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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-PTo Bono Pubtico
Every mother should have in the house handy in
Of accidents to the children. Reddngs Russia Save is
Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and is recommended
by physicians 1t lisa and speedy for burns piles
bois corns cons chblain every kind for
fever ulcers itch scad head nee ras bunons
nipples Recommended by nurRes whows, SITES testers, flea
bites spider sings frozen limbs salt rheu scurvy and
cracked lips warts and flesh wounds most val
liable remedy and cure which be testified by thousands
who have used in the city of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty years. instance will this salve do injury
terfere with PHYSICIANS prescriptions It is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Rusof articles
growing in that counryand the proprieors have letters from
all classes cergymen, physicians captains and 9TH
who ased themselves recommend it to others
Reddngs Russia Save put in large tin boxes stamped the
picture of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper. Price, Is cents
box. Redding & Co. For sale by j. Wright Co., o. 0.
Woodman and all druggists fell eod6m&W
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DIX. Dewey,s Second Lecture.

Rev. DR.. Dewey delivered his second lecture last
evening, in DR.. Clapp's church. subject-"The Body
and the Soul.' 81 #99 'As
Bill The lecture was not Of theological character, but
considered the relations Of the body and the SOUL and
their ministry. The human Frame said the lecturer
in substance bears much analogy to the organization
of animals, but animal organism ministers merely to
INSTINCT and that of to moral feeling and senti.
ment. Our different senses are highly illustrative of
wide difference between the organic life of men and
animals. The sense of touch in is peculiar
ponent Of sensibity and sympathy, and the lecturer
i doubted whether man who could leta fly walk all
over his face without feeling it could be person of
strong sympsthies and sensibities Mans faculty of
speech drew the line of difference still WIDER Laugh
ter is another peculiarly aud expression still
striking one. If cruel blow be dealt dumb crea-
ture, it may turn with almost human indignation but
its countenance is incanable of undergoing those
changes necessary to express its feelings. ibid the
Doctor ever see vicious horse open his mouth and
| lay back his ears?l Upon man. however, has been
bestowed structure whose browning glory is
tenance capable of expressing more eoquently than
| language the emotions of the soul.
| God has given to man his wonderful frame, not for
purposes of evil that it may msiead and corrupt the
/ SOUL but to inform it and minister to its welfare
Besides bodily senses there certain sensibil
ties not classed with them, appetite hunger thirst
etc. We might imagine a creature without such
necessities but in many views they have their uses
principal of which is, as incentive to action
and exertion. They undoubtedly may lead to eS-
cesses, but intemperance in drinking and surfet in
eating not in accordance with nature. They are,
with other excuses, as much disease of the mind
as Of the body. 1t is the Imagination that creates
these appettes and man cannot attribute his excuses
to faults of the physical organization which God has
given hnl-the body does not teach the mind lessons
of vice, The lecturer proceeded thus with numerous
lucid illustrations to defend the physical constitution
of man against the charge of the old philosophers,
| that it naturally deVelopes evil.
The mind is the master of the body, and the latter
is but the medium for the higher purposes destnies
of the former but should all enjoyment be centered
in the qualification Of the corporal senses the appe
ttes thus created and the passions thus inamed aud
enlarged by abuse, would become the tyrants of both
soul and body 5
These the main features of this eloquent and in
structye lecture. Lack of space alone prevents us
from giving it more in detail.
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REINFORCED Removed
FROM NO. is TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACNE, in quarts
and nts constantly hand which equal to the thaS
to this market.
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
B IL A Dbl S:
SAzERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1888 and 1906
brands.
w III s KYs
OF all descriptions-Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz
Also
On hand my usual the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 Gpt No. II Royal street
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gaz- Il Won are sick, the probability is that

MJ~ If you are sick, the probability is that
the of suferings in the stomach From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia anguo oppression in the daph
ragm aundce headache nausea bodily weakness dness of
sight, heartburn cosiveness dysenery and legion Of other
tormenng diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the strength and vgor of the system To
the strength of the stomach and enable to throw of
and dismiss forever all these tormentng and dangerous
pants nothing necessary but perseveng of Hooands
German Bers, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
There mistake, failure in their sanave effects See ad
vertisenent '.l= md lmd&W
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.Teqro CKsiEcgreas iae the SOsseEe.

The worm is not destructive to Southern crops
than intestinal worms Southern negro children Thou
sands swept off annually by the complaint which not only
directly fatal many cases. but in its ncr forms is the
parent of variety of deadly diseases Every planter there
FORE only motives of enteres should keep hand
supply of
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE,
which inevitably destroys these disgusting and the
which they generated. In fact family North
South should be without this SAFE speedy remedy
n-e particular and remember the narne "Wners Canadian
Vemifuge" This is the only article that be depended
Remember this.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors
m24 2p6t&W Nos. q and ISL Chartres street, N. o.
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nas- AS spring or summer medicine
would recommend Dr. j. Hostetter celebrated Stomach Bit
above all others Its strengthening nvgoating
debiiated system truly astonishing Its tonic action
the liver its tendency drive all humors the surface
thereby cleansing the system from all impurities what
gained for these Bers such enyabe reputation nasuch
they pleasant the beverage gen.
era family medicine wherever known. For sale by
druggists hotels and dealers generally O. o. Woodman
Magazine and Common streets John Wright Co.. q and Isl
Chartres m25 2p6t&W
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nI7-Ladfes' Fafr.-.A Fair Will be heId at the
New School House, attached ST. John the Baptist Church.
Dryades street, commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT March a,
during the week. for the purpose raising
quidae the Indebtedness of the bnding and enable the
School to open under favorable auspices.
Extensive arrangements have been made every depart
nent particularly of the PosrOFFrGE, large
of mail received from all parts
world #
The Telegraph department of the Post. Office is in complete
working order.
Tickets of admission, Is cents. ms 2p5t
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T.. RS1aslGRe.

No. 80 CHARITIES ST., CORNER OF CUSToMH0USE,
Respectfully informs the Ladies' that he will open MON
DAY, March "a, large assortment of SPRING GOODS con
Ssng mostly rich BareEe mud Muslin de Llnde Robes Or
CANDIES and acones with and without ounces; Lace Shawls
and Manteees; Silk Maneettcs Of every description Rich
Canton Grape Shaws Marsees and aconet Coaks for chill
den Embrodccs; Hair Pecoas Marsee Parasols; Filct
Mts Fans etc. which he will sell at very moderate prices.
Mi SnS
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STRING MILLINERY AND DRESS GooDs. Miss
Downs No. Canal street. has received by the arrivals
from Europe and the North, large stock of hair lace
ard bonnets together with silk and lace mane which
she prepared sell the reasonable prices The
should bear the fact in mind and remembering the good
which she has exhibited past years, call and examine
stcrH
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George FG. Ca3.ratES7aes
DENTAL SURGEON,

date of Mobile,)
Offers his in nil of the branches of the profess
Sion to the citizens of New Orleans ind vicinity.
Us CHIIDREN'S TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given parents regard the management and of
the teeth free of charge.
RS- OFFICE=-No. Casondeles street. ja3l 2p3m
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~ OR thanks are due To the ladies' having charge
Of The Fair the benefit new school house at
tached the Dryades Street Church, for their very
handsome acknowledg ments and good wishes. We.
are very grateful that We have been able to be Of
service to them il the noble cause in which they
engaged We esteem it the greatest privilege Of our
aborions life to be permitted to aid in the successful
accomplishment Of works that are their own best com
1,an afions @
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ADbHasgss Chemicals, etc.

The subscriber has and arrive the following ar
cles, which he offer very low:
Is kegs REFINED sAITPETRE;
30 casks SAL SODA;
Is bbls FLOUR SULPHUR;
50 barrels COPPERAs;
Is bbls ALUM;
barrels REFINED CAMPHOR;
1000 pounds CREAM TARTAR;
rs kegs, BI-CARBONATE SODA;
cases Turkey OPIUM;
50 ounces prime OTTO ROSES;
10 bbls best Dutch MADDER;
so boxes CASTLE SOAP;
80 gross SUGAR LEMONS
Is barrels No. TANNERS OIL;
20 bbs VARNISH;
1000 ounces S. QUININE;
30 ounces NITRATE SILVER;
800 pounds BLUE MASS (American3
200 :. (EngliHh3
200 =. English CAIOMEL;
200 :. American
10 cases Refined RORAX
E. B. WHEELOCK,
MA 2pGt 43 Magazine street
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ABOLITION RAvISG.-In speech at Albany, not
long ago, Geuit Smith, the great Abotonist, thus
spoke ofMr. Fillmore: " 1t is but five years since Mil
lard Fillmore, shameless servant of the slave power
signed the Fugitive Slave BILL And what shame
less insult is it to call upon to cast votes for
that shameless servant of slavery Willard Fillmore
is for dragging back the fugitive into the he'll of sla
very,'' etc. 51
Such is the language employed by the Abolitionists
njure Fillmore at the North At the South his en-
ees call him an Abotionist. Such is the nature of
the crossre to which he is subjected If it does not
convince every intelligent stakeholder that the ode
Presdent" is just the for the crisis, then reason
and common sense have lost their influence over the
minds Of the people. ."s..
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IL The N The Northern and Eastern mails due
yesterday, failed from beyond Augusta, Ga. OF
course il would be an act Of snpererogation for the
POST fice Department to get mails through two
DAYS in sriceessjon
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DIE ID

At Nebraska the ed of February after painful
Illness Mr. j. FSLER, late proprietor of the VerHndah
Hotel, aged thry.,lree years.
RsNow York, Chicago Georgia and New Orleans papers
please copy. - .r
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The Charleston Courier states that there is reason
to doubt the reported attack on the Alfalfa (Fa)
Settlers in which eight persons said to have been
slain nv the Indians ..s.5I ..- -,
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Near, Rocks,

r sR'eaD Books, IA
JUST RECEIvBD-Fo sALEBY
zm-KMaDss~ H. YU MMMgRc-Hc.
n& OKSELLE
No. I05 Canal street..
PROF. HARE ON sPIRITUAI1sM. .-....
MISS LETTERS from the United States, Cuba and
Canada. .,.-.- ~.
RACHEL GRAY. By Miss Kavanagh.
THE OCEAN BY Gosse. Illustrated
MEMOIRS OF CUMBERLAND with Notes mig 2pSt
samsessscase Parity of Louisiana.
The regular Quarterly Meeting State w Of Louisiana,
will commence in NEW ORLEANS, on &s 5H
MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1856.
Subordinate Lodges throughout State requested
credit Delegates the Council business of Importance will
u j. 0. NIXON, President.
sE1 State w. of Louisiana.
H8rPapers friendly to the will please copy.
.WeeU Dress Goods. ~
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
FLOUNCED SUMMER SILK ROBES:
FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES;
-#4 FLOUNCED ORGANIZE ROBES;
OF the most beautiful and entirely designs offered
to the Ladies at the LOWEST PRICES, by "
D. P. SCANLAN & CO.,
m2S 2p3t IS and IA Chartres street
a. w.. 45- GeaeEEeMsesa'S
u ~ ID ER AR RG Es N TT . ,
For Spring and Summer Weak
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 Magazine street, S...e-.
Invite special attention of Gentlemen to their present asso
rnent of UNDER GARMENTS suitable for weather:
Isle THREAD UNDER SHIRTS, WITH sLEEVEs-a
sizes T.l. 5'. ,...e..o..- a.. - -
Isle THREAD UNDER SHIRTS, WITHOUT SLEEVES
all Sizes y.,.sr' IT,. ~ -.a.
Isle THREAD WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
~ SLEEVES-ull sizes. - ..... . .-. ..s
GAUZE MERINO UNDER SHIRTS, WITH AND WITH
OUT SI.EEVE S-all sizes.
GAUzE MERINo WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SIIEEVES-all sizes.
GAUZE COTTON UNDER STIIRTS-all sizes.
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HALF HOSE DRAWERS
of all descriptions. .-
GLOVES, SUSPENDERs, CRAVATs, HANDKERCHIEFS
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS all sizes and qualities.
No Deviation in Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
MT 2p3t 81 Magazine street.
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Spring ana Summer Clothing!
JUST OPENED,
A NEW STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER
GcNAQDrMHI M NG DIS
Made in the --latest Styles.
AT prices as low can be purchased in the city.
LEWIS W. LYONS Il Co,
MA 2p6 So Canal st. next to Camp.
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eAltttiplr S4Ifg.

EXTENSIVE TIMES SALE or WATCHES JEWELRY, etc,
continued on account OF Liquidation of Melville Co.
BY GARINER SMITH, Auctioneer .
rE,HHIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, and the following
days, will be sold at aaction store SO Canal street.
Camp t gS,E25'13sS - ''''"' $3.50
large stock Of Fine Gold Watches Chains and Jewelry
E5y>Terms lberal-at sale. . '' mil
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CoTToN receipts for the twenty four hours
ending six lock last evening were by the
Natehez, from sos bales ckson Rail
road, 81 /; apides Ecore, l,5s7 South
erner, from the coast below Memphis Sol Empress
"A Bayou eros Lucy Robinson, from
Little Rock 5G3 the Ben franklin, 1866 by the
Trahue, OpelousasR Railroad, I59. Total, 4 $3.50
Total receipts Of cotton since Saturday, the 22d
Inst, 53,0 4S bales. 8 $sas$ S
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Dr.. Samuel Reynolds.

oFFlCE-No lis GRAFIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALp-IiEAp, UNDERSTANDING SORES and
ULCERS OF every deSeEptien jaSl 2ply
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SpRemeSite assortment

Splendid assortment
sS H% HR M TSE a5s- aa- dA ap MD eS .
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. EIEBRARD,
lis CANAL STREET, lis
Is now cpeun the following SPRING GOODS received BY
the latest arrivals which will sell reduced pces
Plain Figured and Founced BAREGE DRESSES;
l. Colored GRENADINE 81. u-I -. FAM:
Black Flounced BAREGE E@%s-.2
Hnmournng sa'&5,.a
Plain Black GRENADINES; Zoo" .< "% 34s"&
Striped and Plaid
FOUIARD SILKS; .-,.-. -- .a&S Sa@
Organdy Plain and Founced DRESSES; l--E@
| Muslin and Jaconet
Vaencienne LACE TOILETS; .'p
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS
| :. 1NsERTINGl .-
| ;, EDGING; "'.~. .3.
| White Cotton CAMBRIA;
| -. .. JACONET; 5e "a Il, a Sa
.BRILLIANTINES White and Colored,
| Real SWISS MUSLIN, A. 81, 81; w. .%."@s a#@
NANSooK;
| INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
| :. :. CAMBRIA; T.r
| TOILET QUILTS, White and Coored al sizes;
| TOILE Du NORD; lfs&ga H. '@t5 j.
| SILK CRUVEi.LI LUsTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
| CURTAIN MUSLIN, Jacquard, Danasked and Emb'd;
| o4WHITE BoBINET for Mosquito Bars, made to order;
Irish Linen sIIIRTING; s~4 81 l4.
SHEETING LINEN, French, Scotch and irish, all widhb;
Yellow and Coored NANKINs etc, etc.
.... r-AlRo- q a--*
| A cornlete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS;
| READY.MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
Negrors fe25 2ptf
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forgiveness is the sweetness which flowers yield
when tranpled on;
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Louisiana

PIANrATIoN CLOTHING
MANUAL Glory,
IIs Canal ST., between Royal and EsourhoRz
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned having completed his for tho
mandatory OF
ANIMATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE pleasure in Informing his County,
Southern Planters generally, that he is
pared supply them at the shortest notice with
READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
MATERIAL and fit each individual low
prices articles of inferior quality of Northern manufacture
P. A. HEBRARD.
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2ptf lis Canal, bet. Royal and Bourbon ST.
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laBtY&sTHE NATloNAL8LlNE.
New YoRK, March 2s.-Ohio Flour 81 379 to
81 S7a per Dbl. Sterling Exchange %.
CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Flour SO Whisky 19s
Mess Pork 81 q; Lard Ole. al s. Tz vg
FtI2 Gt River Intelligence
5aa LOUISVILLE, March 2s.--The river is about at
stand. s .r.,.ga.5a .gs4. -s s..a Es,sy ss,.. sss
VIcKsBuRG, March 2s.--The Princess passed down
at o'clock, p. NJ. 1.-The Smonds at Z o'clock this
afternoon, for New Orleans.
BUsTNEss-There cannot be any complaint from
any quarter regarding business, at this time in New
Orleans. Turn whichever way we will we are met
with evidence Of the vastness Of the trade OF this
emporium. Though some persons lnlnrcal to the
greatness and growing strength OF New Orleans In
sinuate that it is nothing but depota kind OF toll
gate for the great trade of the sixteen States and
Territories. Be that it may, are perfectly salts
fled with heprospects before US believing, that what
nature has not granted in the way of communica-
ton with some sections of the country, will be early
remedied by our great railroads. ~
Produce is arriving in large quantities by steam and
hatboats. The communication between the West and
East via the lakes and railroads. is still blocked by
ice and the cost Of transportation now to New York
from Illinois is double what it is to this city. We
have an account before stating the cost of trans
portation Of cattle from town in Indiana to New
York. to be thirteen dollars and fifty cents each and
the time Of transit sixteen days. now, these cat
tie could have been brought to New Orleans for less
money and in one-third Of the time sold for cash,
and the farmer purchased his groceries at less price
than he could in New York. and if he desired to take
home any part of the proceeds, he would have been
paid in good currency, not the doubtful currency
which is generally sent from New York for circua-
ton in the West However, we are doing tolerable
well here considering it is New Orleans we have
cause to be dissatisfied; though some agitators and
money lenders seem to think turn of the screws by
the banks would be of advantage to them at this
ment We have only to say to agtators, croakers
and alarnsts you are no where and likely to remain
| there for season at least.
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a& Caro-.

oil Card.
NEW ORLEANS March 7, 1856.
Dr. SAMUEL REYNoLDs-Dear Sir The cancer on my lip,
which you have been treating happy say has been
rey eredcned and the lip entirely we'll Feeling grateful
to you for relieving take pleasure in allowing you the
of my in the list Of testimonials which you
at your command Very respectfully,
Your obedcnt servant,
D. S. STACY
mill 2p1m of Vidala, La.
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# SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 10. 1856. VIA
n The obligng purser Of the steamship Granada
again has our thanks for valuable fayoEs.
15- We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer
Ambassador for late ST. Inllis and Memnhiss naneis
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TIE GREtr BEAR, The s,sa mayor Of all convict
and imprisoned Bruins is now on exhibition at No.
95 Charles street. He weighs upwards of two
thousand pounds, yet is as gentle as a lamb, and
almost as good pantonimist as Gabriel RaYel.
Those rho have not yet seen him should pay an early
visit, and take the children along with them,
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LADIES' This is the last day Of the Fair for
the benefit Of the new schoolhouse attached TO st.
John Baptist Church, ryades street Those that
have after ded iouslyy viii require reminder
from TO repeat their visit. 10 those that have not
onl that visit will well repay those in
search of while they will have the salts
faction Of knowing ttEaat their enjoyment has added
to the comfort of Others z9$ 755 &2I
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George HI. V'isaeesa,
Notice.
Particular Notice.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE, I
PARISH OF ORLEANS, March 3D. 1856
The office of the Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans remains in
it's old quarters in the COURT BUILDINGS and there it viii
remain until title adudcated by the Supreme CONT
All having business with Sheriff will govern themselves
cordingly. 900
NILS 2pf JOSEPH HuFTf, sheriff
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+.RR0OllIdyI's

eROUS1VsS s."-
SUMMER GOODS
Per Steamship Black Warrior.
Just received the complete and elegant assortment oil
CENT? EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
for Spring and Summer wear offered in the South COM
prsng ..r.
EVERY STYLE OF UNDERSHTRTS; .s ~.
EVERY STYLE OF DRAWERS; --
EVERY STYLE OF SOCKS; .--
EVERY STYLE OF GLOVES;
EVERY STYLE OF SUMMER TIES-New Designs,
EVERY STYLE OF HANDKERCHIEFs;
'.f And every Style OF
NEOODY.s .CELEB3ATED SHIRTS,
FRENCH CUFFS, New Style BYRON CoLLARs-beaniful
sewing and buttons warranted never TO come oi-from
Half-a-Dozen for 90 90.
Gentlemen requiring peculiar fit Of Shirt in their
STYLE should leave their measure and have their Shirts
made to order In about month
R-Stangers should cut out this advertisement copy the
addressed f." -
New Orleans Shirt and Furnishing Emporium,
m25 2ptf Canal street and Exchange Place.