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and tr Mt Jvouss friend the ball entering the shoulder
nntiisla was arrested aud subsequently discharged
Two Indians, arrested for the murder Of Capt spad-
ing at Nesonyie on the 18th nit, we're hung by the
people ON the LIST Inst Two others shot There was
ne Doubt Of their guilt
BY the arriva q the souherner the Sd have in
tercsting news from Thu Colorado and the Plains Mt
Mcclure who at the ferry the Colorado on the
10th ut reports that he was robbed by the Apncnes
numbering wo hundred in MI who took sway d. u
Tersen about the alleged discovery of new gold mines
within axy miles Of that place Il was stated taat MI
ners averaging three ounces per day IneTe nad
been considerable rain at that place No cholera or sick
ness the Plains Another emgrant train hsd arrived
at Los Angeles In destitute condition tneif proslsons
and cattle having been stolen by the Apaches4
The shock of an earthquake distinctly felt at Hum
boldt on the I'd inst.
new river called by the Indians Mattoe has boon
discovered the valley aoiag Which = described q be-
The salmon fisheries in this State will be on extern
siye scale during the next season, and many companies
forming 70 catch and put up me hsn for export on
their nets and many hundred men will find employment
ID the business
FROM OREGON.
Gov Curry had revoked his call for volunteers to pun
sh the Snake Indians for their outsges the
ground Of msurmountsble obctaclcs to the success of
such expedition. The citizens Of Portland held an in
dgnation meeting on the 30th Of September and passed
resolutions declaring the Governor coward, and pro-
nouncing him unfit for office @
More fnASSacreS the lnuauS are IepOrteu. On tne
10Th Of August about ninety five miles east of Fort Boise
the Jeffars Read three named Geo Lake Walter
a. Perry and u. b. Cantre attached to an immigrant
train were met by the Indians and being behind their
companions, about leaving the Indians when the
latter fired at and wounded the two former The whites
killed two of the Indians and in running fight which
ensued Cantrel was killed. The wounded subee-
qusntly died Great indignation exhibited against the
agent Of the Hudson Bay Company at Fort Boise who
They say that they will continue to do until other
orders received.
b -
One party were saved from slaughter by Half-breed
grants but attached to the settlements Of the Hudson
Bay Company At this they evnced much friendliness
Full details Of the from the Territory hays been
PUBLISHED in the Herald.
SANDWICH ISLANDs.
The whaling fleet has not yet arrived and the general
trade Of the Islands is depressed In consequence The
profess profound ignorance regarding the
ton schemes of Kamehameha and Mr. Gregg The steam
communication with the Islands is opposed by the ma
tyes the ground that ID the preude to annexaon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13
THE CRY AMI SEASON

After summer Of unusual warmth and un
expected sickness, we have the pleasure Of an
nouncing the return Of cold weather, healtl
and business. Yellow Jack has taken his de
parture unregretted and unlamented, and lief
the city safe for all who choose to visit it
Winter has made its appearance with most un
mistakable proofs. The thermometer yesterday
sank to 81 Window blinds, signs and shutter.
swung creakingly to and fro and clouds of dust
moved up and down the streets. Fires and
oyercoats both came into requisition
The highest mortality we have had this sea-
son was during the month of September, wher
there were SOB deaths in enc week, OF which
nearly 400 we're from yellow fever. Week be.
fore last there were but 1872 deaths in ali
including 40 from fever. We have not received
the returns Of the cemeteries for the past seven
days, but the appended report of the Charity
Hospital shows all that is necessary to prove
our exemption from disease and warrant the
safety of visitors. There are still a few cases
Of fever remaining from weeks past, but meme
whatever which have originated recently. New
Orleans is now as healthy and as safe as any
city in the Union
The abatement of sickness has had q most
favorable effect in increasing business. One
hundred and twenty ships, thirty banks and a
proportionate number of smaller craft Lie along
our Hharves Steamboats, loaded with passen-
gers and produce arrive daily. The levee roars
under the activity that rolls over it. Our citi-
gems have all returned, our hotels oil reopened
and cur theaters commenced their winter bust
ness. Those who intend visiting NewOrleans
the present winter may feel perfectly safe in
coming ct ence.
The report Of the Charity Hospital for The
past eight days IS as follows. II will be remem-
bsred that during the week before last. with
forty-two deaths from yellow fever in the hos
pital, there were only eight in private practice.
a corresponding diminution the last week would
leave almost no sickness at ALL and the existing
cold weather is proof that from the present
time there is not the slightest danger:
CHARITY HospIrAL. II Report from Saturday.
November 4 1t NJ to Sunday, November IL, at PM
Discharged .241 Admitted ana
ped IS Died Of yellow foyer, n
% = 49, :. r r :. :. - q. !, =. :. 698
LOUIS O. HuARp, Chief Clerk.
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EVERY BoDY Is ABLE TO LE1.RN TO spr,p
FaEs'H or old, what may be their o.nacitv
all can e,n to speak French if che first know hov +
SPEAK their own tongue and nfy properly taught
gramars and dictionaries a. required under ~ a
tenn now in vosue tendi nE to dsguss--bv tna w.
mind with unne cessary fules phrases words eo j.,
thrown away FRO Prof Brette,s method contained n ~
more than 20 pa ges Of eay used words and
sentences, by hch the acquisition Of the lanoaaa "
made easy agr eeabe and within the compass of ali tbe
world. frsno is the only Language permitted to b
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Arrival of the Steamship Empire oitv,


The United States mail steamship Empire
City, Capt. Windle, arrived at this port early
on Saturday last. She left Network on the I'd
inst, and arrived at Havana on the sth. After
landing the mails and passengers for Havana
and receiving on board the California mail
and passengers from the steamship Falcon,
she left again the same day. She brings 249
passengers and an assorted cargo Of merchan-
disc. The Falcon and Philadelphia were at
Havana when the Empire City left, and both
steamers were to leave the same day, the
former for Aspinwall and the latter for New
York
We have nothing Of Importance from Havana.
The United States steamer Princeton arrived at
that port on the 9Th inst from Norfolk, having
on board our Minister to Nicaragua and family,
and Mr.. Fabens, Consul at Greytown. The
steamer fred no salute until the morning after
her arrival.
Spanish merchant, named Marcus Luisi,
committed suicide on the 9th inst. by blowing
his brains out with pistol. Jealousy was said
to be the cause.
Business was reported dull, and vessels leay-
ing port in ballast.
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#oARPErINGs AND WINDOW DRApEREs,-Da
meron Co., % Charities and q custombouse street
certainly deserve medal for the elegance of the Garrett
and mats they have for saesome Of which are t to n
framed as works of art The low prices at which they arr
sold may reconcile purchasers to use them as they are in
.ehdea Two hundred years ago they would have beer
in royal galleries and grand museums
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BY J. A. BEARD & MAY.

o. srouSd g be sold without
and located al the State Line Depot. '
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DAILY CRESCENT.
\ THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.

OFFICE NO, 20, GIMP STREET.
VIII oaYy hou
snnday sxcspsed for $40 advance payable
the Once, 20 week. payable TO the Carriers
THE CIRCULATION
ofthc CRRcxr Dny Weekly to Offer desirable
medium 10 Advertisers. As 7l5l
FAMILY PAPER
tcrcuases largely early citlsenn
rtceaHpd to fiee be most
IT, columns No in the city
families.
OUR TERMR
Euch invite The attention patronage pab
ApvnnTfsING:
Fer Square OF Ten Linen
subsequent
Page charged IN new each dny
discount will DO made with thoss who
for ahofter time. A. .e55 -
All Advertisements nonth
charged accordingly.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Published Monday morning for % year invariably
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GENTLEMEN's CLoTHINa.--We have FREQUENT
occasion to call the attention OF the public to ono and
another OF our city Clothing tores Those that we
mend may be relied on fully equal to the recommends
lions they receive 1t affords much pleasure however
% eau special attention to the advertisement of strnger
q Co. NO. 30 Camp street They have some Of the most
beautiful and desirable Clothing in the market Call and
examine
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American Artists Union.

a Tho public respectfully informed that SPECIMENS
SPLENDID ENGRAvNGs Issued by Artists Union
are now on view at the Office of this paper.
An early application the be Impressions
osE DOLLAR prceurss SPLENDID ENGRAVING TWO
delivered at the time with ticket sntnK the
purchaser to SHARE GIFTS DISTRIBUTED ILNu
ARY-yalus ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THousANDDoL
u Fer further particulars, adyertissnaeut.
AskNIs by applying promptly, can ssssss PERMANENT
Ao'ANAAehss nl3 2dpSt
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SHIRTS AND SEAsoNABLE CLoTHING.--In the
long list Of clohers whose are to be found il our
columns there are none deserving notice and pat.
ronage than leighton Barbot the corner Of Canal
and 81 Charles streets Their assortment very
plee in every department. and their prices are such az
ought to command large patronage
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.FeaU Goods.
SILKS, EN- B R0IDE RIES, ETC,
The undersigned takes tho liberty calling tie attention of The
ladies' to his splendid stock Of rich
SILKS and EhEBROLDERIES,
which ne has Just received per ship AIuhouse Hayre All
these Articles Of the LATEST sesond with erea
caro- and will DO sold at VERY LOW PRICES They consist in
part off,
Scotch Plaid SILKS all eoors
Plain eros DE NAPLES all colors;
Plain Black TAFFETAS, all widths; ~@
Black and Drab SATIN DE CHINE;
Do ROYAL ARAIUR;
.@mn Do vENETIENNE; .=
Do and colored PEKIN SATINS;
Do do sATINS;
Do do GR0S D,ECoISE:
Do Purple and Dfab Waered SILKS;
De and Colored DAMAsKS;
Do do Plain BRocADE MORE AN.
TIQUE:
White eros DE TOURS Damnsk, for Bridal Robes;
colorsd do do do ysry rich. "
do PoMpADouR do do
Broea'elle DAAiAsK DRESSES with rich Founcipgs;
Black and Colored SILK vELvETs, for Clocks;
Rich Evening GAUZE DRESSES with Flssncinss;
Do do CREPE do do
Do White MUSLIN DRESSES do @... 49,. 4-". .-#
Do GUIPuRE TouETTEs;
Do APPLICATION DE BRoxELLEs yIoIETTFs
DO MEDALLIoNs with Lace do
DO JACoNEr floLETTES, for Ladies' and Children:
CREPE COLLARS AND SLEEVES Mourning and half Mourning
embroidered Linen Cambria HDKFs Enbroered Medalops
"oRsTED DAMAsK, for Curtains
Do and SILK do
Real JoUvINs GLOVES all eolors for Men Isas, AVID
Real French Linen sHEETING lCretoans);
Wooden and Cotton RED BLANKETS;
40 do for Children, etc., etc.;
ne has Also constantly in store sssoren. Of eoDs
AISLE FOR PLANTATIONS. He would the particular attention
OF Planters to his large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
cued In this city by various ayums-. leaves nothing
either for the quality Of the goods workmanship
p. A. HEBRARD,
Canal t,s
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MAdAzINEs--We have received the November
number Of the Georgia University Magazine very well
ealted and interesting periodical 1t is published al
Athens Ga, and ought to be supported especially by
the alumni of the institute.
The Arkansas Magazine for November has
come TO hand It is printed at Little Rock and is deyo
tea 70 the dissemination of Western talent the arts and
Sciences amusements and polite literature The number
We nave received is well printed and contains much in
teresting matter =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

METAIRIE COURSE The race which came Of,
yesterday over the Metairie was well attended
and well contested, The day was fne--as most
days here are--the track in excellent order and
the arrangements perfect. Lady Lancaster
was the favorite from the beginning, and the
"ay she moved through the first heat only in
creased her popularity. Our summary shows
every thing important:
SUMMARY
MEr1RiE TaAcs.-Nov 2-Trotting race three hest IN
nvs 20 harness Purse and stake s1O6 80 -
Z. Liners bl IA. Lady Lancaster 4 !,
y. Moedy's &. g. Whale5one .....ss . .
y. Rice's b. N. Lady Field. .....,,...9 q .
Time: -2;59-3:00.
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oLoAKs AND MANTmLAs,--We invite the notice
q our lady readers to the advertisement of D. scanar
Co., No. Il Charities street The reputation thew bav,
attained for keeping handsome and fashionable articles
well deserved
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NEW CLOTHING sroRE-We have given q few
moments attention to the stock of new and Fashionable
oothng that has been recently received by Messrs I w
Lyons Cos No. So Canal straet, next door to Canal
our enables to say that they have about
sne pest of Youths and Boys Clothing to be
III the and that their stock not surpassed in
excellence cheapness by any in the ctv Those ,.ho
are about TO purchase should give them A call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

DRY AND FANCY Goons.--The large amount Of
advertising which we daily lay before readers for their
does not present the name Of any firm be
ter deserving the notice of lady purchasers than that
Desainyle Co., MOI Chartres street The house ia a
new one and the stock entirely fresh selected from the
most recent importations into this city and New York
we commend purchasers to examination of the differ
ent patterns of Dry Goods ooaks and Maptllas to ha
found there. " ~
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FALL CLOTHING. Now that the cold weather
has fairly commenced and as our friends will undoubtedly
be on the q pipe for winter fit out we commend them
70 the large and fashionable establishment Of Messrs
Pitkn Co., No 81 Camp street. where they will find an
excellent assortment Of Goods made up expressly tor this
market including every article Of GentIemens Wearing
Apparel, and tariff of charges lower than usual
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EssgzisS and .smerscas. Books.

1SsSssSse Nse0 e4snesssCUss B0OfsSs
j.. B.. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and stationsr,
Ne CAMP STREET. H6k
Respectfully invites the attention Literary aud Professional
Gensen, Headso Public nsttutions and the public generally
his very extensive aud choice stock Of
STANDARD WORKS.
embracing the best editions Of tho best authors Id
HISTORY AND Biography;
VOYAGES AND TRAVELS; 49,. ~. a..-.
THEOLOGY AND ECCLESIASTICAL WORKS;
POETRY AND THE DRAMA; |-=
FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING;
NAVAL AND MILITARY SCIENCE;
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY;
MORAL AND POLITICAL SCIENCES;
AGRICULTURE, BOTANY AND GARDENING;
GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS;
CHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY AND MINERALoGy;
MEDICINE,
NATURAL HISTORY, -s.
MATHEMATICS, H&. ~
PHYSICS AND MECHANICS
PHILoLoGY. AND
GENERAL LITERATURE.
great variety Of BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS of all se. in
elegant aud plain binding; plsnddy ILLUSTRATED WORKS. to-
sc'her Win large assortment Of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
nl3 2pbt J. b. STEEL No 90 Camp street
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Steamboat Books /!

@e SGeNMeDONt BOOKS
....AT...
" A i Q R s. ALL,
"a ou.,rnrs .r. ,nn "a
~ Freight List; Cotton and Cargo Recsip. Books;
eaon snd Passage Registers; Cotton Receiving Books;
Wood Receipt Books; Purchase Books;
General Receipt Books; Dseharging Paper; #=u 4=@=
Portage Rscsp. Books; Cash Receipt Books;
Wsges Tables, revolving on cards
Letter Receipt Books; Bills Of Fare;
Lsvee Disohargng Books Bills Of Lading;
Manifest Heads; Disobarging Tickets;
Measuring Books; Measuring Rods; .=:.E 4. 55+
Red and Blue Stamping Ink
Cotton Dschsrgng Books, indsxsd;
Irvine and T~ine Boxes
TRIP BOOKS,
all azea and ayaa OF rn ready uaexug tho lapdips,
made to order to any desired pattern.
printed to ORDER with and dispatch and gen.
orally all articles USED BY STEAMBOATS,
40 rafheuar aenstoepad to this branch Of business
u. FELT & STETsoN,
nIo zpos Stationara' Hall. No. rytrs. ,t,ast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

MR. II. HUARD. No. SO Common street, has
received per steamer Star Of the South an addition to his
fine stock Of Cloths and Clothing Hell nov prepared
to furnish either ready made short order az fine
hitting outfit as can be found in New Orleans together
with full supply of Shirts, Hosiery and Gloves Give
him call and you will find barxains
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

Books AND STATIoNERY.--Those who have
any purchases of school miscellaneous books to make
or to obtain the very best stationery at
able prices will do well to consult the advertisements Of
Mr. B. NJ. Norman No. Il Camp street. and examine his
stock We have purchased there and speak from our own
experience pEs
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no HOusekeepers.

TO HOWsekGepCFs.
y The nos ccnPlste sa.cr1nsn, OF
HO USR FURNISHING GOOD
offered store nay be found the m
dsrsisned.
CHINA, GLASS AND RARTHEN WARE;
slLvERPLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
TIN IRON AND WOODEN wARhi
BRUSHES, BASKETS, WATERS, KNIVES AND FORKS;
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS;
cAsTIRoN WARE, COOKING STOVES, ETC, ETC,
In almost endess variety all moderate prices
MS st. B. BRowER a co. II Camp a,Iset
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EMBROIDERED VELVET VESTS. -Sor ne Of the
most elegant rich velvet and plush vests ever imported
into New Orleans DO found at the store of Norris
Way under the City Hotel They have every description
of gentlemen's furnishing goods but notlang more
,tractye than these vests
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

TAPESTRY CARPETNG. - Housekeepers and
those in quest of rich or durable carpetings mats and
draperies will consult their interests by consulting
the establishment Of A. Brosseau Co., No. % Charities
street. They have as large stock any other firm in
the CITY, and have reduced the price Of their goods until
they are within the reach of every one,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

There was slight frost at Vicksburg on the
morning Of the It'll There is probably slight one in
Neworlsans this morning
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DRY GooDs.-We would call the especial at.
tention Of our readers to the advertisement oil
M. K. Haggerty & Bro, 10s Canal and ROYAL
streets, which appears in this mornings paper.
Their reputation for excellent merchandise ex-
tends beyond the city and is fully warranted
by the character of goods they keep and the
prices at which they are sold. The assortment
noticed to-day comprises every desirable article
Of winter wear of either silk, wooden or cotton
manufacture. 1t is the season for purchases,
and when our lady friends are called out for
shopping expeditions. they viii find it profitable
to bear in mind the large and excellent assort-
ment OF winter goods kept by Haggsrty 8 Bro,
Ios Canal and Royal streets
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rs osrkA RAry.oAD Nor1cn.-A s0eoi.

80, soaO NOTICE.-A Special
will leave The Depot Jseksn and Great Nor,bsrn
road On as aospAf MORNING. at 10 o'clock for the sr.a
SAW ~ own Low on jsyka, at the State Line We are instructed
aa M "a n4t ther Railroad Expenses will deducted
M ~ r. s1els OF the Lots. The made on The,
aay' the train returning Wednesday aft the sale
No.. f1'e flana OF the Property bs obtained at the
once o. Messrs ID A. Beard M4y. III ono.
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FANCY STAPLE DRY GooDs-In all the lono
List Of rich and beautiful assortments of dry goods
open in this city for The inspection Of customers th
no one more deserving of attention than that which
be seen AZ No us Canal street. Mr.. Hebrard has well
earned reputation for taste and Judgment the selection
e gooas ana an equally deserved for the cheapnes
which be sells them Our lady friends who wish u ;op
economy and elegance viii do well to paw him visit
They win DO we'll treatsd whether they purchase or not
7. A. Hebrard q Co., us Canal street.
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AMERICAN ARTISTS, ITNoN W. bono no..

AMERICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-We have received
several very handsome steel engravngs the secre-
tary OF the American Artists Union The subjects are
good and well represented The character Of the Union
and the advantages to be realized from are set forth at
engh IN another column to which we refer our readers
everything there stated is correct subscription can
aos but be very useful The engayngs forwarded to us
are certainly such as cost than one dollar apiece In
print shops generally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

LITERATURE AND LEARNINS.-Mr T. n Staal
No go Camp street has an assortment az rns,sh ~
american books well deserving the attention of terate
and nlboposss throughout the country His shelves
always weghty with the most modern snd the most classic
works IN every language and every department Of KNOW
ledge few Of the most prominent works ara
in en- advertisement TO which we refer our readers
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C1s.pessng: Carpess,,0

ne are receiving large choice assortment Of VELVET
ehosshLls' fHRI zE-PLY and INGRAM cARPETING,
o eA hHs, three to wen.y-iour feet wde of choce
prices. J. n DAmFpoS = 90, - - 'eisi'm
nI3 spw -, ~ 80 W. ~ ~ 1haiieo
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HOUSE FURNIsHING EMpoRIrM an anni

HOUSE FURNISHING EMPORIUM. This Swapping
cold weather is enough make every
prospective fly around in preparation for days sim
colder and consequent exigences We would suggest to
them call at the large store of Messrs Miller Harris &
Waldo rs and rs Camp streets who have on hand every
necessary article and many that not but
highly ornamental
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ar The Propretors of the Crescent will pay no bi
cntracted BY any except Mr. y. o. NIxoN or hi
written authority
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Time: 3:10-2;b9--a:0I


By Capt. Warren A. Griee, the gentlemanly
of the jackson Railroad we are informed
that out Of a bales Of cotton reported to have arrived
Saturday evening 2ss shipped from the new town y
and that $50 bales LETT at that depot all o,
which had accumulated since Thursday morning Last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

CHEMIsErTEs, COLLARS AND SLEEvEs.-Harby
OF 1888 Camp street persists in tanazng our untutored
sense with his advertisements of mysterious articles
female wear 1t probable that the patronage arising
from such course of conduct induces him continue it,
THESE things which we do not comprehend are as ee-
GAM ana cheap as some Of those do appreciate
aanea IN ms stock, it can not be wondered that the
"Cheap Store y is 80 successful