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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


ST.. CHARLES THEArER,--" Rip Van Wrinkle"
dance; " Kentuckian" and Nix, the Cabman,'' with
Mr. Hackett in two characters .,.. ..i=-. ~
GAIErY THEATER.-Beneft of Mr.. j. e. Owens,
sThe Two Dromos, y the Live Indian" and the last
act of ts Richard the Third"
LYcEUM HALL.--Concert of classical music,
under the direction of Mr.. Gustsve Colgnon assisted
by q large number OF eminent musicians.
PELICAN THEATER, Signor Donetti's great
troupe of trained animals monkeys dogs and goats Herr
Won Spingaieu.
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HoUsE,--West and
Peels celebrated Campbell Minstres, with burlesques
songs, dances and farces.
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM -Mensgerie, au.
tomAton circus ancient relics views and per
formapces en- the tight rope.
~ VANNucHI's MUSEUM. -- Wax ststuary and
Grand soiree Magiques every evening. living ourang
outaug
OLYMPIC CIRCUS COMPANY. 49, Corner Of St.
Louis and Basin streets Performance this evening" com
mcncing at O'Clock.
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Presents for the Holidays.
P. NJ a LII A R D,
RG ROYAL STREET. IL

VA W.
ley just per ships Suffolk Wir.enbnrg,
Europa OF MERCHANDISE which he ofsra
LOWEST MARKET PRICE great reduction for cssh pu
chnserH consisting OF
LooKING-GLAssEs sizes, Gilt
style;
DESKS (called Mn,se) in Mahogany Roewood
PARL0R SET, in Mahogany and Rosewood;
PRAYER-CHAIRs TABLES, ETEGERES, PIANO STOOLS, MU-
SIC STANDS lot Of email Fancy Pieces suitable
day Presents;
great variety choice PAPIKR MACHE GOODS Birning
ham;
SILVER AND PLATED ALFENIDE WARE;
CUTLERY.
SPLENDID DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS White, Gilt and De-
coraed;
GLASSWARE AND TABLE CLOTHS;
FANCY CHINA VASES, FLOWER POTS. CANDLESTICEs;
sTATUETTES AND CLOCKS, Richly Painted
COMPLETE TOILETS SETS;
ARTIFICIAL Low Eas for Stands vases and Eysn1 Parq
Always hand from his own Mandatory
PARLOR, BED-R DOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
SPRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES;
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
LAMPAs BRoCATEL, INDIAN AND SILK woRsTED DAMAsK;
ALGERINE, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS;
MOSQUITO NETTING;
CfIINTZ GiMP5, LOOPS AND TASSELs;
WINDOW SHADES, C0RNICEs;
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS; =.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS;
BRONZE MANTEE CLOCKS AND CUT GLASSWARE;
EVERY VARIETY OF LAMPS;
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS;
SPLENDID SETS CUT GLASS WARE;
oDEUR CASES OF CRYSTAL EBONY
TORTOISE SHE'LL AND PEARL;
DESKS AND EscRUToIREs OF PAPER MAcHE, EBONY
ROSE WOOD &C;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY
PARIAN MARBLE VASES;
SPLENDID SETS OF OLD OAK FURNITURE.
AL comprising fine
found in the South. The Ladies will find SPLENDID VARIETY
OF GOODS suitable for Holiday PRESENTS and defy
competition. dq9 9ptf
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HARVEY HOUSE, BATON RoUGE.--This we'll
known and popular hotel is now open, and will,
undoubtedly, next week, be thronged, as in for
ner years, by the elite of the Legislature, and
visitors from abroad generally. During the
summer the Harvey House has been thoroughly
overhauled and renovated in every part. Many
important improvements have been made, fire
CRATES have been put up in rooms where there
were none before, and everything has been done
which could be done by the worthy proprietor,
without regard to expense, that would conduce
to the comfort and convenience of his guests
Mr.. William Markham who has conducted
the establishment for several years with infinite
tact and ability, still remains at the helm, as
sisted by Mr.. w. + Rhodus, than whom more
clever, prompt and attentive gentleman, was
never connected with any hotel. Unbounded
prosperity to the house and its managers say
| we, and SO say oil who have ever enjoyed its
hospitalities
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AaREMARKABLE CASE OF AssAuLT.-The Bur-

AsREMARKABLE CASE OF AssAuLT.-The Bur-
lington tVt.) Free Press has the following:
John Chout, President Pierce's Postmaster at
Underhill Centre, was arrested on the 9th
ult., and brought before Justice Hollerbeck,
charged with assault and battery on his daugh-
ter, q young lady Of 80 years Of age The offence
committed by the young lady, for which she
was beaten by her father, as appeared before
the court, was the reading Of Know Nothing
papers. i, He pleaded guilty, and was fined four
dollars and costs .....
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a..-r RED RIVER.
Storm Robb master of O'Clock Lewis snapp e. Co.. 81
Front street. and T. B. Smith, 10 New street. agents
&55T D~r OUACH1TA RIVER.
r. L. Cobb, Northern, MASTER O'Clock. T. B. Smith, u
New Levee, and L. snapp & Co.. 81 Front as agents
Atlanta Briggs MASTER at O'Clock. L. snapp & Co., 81
Front street, agents.
City Of Cairo Yocum master, at O'Clock. T. B. Smith,
II New Levee street, agent.
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Alice W. Glaze Louallier, master at II O'clock H. J.
NJ, Johnston s. Co., Front Levee, agents.
.e-- WHITE AND BLACK RIVER.
National McManus. master, at O'Clock. Lewis Snapp
Co., 81 Front street agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
P F. Kimba Orr master, 10 A. NJ. Speake Il McCreary.
Tshoupitoulas street Oakley s. HAWKINS 90 Gravier
street, and Payne Harrison, liz Camp street. agents
John simonds, Church, MASTER O'Clock. John e. Hyde
& Co., 66 Poydras street, agents,
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Midas, Brown, master, o'clock Lewis Snapp & Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
Gem Hesip, master, at o'clock. John E. Hyde Co., &C
poydras street, agents.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
New Lucy Comfy, master at O'Clock. John E. Hyde &
Co., 66 Poydras street. agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Persia, Robinson master, at O'Clock John E. Hyde &
Co., 66 Poydras street agents.
YAzoo AND YALLABUsHA RIVERS.
Yazoo Belle Capt Rives, O'Clock. Il; snapp Co., 81
Front street, agents.
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FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM Madame Olinza
the tight rope, the msnagere the automaton circus,
the countless birds fishes and reptiles geolog
cal mineral and metaurgical specimens, and she great
number of interesting relics of ancient times concentrated
in exhibition board the Floating Palace, the
foot of Canal street, renders it the interesting
exhibitions of the age Visitors should be there at two
and eight O'Clock to see and observe.
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@S6O, OOO~@
EaseprogeG KFaUnMG EoEosa LoSgez~z
THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.


THE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED
Southern Military Academy
+, TT e RY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA
TO BE DRAWN FEBY llh 1855, IN THE CITY MoNTGosi.
Ell, Ala,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING re
1000
U.NSURPASSABLLE SCHE.NEi!!
ONE THOUSAND PRIZEs.!.
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
S c h q m e:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
1000 Prizes! 800 Approximation Prizes!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The patrons ha Lottery having Schemes
with prizes have again them the
difference that there pep formerly.
Ra- Price Of Tiokets-Wholes, $40 Halves, IS; Quar-
ters, So 50.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty tbs draw ing in
bills Of specie paying Baukp without prestnt
ton OF the Ticket drawing the Prize.
@ Ellis Of all solvent Banks taken par All Communications
strictly fIential.
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
Janls Montgomery Ala.
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'TlI,7.EIi..:RMsI:

3s8tssH Is r III 9.SS&8las
e Urasce regularly served 70 aubserbem In thief city
al say oas orniug Sundays sxespeda for so
ssr ndvaae and sassrls at she rates
s SO oeast week payable to the carriers E2f5F
ron In NIL easea vi
asarY anbae quant Insertion, 80 cent?
second fsr
charged y
8 FIJI avery insssticns
marked viii month longer,
md charged accordingly; advertisement subscription will
s. aappea antiI The option pro
|pfistofs.
Liberal Discount WIN b nads Y regular
III E DAILY Oh EsGEN II
as renders it desirable medium for
al Il ~ sscaaes largely, reaching many
~ early hoar sad being read before the
prosa hoa qusntly articles family may
hs sdYantsgsously Published n IL columns.
M b WEEKLT CRESCENT
zpnbhed nday morning AZ ~ ysar. invariably
HaYng extensive circulation Throughout Lonsans
Maaisslpp, AlabaHa, other States Pre-
favorable making their wares
knswa 81 per square
Z each inserina. $$s3} Fl HEf
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BENEFIT or Mr.. OVENS. The benefit Of that
very capable and popular comedian Mr.. John u Ovens
comes of at tho Gaety Theater this evening The bene-
cary has variety Of entertainments as will
amply reccmpense those who so to see and enjoy
themselves than any which has been published for long
time The comedy Of the Tspo Dtomos u the new ex
travaganza Of the Lire INDIAN, and the last act of
Richard will be performed Mr. Ovens per-
forming the Io Domios the Lire Indian and the part Of
Richard Such variety Of matter is rarely comprised in
the bill 81 any single evening Taken in connection with
the benefit and ability Of great fayorte Mr. Owens
assureiy all who should seats for them
selves and their friends at an early hour.
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HRas'ssey House, zsafoss Rouge

Ths ei k1oa Hotel has ind during The two moHa
extensive alterations and rpairS various have
been differ parts the sBtabmen supplied
with nothing overlooked that would likely
to the comfort and convenience Of its pstrons
k The Furniture and everything pertaining the house
thoroughly uld and perfect order it open
for the reception Of guests.
jRptSQ b0m
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RELIGIOUS AND HYDROLOGIC TABLEAux,--
The exhibition Of religious and NEUROLOGICAL tableaux
about to OCCUR at the Gaety Taeate Of which made
mention yesterday morning, will commence tomorrow,
(Thursday evening The advertisement in another col.
nmn specifies their nature fully and describes them
20 exactly that full comprehension Of their chsrac-
Ter can be obtained by the reader n connection with
the embody and connect them Bourcicaut
has written new piece entitled AzaeI which will be
performed and Illustrate the olden Jewish customs the
Egyptian idoaty the mysteries Of Isis and many other
things now generally forgotten The nature Of the eSh
bition will undoubtedly be sufficient to fill the house.
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Bus1N Ess.--I II vas rather too cold for active
operations yesterday, yet there good deal bust
ness done The arrivals IF boats essening daily The
receipa Of cotton falling OF rapidly and it will take
only faw days IF such drying weather yesterday to
hare the landings cleared. S@
There being no by telegraph with the
Vest only surmEe that the whole country
zen up and must wait for general thaw rise
before business will eaume the hriaknezs We have had for
two months past. NAN 49,. lE.s.aa .tI48. \.
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LITERATURE IRA - g. Morgan, Exchange Place,
adjoining the Post once not content with the aiasemna
sion Of knowledge which he has accomplished in
past has provided for tho instruction and amusement OF
the reading public supply Of books pamphlets and
pesiodcas in almost every department Of learning Those
VIC Tsh se enlarge the za Of their libraries procure
some source Of useful interest and amusement make
an agreeable present. should examine the shelves of Mr.
store after looking at his advertisement which
appears in another column
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CorToN The receipts for the "a hours end
ng ct O'Clock last evening we're By the Tazoo Belle,
from 052 bales LaureI Hill, from Bayou sara.
1ol Capitol, from ditto 131; wv. Glaze from wash
ington 16s Perseverance, from Galveston, So Total
800 bales OF sugar a5s hogahsads; molasses 1884
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7 ALFRED MuNRoE & Coin the large number
Of clothing ores which cur city contains there is proba
bly, no one where fuller more complete and desirable
stock 81 clothing be found than that Of
Alfred Munroa 8 Co.. No. "a Magazine street They
have BY recent arrivals been put in receipt of large
and elegant assortment Of gentemena boys, and chill
drens clothing made Of every quality and color Of goods
in the most durable and lasting Their stock as
mentioned Ia the which appears in another
column leaves nothing to be desired from an undershrt
to an while the prices attached to the different
articles varying with the texture Of the CLOTH enables all
to provide themselves with those things they stand in
need Of ct very reasonable cost They agents also
for the sale Of such articles manuac ured BY the
Union India Rubber Company comprising great variety
Of matters Indispensable to those whose business compe
then to be exposed to the weather
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AesNOUeR

.". Removed
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET. -.
supply OF CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pins, constantly hand which equal
this market +-r,
G.. ~ OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY. .
SPARKLING STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES,
BRAN DIES:
sAzERAC of the vintage 1875 1906 other
W HISKY.
OF all deseriptions-scotch, Irish, Rye Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, pinta quarts
AlEo...
On hand. usual of the
in the Market which will be aod
house in the city. .' "a.
.'. '.:' SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
7pH No. II Hoyal strait
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&SSclt y Co.'s SgtansGpatSes' S0fe9o
W l L DER'S P A T MT,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS, THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED.
TWelpe Years in Use and not Dollars
Worth Of Books or Papers Destroyed
EB Afu assortment of shs Valuable aud aad
oraaeb by
SOUTHMAYD & HARRISON
NILS ~ CAMP STREET
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French AND AMERICAN OLYMPIC CrRcus.--A
is this evening advertised to be added to
the many which at present with in the shape Of
French and American Circus, under the management of
Mr. l. B. Deberieu spacious building the corner of
st. Louis and Old Basin street haa been rented and
rythng done to insure the comfort of those who attend
The particulars are in the advertisement.
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The MAILS There was almost q total fall
ure d the maila yesterday viii call II one and say
there are ak malls due at the Post0fcs this morning.
About last evening after the usual hour Of closing
the ocs, the railroad wagon arrived and
delivered aevesal bags Of mail matter but where from or
what dates We did not learn The boat due yesterday
grounded which We learn the Of the deten-
ton regret perceive that the failures On this end
Of route which has heretofore stood unrvaed for
pnnetuelity, are becoming quite frequent Last week
hsre were three failures TO connect 81 arrive in
at Mobile This is owing to the boats taking too
much freight and grounding IN that renown pass
Heron However, as there reliable connection 1T
Mobile, itdoes not, suppose make much difference
whether The mails 40 sxteen hours in
reaching Mobile q
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sE'eaO G0GGs-aEee0 Goods
JUST RECEIVED AT
+. LEVOTS & co.'s.
splendid assortment Of EVENING AND BALL DRESSES viz
FLouNCED BRocHE GRENADISE
Do do MUSLIN;
Do EMBROIDERED SWISS;
Do do BAREGEj
Do PRINTED do
Do EMBROIDERED LACE;
PRINTED SILK GAUZE;
GRENADINE with hioss and PLUSH FLOUNCES;
OPERA HOODS and HEAD DRESSES;
Light Colored PEKINs and TAFFETAS:
ILLUSIONS and TARLATANs all colors
J.. LEVOIS s. CO.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
iani4 9p5t
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@s~ Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint difficult We pleased have it 10
power remedy which has proved ectua in
VIII oh safely and nfsbe
1t has of euing housni from untieiH
grave tiothaud Bitter, prepared
jackson the German Medicine Store Arch pbIa1e
phla. See ad eeTtisamen. ian4 Ind W
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ORLEANS THEATER MASKED BALL.-The third
Of the series q masked society balls given at the Orleans
Theats came of the last evening" with the same brilliant
attendance ne music, dancing and enjoyment that have
been the characteristics and attendants upon its prede
cessors The psrquot foored over level with the
stage the stage vas opened to the and great hall
created in which the carnival Of the dance had fun and
unlimited being The dark eyes of our own bellies shone
by Che side Of the blue and hazel orbs of other regions
thousand different dresses Of different ages nations
and character were assumed and when music arose
with Its youptuous swel' the great hs seemed to be-
animate and swaSed to and fro like the waves Of the
great deep
Many OF the dresses that beheld were very elegant
and appropriate many Of the dancers whom behodipg
We failed to recognize worthy Of the highest COM
endation for the grace with which they displayed the
Hpoetr5 Of notion and, both in conception and detail
the occasion made another memorable event the calen
der Of pleasures which present is so abun-
danty pleasantly and probably writing down upon tn
calender Those who present have added another
white mark to their and will be apt to remember
It a. prominently any These who were absent though
their loss is great may obtain compensation in the
two balls that are yet to be-.
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Louisiana Savings Company.

In conformity Leg charteriur tho
oUsANA SAVINGS COMPANY the following pub
Total amount received depost from Sd August, 1854.
8lht December, 1884,. eG5 1889 I6
during the period al ~
Balance deposora Dec 81, is
LIABILITIES -
Amount due DEF osltors Oh Dec 81 .s5o,477 So
Bills receivable "
"a h on hanG 1887 W
ohce furniture sae 81
sto54o 81 s5O,417 IS
CLASSIFICATION OF BILLS RECEIVABLE
Notes having than 90
Do having more than 80 dsyio 1854 as
aaa73' 81
40 occurred by mortgage 1883 3q-a2h73a 81
Amour. of discounts made from Aug. ., 1854, 81,
Earnings during The period e,lC3 SO
Expenses during the same period, viz
I12Hfe 19nt 500 90
SALARIES, ,576 90
STATEMENT sas,aig, ...-''......... s12 90
fetty eIpsDBe',. a15 40-5,f74 As
lnefesi Phio 1855 44-St04U 10
CLASSIFICATION OF DEPosIToRs
Number Of eposoru interest. Northumberland t
DO WI 90 DO on on call. :.............Ss 7
The depotoIs consa Of 6le
boys.
So
% grs
.i- ir4e Of color.
free Of color.
sls
There are sss dsposisors under 49, -,
l08 do over $500.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. n Il Is, 1856

Ea5- SEE FIRST PAGE. Ia

e HOWE MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMFANY. The IN
nual statement Of the Home Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans, duly certified to ac'
scording to law, will b found ID our columns
this morning. The statement gives Q distinct
idsa Of the operat lions Of the Company the pas,
year, the immense business that has been done,
and the very large net profits that have been
earned, notwithstanding the heavy losses On fire
and river risks, III this goes to demonstrate
the consummate ability with which the affairs
of the Company have been conducted, and which
would elevate it still higher ii the estimation
and confidence Of the community, we're such a
thing possible, s5i
The Board Of Trustees have conclude TO pay
an interest " biz per cent II cash, on the out-
standing profit certificates On the II h Of Feb
sruary, and ID declare A dividend Of ten per
cent On the net earned premiums Of the last
year, for which certificates Will be Issued on
the 18th Of March next. + or further and com
pleta particulars, see statement
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NOTICE.
/ RlDGEW ATER MINERAL PAlNu.-The
sui bera deem notify the putc ,ha, tna
the Sole Agents for the sale the EVA TER ny h
states OF Louaiaua Alabama Mississippi Texas Trosg
The Bdgswaer are Recommended send their scs
or, IN ordering through their
chase OF the unaersgned becomes
the public order further imposition as wall A. Ia nts
he reputation OF the Bdgswar Pant il within he
ane~eds OF The agents that rave Sss
sold 10 this market parIes spd ou NJ IL
me brideTar Mineral and thus the Bridgewa,sr 10
On me merits Of other paht This prrrS
~ may ssrlosy affect the
legal proceedings Indispensable 3ef
eo, ,. ,r, r g. G. RoGERT d CO., u Camp .,,so.
sole stasssot LouAnn Alabama gMiaassppss
jys0 Spit
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AUCTION SALES.

pEREAIPTORY SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS AND VI RY
Valuable Land the Depot of the ofeouaas
Railroad, at MoDonoghrile
By NJ VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
FHNHURSDAY, 7th February, at II o'clock,
ILL., Arcade, without limit to
effect partition the hs Of III" nts Mira JOHN David
valuable TRACTS OF LAND formerly cultivated
garden laying opposite tho Fiat D set~een hconogh-
vlIe Ga Marcy the Depot of the Op
onsa Railroad designated = lots No. 30 measuring eas ne9n
Opsuta by dRpth 1000 $50 feet The whole
plan which will be exhibited Mt sns.
TermaOue fourth cah ard thu balance credit OF u and
ismo1ts, for mortgage sad
Tracts.
sale booe T. Gnyo Notary Pablio tho OF
chnsere.
E LoRrnphc pRns procured auctonee Office,
Of Cont street and Exchange Alley. . janis
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AS00ts, SHGsS ssBsts kkT0Saqsas
IESB AT WHOLESALE
RaAS Now Handing from ship Noro k,and store, zenss
tS. assortment of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANs Hairs CAPS
he. Plantations supplied with ITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF STRAW and
CAhIPEACHY HATS Atths owea,marke, pricep by
jys2p&W FROST L CO.. 10 MAJ aIine atses
Rsa Mats Caps, ess,.
4SS AT WHOLESALE.
G We constantly receiving assorr,apt RI
sk Fur Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Ms-ics
aud Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
ylS 9p&W FROST d CO., 10 Maraxnetstreot
Coo. W. Smith Dentist,
HI AS RETURNED, and will attend to tho
Il duties of bis Profession usual Carondeet ana
1,evlH eMeeth. nogtf
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One Price Store.
UNIFORMLY LOW.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO.,
80 MAGAZINE STREET "a
exhibiting annually
sortment Of
S'EASoNABLE CLOTHING,
To which they svite the attention of purchasers par
tiaI list:
Black and Colored Goth Dress FrOek COATS;
BUSINESS COATS, suits to match, variety of coors
BEAVER uVr r FR0CKS, very fine;
PILoT CLOTH COATS. every style and quality;
CATELONIANs, TkLMAS, CLoAKS, and
MONTE CHRIsToS;
BouLEpA> DIS o Pilot Cloth SHORT sACs;
Fve pairs of PANTALooNS all yaoua kinds
VESTS, Black and colored, Of the following goods;
SATIN, SILK,
CASHMERE,
VELVET and CAssIMERs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
sPLRNDID MENT
And would Sk particular attention to stock of SHIRTS
Keeping always hand large enabled
sizes Of neck and len 9Th OF
Boys AND cHIDREN's CLOTHING,
In all the different variety of goods named above men,
ws known that the Boy Cohng by
beat to be found in particular in New Orleans.
A NJ &c. :he only AGEN rs III New Orleans the UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY the sae of ther
RUBBER GOODS under GoodyeA Paen among
stock the Cotton Picking Coat Apron CAoo and Cloth
same; Bsds Pillows, Cshions Caps, Carriage Hospital
Cloth Leggus and description OF COATS msde BY them
Cl speaking the French and Spanish languages always
kS- NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
janis Spet "a Magazine street, corner Of Gravisr.