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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

CPECiAL NOTICE ALL PERSONS INDEBTED ~
Peter Lang will please call at the store No Wares
street. No 10 Jacob street settle their vita
out delay. BY order from supreme Court.
JOEL. Il. FARSAM, Committee, 10 Jacob strsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

CR6O WANTED To CARRY ON A DRT0 ~
quay siness in this atty. nakiag SO per day prsa
be given to lender and chance of partnerhipif dssca
Thousands would take this chance thoy knew Of A.
dress Druggist 673 Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

HENRY T. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL furniture, carpets, Ao. This day, Monday, at 10ls
osS,si At house street near West BrS.dws
paintings nirrors curtains bed and Kitchen furniture
general assortment Of furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23

RYF COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-GENTEEL HOUSE.
sell this day. Monday April g at o'clock r. r., the
tire furniture Of the three story door
Twenty eighth street. Fourth avenue will comprise
every description Of goods suck as tapestry Brussels
three Ply and ingram carpets ocoths French bedst
marble top tables extension d. beds and mattresses
pets and ocoths French plate and other mirrors bedroom
basement furni ure &C. Remember the hour O'clock
+: TomorIow tuesday, April "a the entire furniture
More full particulars to morrow. t
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THE PROGRESS OF RIGHT.

The cause of law, right and justice, is slowly
but surely progressing to an suspicious termi-
nation. The day is not far distant, we are en-
tirely persuaded, when the voice Of the people
and the mandates Of the statutes will be COM
piled with by the induction into office Of the
American candidates for parochial positions.
That they are clearly entitled to them is just
as evident as that the course Of the contestants
has excited deep feeling of dissatisfaction
throughout the community. CONVERSATIONS are
always unpopular with the people, and justly
SO. The voters very wisely question the motives
of those who shun, them and 60 to the courts,
when political matters are involved.
The motion for a new trial in the Bell and
Hufty case was argued before the First District
Court on Monday. The counsel for the plain
tiff made as good an efort-for real argument
was impossible under the circumstances as
could have been expected under the circum-
stances. But, it was an uphill business to fly
directly in the face Of the law, and to pervert
absolute language from its unmistakable mean
ing. The counsel for the defence e.. Madison
Day, ESQ.,, and Hon. Randell Hunt,) made
powerful speeches, refuting every point taken
by their adversary, showing conclusively that
new trial. under the law, could not be granted.
After hearing argument, the Judge refused to
grant q new trial, and directed that the proper
certificate should be issued to the Sheriff elect,
Col. Joseph Hufty, which was accordingly done.
We suppose the Colonel will receive his COM
mission from Baton Rouge in two or three days.
The Supreme Court has decided against the
appeal Of Mr.. Derbes, and consequently, Mr..
Wiltz will speedily enter upon the discharge Of
his duties. as Clerk Of the Second District Court
and Mr.. Quirk, having won his case, will I'M
questionably be commissioned as Constable Of
the First Justices Court, during the week.
These facts are pregnant with meaning, which
if properly understood by the other contestants,
would induce them to withdraw their suits, and
allow their successful competitors to take pos
session Of the Offices to which they are entitled.
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spies.dsd Gift Books,
Expressly prepared for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS

Expressly prepared for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
For sale by F a s.4a. "
Thomas H.. White.
BOOKSELLERS AND S T4TIONER,
1UO CANAL STREET. lU0
WILD SCENES AND 40 printed in
eolots. Bye. w. Weber.
ROMANCE OF INDIAN LIFE by Miss Mary Eastman wit speu
did cuored Illustrations.
MAcAuLEY'S LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME. yea"
ROMANCE OF NATURE with Illustrations. .....".a- M e
STEVENS BOW IN THE CLOUDS.
KEATS, KIRK WHITES, ROGERS CAMPBELL'S COM
PLETE PoETCAL WORKS. beautifully bound aud illustrated
Butler's edition.
THE PRoNERBIALIST AND POET. 4~g
CABINET OF MODERN ART, Cd Series Illustrated and in
anlqus binding.
LYRICS OF THE HEART, etc, by A A. Watts. ~"
RECORDS OF WOMAN, by Mrs Hsmsns.
POEIICAL AND PROSE ILLUSTRATIONS OF CELEBRATED
AMERICAN AUTHORS. ." *
MRS. osGooDs COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS.
PRocToR'S ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
GEMS OF BRITISH ART, beautifully illustrated finely
vol quarto, antique.
BARoNIAb HALLS GREAT BRITAIN in VOL quarto ilus-
tratsd, in antique bipding -s..5
ALDINEs EDITION OF THE BRITISH POETS vols iull
calf 1suo, Little Brown Co.'S Reprint complete
~ in separate. I
BRITISH POETS, Boston edition, ottavo
ADDS0NS WORKS, vois edition, in foil calf binding
PRoR'S LIFE AND WORKS OF GOLDSMITH 4yols full calf
DICKENS WORKS. the oay uniform ettn T. vols
FAMILY BIBLES Pocket Prayer Books Bibles Catholic
ssaut the pocket service supby bound and
Illuminated, in antique, velvet budding.
For sale by THOMAS l.. WHITE.
anal s.rest.
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Large Sf0ck Of Clothing I!
AT Low PRICES \!
LEIGHTON 8 BARBoT


Corner St. Charles and Canal Streets
EB- FINE CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS, 10
make the ROE CALLS and also the mc acceptable gs
to old frends, as well as
We assortment Of all styles and qualities of
CLOTHING, compiling
a Cvsrcoats,
Of BLACK and coLoREp CLOTHS PILOT CLOTH and PETER.
SHAM adapted u all kinds Of weather.
F'rock Goats,
Rial, Blue Ams Green Olive. 4rple and Brown Frereh
coths, --latest st,'f
Dress Goats,
of BLACK FRENCH CLOTH. all Qasities and best stylea
Business Goats,
Of oTH ctl1 Pa Mixed, fas, Check and ome Paeha
Caasusrss.
Panta1oons,
Of BLACK CASHMERE aad poEsKfN, all qualities; coLoRsD
CAssIMEREs large variety, embracing all the Newett and
m9s,D Desirable Patterns
BLACK ard RICH coLoRED VELVET aud PLUSH;
BLACK and loLoRED SILK, of all the teat styles
BLACK and col oRED CssHMERES New Patterns;
ooLoRED WooLEN VELVET, yariour S'lesi
Suspenders.
MONEY BELTS. GOLD DUST BAGS SHOULDER BRACES, SILK
aud Night Caps Bathing Caps aud Drawers Umbeas
SIX and Cotton, i5cente to Us each.
THE ORIGINAL SHIRT EMPORIUM,
ESTABLISHED FOR MANY YEARS.
Moderate Prices and Quick Sales.
s- The largest assortment sENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING
GOODS, LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS in New Orleans
Receiving every from the M.nafaso
ios Grand s.re ct, New York, near Brcadwas-- g
LINEN SHIRTS, from IS 10 $25 each;
Fine COTTON SHIRTS Bosom Buttons in perfect cdsr, 81
1881 81, 20 and IS each; &
and COTTON CHESh siRS ao cens 70 cents aud VI IS
each; ~
Bows, SHIRTS 6as Linen Bosoms, 81 IS each; Blooms
LIN EN- COLLARS cents Is and o5 each,
LADIES, MERIso SHIRTS DRAWERS, 81 81 So % and
50 each; &}- .
DRESSING GOWNS, Of rich Cashmere Mousne Lame IS to
s25 each i -s
SMOKING JACKETS. 8@9. l.s = I...a5I
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
MgRlNo uNDsRsHIRTs. 81, 81 2:, u 81 aad 81
MERINo DRAWERS, IL ~ 2s, II rs ands
COTTON UNDER SHIRTS from so cents to u % each; Il
COTTON DRAWERS S, from rs cents 10 81 80 each;
EIERINo SOCKS, hon ssto ~ per dozen; "E@..-
"a NECK TIES, 81 cent?, rs CENTS and u each
BLAcKITALIAN cRAyA1s, a. 81 u.s. 81 50 and 81 rs each
Super Fi.ct SILK CRAvATs so cents and 81 saeh
Linen HANDKERcHIEFS. Ready Hemae5 25 cents 40 cent,
50 cent?, 6ncents ard rs cents each; @
Red and BIae YER SHIRTS, FIREMENs
and FISHING salRTs, from sltote 30 EACH
E OLD STAND esal hed many yeart,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS.
LEIGHTON s. BARBOT,
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Rare assd Beautiful

oLIDA'Y PRES MIS-.
GUIoN,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND c.aN.4L SITS,
Has now il store The RICHEST COLLECTION hne appropriate
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS offered il the Southern
/ country
The this establishment avoid all unnecessary expotur
goods purchaeramay rcsivs them fresh and
soil blsmish. .ij- jW.= .f .s.o a.s .-.
An inspection large imply least obi
cation purchase Tie goods will be cheuy shown all time
allowed be miareprsented Parcua attention
large NEW STYLES Of the following
ieles-- 4f Meg #s@ 4+ N#
RICH FINE JEWELRY, Of the latest Paitetns
RICH JET GOODS. new styles If
STERLING SILVER CUPs GoBLETS etc;
PLATED WARETsa unf Of sir liecs Cake
castos Boats. Pinch Zee Bowls Waters,
Card Receivers, CandIesticks ,eteec
SPLENDID PEARL AND SHELL GOLD AND SILVER EMBOSSED
FANS, Richly Painei in Pastils;
OPERA GLASSES, AcRoMATIcs. q superior quality z..
MARINE AND MILITARY SPY GLAssEsS
MICROSCOPES AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS;
OIL PAINTINGS, splendid collection;
LADIES' AND GEMS TOILET BOXES, new styles;
WORK BOXES, of Pspier Maehe, Ebcny, etc.; "
oDEuR cAsEse cr,sta Ebony, Ppel Maehe Tortoise Shell
and PEARL
PARIAN MARBLE sTATUARY, new su iecis; ..s.H .+m
PoRTEMoNNAIEs Silver Pearl, TorOe She'll Velvet
and Embossed Velvet;
MECHANICAL Toys entire ynt W designs; q .+za ..4
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BJARDS;
cHEssMEN, Of Ivory. Dresden Brenae, etc.
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES, large variety; .=.
PORTFOLIOS, Of All Mathe, Velvet and Leather;
DEsKS AND EseRETolRES Papier Mahe E53ay
eic etc.,
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BOUQUETS;
ETUf CASES Of ivory aud Ebony, with Sold urnnra;
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES richly Ivory Velvet
cABBAs, IN every variety entirely Few patterns;
BRIDAL PRESENTS, Pear, Jewel and Trink Boxes;
GOLD MOUNTED CANES, with jew esa Settings large variety
newpatternsi
CUT GLASS TOILET BOTTLES richly mounted in Gilt, with
Medallion settugn; ~
pERFuMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES for the Toilet;
Laiisa' nd Cents Superior KID GLOVES;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE, Plain aud Fancy Cooys
FINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY;
CHESTS OF cARPEsTERsf TOOLS, for Youhs; 1...
CHESTS OF GUN IMPLEMENTS, for Gents.
Am extensive ASSORTMENT CT
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REVOLVERS,
with all the modern Improvements.
From New Yoskmaaafaeiory receipt avery
stoe afthe latest and approved patterns Of fine
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
The prices will be guaan.. ed low goods The SAME QUAIL
IFY be procured this city, will sold CITY
ACCEPTANCE 90 favorable terms.
UI0N,S,
da4 9ptf cornerof St. Charles and Canal at eets.
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corros.-The receipts Of cotton for the twenty.

CorToS,- The receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at eclosk last evening werehy the
Princess from Vicksburg 1903 bales t. IT. Larkn from
Memphis 42ea; Magnolia, from yicksburg 307S; Moses
Greenwood, from Le1cre 2l65; w w Farmer, from Ala
bama landing, ouaehits river, 1901; Music from Port
Hudson, a27 4; Kmball, from Fort Adams 955 Latons
and G. D.. Jr. $50 VIM Bagaley, from Wetumpka, Ala,
2,I9a; Linda from Shreveport 679; Paducah from Ghoo
taw. s704 McRae, from Grand Gulf, 1000; Camden
from Camden, 7Ge Judah Touro from do, 2l3s; D. s.
Stacey from do, 22l5; Dick Keys, from Yszoo, 6se .
Swan, from Alexsndria, All America from Mobile 500
Oregon aud Cuba from do Asa Tota-2s o2l bales cot
ton 1lel hhds sugar 24e2 bbls. and $50 half bbls mo-
lasses. #
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The HYMN On TIE NArrvrrY,-As most APP
propriate to the OCCASION publish elsewhere the
bimsIHymn Of Milton the Nativity of Saviour 1t
10 the glorious production Of ancient modern lite
raurs and expect the thanks Of each and all Of
readers producing itin newspaper At all events we
know the space could not have been as well filled on
Christmas morn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

AN ILLUSTRATED ssPoaE."--The sspoic'' of
the Crescent has spread himself in this mornings edition
He laid himself out weeks ago to produce piece
Of poetry with illustrative cuts such should have
parallel in ancient, modern Or future times. We think
he has succeeded and will readers think after
they have read rescted upon and inwardy dgesed the
whole Of the remarkable production II there ever has
been suything like under the would like to be
advised. @ 8sAs5ss
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Christmas Presents.
P. & e. REILLY Y

!. u. RElAL1
Haseroesssd alatg lot ofrh WHITE EMBROIDERED CREPE
and other SAWLS much below tbs prices which will k
opTned TO
We reduced entire cLoAKs TALMAs to cost
price, comprrg all the newest VELVET SATIN, MORE
ANTIQUE aud CLOTH.
case OPERA cLokKs, from 40 up.
$50 Ghidrsn'a CLOTH TALMAs, lined, at IS 80.
coun.ry Merchants will hud to eau before par
chasing stock only the ehap largest and beat
sorts in he atty.
dss 2tst CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

BUSINESS with 1887 bales cotton, and
thirtytwo steamboats, arriving since Saturday last 1t
BE- presumed that considerable activity and hustle
prevails on that thoroughfars the eyee Should the
weather be clear to-day there will be exciting to
witness, Business has been much retarded by the
vet weather for ten days past thai there time to
!. think of holidays.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25
CHRISTMAS oBsnRvANoRs.

Among the good customs that have descended to us
with right royal lineage and in true line there is
venerable, notable so benign Christmas
the anniversary Of the event when the morning
first sang together and peace and good will published
to wondering world If the legends Of old writer's be
true the that morning rises with greater glory
the air is invested with fresh fe the human system
re-invgorated something Of the slough falls from the
heart and sympathizes with nature in kind of re-
juvenescence ss5sz
In the times Of the Fathers-When Tertullan, Ghrys
ostom Cyprian and Others little lower than the Apos
ties walked the earth-Chrstmas the Sabbath the
Sundays Of the yeathe anniversary and special
all the divine days. in that it Witnessed denied
to the remainder. SFl
Taking somewhat dierent-a benevolent and benign
well as humanitarian view Of the matter the ascet
scism which distinguished Christmas in former ages has
been gradually dropped, and air of Thanksgiving
festivty grated in its stead We did our Eng
fish ancestry before us-make Christmas the great day
rejoicing. and, in different manner, bat with the
real spirit and significance the English people, hail Its
return 1t inaugurates for for them the holidays
it calls up memory of the past produces hopes for
the future and momentary glds all the present With
tbs Engsh people ami with English blood wherever and
under what circumstances found Christmas sug
gests picture of family union and domestic happiness
Of great tables laden with great dishes great bowls
of evargreens fresh from the forest of meetings between
friends and relatives long sundered of quiet mirh and
social festivity.
In this country the press for tmethe restless Itch
action and Constitutional adherence repoe cause
Christmas to be dismissed in much curt and sum-
mary manner than elsewhere. Even we, however with
all our practical philosophy and materias, grow more
and more enamored of the sharp ysage and frosty
kindly features which represent the hearted old
monarch of the months. He is pictured in books
bent with age yet hale ever; crowned with scant
white locks, silky chid's looking from
brows, with eyes that moistened from fountains of
Kindness aud that shine with the glow Of evening stars
Everything concerning Christmas figures heart of
in body burdened by Its own muchdoing kindness;
and agepased init efforts to work the wish
that alone, give it strength to continue 1t is an
earnahon that commands love in such pleading man
nsr as to make the love q voluntary Offering sF
Now, Christmas is with again. reigning and ruling
just royalty ever His nndiapued sway is the
globe, and his scepter finds but willing servants,
who cluster happily h wishing that themselves
and their friends may meet at his festive boards many
years tocome. a.
The celebrations of Christmas are z.z
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. rs, 1866.
FIRsT PAGE.

Owing to the pressure Of advertisements
upon second page, compelled put most Of
our original and selected matter upon the first page to
which werefer our readers.
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THE KEYSTONE ASSOCIATION. I'VE acknow-
lodge the Invitations to attend the first ami
vsrsary Of the Keystone Association lin this city,
which will take place at the ST. Charles Hotel
evening 3- 4$4 6#&SE#
Some information which we have received from menu
bers Of the Association leads believe that the meet
ing will bs unusually interesting and pleasant Indeed
the very plan upon which it proceeds the idea which
tits based that kindly and agreeable character su
csnt to ansure happy End pleasant result of
edwil, however brief that Penn himself would have
been pleased to behold The banquet is in
ton Of Penn's famous treaty with the Indians An
tion will be delivered by Judge Edward Rawle. copy
che paper containing the first publication of the Deca
ration q Independence autograph letters Of Washing
ton, Hamilton, Lafayette aud Greene, will be produced
and read. 5dl8
We have in city many other societies and assoca-
tons whose objects entirely social and whose purposes
most brothery No State has however, better right
toremembrances Of this character than Pennsylyana
and confident that the of the Old Keystone
will enjoy pleasant and agreeable estivty has been
chronicled within our bounds for many years We shall
be most happy to join them In their testimony of regard
for State all respect and to be psrticipators in the
pleasures Of the evening. a9sg
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a- The clerks Of the steamers Belle Sheri.
dan saranak and Choctsw have thanks for late pa
psrs from Louisville st. Louis and Memphis,
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's a GRAND CAKE AND CIDER no MATCH. With
feelings Of astonishment to the size but with
none 90 to quality have to acknowledge the
cept Of loaf Of ginger occupied nearly
onethrd Of editorial table when fully displayed 1t
was favored according to its other excelenciss, and
passed down the threats Of those favored BY the liberty
making trial in most pleasant and agreeable manner.
Accompanying the cake and sort Of attendant wash
down, Was specimen of pure, fresh cider, such
have not enjoyed the privilege Of mosening lips
with for space Of many days tasting Of the apple in its
mort condensed and interesting form great many
membranes Of our boyhood up put down the
cake and aided its journey with the cider Those who
wish to enjoy generous Christmas holiday ovation
shoad call Mr. Cloud on st. Charles street. near Com
msrca Alley and parake Of the pleasant things
been privileged to enjoy. 81 b .#8s NJ sE43
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appropriate Presents.

a-. appropriate Presents.
Half handsome SHIRTS, from az
Half dozen LINEN HANDRERcHIEFs, from u so;
Half del SILK do from as;
Genuine Ioav!n'a KID GLOVES, for 81 is per pair;
Elegant DRESSING CASES, from II;
Superb DRESSING ROBES, from IS; . o..
Ladies' WRITING CASES, IRON 81 50;
ladies' SATcHELS and RETIcULEs, from %;
Ladies' TORTOISE SHELL coMBs, very ehtap;
Fine assortment of PORTE MoNNAIES from 9sei
Handsome HAIR BRUSHES and COMBS;
Magnificent Silk and Satin CRAyATS and SCARFS;
Fine Geld AMI Plated SLEEVE LINKS, from soc;
Saper SILK UMBRELLAS and WALKING CANES; WE 4.~
Opera GLASSES, CIGAR CASES;
Silk SUBSCRIBERS, 6ne PER- UslERYi
Boys' SHIRTS, CRAVATs and GLogES f..
TAPER STANDS, yESrA LIGHTS, etc, sc
az Ladies snd Gentlemen to be suited elegant
and useful Christmas or New YEARS. GlFT.st mm ....
9. N. MO Ody's
N. o. SHIRT AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
Canal ard Exchange Place.
L.saads4 Up eod5t
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Fashionable clothing.
R. KIN g. CO.,
81 CAMP STREET, 81
BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAvlER STREETS,
have fall Fashionable CLOTHING
and GENTLEAEN'S l
FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSN SIS SUITS variety of coior latest and best styles
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large nd splendid assortment;
SAC ard PALEToT, long large medium length.
TALAS and CATEtoNANS the latest style and fine finish;
Black Blue Cloth cLoAKS long and medium sughs and neat
finish.
Black Blue Olive CLOTH FRocKs and DRESS COATS
finished in the best style, medinm and line quality
VESTS, of every variety;
Black and Fancy VELVET VESTS;
Cashmere bred and Elact all styles SILK VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
DRESSING GOWNS,
70 EoYs' and YOUTHS "a oEFISG, full stock
BOYs' a1d YOUTHS SHIRTS;
UA1BRELI AS and TRUNKS;
And article outfit, win be sold low
be purchased In the city.
r. PITK1N s. CO.,
das 2p 81 Camp street.
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aa- We have frequently heard the &c

G- We have frequently heard the cele-
bated German Be sold by Dr. G. Jackson Arch
Philadelphia spoken Of term Of tbs highest
besve the medicines com,
pants for which it recommended They pleasant taste
aad be any by the most delicate
stomach The press ard wide, have commencing
Invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility e the
healing effects Of this panacea that hope may introduced
family dyspepsia likely have victim See
advertisements, ..4,- a.3 I.55..4 dA ,md&w
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u. EeU06s s. Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Respectfully norm the they have received add
onal invoice of FASIoNA E GO DIS season. supposed
partof m
New styles Velvet CLOAKs sud TALMAsi
Do do Cloth do do
Embroidered SILK MANTILLAs;
OPERA PELISsEs;
Do HOODS and CoIFFuREs
Rich Embroidered Evening ROBES;
Rich Evening sIt KS and BaREGEs;
yaencienne BERTHES and MARIE ANToFSETTE;
Do CHEMISETTES aud SLEEVES;
LACE POINTS aud SHAWLS
Embroidered Canton GRAPE sHAWlIs; m.... s
Jouyiu's KID GLnVEs,
FE PARAsoLS,
.AM FANS, ete.,tte. "
.m j.. LlEVOIs s. CO.,
d24 qpst Topro's Binding.
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. =lI.- = = --l@ DIED. = :
On Sunday the 2s ina SARAH wife OF Charlie. n
The Iieads Of the family aud of ]. NJ. Auenea rsaed
without farther notice, he funeral which take place
To-Day ash ust O'clock P NJ from the residence sister
Mas D. MeSe Canal pauphia and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-25

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE, 106 CANAL
sTaEET.-New classes begin this week in Penmanship,
Book keeping Photography, Euglsh French, Spanish
German, Mathematics, etc. There nine apartments
and professor for each language He invites citizens
and strangers to call and judge for themselves.