPoRTs-vol l.
WELsEY, hURLsToNE a sORDoN's ENCHEQuER REPORTS.
ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
PlLGRMAGEs TO ENGLISH sHRINEs. BY Mr.. s. C. Hall
POETRY OF THE YEAR-with ~ Coored nlustraious
APPLEroNS MODERN ATLAsJ4 Map. $4,000 Rsiersness
BIOGRAPHICAL, Ere
MEMOIRS OF REV. wM. CRoswELL. y. D.-InI vol. sro.
THE LIFE OF WIN. PlNkNEY. BY his Nephew. Ivol. syo
READINGS FOR MONTH By Se~eI.
THE WORKS OF JOHN e CALHOUN VOLS
HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS vola syo
PERUVIAN ANTIQUITIES. by Rysro Tschud Translated by
'. L, Hawks, d. d. LID. vol. svo.
COMPARATIVE PHILoLoGY. By NJ. scbsls Ne We're
CITY ARCHITECTURE Designs for Dwelling Houses Store
Hstel', etc.. in W Plates. By NJ. Field.
!. For sale
j. b. STEEL,
10 s9pitw 90 C..n .,re.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Hoss rs TENNESSEE = The editor of the Knoxville
Statesman says During our stay at Kingston we saw
anu eshFeFsed with persons from nearly every section Of
hoane county, and all in representing the corn
crop OF tins year as something better than usual Hogs
are superintendent Holders asking So per hundred
We heard of scarcely any sales Purchasers seem in
disposed to give the prices asked
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

THE WAR OF THE RosEs-Ihe Hon Greerac h.
has replied in bitter vein the last letter of
Guthrie. Hon Caleb Cushing, United States A,,oray
General has also written letter to the Boston po,t ~
nouneng the recent coalition Of locoocos and the e
PARTIES We shall not publish these documents as we 40
not deem them Of enough interest the readers Of ti
paper warrant their insertion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

The dENvINE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.-A teegrapbic dis
pStch was received here yesterday from james Norris
agent Tor =" The Old Campbell Minstrssr announcing
that thls talented Company had left St Louis m route
for this city They will open Monday evening next the
l'th Instant at Odd Fellows Hall Our citizens well re-
member the performances of this troupe last winter when
they played for succession nights to crowded a,
diences Ia the present dull state Of amnsemants and
with the relish our population has for genuine the
arrival Of the campoels will be hailed with delight Re-
member Monday next,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

Plantation Clothing.
GENERAL DEPOT OF PLANTATION CLOTHING,
AT Nos, IL and 10 Old Leyes,
Corner Of Cu,iomhou.e street
to- Pl.n,.r. will fni this ng.s,
complete ...ortneu Of PLANTATION CLOTHING
They vii End th.r advantage purchase
their Clothing ready nas will thereby aBd
And Arod all the trouble Of manufacturing at home.
wOMEN'S AND GIRLS PLANTATION
CLoTHIrG.
WARN LISsEY FROCKs,
HEAVY COTTONADE FRocKs.
HEAVY kERsEY JosEYs. liz. Msn's Ja.t,a, protso
from th. cold
COTToNADE JOsEYs, do
BROWN COTTON CHEAIsEs.
MEMS AND BOYS WINTER PLANTATION
MEMS AND BOYS HEAVY KERsEI MONKEY JACKETS,
Do do DO do PAN1ALoosS
T~iil.d RED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Do. HICKORY SHIRTS.
BLANKET cAPurFs wrTs HOODS.
SCOTCH AND POINTED WOOL CARS.
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 SUMNER PLANTATION
CLOTHING.
DENNIS AND LOG CABIN COTToSADB PANTATOoNs.
DENNIS ASD log CABIN HARVEY JACKETS
CUTTDSADE yAREUSEs
HICKORY AND CHECK SHiF1s.
CAMPEACHY STRAW HATS,
WHITE AND BROWN NETTING MOSQUITO BARS.
OIL CLOTHING
OH. CLOTH MONKEY JACKETS,
OIL CLOTH PANTALOOSs,
OIL CLOTH STORM HATS
NEW ARTICLES OF OIL CLOTH,
For which hars secured a pal.ut.
OIL CLOTH APRONS with Sleeves expressly protect
pekss rom the auTslns Effects Of the dew the
plant IN the early hour, Of tn. morning
OIL CLOTH CAPoTEs with Hoods she head. Thi, article
will And planters
weather, hood shielding the nssroI completely
! the wet
Tie Oil Clothing be too highly recommended planters
asthsy will End by that deal Of sickness
by sothe' will ssw
kept back field until the tbs
earlier tina day. gaining thereby hour picking
\ each hand.
Planter. others cali
stock goods, which offer SCI. on liberal srns.
| n. c. F0LGER Nos. IT and 10 Old Lsv.s,
nj stlpltW Of Custonhouss ST.
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lHt "AsHlSoroN srAR.--This ably conducted paper
suus 70 Us in an enlarged form There is no journal at
washington into whose columns we look for political sta
ts''eai and personal intelligence with more conddeuc,
Una" we 10 INTO this The Star has actually become in
:, 70 'oe hundreds Of newspapers throughout
nor intelligence from the Capitol W. ,,I -
porous career pc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

NEW ORLEANS.
THIS we'll knsSn -bsmeut having uudsrgOus eompss
pairs ETC. daring past summer open psbc ID,
Proprietor grateful would solicit the
" The accommodations for Families unsurTAIssi By etsI
IN the South. (o2s sp.wul J. W. YOUNG, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

DistsrFRs on LANE ERtE-Loss ofHt Steaas, Mnnesot
end Cargo We learn from the officers Of tho propeller
Fnry which arrived this morning from Detroit that tho
steamer Minnesota Capt Bennett bound from Chicago tc
this port with large load Of produce went ashore on
the rocks about half mile above Maiden near the
Lime Kilns,a in the Detroit river, on Thursday night
last. Her crew was brought down by the Fntry tn,
Minnesota had on board 100 bushels seed 600 bushels
wheat 10000 bushels oats. 700 barrels flour and or
terces rice The oats and wheat consigned TO Lee
Abel Co The cargo will prove total loss The vessel
was insured for $4,000 $4,000 in the Sun office and
$4,000 with the Mutual Insurance Company
Propeller Nsw England 4shorsWe learn that the pro.
peler New England, bound from Buffalo for Chicago
went ashore night before last the Canada shore near
Long Point She had on board three hundred tups mer
chandise Buffalo Republic
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Election Returns.


~ ~ 1ne noul y s"s ~ p'e.' ms 'ue
~ ''s To- u 'Ao wy nav nv
49, o'D' ''N 4 anu 50" p's''"0'' A"O A'' ''e"
A' a. I4VA- "
in 'o'e W. Noheis III 'lie firS' DiS.iIo' Is ho' sum
S Oo"pe'e ~ guS'"' a"y o'h''us,oh 10 W INC P'o-
O'oe u ei'nei 'Snu'ua'e' hun' s Pfo'1os
eiec'eu oy i1fse majority
~ o'l'i S'a.e O"''i W. Aa' No means VI asoer
1 80 W. iN' '0 nOAliAe'S arc p'o"aoy
49,
IL 70 o'f III 'ne ris'
DI'i'o''
'IAIh ~ neP't'efd'ee Dt'n'et-H
60 = imp a.o
=, ',o''- ana n
Wings anu De'ineSsr' 1snioera'' are
-, ,,...
-, - n "os"er d Nc
IeI " as are eieoteu
~ utaulont fenA H.
~ ~ '-''l0 ciOn r ueniOo'%s'' ate eec'ea
g.. $500 " t'Ao" anu r w.
sereFh Representative Distriet--John b IRENE and l..
fAfse uenocra's are elected
EishiH Rei'ese'ta'tre D'str7ct--John Newman and NJ
"eishlemef' democrats are elected
AHm he"esetaHre D''t'1d'-John Miniter, democrat,
Is eiecteu,
III Anglers, Iheophhus mayer wing Is elected to the
in 'he inro representative DlStrlct' Roberts James
slater seates Caldwell and oney democrats, are all
prooaoiy eeeted oy small maJorlties
We give the names OF parish officers (ah democrats)
VINO are prooaoly elected by large majorities
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Day and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ D DGMITRY
" Instlulon DAY, September a. lssa
opszsd really receive Board
srs, Half BosrIan and Day scholars
Nouswnksd ystsus psfc Instruction 1te1t bo7ss o.
Questionable porristy .doPt,i strietssutor psd, a
the phyrS welfare to the moraansg Bsetu4il y"op!
msntof she pupil
Thsu.ta,iou ssgsat advantages o sheIsAbug
language.
Apply BY letter, Ia,.a TIvOt cRCLE
South-s astasction. d-rgl v4p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

ANoTHER MuFpEEf-We understand that a man by the
name OF Patton cotton buyer was Killed In an
Wednesday evening by Gus Pryor W. al moi Ise, h.
particulars but understand that Paton throat was 81
badly cut that he died shortly after the deed was dons
Augusta (Ca Republic S' u'ns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

On the LIST ult., at Philadelphia, AZ a lit,le
s'Tl returning from school was passing beneath scaold
workman let fail a hatchet which struck lrecv -,
th' poor ehids head The hammer part Of the iEnla
men was nearly buried in her brain, causing instant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09
Mats, Caps. etc.

k AT WHOLESALE.
k1 OnshuHdrsd cases. HATS, comprising
SIZE, FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN WOOL STRAW PslgILts
adCANPEA1Hf HATE, tor.A.by
iylttpdA FROST a co. 10 MAvnIiasstre.t
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To The Ladies.

NJ A D A LATEN
Repeatedly offers her services Orleans r
Of the foloeing dseaae,. PRoLAPsUs UTER
WHITES, PRoFVSE AND PAINFUL TRANSFORMATIONS IN.
GORGESiENT AND LIBERATION or THE WOMB
The adopted BY thst shsh the approval
tho distinguished Surgeons Of PARE Ylfa aai
Of which he has ample testimony many
rs.pec table she us,s isass
Of the Uterus, Of nature, be
Madam deyotss herself exclusively he Ia. and
can be e9ns1lt-d DAILY, at 81 residence,
myis spH 1888 st. IosepL strcet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

corroN SAMPLrSe pAPrR-We call attention to the ad
vertsement Off B Steel giving notice the receipt Of
supply of the above-named article
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DR.. EdC. Jeal,er Gore.

DRUGGIsT, No IS Camp ST.
e- DR. E. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS Is extensive w.. n,
nearly fifteen years have heir alntrsd
unsurpassed aled by any The North
SOUTHERN COUGH fRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsAPARIfIA AND ctJBEgs
AMERICAN COUGH IOzESGH.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR TIE RELIEF Ann ppp
NANEST CURE OF THE PILES.
tr Prepared at No IS Camp street. by DIE COKE and r
sale by Drags generally. 4,,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

lhere were the week ending the 30th ~
deaths in Boston ia in Philadelphia and 81 in Bstmor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

South Hesf Psss-Nov 5, 10A M-The following cleo
ton returns have been received here this morning
Bdhse-Democrstic majority lag.
South Vest PasSFor Representatives, Democratic ma
jorty, los For Cougress-Dunbar 116 GayarrG O.
R9nqnito Precinct-For Congross-Gaysrre a Dunbar.
resentatiyes-Wilkuson, whig 10 Where, dem
3 Lauranoe. dem. % lPic.
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man named Hugh Mccartney was so much
injured at philadepbiA On no III II, ,,nnin. -,
W a. as carr as 10 expire eight hours after the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

RECORDER WINTERS CoURT-Ffr District
last month suspicion of having committed murder in
Illinois and escaped from justice discharged by Re
corder Winter there being evidence against him.
LARCENY. -One Mrs Smith was yesterday ar
raigned before this a charge of having stolen
twenty dollars from Philip Conner in Union street As
the theft occurred in Mrs Smiths house while Philip
INDUCED in unconscious slumber justified in sup
posing him to have been victim of misplaced confidence
RECORDER RAMOS CoURT. Second District.
Simon Boloss policeman the Second District entered
deposition yesterday in this against four ndivdu
ais unknown to him. charging them with having assaulted
him with weapons at the Of Jefferson Chartrss
streets Warrants issued for their arrest.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES. - G. Bollwnkle was
charged in this court yesterday by his wifs Catherine
with being the habit of using upon her person the rod
Of correction with nustifsbe severity aud with having
declared intention of assisting her to shuttle off this
mortal coil Bolwinkls was furnished with invitation
to attend The next regular session of this court
A CANNIBAL.-A warrant was yesterday is
sued by Recorder Ramos for the Of Francis Pealon
who keeps bakery in Bourbon street and Who Is charged
with having committed violent assault upon Jean Re-
don in the aforesaid bakery giving him then and there
thorough basng knocking him down and nearly eating
of one of his fingers
Using THE KNIFE.-John Colbert was arrested
on Monday night in Customhouse street by officer
roll for inAictng dangerous wound with knife upon
one Meerteas who sent to the Hospital Colbert
was locked up to await the result of the inquiry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-09

FIREWORKS EXHIBITION, grand fireworks
exhibition Of Mons Gator for the benefit of the Camp
street Female Orphan Asylum comes of this evening in
Lafayette Square The magnifcsnce of Cators sxhbi-
tons is we'll and all who are capable of exercising
the most perfect Of all virtues charity should not miss
this opportunitY
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vNetc Goods .veic Goods
SHERMAN & PIERSON,
Corner Canal and Magazine .t.


kF Gentlemen examine spe.dd assortment Of
NEW CL0THIN
JUST RECEIVED,
OF OUR MANUFACTURE
And comprising all the Novelties OF tho Season.
New Style BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRoCK COATS
BLACK and FANCY WINDSOR PALToES;
FANCY CASHMERE JACKSON FRoCKs;
BLUE and BROWN CLOTH PALToEs (large sleeve.),
MAROON and BLUE PLUSH VESTS;
PLAID SILK yEGv EFT VESTS,
EMBROIDERED GRENADINE VESTS.
ty- A Fine Stock Of
ovERCoATsi
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
FANCY SILK, SATIN, CASHMERE aud CLOTH VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS OF all kinds
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
GLOVES,
SUBSCRIBERS. etc.
TT Still adbarng selling GOOD GOODS Low
PRICES respectfully ys examination stock.
tfr No trouble show
SHERMAN h PERSONS.
no bteoi Up MAsaIns street. CauAl, n. o.
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Drugs, .uedici,,es, Perfun,e,v. etc.

~ The subscriber would respectfully attention OF
Planters Phyoians and Families assorted stoek
comprising every article 70 hs Inc Of business al Which, On
examination, will be touad FRESH AND GENUINE Darn n
season SODA WATER AND MEAD Of the best onAlits -
will be found At this with all the popua Mineral
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, ETC. Bar Rooms ,I "a a.
GOULEY BlTTERS, etc. THOMAS s'N''i''' .
ap dAWys Druggist and Apohecary Camp and To "a. alta
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Roots, Shoes and Brogans,

MVHT At " TIULEsALE,
HW$ So- nndnErom ship Norfolk genera
~ s9f.meht Of BOOTS, sHoEs BRoGANs HATS AZ s
Psn,asous supplied with prime RUssET BRoGANs WOOL
MEXICAN PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPEAcHY hats a,
the lowest market prieaE,hy
iyiss,dA FROST a co, 10 Magazine ,rest
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Far woRKs.-A grand display Of FIRE works for the
benefit of the Camp street Female Orphan Asylum will
take place tonight Lafayette Square The display is
10 be superntended by the renowned Fire King Mons
Gator, and will doubt be imposngy brilliant. Being
charitable purpose citizens will doubt respond
TO the call right Literally.
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