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DrNgs, .lMedtctn es and Ghenicais,

Dr.. .. J. C0XE, No. 95 Camp street.
Er DR. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS in a.enstvs n,s IA,
nearly fifteen yeara have by their acquired
unsurpassed ifequaled by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH sYRuP
EXTRACT OF coPAIvA, SARsAPARIILA AND CURRIERS'
AMERICAN COUGH LezEaGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS. q, =...z
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER-
LAMENT CURE OF THE PILES,
ERr Far sale by Druggata generally iv7 eptf
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To The Ladies.

NJ d A nj l. A 7 10
E9 Respectfully the Ladies' of New Orleans for
the treatment of the following PRoLApsUs UTERI
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MENsTKuAT1oN EN-.
GoR6EMEHT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB "a
Theeatmen adopted by which has me. them roy,
the most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris and New aud
lis success here of which she has ample testimony and the many
ladies' she refer Qualities al diseae
OF the Uterus, not OF natne can be cured
Madam daotes herself exclusively to the dgeaeas Of nds mi
can be consulted DAILY, at herresdence,
myS eptf 1s8 =, ya,L ..
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RB-our business readers Will with pleasure from
notice elsewhere that the affairs of the aented dead de-
scend by the provisions of his will who
have long conducted most worhly their active manage
ment and who will maintain in all its honors Of integrity
and skill the house Of Matthews, Finley Il Co.
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ORLEANS Saturday evening viii be pre-
sented DoniEetis grand opera Of La Favorite in which
Messrs Lapierre and Lacrox, and MIME Borghese and
Martial will appear, On Monday evening will be presen-
ted for the last time Mozarts grand opera Of Don Clio
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Near Clothing Store,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
IRWIN & FORNO -


&.:. IRWIN s. FORNO
E just received opening, ok of
CLOTHING and GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
CONSISTING
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRocK DRESS COATS, superior
article md Of the aud finish;
BLUE CLOTH FRocK DRESS COATS with and Gilt
Buttonai .~." sss
BROWN md OLIVE FRoCK DRESS COATS;
superior article OF FRENCH BEAVER ENGLISH KERsEY
ovERcoATs, cLoAKs PALETors and SAC COATS Of all
colors and styles
BLACK DOESkIN and CASHMERE PANTS; -sS44
different styles patterns FRENCH CASHMERE PANTs
Fancy SILK PLUSH VELVET VESTS
Plaiu and Figured SILK SATIN VESTS;
WHITE SILK and MARsE1LLRs VESTS:
Plain and Embroidered MARSEIl,LES VESTS; l..a
LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS; ..-
FRENCH SHIRTS, Of Mechanical Worked Bosoms;
Plain, Fancy and WHITE SILK CRAvATS:
Fire Heavy CASHMERE UNDERsEilRTs and DRAWERS,
susPENDERs All .a-
HOSIERY;
HANDRERCHIEFsi
GLOVES ...s.
UMBRELLAS; @
TRUNKS;
@ &- YALlsEs;
CARPET BAGS, ETC.
ter We will receive additions by tie arrival IL
every steamship New York ens and The pab
generally examine which will reaonabe tsr.
na9 2pT y17s
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Reduction of Prices

NJ. ~m ASsdNCtSOa of Prices!
p & E. REILLY s. CO.,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
VAL reduce from and her Monday nst entire stock Of
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Which comprise the most FASHIONABLE IMPORTED well as
domestic DRY GOODS Among their may
be found the following leading articles, viz;
RICH FRENCH CALICoES, to rs cents w..
PLAID CASHMERE;
PLAID SPUN SILK
BRoCHE AND WATERED BARBOUR:
FLoUNCED BAREGE ROBES
PLAIN, PLAID AND DANASK BLACK SILK;
BLACK MORE ANTIQUE
eros DE NAPLES, all solors (;
New Style PLAID SILKS;
New Style BRocADE SILKS ,
FLoUNCED AND BAYADERE SILK ROBES;
cLoAKS AND PELIsSEs, IN CLOTH VELVET Of The Newest
Styles
EMBROIDERED HANDKERcHIEFs, COLLARS AND cHEM
ZETTES;
EMBROIDERED SLEEVES;
NJ 0 U RNING GOODS.
44tos 81 BLACK MUSLIN DE LANES; 5
BLACK MERINo AND CASHMERE;
BLACK THIBET; BLACK ALPACA
BLACK FoULARD; A '''iNANif'h;
BLACK CHALLY; .@
BLACK (LADIEs') CLOTH
All Styles of MOURNING EAIBRoLDERIEs, ETC., etc.
TABLE LINENS splendid DAMAsKs TABLE
CLOTHS and NAPKINS, of every aise.
LINEN srIEETING, from 81 tola4
SUPERIOR IRISH LINENS, from ss up.
P. Il E. REILLY g. CO.,
j. 6t9p Corner Canal and Roval s.rests
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". II. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER 81 STATIONER,
Oh @ CAMP STREET. W@ DQb

rg- ALWAYS ON HAND, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW 6Engnh Frencho MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS. CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS, ETC. "a0 "@.u g~a..@.
rT STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
IF BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS of every description.
or PRINTING AND BooK-BINprSG executed with ncatnesa
and dispatch.
ET- AGENT FOR j. 4. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC,
AND HOE d CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
anil toni
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LIBERTY .a.N-D 5LIT,ER.aTURE.

Et NaN' W. ICY iS1A aCbp LII 0uIy WHttT hAu
mud and fastened to some rotten piece of tim
Der BY the thick shell which defends him
from I'll access Of external information, sud
denly to set up for D speculative philosopher,
hewould make just such a hand of it as do the
pne-ideaed people who now abound upon all
s the ahoals of the intellect, the civilized deep
ovArs and in this country, particularly, form
great oyster beds Of she'll fish opinion.
Hethat adopts a system for his thought has
to shut himself in shell and live without his
senses, least these should bring him in something
against the watery oneTidea on which he lives.
Not to be interrupted ii its exclusive contem-
plation, heWalls himself about with it, and as
its more solid components harden and thicken
about him, he lies and fattens upon the more
thin and fluid, until 10 some political fishmonger
comes, with long pair Of tongs, tears him
away from his beloved bottom, cracks, with
oyster knife, his crustacean defences, and swal-
lows him down, with many another, easy vie
Tins Of party yoraeity and just fit to be its
nnnrishment
~ much for these political or social or even
religious monomaniacs, as Catastrophe who
clap everything upon the Procrustean bed Of
their system who see, hear, feel, smell, taste,
think, know. fancy, only by it, and viii believe
nothing else who, turning democrats, will have
u that every body and every thing shall be radi-
bal and revolutionary or taking to monarchy,
want every kingto be q despot; or being Pro
testant 81 being Catholic, wish to break down
all law, in order that they NAV be able In des
troy their opponents; or, being State Rights
nen, are eager to pull down the Union; or.
finally, being fond of Liberty, not only want
I'd obtain for men that blessing at the sacrifice
of every other, but are really 40 obfuseated by
their one idea that they can and will have Moth
ing else: to them, that which agrees with their
kink, is; ind all that will not, is not: there is
nothing but their kink: no gospel, no govern
ment, no law, no literature.
30 much for these worthless as class. As an
individual example Of them, there can be moth
ing more speaking than the following rawlings Of
that king Of kinks, Horace Greedy. about the
sable literature of Uncle Toms Cabin
The literature q Liberty is with wings NoPegasus
but soanp tbpe ua sn wing
particularly reminded Of this fact BY the success which
Toms CABIN learn rom q M 5
Of Boston that they have printed and sold
books Think Of Books which Lie nu on
s sy sss put on shss which DO with
worked into the portraures Of persons pass
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.EMfiGR.

Es The senior, LEONARD Ma r1'HEws, will
interruption The articles of partnership
provide for its continuance period therein stated
MATTHEWS, FISL Ely co.
Navy resna.
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ARRIYAI-We gratfed to learn of the arrival Of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Howard yesterday. They are both
in excellent health and will appear at the Varieties
where Mrs Howard has been established avorite for
some seasons mast
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: Sns.saa,0y.tsla.

TONIC Alternative EXTRACT OF.
ES- Prepared only BY
DIR. Z. j. COKE,
No. IS CAMP STREET.
~ me strongest preparation made, which daily used for the
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DER ANGIE
hENT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM
Ss To be had at No IS Camp sea and Druggists generally for
Is cents. - ~ -
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Fan and Bv'inser5 Clothing.

~ r, STRIN GER Z Co,
,z-.,-..,. No. s5 Camp street,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR GENTLEMENis WEAR,
Super Black and Fancy eelored Cloth
FR0CK and DRESS COATS, 5,45I4ir
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS
oVERcoATs and PALEroTs u
large variety Of French English and American Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS;
SILK and VELVET vESTs: se@ms ri
CASHMERE and DRAp DOR VESTS;
Plain And Rich Figured SILK SATIN suARFs sad CRAyATs
JoUvIN's KID GLOVES; ~
UNDER GARMENTS and HALF HOSE, SILK, MERiNo FIAH.
MEL, COTTON, etc;
SUPER LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS, warranted
we'll Inads;
Sole LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of the best phaephis
Manufacture ,J.as.
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Congressional. +

Nashington, Jan. 6, 1s64.-sENArE,--The Senate was
not in session to-day, having adjourned to Monday
HorsE-Mr Murray from the Committee on PRINTING
reported resolution which adopted providing that
there be printed for the of the House ten thousand
copies of the letter of the Secretary the Navy
n9ncang the reports of the exploration of the river
Amazon and its tributaries by Leutenants Kerndon
and G1boon, with the accompanying maps aud papers
The House resumed the of the resolution
heretoioTe reported from tho Committee Ways and
Means, dtscharging that committee from the consdera
ton OF the memorandum OF the Secretary of War eY
planatory of certain appropriations for rivers and har
bors and referring the to the COMMITTEES on Com
merce.
Debate ensued. in the course of which Mr. Wentworth
Of illinois, said that six of the nine members of the Com
mttee on Commerce, friendly river and hsrbor
bill and will report shortly after they shall have re-
ceiyed the estimates
The report was then agreed to.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on the
private calendar and Afterwards passed three private
bills f
The bill from the Senate prescribing the manner of
appointing the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury was
taken up, when
MIR, Orr moved substitute that hereafter when the
office shall be vacated the President shall appoint his
successor by and with the consent of the Senate He
moved the previous question pending which,
The House adjourned until Tuesday.
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SEARCH FOR THE SAN FRANcrseo.-The steamship Ala
bama left New York the 11thin search for the steam
ship San Francisco When last part of the hurri
house still standing, but the cutting
it away. Smoke observed issuing from the galley.
She was then on the south side the Gulf stream drift
ing out. Her hull appeared sound
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Clothing.

Clothing.
IR W N s. FORM NO,
..#-."m No. 40 CAMP STREET,
GN viii sell the baisnce otheir Winter stock Of CLOTHING at
cent less than former prices. Thoie in CHEAP SUIT
will please call and for themselves the following arces
FINE BLACK, BLUE FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS
do. do. do. DRESS COATS;
do do. ENGLISH and GERMAN CLOTH
FRoCK COATS;
FRENCH CLOTH ovERCoATs, FRocKs SAcs LONG and
SHORT CLoAKs, PALToTs SacS BUSINESS COATS;
BLACK and FANCY CASHMERE PANTS all styles qualities;
BLACK MoRooN and FANCY VELVET VESTS Just resolved;
PLAIN BLACK FANCY FIGURED SILK and SATIN VESTS:
LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS;
AERINo UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
cRAvATs SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFs, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS
otc., etc.
a. CLOTHING cut and shortest notice.
IRWIN FoRNo, w..
janis 1wQp No. 40 Camp strest
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HAVANA LorrERy.-The following the principal
drawn numbers in the Havana Lottery of the Sd of Janu
ary No. 29,75s, $4,000; No 1918 $4,000 No. 1920
$4,000 No. 357s7, $4,000 Nos. 1884. 1858, q 9l1
s7o95, 39oo3 each $4,000 Nos. 1887 12,7s8, 1855
1885, 22155 so46o, $685. s5O2l 366as, each $1,000
Nos 1928, 1O5ss, 11Oo7, 1925, l14s4, $780, 1891
2l,5s9, 1913, $685., s5,7s5, each $500,
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THE EMPIRE Ciry.-A telegraphic dispatch from New
York the 10th, says that the steamer Empire City
still ashore at Barnegat. Her cargo had been mostly
taken Off and it thought that she would be got off
without much injury
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ouERY-The N T. Sunday Times asks. how long be-
fore the Erie mob be made take the back track
Law the track back? -H
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ENrcaCeW Testimonial
n II 7, m m Il, rT A At nxrrr n


n Al LARGE and az cvana and Of ths
r;s ~ Z. Il. y. ,,l, .rt., M ~. .u.ui,. ~
wy ~ sW oehna neu ~ o o ehAsh ao'cit ou wv "
TUESDAY, the tho purpose devng TO
cayinto effect propoed
and 10 be on OF depa
~. -. ,,.,,...
WIS ios Saiiolna' A. ia,u
Charles NJ Waterman called 10 the chair and Gen. John
Henderson Col VIM cbrsy Major H. j. Rauney and Mr. John
Tbrbsr were appoiptea James OTIS wns chosen
Secretary
The Chairman having stated the object the and having
rea 10 thu fac, tia, N. ra ~ ,ha Fraena Charitable A.so
tion had D. y The and efficient tender Of
thu h ssa Batenan called for an xprs
sion Of The sentiments Ar IA nnon Tho bieet o Tho propoSod
testi,natal
II was after soma reuolyed hat committee of citizens,
include from each Fra Company be rased carry
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Four of the ringleaders in the late Erie Rail
read riots hare been arrested and taken to Pittsburgh for
trial. 5
The total amount Of gold deposited in the u
Mint at Philadelphia during the year 1858 has been
S53600o00.
The 117th anniversary Of the birthday q
Thomas Paine is to be celebrated in Boston on the soth
Instant Il
A young lady, aged II years, named Sarah
Ann Allen was accidentally drowned at Syracuse, NJ r.,
on the Sd, by falling into oistern.
Augustus MuIling, a German Merchant, COM
itted suicide in New York the 3d. in the loft Of his
store, by blowing oat his brains with apistol
A private letter from Europe, which has been
received in New York, gives rumor that England and
France have formally declared war against Russia.
A canal boat lying in the basin at Lynch
burg a) was destroyed by fire the 9TH, and of
the hands, named John Porter burnt to DEATH
The entire mail from California for the New
England States which dispatched from San Francisco
on the Winfield Scott with the exception OF two bags has
been lost.
A writer of a love tale in describing his hero
inc SAYS Innocence dwes in the rich curls of her dark
hair' We should think it would stand pretty smart
chance of being comhed out
The Kentucky Legislature met on the 31st
ut @. G. Wintersmith, Esq. whg, was elected Speaker
of the House The Senate had several unsuccessful bal
lots for presiding officer.
A girl in Pittsburgh being struck dumb by the
6ripg of cannon, it is said that number Of married
of that interesting village have in consequences n-
vted the artillery company to parade upon their pre-
misses.
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q Goo,gt;cb

Hyde y Goodrich.
Corner of CANAL and ROYAL STREETS
Es Are now opening RICH SUPPLY OF GOODS in tbere
carefully reed fromfhe Europe by one of eir
h and being bought for aeh will lowest prices
Gg- Their stock eonprses--
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Of the finest London and Geneva manufacture
JURGENsEN's COPENHAGEN WATCHES
IT,, DIAMOND WORK;
an unusually large and rich assortment in every STYLE nj onnn
LONDON AND PARIS JEwELRY; y
CLOCKS AND CANDELABRAs;
Epr,,r Ann c,vp n. e,,rr. FINE PLATED WARE;
CAsToRs;
CANDLEsTICKs;
r,,,c1 ,,oo,. WATERS.
In China, Papier Mnche Terra Gotta Paran Marble etc.
VERY SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY
R0DGERSS POCKET KNIVES
SCISSORS AND RAzoRs;
FINEFANS
= : PERFuMERY;
OIL PAINTINGS; PORTE MoNSAIEs; CARD CASES. ETC.
slLVERWARE OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER,
and large assortment constantly hand by
FL YD + GOODRICH
d25 2p3w Canal and Royal streets
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FIRE AND LIFE.-on Sunday the LIST, the rail
road shanty of WIN Taggart near Tamagun, Pa was
destroyed by fire. Three workmen it said persisted
the flames.
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H0ts-Hnks.
Boots, Shoes ana Esroaa,,s.

SRHsB AT WHOLESALE.
FaV Sor'andngtrom ship Norfolk, store zsussa a
80 sortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoeAEs HATS 5Ais
ese Plantations supplied with prime RUssET RRosAEs WOOL
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF STRAW and CAMPEAcHY BATS, =
the lowest market prreH,by
iYta spdAW FRosT 4 ca IN ,f....;.. 80.
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The LATE Col. BLIss.-on her last trip to New Or
leans the St. Charles took board the remains Of Col
Bliss and conveyed them to that city where they yet
main awaiting arrangements for placing them in the
family tomb the plantation of the late President Tay
lor, in Louisiana Mobile Register, 11th.
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RrLicIous NorrcE,-The Rev DR.. Pie rec, Of Georgia
in the city will preach in Ca tondee' street Church
at ii o'clock NJ Sabbath the 18th IN 50, when col
lection will be taken the Glance que on Moreau
street Church-s11OO. The Rev. A. T. Mann, of the
Georgia Conference will preach he II tn, at II Ms
in Felicity street Church.
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THE REEE-The river is almost as low now as 1t has
been any time for past and is still falling This
is nnusealfor this season Of the year
We understand that at Shaggy Point the river Ia so
eral boats, bound down, aground there and lie ieta
and perhaps Others bound up This will account for the
absence OF boats from belowwe have had none since
Wednesday, whereas ought to have had foYr or fye
lied River (Alexandra) Republican 7th
THE TELEeRApH.--We are happy to announce that the
Geographic wires are between this place and Har
flsonbnrg and that we are now in magnetic eommuni-
cation with that point The communication will be ex
tended to NatcheS in few days On the line to Texas
this contractor reports progressp TIbib
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SABLE IsIAHD-Sincs the fearful catastrophe in the
destruction of the Staordshre. of Sable Island the To-
caty has become invested with mitch interest. The
island is about thirty miles long lies just of Cane Sable
the extreme southern portion of Nova Scotia and 1874
nautical smiles from Halifax 1t is narrow, bowshaped
island with sand bank at each end. NE and SW, and
high sand hills which be considerable distance
at The island is about So miles from the main land
and during the winter it is seldom that there can be any
communication with the main land that shipwrecked
mariners and passengers thus sometimes kept the
island four months last year more than one hundred
passengers thus detained.
In this connection it is worthy to that Miss Dix
the noble phanthropst after having visited Sable Island
and made herself acquainted with its wants. has succeed
cd in procuring Eve life boats life-car with all the
eessary apparatus, hawsers cables ropes ammunition
harnesses and outfits complete for the of the Life
saving Station already established that Island which
has heretofore been entirely destitute of all these mprov
ed of saving lives 1t is not unfequently the
that hundreds thus confined the island for whole
winter. For the information and amusement of these
unfortunates Miss Dix has procured from Boston about
500 volumes for a library. boston Bee
II .,o.az..
DESPERATE ARRAY WITH PRIsosER--This morning
few minutes before o'clock convict In the peni
Tertiary Moores Miner was about to be punished
for some offense against the prison rules he made
rious attack upon the captain of the guard Mr. James f.
Haden, with long awl or bodkin which used in
stitching the betting of the machinery in the
tory in which Miner at work He first stabbed Mr. H.
in the right shoulder incting wound and
porariy disabling his he then stabbed him four
five times in the back and once in the left breast The
guard that were present then succeeded in separating
Miner from the captain and dsarming him He however
released himself and picking up large bandspke
again approaching Mr. Haden with the intention
saulting him with that when Mr. having partially
covered the of his succeeded in getting his pistol
from his pocket and just the scoundre about
strike shot him, the ball taking effect his chin and
ranging round his neck lodged the akin just behind
the ear.
The surgeon considers Mr. Haden's wounds to be dam
gerous-Miner is not dangerously hurt The weapon
used by the convict much longer and larger than such
tools generally aud it is supposed to have been pre-
viousy prepared for the that made of it. Miner
was received at the penentary the Sd Of February
1850 from New Orleans where he convicted of high
way robbery. fBaton Rouge Advocate 10th.
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ss- The Buffalo Express oms to us vest erday in new
Dress an evidence of prosper " rejoice to see pstcu
larry it indicates in this ns fanee pop nlsr approval Of
the manly independent course which has character
lied this Journal &. A5
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Bargains : Bargains !. !.


MUNROE & 'C o. s
"a Magazine street. corner OF G xavier.
They are giving Great Bargains way ovERcoArs
msaka.
ONE PRICE, deriatsa from. EVERY ARTICLE
MARKEDIN PLAIN FIGURES.
The the snstan amounted theusand del
Lars, and it must be reduced
partial list anne1eds
DEvoNsHIRE KERsEY FRocKs AND SAGE;
sULrANA OPERA FRocKs AND sAcs, very heavy e.
EXTRA LONG sACs, fot Pilots' use;
BLACK CLOTH sAcS AND FRocKs, wadded;
DRAB EMBROIDERED A6S, magnificent article; ~.
BLACK AND GoLoRED CLOTH WALKING COATS;
FINE AND EXTRA FINE CLOTH CLoARS;
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FROCK COATS, all qualities;
coLeREDC CLOTH DRESS AND FRocK COATS, all qualities
PILOT CLOTH sACB AND FRoGKs;
NOTIFIED AND DRAB BEAVER SACS AND FRocKS.
PANTAL LOOMS.
1000 PAIRS AMERICAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASHMERE
1000 PAIRS BLACK AND coLoRED sATINETj
500 PAIRS PILOT CLOTH AND BEAVER;
5000 PAIRS FRENCH AND ENGLISH poESKlN.
VESTS. .. ..
BLACK AND FANCY VELVET double and sing e-breased
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK, splendid variety;
BLACK AND CoLORED SATIN;
BLACK AND FANCY coLoRED CASHMERE.
s5S- All the above in great variety.
FURNISHING GOODS.
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, manufacture,
FRENCH SHIRTS the iatest fashion;
CoLDRED BINGHAM AND CHECK LINEN SHIRTS;
AIERINo ASTORIA, FUR AND ALL wool. SHIRTS;
SILK, ENGLISH, THREAD AND COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS
MERTNo. SHETLAND WOOL AND LAMBS Wool SOCKS;
ENGLISH COTTON SOCKS, White, Brown and coorsd
SUBSCRIBERS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs;
BLACK AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN CRAyATs.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
OF descriptions made mandatory, York. war
ranted mado in the perfect manner
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS
RUBBER CLOTHING. ali kinds:
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS
tY- ONE PREcE-Y0 DEVLdTYoR. 81
ALFRED MUEROE e. CO..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-14

;. The Maine Law went into operation in
shreveport on the LIST Of January.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-14

DROUGHT to the First District Police .
y Prison o-eo a
GELESTINE, black feet 9kiuhes high about 10 wears CRY
OIL Says she belongs to Mr.. Pierre Vincent NM
WILLIAM HENRY SAWYER mlAtto feet TX inches higS
slave. - WV - '"'
The will please comply With the Esspeetng them
JONATHAN WORRALf, Warden
New Orleans, January Il, 1883, isnl4