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rYIyF cInsN OF TIE Yru1T.

YG N4
Def6re The shades Of evening fall uponsfhe
town, and twilight gray clothes in sober livery
all nstural and artificial objects, the pfosraotea
and warmly contested political struggle in Lou
istans will have ended--the battle will have been
fought, lost and WON although several days
mast necessarily elapse before the result will be
known. To theprincipal contestants those will
be days of anxious suspense, which we would
advise them tosndnre with stoicsI philosophy
They never should hase entered hebear. gar
den ofspoitiea Without they were prepared to
encounter all the ills which are inevitable to,
the world Of partisan warfare. Let not the
defeated Vince because the fortune Of war has
declared against them, and les mot the elected
indulge in undue iabilations because they have
been, luekier than their late, but equally
worthy, opponents, II Is al nonsense 10 60 into
extremes on either hand
For cur part. should the party whose princi.
piles we hare advocated to the best Of our abili.
~, fairly, faithfully and honestly, meet with a
reyerse--Bhioh We deem impossible--we shall
pursue the even tenor Of cur professional way.
just as though nothing had happened We have
warmly espouaed and defended the doctrines Of
The American party, simply on grounds Of prin,
ciple and duty, not for personal or par tisan
purposes. We believed we.were right at the
commencement; Ne believed We we're rightdur- |
ing the tendency Of the canvass and We be-
Ieye we are right now In the heat Of contest
4 is quite possiblewe may have used unguarded
expressions; but so far as the main prineiple,
and leading arguments In ali puorA,of IL syub;ot |
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FHE consTYryrror FAaAMovNr.

VI The 18th Article Of the Constitution Of Til
A Statesof Louisiana reads as follows @ IA
II Aarl2 No soldier seaman or marine In the Amy
Navy It the United States no aadber, psssop unde
nterdefiou not pnder conviction of any crime Fsisd
We h hstd a shall be entitled vote ii any elsctiol
i in this state Z
As the organic law is superior to any law that
may be passed by any Legislature acting under
its authority, We have thought proper to repro.
| duce the foregoing section for ahe information Of
the commissioners Of Elecsion, thinking that
possibly, some If Them mig unaware Of ths
tperempt6ry requirements thereof - F'a'
| The Commissioners are sworn to support the
Constitution, Or course They owe an allegiance
Ito It they owe TO no other law. The Constitu.
ton is tho Written will the expressed soyer.
eignty~-ef the people of the State, acting in
Iaheir most exalted espaoiig as freemen All
officers, Of every character, grade and condi-
tion, and all lawsand statutes WHATSOEVER, fiow
directly from, and ara governed expressly by,
that instrument. IL il the csentiee pa,cey, and
everything is snbofdinate to the creative power.
In the 18th section, qnoted above, two points
are plainiy manifest, which We will set forth as
explicitly as possible ~ W .aa Sc 4.
list. That g no paupey" 10 entitled to vote
Nov, what constitutes apaupsr' Why, clearly,
a person who has no visible means Of support---
who is sent to the work.honse for his vagran-
cies or 10 thsshospitaIfor hisnecessities. These,
without going further, constitute the staple
elements OF !. paupsr deprived Of the right Of
suffrage therefor BY the eonstution Of the State.
Consequently, il will be the sworn duty Of
the Commissioned ssto reject the Charity Hos
pitaI paupers and the Work House Migrants,
If they failsthey will be dsrehet to their ohI-
gations as good eitixens~to their oaths as.
officers s5ssy a*@ tg
%. Any persen convicted Of d crime spun
isltabie By hara la5or'' Is prohibited from
voting, BY the Constitution, in unnistakable
terms- Now, every person sent to the Work.
House, for bis offenees against the law--and he
couldn't have been sent there without he had
been conyieted-has encompeled BY the pro- |
visionsof the law which punished him, to the.
performance Of s'hard labor. to use the precise
words Of the Constitution
Hence 1t follows that it will be the so!emnly
sworn duty OF the Commissioners to turn such,
PERSONS away from the polls, u they have the
impotence and presumption 10 offer themselves
as waters.
Weunderstand and haEe so understood for two
or three days, that il is the intention Of two of
the Recorders to- have n general Work-H House /
delivery to-day, in anticipation Of which, lists I
" Charity Hospital paupers and Work House
7agrants and criminals, have been prepared and I
will be put in the hands of egery Commits
Toner this mornipg. These listsare absolutely I
'ccurate, and may be unhesitatingiy relied on. +
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VOTE EARLY

+ we would earnestly advise all Of our friends
% De at the polls at an early hour in the morn.
ing, and then and there exercise til 0 prerogative
offfeemen. There is no reason why they should
delay, while there may be good reason Why they
shonld not. The sooner the bulk of the voters
exercise their privileges the sooner will all dan.
gers Of disturbance pass away We
Therefore, let tlie.watcbWord be. vote early |!
Vote the Whole ticket and leave to. those who
will remain at the POLLS from early morn until
evening, the management of the rest,
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East EzzlcxaMa ooaaGspownrNcss

Il, CrsSroN, La. Oct Both, 1856. e
mar n1s oar eloquent young friend and towns.
Sl.,aens hs speech was brilliant one, Inspiring ous
ends wian ranewed oonfdence, and CALLING our supo
young Drenx and All thank him for his visit ill., sdas
especially are profuse In their
so to some Of us young men. -N''ssreeaoiy
The evening before Dreux spoke ne met a " Mat.
Who asked him why he did mot invite him 10 rsn1s
Dreux replied that he would gladly do so but Tor tha
tnas ne was Obliged 10 leave possible In order
meet an engsgemept ut Anglers on Tuesday evenins
saat ne could not wait TO listen to him After Drenx had
reply Some one present remarked GoI Mnras v
need not nsinuate that Drsux afraid to meet yo, il de-
f2r On saturday ast heard him and your big gun
ickine spesk at Murdoohs ford and would not have
been In Wckes shoes for nifty gubernatoriai chairs
doing. r. 80 s.ls- " 80 = - '' ICY"
Our friends are In excellent spirits and think thu
country safe - - HF'''e " 20
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: oND Wires REMEMBER. Our old line Wing
friends who are asked to vote for Wickliffe and
Dell should remember that these gentlemen
are, and have from e time immemorial,'' been
Incorporating Democrats, and bitterly hostile
70 anything and any body bearing the least sem
oianee to Whiggery. Both these gentlemen
hays'in former years, boosted that they had
never voted for a Wing, and never could be in
aaced to do So Probably, in the new phase Of
shings' these gentlemen--skillful politicians
ana most adroit tacticians--in their eagerness
Tor the spoils or emoluments Of Office, may make
promises to their old political opponents.
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HEATH & MILLER,
10 and rs Camp s.rse,. Nav o,l.,ns

More Fresh Clothing.
FIersOI, HARRIS ON &c Co,
CORNER OF CANAL AND MAGAZINE STREETS.
received additions Warrior 10 their large stoet
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, which are oe IA
at their USUAL Low PRICES ~ sA'''1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE BUsINEss SUITS.
ELEGANT CLOTH OPERA CLoARs AND T.IMas
SUPER PLUSH VELVET VESTS a
BLACK CLOTH FRocK AND HAYMARKETs =
asr A oVEkcosTs PALEroTs AND sAcs
poEskIS AND FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
Fine assortment Of SHIRTS, DRAWERS UNDERsERTs HAND
kEkeHiEFs, SOCKS, GLOVES AND GENTLEArEN,s EUR.
HisiNG GOODS. with general rortmsnto PLANTATIONS
AND HEAVY GOODS for the country trade
~ Country Merchants and aro invited to e.ani.s
osi ops. = PIERsoN HAREIsoy /. eo
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IcoMMUs1c xrKp,T
AN ADDITION TO WMISs LEsLIE,s. 5000 i.

49, o.. kEciPE; Hosv TO make Csiiseas, ss5l s,gt+
Xase one Dhtchman or Irishman, about twsnsy-one
" agea ttie over would do better-addto him
couple Of Irishmsn as witnessesle, ages are jmmats
let them all be well soaked In whisky oysr ri.t
Az ABOUT 10 O'Clock next day add District Judge (Ro
oerfson' Reynolds or Kennedy aud let them hi be
together and whisper in low tone for two minutes AMI,
not more close to the Judges bench in o.
IN the clerks ofos. Then throw in q Clerk with rtf
book that msy or may mot be- the Bible-s Dutehman
speaking very broken English sConnsushtmap with
strong being always to be preferred In this way
they may be turned out very fastg
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vOfE THE WHOLE ITcKET.

4 No true American will scratcha name from
'the regular ticket. Vote for the principle that
America shall be ruled by AMERICANS; those
who are IN array upon the anti American ticket
ere enemies Of that principle. It is your daty
to vote the whole ticket without exception. For.
every name you erase. just in that proportion
do you blot out the principles Of true. American
ism-ss PRINCIPLES, NOT MENU
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!. SAM ATKoMn
MONSTER AmEslcAH MEETING IN CANAL,
THE RALLY Or THE SEASON,
Tremendous crowds Great rnsnu,i.,n,,

Tremendous Crowds Great Enthusiasm.!
The call for grand family mee,inco NJ SAWS
responsibilities in Canal street, on ssatrrdsr
night, was responded to In manner tbot Mi
not speedily be forgotten BY any one ~ M
many thousands who we're present Ma MA
form was stationed on the neutral .oronna :,
the junction Of Carondeletand Bourhon stree.s
and faced. towards y. Charles and Royal streets
At dark the crowds began to assemble. and bs.
fore the meeting begsn, the street was s,irg;nne,
With Sea Of noble american faces FIR fba.dis'
'tance Of . square, the neutral sronna bs;n.
densely TANNED with gentlemen, the aida. ,voIrs
covered BY q mixed crowd Of ladies and gentle.
men, and the balconies and Wiudows - -
neighboriug buildings fairly gorged with sueo.
tators--the bright gianees and approving smiles
OF the ladies sweetening the lustre which, the
numerous fambeaux. shed over the. sacann i
band Of music, as usual, lent inspiration Il H.
occasion, whilst rockets cracked in tbe ze,,;fh
and startled the distance. n Ns 1'
The arrival Of the different eIpbs ~ . 49,,
boys, with their banners and music, was cheer
ing to behold, and aroused the highest enthusi.
asm. Besides the stalwarts bnnds of the c;ty
there were clubs from sAlgiers and from JefFsr'
son 'Sitys OF s'se rather astonishing for those
places The procession of Young Americans
was also large and brilliant, and added ;ts
share to the enthusiasm Of the occasion
The meeting was called to order by o. All
t AFhfAs g WHO read Of the following list Of
pfficers:
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BANNER PREcIN6T.--We are requested to
state that the ladies of this city tender beau
tiful banner to the precinct which shall to day
give the largest majority for the American tick
ct, In proportion to the number of votes cast in
the precinct. Which precinct in the city will
win this glorious boon from the hands Of
beautys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05
WORDS OF CHEER.

We have received the most thrilling and glo-
rious news from many sections Of the state
Let US TO- day give back 10 eur nobls and patri-
otto friends such Q response as will gladden.
their hearts - cheer for cheer, shout for shoutl
Rally, then, for God and cur Country, and
the purity Of the ballot box!
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as- We deeply regret to notice in the Con-
rier of yesterday an advertisement of the meet.
ing Of the ohalmette Guards for last night
The American party has never yet outraged
the religious feeling of any portion of this com.
munity, and never will do 50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05

FIRST REPRESENTATIVES DIsrRIor.--Mr. j.
Redman Coke. candidate on the ticket Of our
opponents for Representative ia the next Legis-
tature, positively declines the honor His card,
which appeared in yesterday mornings Delta,
is full and explicit on the point. His personal
friends will take notice, and govern themselves
accordingly.
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s- Yhe followers of Sam. and their name
Is legion, were out in strong force Saturday
night. dark lanternites, midnight assassins and
al Such enthusiasm We hare never witnessed.
y this city. The presage Of victory is DO.
fore MS.
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~ We have not yet seen or hoard of any
Kentuckian who is mot q member Of the Foreign
Party, Who will to-day vote for 4. c. Wickliffs,
the Foreign candidate for Governor. The family
name is avoided by all native Kentuekians--
Old Courts New Court, Wing, Democrat, Foreign,
Native, they are
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n ssh day OF is!S bo.d Of bs
MO- Inv ew orisaas and Bntoa Rouge MS MAR TIA
Louisville Ky Wv " e"P'' fasa'> ore, resident OF
Dsisii's Courier and Pittsbnrg pl ass eoky
NH on sassay ey,agg Nov 4h hafpas.
Alszandsr Collins. N~is, age ~ years, consort Of
wi" .a3s place frsm her late residence on M.ai,o,
sfsst ToDay, at ao'oosk Her fsnda and
'psSaoiy rsaass'od to attend without further uoslss
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IS The Circulation Of the Blood Is iu..lv,

eeenied tie greatest ordination Divine Provaspcs
Jog ensiar the heart tits drisan 10 all parts ~ hs WI
Ei ana strength to The complicated mchiasry of man b
" noa We sleep sake ruky through Tho ar
soy through the veins. nses aary that n,
ln great to The sn,ymsns Of pss. hsalth
the Liver and Neryss generally the primary cause
e, indigestion, and all thu haaasng feelings attending
N'a mak'shfe burden raalt Sui cids ,oud
ieow suicide there No one would NM
No able % obtain bottle Of Hoea,ad celebrated tsu
pa piepatsd BY Dr. G. NJ Jscon Philadelphia ,hey r,s
+" 1---eAs WIZ. Sse Adveffssntnt dkW m
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80 The magnolia groves and pine forests of
Louisiana to-day resound with the triumphant
shouts of Americans. Thecity will return them
its welcome in thunder tones
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REMOVAL. or TUE SEAT OF GoyERNuEsr. :
During the aaimating and exciting contest
which is now drawing to q close, the erea,
question OF the removal Of the Seataof Govern.
ment from Baton Rouge to this city has been
entirely overlooked. or the various imnortant
State issues Involved in the election TO-DAY Il
Is hoped this will not be forgotten, and Ina.
every voter will deposit his ballot Y For Remo-
yal The subject was debated at length be-
fore the last Legislature, and the voice Of the
people ordered to be taken on this day. II
would DO waste Of time for US to dilate on the
Inoomparahle advantages New Orleans possesses
over any other location in the State.
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AMERICANS TO your Posrs ,-Co eor,r ), a. :
polls--yate the entire ticket-see that every
one OF your American acquaintance, who il one
In name. Or in feeling. casts his vote Devote
one day to your country.
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N oTIGE

.A "a y " E
10 persons owning Texas Land scrip Head tobt o-t;e
catee bounty and Donation Warrants 80 s.A-
es fegned having bssn engaged tho Land bmpea. far
ons time, and having perfect knowledge Of ths Land . in
nom erpsreace solicit patronage fro all persons having
claim In our 81 ate -. + : :. f 'A tA'A4s
mr. Ledsoe having spent time in locating and w
anda IN the middle portion Of the Sta
hs information regulate god locations ca auy of
Lssd in til sats make the selection. h
eh On .he sfoand The locations made fs
neS w 20 nearer the sooner ia s,ke W,
no" preparing for trip the ~ood and will starr A. soon a.
ss' number Of eerHcae ns,re Satisfaction
or no charge for We ess Land except =. we pe
examine. W fst'Aa''5
~ Oar e4ages onsthiri Land or lag can, nsr
we paying all expenses and dsverng patent to The
~ sead on yoat c'rtdcas Those who aend by sho,,a
Keep the hunb sts and he original grantee ~
hs and thsuOst dupiclea be easily ob,sine5
Austin, Texas. Oct asth, ISIS.
= e. " - 49, . fe 49,
Gov. z Al, PEAsE, Austin, Tsxas. go =-=
hon. II II. hELLy do do 4s.-E. zI
BALliSGEa = JACK. Attorneys at Law, Galveston.
- L. H DUNCAN, comraission Merchant, New Orleans
sa.1 MCMAHON q co. do do do
f, ANDERSON BoYLEs, Attorneys al Law, Mobile,
BIN JOHNSON, ytcksburs Miss. 49, -.
Cen TIos. NJ GRIFFIN, Nawoah. Ca nos ap1maw5t
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nAasaNlsa CITIZENS Every arrival. from
sea anu nom the #sst. adds to our increasing
popuiataon. Not only are absent citizens a.
turning BY hundreds daily, but We observe OH
ratio.
Inc steamship eaha~ba arrived on SATURDAY.
from New York, brining l47 passengers. names
Of which, with the copy Of napifess wers
posted at'an early hour in the morning On our
bulletin board M ~ : :, 49,
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:, .dnsessca's 1yckes.
2 A IRISH OF JEFFERSON

va ~
a, 81, "a. FOR SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
JAMES III. MEHAFFEY,
G.EORG e G. LAWRAsoN.
s. : FOR DISTRICT ATroRsEr,
W. r, SCOTT. -
/. FoR SHERIFF., 4Ts+ - @t,
PAsoALIs L4BARRE,
IA FOR CORONER IL a.. -, .
F.P. sHATTUCK.
.s FoR CLERK OF COURT,
fDW. BUIss0N. .4E.s.
FOR Assessor,
H. T.. D0NNELLAS. ~~
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@s- Steamboat men, remember the past
The American party has befriended you. That
party expects you to do your duty to-day.
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BREcKENRIpE Coal. Messrs, Creevy & Far.
WELL No. 80 NAtohez street now ready to deliver any
amount Of the celebrated Breckenridge coal that may be
olaerea' ves hsshl5 tscommended, and will be sold
at an exceedingly price Refer to the enlightenment
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aB- Voters will remember that they have two
tickets to vote to-day for State and Parish
ofieers, and ons for Justice Of the Peace and
Constable.
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1
AstimewiH beprecious toour readers this morn
ing--for every true American will be or shonld
be out doing at an early hour-We will met
trespsss upon that time with d lengthy account
of ths speeches made upon the occasion. twill
beienough tosay that the immense assenabIape
was successfully addressed by the venerable
CHARLES DERBfGST, our candidate for Cover:
nor the impassioned and eloquent Percy
WALKER, the great champion of Americ anism
IN Alabama; the twin brothers Of eloeuence
and youthful enthusiasm, GEORGE EusrIs and
CHARLES DREux; our popular and able towns-
man, JoHs W. PRICE; and that master intel
lect and great orator, fsANDEL HuNr All thu
speeches we're telling and to the point, being
the ciinchers Of all previous speeches, veil
hammered down-were attentisely listened to,
and yooifsrously eheered.
When the meeting adjourned, q great portion
OF the multitude got behind the various ban.
ners and bands of music, and filed off in o mon.
ster procession, which marched up to the Fourth
District and back the great length of the route
trayefssd being forgotten in the enthusiasm
which prevailed.
And 50 ended the last grand rally of the
season.. Now for action. So
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JnOsc Fresh Goods.
Err STEAMSHIP GRENADA.
ALFRED MUNRoE g. co.,
sS4 .M.dGAZLJVE STREET. OF

ow present the usortn,snt of ran
/ sans. = = ~" ~
The ONE PRICE syem governs HOUSE now d, /, has for
1 long number ysaR. RAJ ~
Polite Gsntiensniy Clerks who sps Az I'm p,e, ~
languages, will slways IN attendance and tbey wish n M.
GOODS. ~ Nv ~ 'iffo"
All Goods sold by them expressly for oar Nav s,
svey article fully Among the prsn, tok
are- - 81 y ~ r. 80 r . AsNN
sissk and coiofed cioth pfeaa and Freck COATS.
sAss COATS sas to mseh, large variety Of coIOr.
81 Nas AoLAs OF FER SKIN OVER SAC, supernns
TIE Sc 3AsT0PoL ovERcoAT-Ths Coat Of N, ,ss.,,
PILOT CLOTH COATS, oi every style mud quality ,s
Exia Long Pilot Cloth oVERCoATs, sssanauoat Men
iquslities. - - $50 p'o' h'i
Blue Pilot BoULEyARDs and SHORT sAcs pct
PARTALooNs, Of every essription 81 h < -. IN"
Biask and cooea Of the following Goodssau slk
mere. Velvet Cl.h, Cashmere ' StA
6omtarine Baipouf and Ball VESTS $''-'TF-aS
fuhNisHING GooDs-sPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
And We would ak particular attention TO our stock ii
keeping a#aya Large hand We are eo.d Il +,
all sizes Of neck and length of srms - " ~
BOYS AND CHfLDRENS CLOTHING.
In All the different variety named above for Man
ven snosu fact shaths BOYS CLOTHING mana sursd hy ns
are ne ess 70 be found IN every New orIean
6@ a. H. d Co. tie only AGENTS I'm Nav r.,s.n. ~
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY FL, tha .o,a !, ~ y
Large Stock always hand Sold uaprers, prios,
among which are The Cotton Picking Shirts Apron and % IA
eo1 suitable for the to wac attention of Piansrs
teularly called. fA
--ALso-
Beds, Pillows, Cushions Caps Carnage C,o,h Ho.n,,,
description OF CLOTHING by them 4 eE 2S
SILK RUBBER COATS weighing price dola,.
t% ONE PRICE STORE OF au
E ALFRED MUNROE & co,
= $3.50 efE 81 Magazine ttrsst, corner esraytey
sors open week nights until ssh Saturday, so nine O'Clock
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CARpEr WAnxuor,sp - p,,,,,,,,,

CARrET WAREHOUSE a Brousseau L. Co. /.
No 10 Charities street have one Of the largest and
stocks Of Competing to be fonud in ths city received
Earope They have also hand every variety
OF stair carpetng window shades piano and table covers
n0or OIL cosns ETC. There is no better place III the city
larger and better stock of goods can be ob.aned At
reasonable prices.
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IHE mails, I'VE received some papers on
Saturday due the day before. Tho mali due
Yesterday faded from beyond some point in
Alabama, it y imnnatsrial where, solong us Il
failed, which answers Mr.. Postmaster Generals
arrangensnts Just as we'll There will Be three
mails due this morning Of our Post Office.
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NEW ORLEANS sTATtoNERs' WAREHOUSE II
steel No. 60 Camp street. has at his store yerv large
ana stock of stationery comprising every article
needed for mercantile and uses toosbsr
with printed bills Of sdng for the New York and rsrs.
i'nes o. steamers Merchants will do well to notice this
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TO the Lassies-z0 the A4sdses.
Mrs. Pam ~ auu

Mrs. Pemeau,
r On pRYADEs STREET, opposite Dryadss Markat
"0ald rssp'esuy insm the Ladies' that sa opened
- MILLINERY STORE.
where she viii always keep hand LATEST STYLES
BeNNEIs, RIBBONS, - - 1i Ing u ~
MAsTLLAs, CLOTH eLoAKS, =
ARTIFICIAL FLoWEgs
E4E VELVET TRIMMINGS. 4
Il
tsoNhETs CLEANED AND TRAINED AND DRESSES MADE
PRICES. 49, :. - = N LOWEST
$3.50 - a - = L. apat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-05

7 10 THE LADIES. I'VE invite the attention IF
our uptown lady readers to the adeertissment of Mira
on Dryades street opposite Dryadss market II
wall be seen that sha has opened . new millinery store
and will keep constantly on hand ns assortment Of
articles IN that line Of the best qualities and Of .he
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