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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1856-07-02
COMMERCIAL
MARKETS.
TUESDAY. JULY I. 1886.

We do not intend to publish in our paper at present
any changes in the leading domestic and for
eign merchandise produce As no exchange exists
I'm our city as in commercial ports generally. is much
more dffcui to determine what reliable quota
of the various articles in the market Sun in
articles of domestic produce reliable wholesale
figure be given, based actual transactions
During the summer months, or from May to sept
this exceedingly dull for trade of every de-
crption ports then almost entirely deserted
by shipping. confning the trade mostly to the few
tive coasters and an occasional merchant snip Hence
is transacted In October than during the
of previous year and 1t is quite probable from
the sear a'''eeS 'n'' 'nFs WI" Continue
FI.OUR-The market has become quite bare. late
importatons having small and the stock is prin-
cIpay in the hands The Mill Co. viii prob
ably commence grinding few days, and will more
than supply demands of the trade, provided ar
ticie is manufactured equal TO last years product
WHEAT & GRAIN.-The new crop OF wheat is be-
ginning down from East Maui. We have seen
hest quality. 1t is held at LIZ cts per ID The Mil
learn have fixed upon 81 as the price per
bushel for good wheat at kahulu Barley and oats
SUGAR & MOLAssEs.-The export of sugar during
kee win amount to from hundred tons. The
price for No may be quoted at 7@7 IL cts per 10
No. 2 1-2@6. The stock of syrup and molasses is
large The former is quoted at 81 12 cts per gallon
FIRE wooD-Aboue $50 cords in the market, held
s14. notice sale of 20 cords at so per cord
oIIA-The stock now held here not more than suft
Client the demands of home consumption TIL ne
return the whaling fleet. The surplus stock was
mostly shipped by the S. Bishop to New York, and
by Fanny Major and Frances Palmer to San Fran
BUILDING MATERIALs-Large importatfons have
recently received from Puget Sound, and CaEror
mia, several now on their way from
the place. The stock of shingles on hand Is
estimated 100000. We quote shingles at S691 per
NJ and rough pine boards at 4d4 LIZ cents per loot
MISUNDERSTANDING the past month no shipments OF
potatoes made to California Inc new crop
of Kooa potatoes understand ripe and fit for
market but the low price which they rule in San
prevent shipments thither at pres
emit. By advfces from that port. We learn
that potatoes dull at and IL cents per
pound Molokai and Niihau potatoes shipped over
sy recent proved failure far heard
FROM keeping qualities of the hoioa pottoes
much superior. The Yankee brought several bags
of Tombez potatoes which ordered by the Native
Agricultural Society, and the same have been dstT
but Islands, to improve the crop we
see no why by the introduction of proper seed
quality of potatoes cannot be raised here we
potatoes 60 Dbl at the beach at hoioa
EXCHANGE ON U. S-Very limited transactions III
Exchange have been made during the past MONTH ana
mostly at par quote whalers bills at par az per
cent premium. Sight exchange drawn to suit "a per
rent premium, o San Francisco at par
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Movements of Coasters.

Sch Moi Hebron, sailed June 2s for Kahului.
about July 5.
Sch Rialto, Molteno. sailed June 30 for Maui, re-
July G.
Brig Dunlap, Candage due from Kauai about
July s.
sch Kekauluohi sailed June 81 Kona Hawaii
due about July i.
Sch Kamehameha. due from kahului. July 6.
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PASSENGERS.

Per Humboldt from Boston.-Ma. and Mrs. John
Laid, Mrs. A. Laid, W. It. Ladd, E. Ladd, Messrs
Prummer and johnson.
Yankee from San Francisco.-Messrs Dietz, Fell,
Graves Briggs Miller, Fitch, Ingos, Lange, Gala
CHER, Carr and Bulger
George.
Per S. s. Bishop York.-Mrs. B. F. Bolles,
Walker.
Per Ellenita Francisco.-Messrs. Frank Shep-
pard, Van Don, De Long, James Currie, VIM. d. Laf-
ferty and E. F. Plank.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Exports.

Am ship Herald, Lake from Puget Sound, Ium-
Der to Allen &
Br bark Cynthia. johnson. from Puget Sound. with
lumber to Johnson & Emmes.
Br- bark Avery. Iceland Liverpool Nav LIST as
sorted mdze TO r. c. Japion.
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MARRIED.

In Honolulu. June 2Sth, by Rev. $. C. Damon. Mr.
Gustave Winter Miss Anna Perizot, both of Homo
lulu
In Honolulu. June 2sd, by Rev. s. c. Damon, Ashue
Chfnaman to Kualu, an Hawaiian.
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VESSELS IN PORT. JULY 2.

French brig War Alcibiade, Marigny. waiting or
Am Yankee, Smith. up for Francisco. D.
C. Waterman
Am VIII bark George Downs (seiZed by the Marshal. }
Am ship Humboldt, Newell for Callao- b. W.
Field
Br. Agnes Garland. Thomson. up from vancou-
ver's Island July ). r. Clouston.
Haw bark Senator Vessels, discharging to repair.
II. Hackfeid & Co.
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DEATH.

On the 31st of May, Nuuanu Valley, of Pulmonary
Apopiexy John youngest of Richard Janion, Esq.
of Rock Savage, Runcorn, Cheshire, England. il
the st year of his age.
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COASTERS IN PORT.

Schooner LiholihO. sailed today for Hflo.
Schooner Mary, sails July Sd for Kawaihae.
Schooner Manuokawai. repairing.
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A Review of the Troops-took place on Saturday
on the plain, under command of Gen L. Kamehame.
ha Their majesties the King and Queen and q
large concourse of spectators were present. Some
body deserves credit for the improved drill of the
troops, for they went through their manoeuvers
with commendable precision The number on re-
view about 24O.
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isoWlng Associa Ten and Twenty-Five cent b.ot. :.
p'Hips at all kinds of goods the Peonle,s POI
gain Store. Progress Block
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His Honor Judge Lee with associate Justice
Robertson are spending few weeks Kahuku the
residence of R. Moht Esq. the most northern point
of this Island and about so miles from Honolulu
and are engaged in codifying the Laws which it is
understood are to be reprinted prepared by them
The laws at present embodied in eight or nine
volumes and large portions of them are repealed
The existing laws could be published in two vol
umes, if properly prepared.
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RoWlng-Hawaiian
tons annual
Pearl Harbor.
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Manages. We glad to notice the increase of
this delicious fruit in market the present sea-
son, although quite high priced. Our horticutursts
are becoming of the value of the fruit and
ease with which it be raised We trust that
every seed will be saved and planted and that they
soon may become plentiful and cheap as apples
and peaches in the U. S.
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Annual Meeting of the Haw. Ag Society
This will be held Wednesday the goth Of
July, having been postponed in order unite
with the native society, which had fixed their
meeting for that day. We understand that DR..
w. Hilebrand viii deliver Annual Address
before the Society, and the public will doubtless
enjoy literary treat that occasion seldom
afforded in community.
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Pineapples.-While talking about fruit we would
add that pineapples grow very abundantry on
Niihau, and miles in extent are covered
with the plants in fruit which are now about ripe
but so tedious is the voyage up from that Island
requiring three to five daye, that they are seldom
brought thence to market and thus we are left
to the small supply raised on Oahu
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q SEE raRsr AND EouRrH PpAeEs.sa

CoRREcTIos.--Inf our article yesterday, under the
head Of City Improv I ne estimated tfe 81
pense Of building the up to ne present.
moment, at too high d figure a letter from the
superintendent, q n Beauregard, ESD, gives US the
recise facts, which no suboin. The total cost Of the
new fuston. House, up to the lst inst, including all
contingent expenses and large amount Of valuable
buldinr material on hand, has been 81 ,s59,639 81
and when finished, according to the calculation Of
Mr. b, It viii cost $325eooO This estimate i much
lower than that which obtains popular credence and
Ne take pleasure in spreading it before the public, as
We do also that other fact that the offices OF the col
lectors entire department are now in the new build
ing. We intend to take advantage Of the supernten-
dents invitation and post ourselves IN regard 70 the
whole eiIiticR. l .-.
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97ye,tyet,eq tsaseg Fssa'ae5eEttaeg Goods.
ALFRED NIUNROEs g. CO..

ALFRED MIJNhoE q oooa
No. IA magazine street, corner of CsravEer,
NEW ORLEANS, Z
Gail the attention Of all wanting MEMS, BOYS and Chli
DREN,S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, fobph =.
CLOTHING etc., to the complete assortment now IN sote
They well satisfied no house in New orleans Gun ~ -
thing like the same showing.
The "PLATFORM is still and will ever ne aaie.p
~sHoUI.D ANY sATIsTACT1oNEA lsf Arnhn IN,
PURCHASE OF GOODS THEY MAY BE kEIok ,s,rl
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MINE " Ai'i' A'A
FULLY REFUNDED. ~ ;,,, TIM
The above has been long established principle with the
above house, together with
One Price and no Deviation. ,
BLACK and COLD CLOTH DRESS and FRoCk GOATS;
opFTCE COATS BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH
0ycrcoats. .-T. ......
rtrp sr& NICHOLAS, SEBAsTOPOI, MALAKOFFi .yg
RAGLAN, Niger HEAD, REAL ENGLISH BEAVER;
LERsEY PILOT, BLANKET, EXTRA LONG PILOT;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL RIBBED sACksAND FEoChs'
PantaIoons.
FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF CASHMERE AND DOE
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
sATINET. " "
BLACK and CoLoRED. Of The following description Of goods
Velvet Figured Plain silk Figured aud Plain, Cloth
Embroidered Cashmere Cashmere White M"rseilles,
Italian Cloth, Bombazine etc ..
Furnishing Goods.
ALL LINEN SHIRTS; COTTON; LINEN BOSOMS, COL
LARS AND WRISTBANDS;
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
COLORED ALI. WOOL SHIRTS -
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERs-Whte and Colored;
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
HALF HOSE-s,ripcd Gray and White; Merino; ,
. White, Striped md Brown Cotton ...
Complete assortment of GLOVES.
A complete assortment Of
BOYS, AND CBTLDREN;S CLOTHING.
Hungarian, French, Gateway and ROUND JACKETS;
Cashmere Cloth Black and Colored FROCkS VESTS ant
. pANTALOONS.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-All kinds
Cushions Beds Pillows and Carriage Cloth manufactured b.
the Union Company. r. 4. .
Every article fully guaranteed and sold at factors prices
" ALFRED MUNROE T. CO.,
oo2 2nitS1tW "a Magazine street, corner Gravier.
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THE CHRIsTYs--An Interesting Featuye.--By re-
ferring to our advertising columns, the reader may
see that those laughter provoking artists the Chrstys
intend performing this afternoon at o'clock SO that
families can have an opportunity of attending Per
sons having children we sure will not let the op-
portunity thus rendered Of atordng them some limo
cent amusement pass unnoticed. We consider it worth
the money paid at the door just to have view Of the
happy eounenances of an assembly of children at an
affair of the kind.
We would also advise the public that the Christy
are only to remain in the city few days more, i
being their intention to visit Mobile soon,
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FNyE and BV'taefea. Clothing.
r. MgAMARO & CO.


Nos. IS and GO Canal street, corner Old Lee
street,
Inform their friends and the public in general that they have
on large varied assortment of WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING all of the NEWEST STYLES, received by recent
arrivals
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth kaElans,
French Waved Beaver Cloth
:. Pilot Cloth Sacks and pAetots;
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits;
Superfne Black and Coored Cloth Frock Ceats;
:. Cloth Dress Goats;
Fancy Coored Cashmere Puletos at various prices
Super Black Cloth Tanns;
Lion Skin and Colored Cashmere 3urnous;
Colored Velvet Sporting Goats.
$50 PANTS.
Black Doeskin Pants;
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Panss
Colored CASHMERE Pants at al prices;
Black and Fancy Figured Sainet Pants;
Colorcd and Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets.
VESTS.
Figured, Black and Coorel silk Vests;
Black Satin and Grosderne Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests;
Black Doeskn Vests, single and double breasted
FURNISHING GOOUS.
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts L. B. and c. Fancy Mus
lin Shirts Fancy and Plain Cotton Socks Mcrino Silk and Cot
Undersirts and Drawers supeine quality of Shake
Flannel Undcrshrts and Drawers Fancy and Black Silk era
watts Ties Stocks; Shirt Collars adkercefs; Gloves; Sue
penders, etc.
Boys and Youths Sacks, Frocl Coats Talmas, Jackets
Pantaoons, Vests, Shirts, etc.
Together with Trunks, Carpet Bags India Rubber Goods
ETC. with many other articles all Of which they will sell
| MODERATE PRICES.
| PLANTATION AND OH. CLOTHING.
Heavy Lined kersey Monkey Jackets and Pants; Red Blu
and Gray Flannel Shirts; Hickory Shirts; Wide m Woo
Hats; Glaze and Mario Plantation Hats Heavy Wooden Socks
White and Gray Blankets Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts; ke
sey Frocks and Juseys Brown Cotton Shirts for Women
Cloth Ovcrsrs for Field hands, Oil Cloth Monkey Jacket
Long Overcoas and Panaloons,
snEvery Men and Boys is comprised in the nNov
assortment of Plantation Clothing
ng.Orlcrs addressed to will be promptly and CAREFUL
attended to.
F.. MALARD l. CO.,
Nos. 50 and 90 Canal street, corner Old Ioyee
90 2p3t MoWe&FrNltW
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hEssRs. ALFRED MuNRoE & Cove hardly deem
necessary % csil the attention of the public to the advertise
ment Of this well known house to be found elsewhere as Il I,
unquesonably command sufficient amount Of cons,aya nm
its ogn merits Their immense varied and faghiopoe
ana furnishing goods unsurpassed in cx
eeienee texture and value by any similar establishment in 1h
South and Vest In the way Of clothing nil tastes and eni
mems can be satisfied at this store The fashionable
rig himself in the most recherche styles the plain man viii ana
no aeuyin suitng his tastes the aborug can fl, him
self in substantial rament and when comes to India ,th
goods there's end 70 the catalogue So we quit the
raipn. e@>
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sRsssertc01e Examinations.

FOR PRESIDENTS:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC ORs:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. B. WILI& NsON, Jr.,
OF pLAouEAlsEs
SUBSTITUTES:
Hon. GEORGE EUsTIs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLENDY BURKE, "
ORLEANS.
suBsTITUTE: '~
HI. nj. SUM I'M ERS.
THIRD DISTRICT
Ii. G. THIBOD AUX,
OF rEEREEoSNE:
SUBSTITUTES:
RGUS 6 ltRDE RE-.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
EAST FELrcfANA.
SUBSTITUTE:
N. $. EDEV a DIS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. X I G,
OF LANDRY.
SUETSIT Z f.
AD0L E II e d. % y.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
Peter A LIE y a Id Il IL,
TESsAs.
SUBSTITUTES:
L. e. GRAN e. au26 2ptd
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eEu&el'(c0sn Barbecue.

Grand Rally q tho Amerea Party Of the Parish OF Pojnto
Gourec will take place RED RIVER LANDING, Oh YUtS
DAY, the 18Th inst Many eminent speakers viii he present
The occasion Among those who will address Ie assembly it
is expected Capt CiIAS, u. nREUN and PRESTON POND,
will he the gyound. Also WI 7. MARTIN Esq. Of
Nltchez Capt II. W ALLEN Major Il. G. FENE. n:! srT-
erul other Ecncrl9n have invited nt1Fr3. =
genei invitation is hereby given al who take i@er
in their c1untrys welfare. Come ALL from i Hni
Ample provision will he made for yo, bo,h bodily and
mentally, oa1i3
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.Hcep Orleans
STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE
Noe 60 CAMP STREET.
THE MOST SU-PERRLT ILLUSTRATED WORK EFEI
PTBLISHED IN AMERICA
N'eeD Orleans


Price only Si2 SO.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON, OR SOCIETY UNDER THE
FIRST EMPfRE-wih Portraits cf its Beauties Wits and
Neyones By Frank B. Goodrich, RoyR Grarto, Turkey No
rocco, and published by Derby Jackson New York. Six
teen Life Portraits, colorti 10y hand
First Portra-Clatlo'tc Corday.
Second-MAdamv Roland.
Trd1hc Directory, hy its celebrated cauy Madame Tai
en Napoleon and the Wits and Bellies Of the Imperial Era
Fourt!Nadane Rec,,tct whose love sought by NGpo
leon Iucieu Bonapartc hlnaotte, 1lurat Julo The Mont
morenccs father and SOM Augustus The Prince of Prussia
and Lord Wengund whose b2Gaty threw her feet every
man who had once looked upon her.
Fiftt-Paulne BoiNparte
Sixt!l--Carolne BonapArte.
Sevemh-LuscphinG.
Eight!--MArie Louise.
Nntl--IIortensc de lcauharnais.
Tent-tRcc Ingrtso the Belle Of New Haven L. s., AND
subsequently Of the beauties of the Cont of Tuiegies.
Eleycntl-M'lle du Co!ombter, Napoeons frs, love.
Tweh-Madne RegnNlt dc st. jean AugeJy peerless
lcllyy.
Thirteenth Madame Jmot.
Observation-Disclosures de StuG
FeemhM'e Ienonnat, The SyDi. Of TIC N;&ccggh Cen
| tury,
sixeenthlle Georges the Tragic Actress and ProtG@t
Of Napoleon.
>Ths Work will make one Of The most beautiful prcscpn
lion books Of lie season. mad will "a litrA number
curly in the corning month
BtS~ Subscriptions received by
j. B. STEEL,
Bookseller, SatioEer and Inw Publisher,
+ 90 sp3t<W No 10 Camp
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NIsas sUGAR.-Tw Two hogsheads of sugar, the growth
of this season was received yesterday by the steamer
Ceres, from the plantation Of Judge Hung parish Of
Paquemine, consigned 70 ]. 7. De Egana We presume
il will command fancy price, something more than
in any year for the past twenty years its quality
it rates about fair to prime being the first Of the
grinding it is rather difficult to judge of its intrinsic
merits. 1t is well known however, that sugar will
be sugar this year. say sg
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Ia The Fillmore meeting at Odd Fellows Hail.
which was to have taken place last evening, was post
poned on account Of the sudden and severe illness Ct
the Hon Randel Hunt. We exceedingly regret Mr..
Hunts indispositon, and trust he will be well enough
in a few days to address his feoWcitizens His elo-
:. quent voice. ananswerable argument and powerful
logic, are much needed By the friends Of the South
and the Union in the present canvass.
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CoTToN.-The receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening, were
by the John Smonds, from Memphis, 2,47l bales
Louisa ditto, Aba; Julia do, $50 Linda from
Alexandria, $50 Sultan, All Magnolia from Vieks-
burg, s,343; Amazon, 400. Total, ll,o6l bales
Receipts for the 21st October, 1866, 1866 bales
There will be four Or five large loads due to-day
which, when landed and sampled will give fine
e+onl- ear sa1ectinna g7 Ms 5.is% &$A8+&8& ~ 3
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R9~Liyer Complaint, Dyspepsia and PILES.
PHILADELPHIA March l, Is53Dr C.. VI. Jur1son-Dear Sir
For the past two years have been severely afflicted with the
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia and Piles suffering family
pains and inconvenience attendant upon such complaints with
energy being scarcely able to attend my business.
nSed great deal of medicine with apparent change until
used your Hoofunls German B;tcrs' They have
tirely cured entirely from pain and ache
kind, md feel like every respect aid unhes
taingly recommend your Bitters to all nvtli{s
Yours respectfully,
JOHN r.. CORY, Il Lagrange Place.
EIg~See advertisement. clt 2aGlWkA
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HARPER FOR NovEMDER.-J. B. Steel, No. GO Camp
street, has laid on our table copy of this sterling
magazine for the ensuing month"; Its contents are
unusally interesting We need not recommend it, for
Harpers' Magazine has got to be necessity.
Mr. Steel has also sent US Harpers' Story Book for
November, a very valuable little work for children
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SEHSE0asea'S' EENiE !

St0fEo3sea's' EEGtlE :.
DAVID FELT HENRY G. STETs0S,
New York. New Orleans
d # E I.T & S I E T S o. N,
NO 81 CAMP STREET AND No. I BANK PLACE,
General StatIoners, Job Printers,
And
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
Keep constantly hand large and we'll selected stock Of
PAPERRucd and Plain Folio Post Foolscap; Packet Post;
Commercial and Quaro Post Blue AID White and laid
Also
\ large variety Of Plain and Fancy NOTE PAPER and EN-
yELOPS Copying and Seal PRESSES GOLD rENS with
Gold and Silver Ctscs; STEEL PENS in ali varieties EN-
yELoPs Of all sizes and qualities ENVEEOp and PLOTTING
PAPER. -
Together with the largest stock Of
BiatIx Books
to be found the Southern country all made "f tho best Eng
m and american pnper ruled 10 all the various patterns in
use and bound every variety Of style. Full Sets aud Single
Books furnished at the shortest possible notice
Orr PRINTING OFFICE ard EINIHRY are Oh the prem
ises and under immediate supervision and being uppliet
with The best stock and material 20 he Obtained prepared
to do al descriptions Of work Short notice, AT low prices
in T. satisfactory manner.
Persons of anything in lire of Business are re
specially invited give call before purchasing elsewhere
I5yaNo. 81 Camp and Bank Pace, New Orleans.
90 EMIT
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Fashionable Clothing.

It ssvE-E. lei Na. S1z HI HE GGs GGD~D
So CAMP STREET.,
Are receiving their supplies ALI an WINTER CLOTH
ING to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FEOCK AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
RAGI.ANS AND OVEECOATS
French and English CASHMERE PANTS;
Silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS.
SHIRTS.
S,lrerfnc I.inen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS
Co,o.ei French and English Muslin
Meyino Silk Shaker FLANNEL and Nc Gotten DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
IIAWLS-Nen's Travelling SIGAWiS and MALDS;
Rich Silk CRAE.lTS and SNARFS;
Rich Silk Albert, Opera an1 Napoleon lES;
Cashmere and Print ROBES DE CIiA ANDRE
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-, I1ho ;nnroos;n,, co,nrnnrriol in,nort
= ,,a,,;fast IN +be estah,ishinp and
,,s -, /, ~ ,,;ds+ # home issuance comma
o,r oan;ta, and intarass to
4,s;, o1,d 1aaitoata 1ncal;t Vet witba
i! ares,,+s and 1,ro,,ertv
lns W. - ~ nrotect
u, ;nsr,;nor interasts n,y;na 10 te want
l'su = = l,an,a
sul.ss Il: 49,, h,,eooss hove
sararal a@ancies If rst class comma
oheie s .i'0= INV o'' taS = ' =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22
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AT DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
no. 1876 Canal street.
FRENCH Spanish, German, English Arithmetic Grome:ry,
Surveying. Navigation. peumnashtp, rhouo lrhy kcf
ing, exc etc. taught by H1le and experienced Professors,
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
90 1FSt3 lV6 CANAL street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22
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We have otrr Of the largest anil complete
sor:mcns Of French, Scotch and Irish LINEN GOODS eve
in ibis market. N0a of the goods have been made
Of, Ter Eor our house, and will be sold law
GIQUEL 4 JAMESON,
OHl 3,,t - irhurifes s:rre.