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DROUGHT to the First District Police a.
} > Prtson- ~ Z
usAs bak, % yse DID, beet high: lame ia night
leg Says he belongs Mr. Usau Zdfans about u Mills the ~
JOHN blnsk nbct n years inches h The
upper Says he belong. Mr.. Josa
down the Coast.
Tho Owners ole comply respecting th"n.
JONATHAN W0RlAlI. wArden.
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DROUGHT to the First District Police 4
ID rri.on-- "A
MATILDA Fruiatirsss 10 years aid . nehe.ShA
high. Says she belongs Mr.. Frederick Boyd Of NaehrIX1
Miss ssppi.
rETE haes, about A. ol feet * inches high, Says he
beaags Mr., Shepherd, the Coast.
The will pleAss comply with The lay respecny them
JONATHAN WoRRALI4 Warden.
New Orleans November "a, is5g n9s lawsw
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.smusEMENrs LAST EVENING.

ptlerps's ACKNOWLEDGMENT play Of Hamlet
was evening at the Varieties Theatre with
Miss Ellen Batcman Handel. We have only to renew
our notice Of the previous evening 1t poor bald and
Incompetent in every respect 1t was childs persona
ton throughout and not that Of actor actress 1t
weak and foolish and namby pamby 1t thu act
ing of child 1t Hamlet travested instead Of Hamlet
performed The startling of the play bills
all stuff and 1t drew nobody it Influenced
nobody The play poorly rendered throughout Miss
Batemans Hamlet had Mr.. Aliens Ghost bad
and the only saving thing in the performance was Mrs
Warwick's Opheiia which good
The comedy Of Her Royal Highness was played with
tolerable merit but not such comedy ought to be
played The children growing too old for the ehsrae
ters in which they appear and for the they
have been used to-
ST. CHARLES THEArRE.-Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams
played last evening before large and respectable audi
ence. 1t was not such could have desired
but nevertheless credtable. Tomorrow evening We
will be better able to notice their performances.
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I'VE DAILY CRESCENT.
j, L0YING YOUR ENEWY.

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in two; that's the other. Abolition is the top
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sawyer, Disun'on ."c po''on' VI VIZ Pie an
which Ne (pOor miserable timber y are sliced
1890.
into INV tunper "uu plank Win "nich ehose "ini'
cable knaves nre building themselves houses
NJ.
while pretending 70 De ngnting 30 nercely
bereavement r,eonle have lopo been saving that
the parsons could not get living Without MIN
,vhn,,, II. ~ ara elvevs abusing old Nick. and
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was also brought against depousut endeavorng
make appear that after he accused had swinded
the rm Of their aud goods be had taken fo
cbe possession q their store No II st. Charles street
The examination Of the will Oh en- the list
inst when Ia possible may hear very different YER
sion Of the story
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Larue.-Jo-
eph 0Ne sent before this court in June last BY Record
er Winter on charge of assaulting and attempting to
kill Thomas ONeil with revolver, tried yesterday
and found guilty Of assault
of color was tried on two ceunts1s for giving and SELL
ing liquor slaves and ID for causing liquor to be sold
and given, ETC. Found guilty on the hrst count Sen
fenced fine of $500 and costs and house forfeited
Non, proseo,i was entered in the Of VIM. Long
worth charged with larceny
Eliza Lawrence was found guilty Of stealing, the 23d
Of November the sum of 500 from Dennis Hickey.
Antonio Dango tried information for assault
with intent to murder one Maria Soari the 10th Of
last September. Dapgo sician and 1t appears had
been instgated BY man named kmassa 70 procure the
hind beaten with club while seated in the door Of
her store Charities street, between st. Louis and
It ia stated that Maria (who IL italian woman)
possession OF secret regarding the man Rnassa
and that in order to ensuse against ne the
before Recorder Ramos that tho man Dango had con-
essed to her time to the assault that he
the who had attempted her life that Rimassa
had offered him Dapgo 500 kill herr that he had refu-
but agreed and actually did procure man to
commit the deed This was the crime for which Dsnso
500 he succeeded and $40 the attempt failed Dango
confessed that he stood the corner Of st Louis and
Chsrtres streets ct time Of the attack armed with
dirk to defend the murderer from arrest he that
his revesng the whole STAIR was enmity
towards Rmassa in consequence OF dicuy which had
since arisen between them in regard to the division
stolen money The monster who committed the deed
escaped he struck bat blow, believe, but 1t wa
with a heavy budgeon and feled the woman upon the
nsensb causing her to bleed profussy and placing
her life for some time in critical condition There
much testimony brought forward tending prove thes
ryr- nd nf tha pria0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

THE RAvEL TRourE-This unrvaled troupe of dancers,
gymnass and pantommists at last accounts playing
the National Theatre St. Louis to crowded houses
Hundreds Of wishing to obtain admission to their
performances been nightly turned away for want Of
room to accommodate them since the opening night of
these artists.
The company composed of thirty performers selected
from among the celebrated in the principal theatres
of Paris Milan Naples st Petersburg and other European
cities OF Gabriel Rave and Of Mmle. Zoe the St. Louis
papers speak in terms Of unqualified praise. The
pany will be here shortly after the close Of their present
engagement.
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readers, from the London Athensum, the fol.

<AencAAocAss>s
lowing:
Of shakspeareloviug Transatlantic cousins to
Sfratford-op-Av that Of the windows, designed
crsiDny for stained glass but ned should q ds
voted TO offerings from certain cities in the United
has Il been referred to the vicar the Reverend
HArsine; and our correspondent, &c. ~, wno ee,ors
addressed this subject informs Is that zoe
very cordially adopts the suggestion Of the
memorials 10 the shrine Of Shakspssre ~ onsnnk y NV
American nation and that y bad also zen Az rn sp
proved by others We hops therefore that the proposal
viii now assume spesne form by the choice Of as many
the most emiusnt cities e the states as can we o
allowed Ia en;ov the privilege due Justice being also done
70 o,,r own more graceful affecting tribute to the
And the world wide rcnown Of the Bard OF Avon
could not well b offered than TINS from the m,o.s
vderpees which his Anglo Saxon fellow countrymep
have vanqushed and have civilized"
How infinitely better, how Intimately worthier
of two great sister-nations, these mutual honors
to the men that are the common ornament, the
common benefactors of their race, than the base
and odious reproaches and prejudices, which de-
magogues are always trying to call up in the
popular mind Very different the lesson which
one of those who have themselves added to our
famc--wc mean Washington Aston, far the
best Of our painters except Leutze, and himself
no mean poet--one than whom there was no
truer American-has left u.s. With a noble
hberality and truth, he says:
Though ages long have past,
Since fathers left their home,
Their pilot in the blast,
Ger untrayeled seas to roam,
Yet lives the blood Of England in our veins.
And shall We not proclaim
That blood of honest fame,
Which no tyranny can tame
With its chains?
While the language, free and bold,
Which the bard Of Avon sung,
And in which Milton told
How the vault of Heaven rung
When Satan blasted fell with his host
While this in accents meet,
Ten thousand echoes greetp
And from rock to rock repeat,
Round our coast
While the manners, while the arts,
That mould nations soul,
Still cling around our hearts;
Between let oceans roll,
Our joint communion breaking with the sun:
Yet still from either beach
The voice of blood shall reach,
More audible than speech:
We one!n
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels
December Is

CITY Bocpe 7 vetd-n str Midas Knih.bocksT
Walker Tate,C johnson, W y Some La; V Power
Nyo Phinias, II C Bottom NY; M,Raa, Cal; W
Joaes walacs Sprague T George, Pomsroy Miss;
Meyers Smith, B S Muslns Ky; W Canihed Bri.on,
Orleans
ST CHARLES Oliver and lady, Miss Harrison, q
Fla; ST. Loui, Les, Pa Pickering waller
Seyr.ou NY otngsr, s. Irwin, Mobile; Booth
sRtbb II Carr NO, Polk, D T Luke W Jeses,
La; Mrs Church, Texas.
ST LOUIS Deognsy and Bersu lady chill
dren Shllsnd No; Morrison Mrs Moros, Misy Msr
rsou, W willis, A Wharton NY.
MIRANDA lady, children Young
A B Burt NYG Sldsls Miss; -th children
st louis Trsnehan Kyi ssppngton Robin
ron, Lexington, La
ARCADE. J Hays, wsrd King Harris Moore, W
Reese Grushil Hooper, Sinai 0swslt Lehman,
Tenn; A Heron, NJ Cad we'll NO.
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So We requested to state that the French Protes
tant Church. situated Rampant street. of Bien
vle under the pastoral charge Of Rev O. Fl. William
son. having undergone the necessary repairs will be
to the public on Sunday morning, 18th inst.
Divine service at IL O'Clock NJ. and ~ NJ, every
Sabbath
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.NesU Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET
IRWIN 4 EORNO

.Nesp Clothing Store,
No 40 CANP STREET.
IRWIN < FORNO
T Have received opening and fine stock
CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
cssssuss
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS superior
article. asd sf,hs hnSh;
BLUE CLOTH TRoCK and DRESS COATS, with Pas Gilt
Buttons;
BROWN sd OLIVE FRocR DRESS COATS;
superior article Of FRENCH BEAVER ENGLISH KERsEY
ovERcoATs CLoAgs PALEToTs and SAC COATS Of all
oelors and styles,
BLACK DoEsKIN CASHMERE PANTS;
different Of FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS;
Fancy SILK and PLUSH VELVET VISITS,
Plais and Figured SILK SATIN VESTS
WHITE SILK MARsEILLES VESTS;
Plain md E.br.dsr.d MARsEILLEs VESTS;
LINEN md LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mechanical Worked Bo,om,i
Plain, Fancy md WHITE SILK CaAvATs;
Else Heavy CASHMERE UNDKRsHIRTs sad DRAWERS;
sUsPENDERs;
HOSIERY;
HANDkERCHIErs
GLOVES;
UMBRELLAS;
TRUNKS;
yALlSEs;
CARPET BAGS, etc
~ We will BY III. arrival 81
sysry steamship New York pubs
gsassy Examine whsh will DO sold
n2e Sptf
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.HetU Goods. So. .FesC Goods.
GIQUHL & JAMISON,

.NetC Goods. svetC ROOOS.
GIQUBL s. MISON,
No. IL Chartres street.
~ H.,. j..t received Pc. arrivals from Havrs rich
omsut Of the following articles which they call ee particular
attention Of ,hsr customer The public
RICH Embroidered COLLARS BANDb, iAC1, eel
RICH PRINTED DE LAME DREssn
PLAID AND STRIPED vALENcIASi
PRINTED DE LANES, small patterns;
FIGURED AND PLAID woRsTrD. for children,
RICH PRINTED FRENCH cALICoEsi
BLACK AND WHITE FRENCH CALlCoDi
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTAEs
CLOTHS. all solors, for Ladies' clsaks;
PLAIN DE LANES, all eolorsi
FRENCH MrRlNos AND oAsHMER.s. all ooo-s
ALPACA AND BOMBAzINE;
PRINTED BARGE DRESSES, three aosns.sl
CoLoRED AND BLACK CAssIhEhh,
CoLORED AND BLACK CLOTHS;
CoLoRED FLANNEls AND TAkANs;
RED BLANKETS, superfne;
RICH PRINTED FoULARD DRnsSB;
RICH FIGURED SILK DRESSES, three ssi s'e sOsuses4
PLAIN AND CHANGABLE SILKS;
FIGURED, STRIPED PLAID AND PLAIN BLACK silks
PLAID AND STRIPED ToULARD SILKS;
BLACK WHITE AND coIoRED SATIN;
SILK POCKET MANUFACTURER
CLOTH TABLE COVERS;
EMBROIDERED PLAIN RIvRRE L. c. HAsDKsxCHIEFs;
LINEN CAMBRIA AND LINN;
ENBRoIDERED MUSLIN EDGIsG AND IssERTlN9i
EMBROIDERED JACoNET SKIRTS;
REAL LACE sHAwLs;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COLLARS AND sHAwis;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CASHMERE;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTHS;
CASHMERE, SATIN AND SILK yEsrTNG;
GENTIKMENs' LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS;
LADIES' AND CIiLDRES's HOSIERY;
srNrLEAEN's AND LADIES' MIRINo Shirts
COTTON HOSE AND HALF HOSE
SILK HOSE AND HALF HOSE
FANCY AND PLAIN VELVET RIBBONS;
FANCY SILK RIBBoNs;
NEEDLES, PINS HOOKS AND EYES AND FANS
LINEN RUFFLEs, PEARL BUTTONS md SEWING COTTON;
WORsTED SILK DAMsk, for csrtains;
| woRsTED AND COTTON DAMAsK, fer surtainsi
COTTON DAMAsK, fer curtains;
CORD AND TAssELs, for eurt.insi
| vALENCIENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING;
| BLACK AND WHITE CULTURE;
| LADIES' AND CHILDRENs SILK GLOVES
| FRENCH CoRsETs
BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES.
| WEDDING sCARFEs AND Wills
! LADIES' AND MISSES PARAsoLs.
| RICH AND PRINTED BARKGrs, at sss per yard
PLANTATION GOODS.
aRANIKR FRENCH BLANKETS, > Poistsi
| KENTUCKY JEANS AND LlNsEYS;
| JERSEYS,
PLAID LINSEYs,
FLANNEIs,
STRIPES.
TICKING.
| cHocTAw STRIPES AND PLlIDs
BLEACBED AND BROWN COTTON,
COTTON sHEETIHGs e. 4,'1O-t and ia.
| 6IQUEL L JAMESON
! dia st2p Chartr.. .trset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

HSDck Nssh at 81 st. Charles street. has just received
and offers for sale choice lot of pickles and Meohanoc
potatoes both of which articles designed expressly
family use.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

ORLEANS THEArRE.-The grand opera in five acts, by
Halevey of Charles the VIZ will be performed at this
house Saturday night the 18th inst The principal
parts will be sustained by Mme Borghese aud Beron
and by Mons Lapierre and Lacroix.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

MMLLE Soro-We learn with pleasure that Mmlle Soto
the dansese will shortly arrive and that she will appear
at the Orleans Theatre-probably on Monday next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

bargains to be Had
s. N MOODY'S.
A GOOD SHIRT FOR q %.
HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR o.
PURE SILK UNDERsHlRTS FOR o. EACH
PURE SILK SOCKS FOR SOC. A PAIR.
DOG SKIN GLOVES, "a superior article for driving.)
tB- And large assortment Of
FANCY cRAvATs;
DE JoINvILLE NAPOLEON, ALBERT,
BEAUFORT and OPERA TIES.
JoUyIN's KID GLOVES,
SUSPENDERS,
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs, eb, etc
tB prices equally Call
s.. MO0DY'S
New Orleans Shirt Gsntsmens Furnishing Emporium,
DIS stop cod Canal and Exchange Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

ANOTHER DnAMArc EIcrrnrNr--The New York Day
Book says that the play of Alexandra Dumas La
Jeunssse prohibited from be
ing produced at the Theatre Fucaise in Paris by the
Imperial censorship, after the manager had expended
some $4,000 in getting it up-s now in New York and
will be shortly produced at leading theatre The time
of the piece Louis XIV about seventeen aud
when he was in love with Mademoiselle Marie Msncin
niece of the then allpowerful Cardinal Mazarin who
frustrated this youthful passion Of his royal pupil
Withdrew its object from his realm.
When the prohibition first TRANSFERRED, the manager
of in despair, and posthaste to Dumas
Brussels announcing the catastrophe Dumas returned
word by telegraph to postpone the first rehearsal of the
play for week--immediately commenced work
and the following Monday sent the manuscript of La
enessed de Louis Quinse which produced with
~ the same decorations had been provided the
Qlaoze and is running with immense This
is literary feat that other writer but Dumas would
have thought of attempting and which he has
equaled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

ArroSTsrsrs PREsIpEsr-By and acith The .7drce
and Consent II The SenaeJohn Mason, of Virginia to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpotentary at the
court of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of the French
Thomas Seymour, Of Connecticut, to be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister plsnipotentay the of
Imperial Majesty the Emperor Of all the Russias
an Robert McLane of Maryland, to be Commissioner to
the Empire Of China
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

SUR AGAINST the CRY New YoRK-In the Superior
Court Of New York Mr. Charles Huston has brought
action to $4,000 damages from that city having
had his thigh broken in consequence of falling into hole
in the street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

Posr-oFricE RoBBKRy-Ayoung named Sela Mat
thews has been arrested at Waerown NewYork charged
with robbing the postoico at that place Over hun
dred letters broken open found in his trunk with
drafts to the amount of $780, He had been employed in
the office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

wASrEp.-A supply of "ottomans'' for the repose Of
the weary Russians Those stuffed with hair-breadth
escapes not desired
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

THE RAcrs-In few days the winter will COM
mence. Hundreds of interested people coming to
town daily and expect few weeks of considerable
sport The stables to be represented aud
well filed the horses are most of them old avores and
equal any of their predecessors The stakes worthy
of competition The town is full of strangers and if
do not have such the turf has rarely been
either in this city elsewhere it will be the fault of the
nags most decidedly. Then burrah for the races
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

Antonio Quiaterio, who caused the soldiers re-
Gently at Cardenas Cuba TO take themselves of the island
reported has been condemned to suffer the death
penalty by the garolte
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Jeireis Of Memory.
NORM ANS,
IL CAMP STREET.
FThe COLLECTION OF

u h Q CoITectfoh OF WIT
SPLENDID ANIMALS,
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
this Essbhmen that the customary Catalogue will
discontinued The Proprietor however,
every work Of Acknowledged MERIT
AND BEAUTY has place upon his Tables hsrstoe and
ready for examination.
Decsmber 1883. tiis qpi&W III January, 1854
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS,
Tyuat Received.
HAypoN's AUTOBIOGRAPHY Edited by Tom Tvof b. svo'''
THE TEACHER AND THE PARENT By g. Ncr'hsn vol sm0.
YOUTHS MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHY, eombred with History anu
Astronomy
JANUARY AND JUNE By D. =. Taylor VOL i'mo'
LACoUR ON THE MANUFACTURE OF LIQUOR limo
HARpERs MONTHLY MAGAZINE Vol. =. Bound
HISTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH by chan vol sso'
WILD SCENES SONG BiRDs-Ilusn'ed By 9. W. wsosr
UP THE RIVER. by v. W. Shelton vol. ismo' eio'h.
THE PoTiPHER PAPERS, reprinted from PuinAmi Monthly
THE SECRET SUCCESS OF FAMILY AFFAIRS. AMsmon by
Mi~ssippsn. In vol. ismc.
HEALTH TRIP TO TROPICS. By N. Parker Wilh. iro'
iemo, =
THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. VOL >. Pusaams New
Edition.
LADY LEES wIDowiiOOD. vol.
CHARLES AucnEsTER. Memorial. BY H. Berger
HARPER,s NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
PUTNAM's MONTHLY FOR DECEMBER.
wFor sale by
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MYSTERIOUS DEArH We yesterday noticed the of
Mr.. John R. stuyvesant, in NewYork, who had been
swnded out of property to the of $4,000 by
infamous conspiracy The trial Of Seymour and his wife
the guilty PARTIES set ds@n for tho It'll at 10 O'Clock
The time arrived the defendant with his counsel ap
peared After the coart had waited nearly hour in
formation received that Mr. Stuyvesant had died at
six O'Clock that morning Of Asstc cholera Tits thought
by that he committed suicide rather than the
exposure the trial would subject him to.
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Eresh rste0is!

P.&E rrTbLY &CO.,
C.,..r Canal snd Royal streets,
iu.t d psr steamship City, further supply o.
new AND BAsHIoNABLE GOODS,
Il, THAR already vel. escorted stock Tbs following are lew me
issding articles wiz
RICH FRENCH cALiCoEs, from 10 cents 10 % csn's'
FRENCH CASHMERE D'ECossE, all eci0r', HNi
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK;
RRocHk AND wATERED BARBOUR
FLouNcID BARRGK ROBES;
PLAIN, PLAID AND DAMAsK BLACK siLki
BLACK NolRE ANTIQUE;
eros DE- NAPLES, all esor'I
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New style BRocADE SILKS )
| FLouNCEp AND BAyADERE SILK ROBES;
CLoAKs AND PELIssEs CLOTH AND VELVET Of the Newest
Styles;
EMsRoIDEREp HANDKERCHIEF, COLLARS AND cnEMI
zETTEs;
| EMBROIDERED sLEEvfs;
MOURNING GOODS.
| <Av 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE- LANES;
| BLACK NERINo AND CAsHMRRB;
| BLACK THIBET BLACK ALPACA;
| BLACK BoMBAzINE
| BLACK FoULARD;
BLACK CHALLY;
| BLACK (LADIKsD CLOTH
| All Styles Of MOURNING EABRolDERiEs, ETC., etc.
TABLE, LINENS splendid assortment Of pAhAsks, IAbLh
| CLOTHS s.d NAPKINS, Of every s's
IINWN SHIFTING, from satoi9&.
SUPERIOR irish uNINs, from - up.
p L. REILLY co,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

Comfort In Cold Weather.
II Those who desire comfort during tbs present Geld weaher
we'll Of the outward would do vol 10 call
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S,
rich stock Of ssssoabs CLOTHING
among which be found
RICH VELVET TRIMMED BEAVER WALKING COATS;
SULTANA OPERA SACs;
DEvoNsHlRE KERsEY SACS and PALErors all eolors;
FUR, BEAVER and HIMALAYA sACS and PALEToTs;
BLACK, BLUE and GRAY WHITNEY SACS and PALET0TS;
BLACK and CoLoRED CLOTH CLoAKs and ovERcohTS;
EXTRA LONG PILOT COATS BLANKET COATS;
and general assortment OF CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, etc, etc.
II NO DEYIdTfoN IN PRICES III
ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
dis 6tap 81 Maga.ins street, ner Of Grnvisr.