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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.

Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBEES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ne. I6S Market sI., above 4Ih street,
PHlLADE ELFHGs.
J. y. SEIToS, L. SEA1, 4. VAS SvEAkISGES.
FER 70 purchases me largest assortment o. EsDcT
" DrT Goods II tie city. i comprises il part Of
HozisTy al kinds and qaaiiIies.
GIioves UndsIthlIts. =, Dress shiTtss9d GoIl1ra-
a flIe 5ssolt:!rsut Of S!islI Combs
BrEs;es o. al descriptions
DTesS and IaloTs Trimming Of ali Eiads---
tUTnetts- Slz cord cu! d SPOaI Cotton.
FeTiullery otsLl k4n3S-
;sliob which here marion, and which ae
ToTEAy sretiOn o. bers- Tc make
;h-Irir;s lest 70 ave rs ;Tial- NeFGs
Pendleton & Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oR tus sac ol Leaf TOhloro, Flour, Produce cen.
I@o Sz=.n's H2e-5. r,s D-,ot, 500 F.e.t ct
Haga jenkins -.
u hrUBe Sons.
Long d byTu, and BLltimnre
TIE cashiers OF ErT Of the
EsiHmSre bRIEs-
D. Lamb, Esq. CASH w Rtk VLl
I'm i 54; + s.7:. R:=..s:.- 44A 4-"' "D.--'
jas. NoCuliy, Pittsburgh
Rhodes {. SsIltay. RrldrsFoTt=o-
6reea Il Dorsey, Powhaiizu Il o.
1sags s9 11s3 D9To5y' 5o5- Gt.lg4 si1 Bssuouoo
JACOB e. Grove 81 GAit Aitsviie, O.
FsifF NSsEEI N5S5E + GsiiiI'0i5s: an. 5.:o-, o; =.
Tweed. Sii-ly & NTirat,
J6seph C Ba1leT & %. St2inCinnnli o,
John CTeisn-
Geo GTrsn, Jzn-,
Gordon 4 Co, ,s.,,
q. GcHorzn. A@'l--'iiN-
ssEl- 5. Preston < Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15
Wilde q Rrother

BOOkSELLERS q STATIONERS,
NTHOLESALE and Retail 5ess7s n Eaiscs,faDeoaS
w HJeIic=3. tbeO,zicat zRt school books sLatciis -
pa er window hlIadS- " h0es5le G=zieTs scto
Committees, -c2C.e, ssE4IeG i= Ty
sssksr0se q. Nan s-d E.5E
h-si5ug. Va rFS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15

1 Via ttS! .t5A E>!I-
y $500 G.tJ cizzrss
Ssdj FElEcz1l,z CEzzTs;
zJ1g AfsoHc e.
$4EEi r. Dara6o ~
&t1 WasHin=i,,z EoaauenI clssFSI
zt11 HEH+l-z=
IISH Havana Ge
5st Della CrEE FEllEIPe %
ssE5 Re=zt.z
boxes -. Iu.zp T0ssccs.
- Go slo- Do 20
ICsf received ard Hct sac hy
READY IN IINH FUK TIE sEaoUN ;!
w l.. GOTTE & E;RO'S first sock o. usEv
" spring Dry GSOCGa
teEs ee1e-sst 81 their sine Ezrb=I stree:
!; = uTDecEsaFy SFsoIf artlcies sice II e
state thsu eeisE
aHe iose wishing TO bay can't Do beeE tbsn call ~ No
lss Ma Esr street uils
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15

TlEEAa > III y.
- AVERY ms received SufacTeHi nuIubeT OF Fire
~ mans Has iof oEe tWe companies, which NIL
be SOFA b Ihe d0LE1.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15

IDOIi LES vgool gsiils.
IOSV 1910 Iss broom
1ao doz bed cords and qlor-h I5rsz5
= reels neazP ID. sta ilBe bed loTt;
10 cotton Coia-s IueSi
- dGE Hss-
p Co.'s Halter Eafe=
loo pair YsSs! lEl5 SElG osTE-
- B1aI FOes
razgL:as, 1tsy asd awnings, bsnd and
-sile 70 IL Cor1Es= store. Vi N-ttT md
I-TIa CHss ERYpY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15
pATFs ADVFRTIsINC.

EATES OF ADVERTISING.
7aF L : pER>lCN Ed, Publishers ei newspapers L
- f u heeiiEg, uf fhe increased price OF pa
s3.s aa other expenses rendering tAeir sKaenses
.s.-T .a Tetos4e, Do agree charge lac iOti5ET
80 o. EGverLsiBz, aud case Whatever 10
ss tsaH tAe TaseS bs5OgTs te Eues or less Of ron
= e IlEs---a--ll lE-, -. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15
FALL STOCK

sag PRAGER Ess Teosivea from New York. ard
ole ksseE clites. al ED1st
y: I"oGs ereF eZa4bittd II Wheeling
HIS PTcE= te / de;=EE sch rLAiny
oe ind1csEenT every by HON EiaF I5eEe-
lore cOLse os GId ali ard Iy Goods and prices,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15
NEW SdTINGS B-4NK STORE.

AT THE OLD POST uFFIcE OPPOSITE THE H'LUEE
HoUSE.
ITO ihe cuzensof Wheeling and vicinity: Feeling very
thzTkll lot The bersI EStrouaze ycu,
deem proper Cfor youT interests SsIE ssy oz,)
Boots Shoes, Hats CsE Uasre!ias and Carpet SscEs
al ibeOoEner 0: &zTEet and Monroe srei<, f=eng
Prlce rBterSU4a y therefore sSreLtly is-
$50 :. 1ri "a 5oF-aisE bec5 e tie son Of ne
eeSSi5 tse EHyseHss nope, and I5e FUP Of GEt' IOse
To the "a ties, IaTtlculaTly, would say have lsse
suantiy a. FreBeh Lsrs- straw, sGd brsid t0Hfets,
which VIII seli aT The is aGvI1cgnE
have also sqIanti;y OF silk sad Care bon1eEz -vekI
To eouaisy merchants we -rUra y n al rrs 1il dpii-
cs;e any bs bought ia be eeslei eities IoT cash s
5000 Cases.
6TeCLiLTES ESS & KNOX have zuyed Their =yhOiesa'e
VI Boot ~ Shoe ysEs ryozs % ,-s stosy briek
Tls5 aazs nev u siols sa4 are rsoefr:asd.ily.
10 Soys boots;
!o-sAs 3o5aa'' so5:s;
10 ie1ry Ind Shoes,
% misses lses s5ols5
- S'i5,:rs -,: = ne
Ta1kfal for lie ve-y bersl rstronsse heretofore ex
extended Tie House, tsey sOLrt etinsaDoe Of tie
Merchants rFsy earpely invited 70 cal
and e4sniDe their stock
rurIF AEa' I. LL.FSS & K NoE.
REMOVAL.
Il D BAYH.A nave removed q their rev and spa
- GO briCk bLjinsS H. Mari street, where iiEy
ElsHziscILT~ ard keep d. Rand
TN AND SHEET IRON W3RE,
And keep Tor japan AaTe ;4Ogza!J Furnishing
HSfdTaTe. isBt- freS Cooking stove,
tly vvi.sei Aoss2E= and Re-4iIar
he; PRICES elT Old CsIz=ss and 'le fuC RI
aly Invited 10 AID si1cR
description q; aEElc5esln Ir Ia rfrrtr rze
GREAT BARGAINS
SECOND FALL STUCK
Isaac Prayers Bargain Store.
HAVING retGrned ron with Esy Sacai4s raj
IL StSSN, snail Se abr IL sEeI The FEe goods
iuvtte ihe' those tzt VISA 10 pufclEsse TO
ezil Oh : desJTFed ode. ETesteT IudBce-
HeEes tfs4 ever IN order sustain Esy seILg
tHs czespest goods u ioyli
Esc=iycsl-St-ol7eF u Ibuse
CLraG HIG Gioyes u zz
d. Fl-sursStas =r
Bouisf H o5oTs
1a.c
with Elany other Ia Esans tsG!nss 10 rleRslou
Cs4 raT-g End d5h'i mistake cbe mace.
ISAAC PRAGEE, 175 E5siEst
nvia between Mczrss aid T1iuu 81
NEW.
= S,.e-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15

Premium Blinds
C. E0 4 G. Z K o II z Il 7
.s5j sTEEET.
Z EEPS CUESr-nt tzI-l 1EG EufscTl-ES 70 order
~ TENITTIS IETvJy-T BLINDS,
vide and WiI riaH aad fzncy trim
Li.Es, OF every coor and SHADE, and re-sIl On
terms 70 Sill LIE times.
on binds EeIainfed aHS trimmed equal to new
IohhiIs uLngIlE liz st-e.ae1 ENfl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15
BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, s
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT

LUUN AND UlSIbR DEPOT.
'INHE undersigned, having bought fbe Bridee Corner
Con ecoIHeTy, opposite the Monroe House SoFuBeEaT
Est by T ~ Parker, and greatly enla rEed improved
II VIII keep constantly hand all kinda Of clEaz
Confectionery, and viii supply parties TcasonAbse
OYSTERS served NJ in The besl style Al al houTs IA
The saloon and furnished Wholesale ard retail By can
X hElI Can.
ga l. assortment Of chris,ual and New Years IOya
uovISt,f LII. ROSE d ERNEST KRELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-15

CO-PaRTN ERSHiP.
THE suer tls day INTO partnership
tte purpose OF :rssscn CUIaIsi Ssior and For
E5sl ding hGs-ss, a3er.ur IL Of GO do, Mathews
n u, s1G uI-l.s business lsle
1ITIu- J. :. GORDON.
JSU. N. MATTHEW'S,
ySU- L AGNEU
March Isl 1871 mrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
Rercuf publications.

RlcHARp HuRDrs, by W. Gilmore simms New York. il
8. Redfeld
edition. revised and corrected by the author, of
of his earliest works. first presented to the public in
1887, we believe. It is very handsomely bound and
printed.
IssRA's CHILD New York, J. O. Derby. "a
LITTLE NELL from the Old Curiosity Shop of Charles
Dickens: New York, j. 8. Red1eld.
The above one of series Of works designed as books
for children and to be composed Of selections from
Dickens Old Curiosity Shop" embracing the of
Little Nell and her Grandfather Oliver, Little PGul
Florence Donbey, Smike and the Ohild-wife.
GARFIELD, OR FELLowsHlr THE EAST, by W. d.
Arnold: Boston, Ticknor g. Fields.
A novel, the scene Of which is laid in the British
possessions India 1t is graphically written and can
fail to prove interesting to the readers Of light
literature.
MEMOIRS OF HENRY THE EraArH AND MIS- SEVEN wrvxs,
by Henry William Herbert. New York and Auburn
Miller, Orion b Mulligan.
The important events which occurred during the reign
Of the eighth Henry hs throne England and the
number and fate Of his unfortunate consorts have In
vested that period Of English history with peculiar at
tention. Mr.. Herberts work bears evidence Of deep
research and to him the reading public indebted for
perhaps the most correct history Of the events that
ceeded and led to each of the English Bluebeards
riages. The book is elegantly printed and bound
CLoUps SuNsHIrE Arr, Dramatic Tale by Chas
Reade: Boston, Ticknor 8 Fields.
previous work of this author (peg wongton) is the
best recommendation for this Any from Mr. Rssds
is to be full Of interest and extensively read.
LIFE OF THE RIear. Hon. JoHN PHiLror CuRR4N by his
son, VIM Curran, with notes and additions by
enzie: New York Redned
may be presumed that this life Of the great Irish
ator and wit is the BEST that has been written the
writer besides having to biography by
porary and intimate friend Of his father (Wam Re-
GAM possessed Of information not open others
The events in the life Of this great man. who deut
fed with the latest years Of Irish nationality full of
interest.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for August repabahed by Leon
ard Scott New York. Also, BLAckwoops EpIrBuRGH
MAaAzIss, for September, from the same publisher.
This number contains scsthing review Of Tennysons
Maud" have received copies of each Of the above
works from the publishers through ]. O. Morgan, Ex
change Place, whore they can DO obtained
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
raNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1866 J
PLATF o RIM
W. 4ax AMERICAN PARTY OF LOu1sIANA.s

4 y ~ !. ~,
AsNss We plopsl = - Wy
sostve Ifancnise. ..,, ~,
sAvocase .as passAse y e ~" i. ~.
Sens she ammisfAson u Paupens auA otAAAes "
eounsfy =
~ W oppose any insericfenee ~ sne sesss0
al pelsons wnesner tnsy g y q
me ksdeasra sovslnnsns s10'ps 1o1 80
euk oonsnsuaions p,,. .,,.,, =, ,
sdfoosts n'sn ~ .ss
saoxe ssln sna ~
asMe Aososu snu WI. ..''0" "-N es'-~
ensasn snexesel ~ laossD' -
y ~ 0enese tnAs Alae10s $500. = ~, ss,as
1850 ~ :, rsor,, ~ M.
Alone tns ony - - sA''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
DIE n:

Il u !: - No.
Yesterday afternoon bapsss O'clock Of yellow fever WILL
LIAM MILLER, native Of Canada, sgsd 3s years.
0RLEANB LODGE No. II. l. O. o. F.-The
bers Of this Lodge, and the Order generally,
specially invited TO meet at Room No. Odd Fell
Iowa. Hall, THIS (AondsyJ AFTERNOON, at q
O'Clock, 0 0 attending the of
our late Brother WILLIAM MILLER,
BY orier OF the N. @.
J. H. WEBB, Secretary.
TEMPLE OF HONOR g. OF 1.-THE Grand Temple 1ssuN
Of Louisiana aud the members q the Order generally,
requested Tsmplars' Hail. THIS tAonday) AT
TERNooN, at O'clock, precisely for the purpo
WIN. MULLER, P. G. W. n.
Byorder, W.K MILLER, g. W.T..
On Sunday the h Of October 20 minutes past o'clock Mr.
WILLIAM rooney, in the 2slh year of his ago.
The friends and acquaranceH respectfully
funeral Thi Monday) Morning. at 10 o'clock his
9TS 81. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
ass- The Circulation of the Blood is iustl

greatest ordination Divine Providence
ing spgue the heart driven all of the system, giving
strength the complicated machinery of This iy
ing food sleep sas bky through
ries softly through the How necessary
kept inquiry, yet negligent many
respecting this essential the enjoyment Of perfect health
Dsrsnxe the Liver generally the primary
Jaundoo Indigestion all the harasing eo attending
Dyspepsia burden, from
rapidly follow suicide there No woald suffer
long of Hsoasnda eel
Bters prspsrsd M Jsekhon, Philadelphia; rarely
fail edsc.Dg Sse advertiser OF d&Wlm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBTGNY,

~ FOR GOVERNOR, Nf
CHARLES DERBTGNY,
$50 '8ss or JEfFERsoN.
FOR lLIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
s LEWIS TExADA,
HI lor RAFipEs.
FOR sECRE,TARY OF STATE,
ROBERT @. BEALE,
g @ or EAsr RATION ROUGE.
FOE STATE TREASURE,
J. ". DURALDE,'
N o. West sAroN ROUGE.
u FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
z WALTER R0ssMAN, t
ss $50 ey CLAIBORNE
\ EoRlATTORNNY NERAL1
US RANDELL HGNT,
N or osLEAss.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION,
o. D. sTILLMAN,
OF ouAcHIrA.
FOR c0NaREss.
Fssa Disret-qEO. EUsTIs, il.
acsss D,ra-THE0DORE q. HUNT
zzi,S Diskis-PREsT0N POND. Jr.
zsssa pisrss--WILLIAM u. LEWIS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

SINGULAR Gauss OF DEATH.--Mr. Jos. Carr,
the we'll known restauroteur of this city, came
to his death from q singular cause, at his resi-
dence in Charlestown, yesterday morning. Some
six weeks since Mr. Carr complained that corn
upon one of his feet gave him great pain. Upon
making known his complaint, gentleman re-
corn, which he said was sure cure. Mr.. O.
followed the direction, since which the pain
spread entirely over his body, and it is thought
by his friends to have been the cause of his
death. Boston Times. @~=
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

CONFECTIONERY, ETc.--In another column b.
Bonnsoaze of Camp and Poydras streets gives
notice that hereafter his place will be kept open all the
tmedsy and night. Cakes, pies and confectionery Of
all kinds and in addition hot coffee can be obtained at
all hours of the night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

P1ANos.-We call the attention of the lovers
Of music and panss in particular TO the advertisement
Oh hr W. b. Haisey This gentleman has been appointed
scent Of the celebrated manufacturers Messrs Lighs
Newten Bradbury, of New York, whose pianos have
critics throughout the North
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

FASHIONABLE CLoTHNG.-The present wea-
ther calls for additional clothing Pitkin Co. No 81
Camp street. in advertising columns submit cata
ogus OF desirable and ssasonabs goods sufficiently
ried to gratify all faucies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

New BooKs.--By the Gahawba, Morgan, Ex-
change Place, adjoining the postofcs has received all
the new publications. including foreign and domestic Re
views Magazines etc. Any in search Of book must
indeed be hard to please il he cannot suit his fancy from
Morgane stock -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

FALL GooDs.-D. P. soanlan 4 Co., Nos. IL
and II Charities street. already In the market with
their fall supplies Our lady readers in search Of adorn-
meats would do well to call them The taste that pre-
sides ct scanlsns establishment has passed into .
proyerb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

STRAW AND SILK GooDs.-E. L. e. Bonnet.
No. % Canal street. catalogues in another column of this
paper almost every article in his line of business Mer
chants and dealers would do well to call on him, as
means of saving time, they at his Establishment
supply all their wants and relieve themselves from the
necessity Of going all over town to Gil their bills and in
addition to this his prices will compete with any In the
ctyu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEwELRY H Franko,
corner of Poydras and Carondeet streets has hand
some assortment OF the above goods and an advertise
ment in another column at the lowest prices in the
CITY," As this ia debatabe readers satisfy them
selves by examining his stock Those who sell low how
ever, should be encouraged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs-We would
call the attention of readers the advertisement Of
s. B. Churchill which appears another column His az.
sortment Is FULL and speak by the card when we say
that In the selection of his dress goods he has displayed
great taste and judgment Ladies from uptown would
do well to look in at ohurchs Of Dryadss and
Terpsichore streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

In addition to these, there is the Wasp Fort,
various earthworks and the great Star Fort,
capable itself of holding garrison of ten thous-
and men, with an amount Of artillery equal
would give an aggregate to the regular forts,
batteries and sarthworks, on the North side, Of
upwards of 500 guns These have yet to be
taken; but as they occupy line Of cliffs COM
manding the town, they cannot be taken by
bombardment from the opposite side The Rus
slams lunless they shall have deemed it expedi-
ent to leave the Crimea) must be met on those
heights before sebastopol is completely in the
occupation of the enemy. We must have the
issue on the North side, before we can make up
our summary of the losses of the Russians or
the gains of the Allies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
FRENCH RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL Paris paper


9 FRENCH RAILROAD AUUIDENTs-h TArlB paper
received by the America says;
A lamentabls accident took place at 8 o'clock
on the night of the 18th, on the Versailles Rail
road, left bank The passenger train returning
from Versailles came in collision with luggage
train close to the Paris station, which actually
out it in two. Several carriages were broken to
atoms, and several lives have been lost nine
killed on the spot, and seventeen badly hurt,
are admitted by the directors 1t is supposed,
however, that the number of killed is at least
fifteen, and over thirty persons wounded. Two
young girls, sisters, had their legs cut off, and
among others, the body of man was found with
both legs cut of, and child stifed by the death
embrace in his arms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08

New GooDs-FREsH ARRIvAL.-Those who
have been awaiting the arrival of Moodys fall stock win
learn from his advertisement which We publish TODAY
that they need wait longer, He is on hand with
fresh supply of shirts and furnishing goods See his ad
yertigement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
NOTICES
I'D RIDGEMATER MINERAL PAINT rh
SWANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETECTER,

"A L TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AD-
IN YANCEThe work priated fee raper and nav
type and will b tho States
ASoubern Bank-Nots List IL
house and Public Office uns in advancing cumon in
terests and Northern Hac
lowing the dctai9p. 1'' ~
The work will be carefully and all
hnhaca changes ,h aE.rion
Will DO made make guide BANKER And
Merchant. = " ' -"A
Hotel Propristors Brokers' Auo Commission
Of having their names banss widely Circulated
Special for advertising by the be-
Georgia. " ~ - '
charge. ' "
All communications intended List and Detecon
must DO addressed to "swaa's BaRkNoe s Alta Georgia
SAMUEL SWAN.
JAWS RoBERTsoN, General Agent.
lsr Subscriptions isosivod By CaAs T. HOWARD Agsn. for
New Orleans, Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-08
+u.Ng y. a.. ~Morgasa's .-
LIST OF N EW B 0 0 K S
Received During the Past Week.

THE NEWCoMEs Memoirs of most Respect able Family. By
Vim. NJ Thsckeray. Complete
THE ARAuCANIANs or, Among tbs Indian Tribes Of
Southern Chill. By E. R. Smith.
INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. By Baysfd Taylor.
HENRY THE EIGHTH AND HIS SEVEN WIVES. By Henry VIM
HERBERT
JAPAN, AS IT WAS AND IS. By Richard Hildreth.
JOHN PHlLPoT cURRAN BY his aon, VIM Horny
Curran.
THE POETRY AND MYSTERY OF DREAMS. BY Charles g.
Leland.
PICTURES OF EUROPE FRAMED IN IDEAS By @. A. Bartol
oAKFIELDs or, Fellowship in the East. BY W. D. Arnold
RICHARD HURDIs-A Tale of Alabama. By W. Gilmore smmi.
CORA AND THE DocToR Revelations of Physictans wis.
THE ELDER SISTER. By Marian James.
CLOUDS AND sUNsINEA Novel, By Chss. Rssds author
Peg Wellington.
ETHEL or, the Double Error By Marian JansI.
LITTLE NELL-Fon the Curiosity Shop. BY Dickens
THE TINKER sPYA Romance Of the Revelation BY JRs
iSoRA'S CHILD.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for October.
PuTNAMS MAGAZINE October.
KN1cKERBoGKER's MAGAZINE OIL October.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for September.
BLACKWoODfor September.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for August
J. G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
EXCHANGE PLACE
% Qp9t Adjoining the Post Office.
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s~ EDITORS CREscENr-Please announce
as INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE far re-eson to the Office
Constable of the First Justices Court of the Parish
os 9pid paid JOHN. J. HOPPE.
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CENSUS OF IrL1Nors.-The Springfield Journal
publishes returns from four countless --those
whose progress has not been very rapid since
1885, -and the average at the same rate gives
the State population Of ,1So, 600. This would
be an increase of nearly half million in Eve
years. But the Journal thinks the returns will
show still larger population, and place Illinois
the fifth State in the Union.
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~ NoT1cE.-The property advertised in
the Crescent Of h, morning. sold Constable
" the First Justices Court does not belong
oetme and evidence of the fact by certificate
Registe' Of Conveyance.
os 2p4t n FTTzsImMoNs.
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77157
r ARIsH OF ORLEANS.
FOR STATE sENATE.
GLENDY BURKE.
LE0NoE BURTHE. l
j. j. MICHEL.

FOR STATE sENATE.
NJ GLENDY BURKE.
LE0NoE BURTHE.
i. u. MICHEL
Fsr sAeri6-JOsEPH HUFTY.
,;sl A.. Coroner CHARLES N. OLIVIER
fa Disria AaernsyM. A. FOUTE.
FoR oLRRKs OF COURTS
First District esurs-NORBERT TREPAGNIER.
Second District cSart-P. 3. wILTz.
z2ia District 6sns-MENRx BEzOU.
~ II Fourth Ditria csars--J. d. WALTON,
fvi1 Dis,re, cOus-WILLIAM A. MOTT.
SRA Di.sis cswt-w. n. REESE
FoRAs sEssoRs.
! FRANCIS TURNER. THEODORE DUREI,
JOHN n. DuF0UR. JOHN A. WATKINS,
F0RtTAx ooLLEoToRs.
FTrsi psstris-THOsa AZ, AsKEw.
e Second Distries-J JOSEPH HERNANDEZ, a
TSi.a Di,res-DUvERNEY FARRAR.
Fourth Disires-GEORGE MENsMAN.
FOR JUsTIoEs OF THE pEAoE.
Faa Justies-D. II. MITCHELL.
seesad Jsss;cs-C. Nj. BRADFORD.
Third Jusies-NICHARD RICHARDSON.
FsarsA Jastiss-FRANCOIs GAL0NGNE.
Fyn J4sies-WMi PILES.
siaA Jastics-ARTMUR PORTER.
ssstatA Ju,siee-G. w, BUFORD. za
FOR coNsTABLEs.
Fsras Ju,siss. cosrt-WTILIAM q. QUIRK.
Sssead Jasies's coan-J0HN A. AGAIssE.
laird Jassles's c0un-JAs. w. DUPLEssIs.
ss FsarA Jusass'. csurt-JULEs soRAPURU,
Fra Jastiass csurs-F. il. HERNANDEZ. VA
81 sssta Jxstess Caws-JoMN N. MEAD, 49,
s5s stptnss sfasgieess Cpsrt-- I. EVE GOInINp
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Fashionable Clothing.
r. PITKIN q CO.,
NJ OF nAMn rnn Irrn

r. PITKIN q CO.,
No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Gravier streets
We receiving arrival fl Fashionable
Of CLOTHING AND GENT's FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety coloru aud tbs latest stys
PILOT CLOTH COATS large and splendid assortment,
SAC AND PALEToT extra long and large and medium length,
TALMAs AND cATELoN1ANs,t the Iatss style hnh.
Black Bue CLOTH cLoAKs long lengths. neat
finish,
Black Eue, Brown Olive CLOTH FRoCKs COATS
hnitlad in the best sye medium and fac quality.
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Colored styles Of SILK VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
1 DRESSING GOWNS,
Boys AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, full stosk,
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS. T.. .
\ a-.4." .a. .@@ UMBRELLAS.
,-..l TRUNKS,
article wanted cun will b oi "a low 10 can be-
purchased In the city.
7plw R. PITKIN 4 CO.. 81 Camp street
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AUCTION SALES,

Hrnndy Gip.........Pert Wine Cigars, etc.
BY L. A. LEVY, JR, Auetionssr.
THURSDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock, at his
l. Asc,ioh Rooms 70 aray,er street. will be sold-
~ bills Fs ds bha Cir caats Fort Wne Tea
g 90 susetio Havana ciga 10000 German Cigars bales
Moss, str, etc.
Also. to Hre GOLD WATCHER o8H