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HOOK AGENCY.

NHE esiabheda Book Agency Philadelphia,
u and will furnish book publication price
free OF postage Any by forwarding the subscription price
Of o. the % Magazines such Harper Godeys Putna
Graham Frank Lses Fashions tc will receive the
Tor and Of splendid hoapb portrait o. either
Washington, Jackson Clay subscribing TO ~ and ti
MagaIne they win receive copy Of either o. the three portraits
n Subscribing % worth Of ali three will
gratis. Music furnished to those who may wish
Envelopes Of description and size In small quaf
ties, furnished. Seal Presses Dies, Ae., sent order.
Every description Of Engraving wood executed with neatne
and dispatch. Views Of buildings Newspaper Headings Views Of
Machinery Book Illustrations Lodge Certificates Business Cards
All promptly attended wishing
othe buildings send DagueOype sketch Of the building
by mall or express
Persons distance having saeable articles
address would
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Fneen twenty drops r. Relief little taken say
Is 10 20 minutes will quickly the distressing
charges Of Dysentery and Diahea will In few minutes
the pain.
Remedies sold by all the Druggists the State
by Purcell Lsdd Co., Richmond also, by Adle Gray Rich
mond RADWAY A CO.,
lai2-dAwiy-mhq2 162 Fulton New
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NEW BOOKS.
EXTENSIVE STOCK Or
Books, Stationery, Music, Piano Fortes,

EXTENSIVE STOCK or
Books, Stationery, Music, Piano Fortes,
RICH FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &c.
JAMES wooDHOUsI ScO.,
,ss xA Sfs hssr ai MG%1s1aSSsf FlRexyA
Cor sale extensive stock BOOKS school,
vsriOu. elegant bindings.
SUPERIOR PLANO FORTEs,
eisranI Tsir As large as can be
any Of the snd in n. Union They exclusive
scdar Co and punham They warranted superior
and the parehase money refunded.
Martins Superior GUITARS.
MUSIC fos The piano Forte. Guitar. &c. Ae.
They Constantly receiving the pub
The approved Instruction Guitar
tp- Mus bound In any style desired
~ Order faithfully and Promp,ly attended addressing
JANIS wooDHOUsE co,
ees, lss Main street, Richmond. Va
Gho""I J" "ExcriSeE BOOKSTORES, ,..A street,
rE umor. Of eoisson Of humorou. and every
day BY jonathan y. Kelley. Illustrated Paper 81,
MAJOR JONES coushp Marriage New Edtion Illustrated
Margaret c>,ehpOe the great Female
Horse Thief Illustrated IS
MARION Barnard. Lesson, OF Life Aseaoe to Dick rarOn-
TIN oBrien. the oraher,y. National Tale ny Lady
Morgan Annotated by shelton Mackenzie. D. @ L. vols
HISTORY Of Texas settlement, in isss to Its Apne,a.
veiame-, with Plates aud Maps and extended Appendix
PAUL rAUR. parts Lie untold BY n Parker wills
HARPER, Graham Cody for December. Is cts
TIT foRTAr Reply to bred ny Lady Of Ne. Orleans 81
Under Exchange Hotel.
p-In press and shortly published LITTLE DoRRTr.
&C. noa2-9t
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u. sxrAp L '. CLARK.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
u. SNEAD a. co., Paornfxrpss
lMNBUSsEs regularly and nom the Railroad Depot and
" Packet Landing connected with this house. sc99-1y
LYNCHBURGH HOUSE,
Q. rtsHER. PROPRIETOR.
~ nanseient visters 81 50 per day. IA
t2l-dlciy
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PARIS, GsD iMPERTGL ooLLEGE OF MEDICINE, VIENNA,
TIfIEsEMRtt,NO 1, 2, AND9.
Thus protecting the public agans, url9ysvhh are liable 10
the seyefcsi penalties courts oflav can award.
ulRH A. BARROW N,B15sr Of me IMPERIAL COLLEGE, Of
may PERSONALLY CONSULTED h residence, PRINCE
sTkExI o.. bloet, ye., q Broadway Ep York PROM u IN
Csandays cScepieD unless W special appointment. -
TRIEsHMAR No T. r. the remedy or RELAxATION, sPERMA
y au'c ndcrmnae long residence IN no, ~
~ he dsi,s,.G sbo arc now IN ,s .pigymsB, n IN he yupe
lions o. Manhao and whatever be The CAUsEs svery DIS
QUALIFICATIONS Tor MARRIAGE wrcTUiLlT susBvsD BY this
TRIsEMAR No H. completely ard entirely sradloates ~ ira
u Gonorrn, both IN m mild AMI aggravated FORMS sheets
scures Irritation Bladder, Of the Urine
Pains fthe Lotus and Kdneys and those dord where copava
the health % a vast portion Of The population.
TRGEsEMAR, No lI the Continental Remedy for 81
o scuvy scrofu a. ouaneous grupons removing
erpng N discourse ~ impurities from The vital stream % =. 81
Remedy for that class o. disorders Which unfortunately The Fog
De pains eonssulos and via all ne sarspsrns In TIE World
TRIEsEMAR No l. p and g. are prepared In form
poctei d IN HH and dfritd Toto ssparofe dossa
rsiHref by Yapeau Laieman, Rour RccTd, Acy Ac Price
~ for 90 uhoh g. and In f7
-, whereby mereis saylngof ~ .
prss dollar Of Trcsema and ne larges Sizes
forwarded b. Dr. Barrow, ogrrags Aa Immediately reey
aceornp Instructions o. NE writer thus securing
W. PI s gSs sSsSsss saS eiio1s ~ fss
dollar cent - usuai but not fres q earrage
popular WORT "HUHAN VITALITY, or PIIYE0LoeToGL RE-
EARcIHs" n describes 10 clear and lucid ne cause
proper Price - sent any
1Sar,s. DIR BARROW, iS1 Prince sass Ce- block, YES, Of
nroaduay) New York noe-d1y
lfoH COUGHS AND COLDs.--syrup uveryer. and
s,lss PREPARED sess. ', sg e s.' ~ ~ ~
nos -. BEESErT, BEERs YIsHER, Druggists.
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SOUTHERN IMPORTING
GUN AND SPORTING ESTAfLISHMENT.
SAM UEL SUTH ERR AND.

oF
GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUNss @ "a
IN MATERIALS. and the finer descriptions Of MI
CUTLERY, No. 1872 Main Richmond Virginia, >S<
asks the attention Of the southern public 10 his large
and vel selected Goods. lie imports d. - "
recy from Europe, i therefore enabled
Fhinz tackle, Walking Canes. upon reasonable terms
similar goods be purchased Ia the Northern While
the time he knows from long experience In the trade that his
stock i better adapted
generally be found in the importing
and Eastern cities He deems II partcuIare
stock Suffice that comprises every
from Swivel Gun
from Southern Merchants others With
prices and go5ds shall prove satisfactory ocT
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- I.ILCHCOcK q osnoRN

CoACn DtAlkRs AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. 2l3 Main Street, Richmond Va,
AVE In store fine FASH -
II ionAble COACHES CARRIAGES, BCGGlES, C9S%E>
SULKHYS and HARNESS, suitable country and 6SS{S
city use, made OF best materials put -XZ-x-
geter with which
the public and sell such terms will the
Of all who favor with their patronage.
Prom long business and By
ienton hope TO merit continuance Of fyors Orders
promptly filed and shipped Of the United States
fe2-ly
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New JEwELHY SToHE, SIGN o. Cxn
- THE GOLD EAGLE, NO. 90 MGfN aTBEET.-GTLL& RZA.
WEiDEMEYER, late Of Frederiokburg just ANA
eeved supply Of Gold silver WATCHES Breast Pms
Finger Rms ladies' Chaans Genemen's Fob Chains Gold
silver Pens and Pencils Gold aud Silver Thmbs Gold Silver and
Steel specaclss Silver Goblcs Spoons
Monnaies Card Cases, Match Boxes, aud every
ely and Silver line for sale reasonable and
represented.
Also, WATCHES o. all kinds repaired and perform
well also Jswey Of every description repaired short
So
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE.
FNCRAV1NGs OF TIFF fEAIs or THE PATENT OFFICE OF
GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE DE- PHARMACIs PHARNACIEN DE
PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, VIENNA,
anSed each wrapper, and around each Of
THIESEUAH, NO 4, 2, AND3.
Thus protecting the public against HaToNswhch liable TO
the seyefesi penalties courts ofisv award.
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS II.
be f5h, CONCERT
der the Sworn Superintendent Of Col NJ LOGAN
E.SsKT,
Remember, this Lottery Fifteen thousand Number-le
than Lottery In the World therefore Il the best for invest
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CARRIAGES, CAI,IAGEs

II REMOvED.-JOHN A, BEIyIN -
we'd his Furniture warerooms EII<fI-uHH
building, "CORNTHIAN HALL" tile old s9}-@---~zS
OF Messrs Jores Pots Main street. square
lie takes pleasure In saying 70 his customers generally he has
established himself factory which him decided
ties, aad with which he prepared
styles Of Furnturst order. In addition his
manufacturing article the line,
choice and well arranged osuh styles qualities
he knows ADAPTED the varied aud Of PEG
pie.
Thanking community Tor the liberal paonage
fore bestowed he respectfully socs pledges
himself that nothing shall be wanting eGoon his give fun
aud entire satisfaction.
JOHN BELvIN also gives his PERSONAL attention TO the IN
DEkTAkiN busness-benE At All times well supplied with "Me-
tae Burial Cases" Mohogany and Poplar COINS
Hearse AMI all the requisites for fnera Orders left
rithian Hain rneetu
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MIssRs RApwLT Co.. tried Ready Relief and had
Joints rubbed with IT, and felt pain after the hrst minutes
rubbed with the present time Srs, do
what TO but eharm for Il mystery was
YEARS had proper
skeleton ccd
your Ready Relief Regulators pain
lef minutes began strength
could walk with In few weeks before heard Of Rene
Parker, Dr. Dr. Warde Dr. MAelelAn
and other physicians In this city cannot remember
completely pulled pieces by them. My constitution
medicine, that did good. could
foot To the ground, pick pin. was lined and carried
and dsun stairs like nant and thank God by the Of
Remedies strong had the common rheuma
lsmnnammaory and ehroucand the palsy You publish
this, II you like. SARAH A. HOuGH,
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NEURALGIA Cl

JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 10, 1855
Messrs Railway Co.: few days since bought dollars
worth Ready Neuralgia, to
' JAMES T. LESTER
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THE flRST SIGN.
The presence Pustule letters, RASH
Painful
presence foreign impure system,
lowed mngie with the blood and remain In the system
Ing the hlng the body with
and Ulcers will break and the body with their Hvs
presence.
Skim poisonous influences, erupve
vocano, exhibiting the disgusting lava Of dssae
form Of Salt Rheum Ulcers
Kings Evil, and the Fr.gAgtl ErupfOns 81 TIE Stin
Railways terrible
Skin Diseases and Humors will fail In the
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u
Has afflicted Of and
inflicted upon the human all
needles, tbs sk OF the surgeons
the world. The Railways Ready Reefs applied
pain seated soothing
the sharp darling Neuralgia and
turing pains Of RheumAtm the torments Of Gout Lumbag
sprAns aud aches Kind will quickly
the application OF Railways Ready Relief The terrible
cured
this Ready Relief Lame oined the crippled
formed restored to perfect health by Its
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

THE LADIES FA1R.--The fair for the benefit ofthe
Jesuits Church, on Baronne street, opened in that
building last evening, under the most fattering aus
pices The tables were spendidy furnished and deco
rated the most bewitchng Creole bellies presided and
the admiration of the visiting crowds was divided be-
tween the fair and the beautiful edfce in which and
for which it was in progress Crhough not complete
the interior works Of the church are sufficiently adj
vanced to enable the spectator to judge and admire
Everything that is beautiful and appropriate for
Christmas present was to be found on the tables and
the refreshment department was superb. At one OF
the tables-and we noticed that the gentlemen patro
nzed it very liberaythe diyinities dispensed every
thing that is soothing and cooling, from ice cream
down to hot whisky punch. The fair will be contn
ued tonight and every night this week. From the
manner in which it was patroniZed last night, we pre-
dict that it will be crowded every night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

On the fourth page of this morning Crescent Will
be found correspondence between Cen William l..
Cazneau and Don Fermin Fewcr, formerly Minister
Of Foreign Affairs in Nicaragua, and now Minister
from the Government Of that country to the United
States. We submit the correspondence in full Tor
two reasons In the first place it is interesting and
instructive and in the second, it is valuable history
Of the progress of events in Central America, since
Gen. Walker figured prominently there, completely
refutnn the ISLANDERS OF his enemies, and establishing
his claim to the character Of u patriot military
chieftain a statesman, and benetactor OF his race
Don Fermin Ferrer is gentleman of uneNccption-
able character, public and private. No native OF Nj
caragua stands or ever has Stood higher in the estl
nation of the people ofhs own country. Hence, we
argue his statements are entitled to credence. We
believe in them fully. They bear the impress Of
TRUTH and are to all intcns and purposes, emanations
from an honest and patriotic soul.
We should like to make a running commentary up
on his letter. but as we are again pressed Tor room
this morning. we are compelled to torbear And, be-
sides, we have done our duty to Nicaragua and Gen
Walker in spreading this mastery vindication before
the public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

SPALDING AND ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMrHl
TIEATER.-This place was crowded as usual last
night, and the audience departed in that blisstul
state of feeling that always results from conscious
ness of money wellspent The Museum, with its
MYRIAD of curiosities, and Mr. Ncllis, the noamed
man. amused the visitors prior to the concert of the
Ministries. The afterpiece of the " Shaksperian FEES
tival," fancy dramatic masquerade, in which each
member of the troupe buresqued some great thearl-
cal character proved an immense hit One character
in particular, touched off the present rage Tor
"Camille" in an exquisite manner. Mr.. j. W.
Adams the ballad singer was the onewho Drowned it
up. We learned yesterday, for the first time, that
Mr. Adams is the same who appeared here several
years ago Cthen boy) with the Kunkel Troupe, and
who sang " Katy Darling" and other ballads, with sc
much effect. His person and voice are much changed
and now verge upon puberty but his singing is none
the less sweet and his ballads loudly applaudeC
every night. The Shakspearian Festival " will b'
repeated tonight, and the lovers of genuine huesqu
and imtatveness should not fail to see Mr. Adams
rendition of Camille The songs and dances 0
the troupe independent Of the Museum, and tn
burlesque aterpece, is richly worth the price of ad
mission.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

CRIsp's GAIETY.-Miss Heron had fine house last
night on the occasion of her benefit, and the first
presentation Of Media" translated by herself. The
strong points of Media" are the humilatons and
miseries of mistress, who, after becoming mother,
is discarded by her lover forever, supplanted by
another whom he weds, deprived of her children, and
ordered to leave the country A greater aggregation
of calamtes upon female head is not afforded in
the whole range of the drama and the denouement
would scarcely be proportonate to the details Of the
play were it not some such tragedy as that of the
frantic mother killing herself and children In her
rendition of Medea," Miss Heron displayed all the
power of action that has made her so famous in
"Came, but her management of her voice did not
please us Her transitions from the desperate and
deaenng to the faint and falterng, were altogether
too sudden and great to seem natural. Acted as it
was, however, Medea'' was q novelty that appeared
to please the audience. Miss Clarke, Messrs Thaycr
Bland Howard, and the little girls, La Petite ani
Laura performed their characters in the play very
creditaby. "Medea," we are sorry to say, will b.
repeated tonight together with the popular burett
of Midas
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I'D. .W0E3Nrd.

65....R O Y A L II IL Il II T......67
by arrivals from Europe very fine as
sor,uent Of FALL and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAPER MACHE WARE
choice lot Of PLATED WARE Christoe Aenide and Eng
fish manufacturers; fine China Ware of all kinds, Toilet and
Travelling Boxes, for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
A fine lot of CUT GLASS WARE, of all descriptions
The attention public called to fine assortment
of CRUMB CLOTHS and DRUGGETS of superior quality and
Of the largest dimensions
Always on hand large and splendid stock of FURNITURE
for room Parors and Dining Rooms, Of the finest pattern
and finish.
Old Book Cases, Chairs French Mirrors; lnrge assert
rncn of Curtain Sts and Ornaments Gmps, Tasscs, Window
Shades, etc, etc.
t7y- Best Purified COLA OIL, for Carce and Moderator
Iomns DIS 2pSt
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.ReRC Goods.
l. r. \ N KILN r. O p T. II L ;,
No. 20 Catup street. ". o..

l. r. \ n III / N r O y Il IL Il >.
No. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has lust and is opening magnificent stock OF
WATCHES, JEW ELRY, SILVER ASn PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles
such Papcr Mhche Tables, Desk Work BOXES etc. Rose
and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work BOXES, Je"t''9
Cases, Porte Monlaies, Card Gases, etc.
PERI L + Y.
Inbn Extracts choice of Colleagues Soaps 70
mates, etc, etc. .
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVOLNE%S-A large stock Of these we'll known
Pistols will always be kept on hand,
Purchasers whether wholesale retail, are invited to eN-
anime tho STOCK and PRICES before making their pur-
chHses
n3y-Watches and Jewclry carefully repaired,
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2ptf No 70 Camp street. under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Kfrs. Farren last night
played Margaret Of Burgundy with great power,
keeping her auditors absorbed in the most hreahess
interest and excitement. In that line OF desperate
superhuman characters, of which Margaret is fair
sample, we do not believe that Mrs. Farren has an
equal on the American stage. There are two other
characters somewhat similar to Margaret, in which
the extremities of feminine passion are displayed
with equal intensity by Mrs Farren-Lucrctia Bor-
gia and Mary Tudor. And as Mrs. T. appears in
both these characters tonight, an excellent opportu
nifty is offered to the public to see and judge for
themselves 1t should be borne in mind, that it will
be the last appearance of Mrs. I. this season.
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r, Nd. .RBusasertsse s. Co..

No. ia CANAL STREET, TOURO BUILDINGS.
lsy the ships Patrick and Corinhian from England have
received additional supplies Of Tapestry Velvet and Brussels
CARPETTN(i and Mosaic and Velvet RUGS
CURTAIN MATEkI Al.S-lirocatee, Silk and Wool, and
Worsted Dnnask-ncw designs.
Embroidered Lace aud Muslin CURTAINS;
WINDOW CORNlEES and BANDS;
GIMP LOOPS CORDS, TASSELS:
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SIIADEs-a large assortment.
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Silence That Dreadful Cough!


The work of the destroyer has begun The Lungs are "
dauger Resort at once TO
DR., Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHEkff AM
TAR,
or all future aid may be in vain. Are you mol'et io
daugher-yonr idol earthly joys now on oeo o '
cuislne her pale cheek and caciated form sho" "' se %
fast wasting away The scpucl cough pains your ear ao
sickens your soul; il is the
SOUND OF DEATH!
There is remedy that will stop the Cough, and save her from
the consumptive's grave.
YOUNG MAN
yonr bec flush cough and feeble limbs tell Of fearful fore
od;,rs and loss of hone Just absu enter e consumption
sheds beucrushng blight the unre but you need not
esra An arm stretched forth TO Soo soahc and
heal YOUR wounded lungs. 1t is DR.. DAVIS
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry ana T"r'
It admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound syrup
Of Wild Cherry Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE cosumpton coughs colds Group whooping cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
ds 2ufttltW q and Isl Charities street.
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dS 2pt;t<W
III GGb'R.

Messrs ERARD of Paris and onAon respectfully invite all
persons who own Pianos of their manufacture and the Piano
Merchants Of New Orleans apply, whenever they wish to
have them pitle, NED Or REPAIRED. to
MR.. I. r. BOURBONNA,
whom they have reside in New Orleans for that pur
pose.
Apply II, the PIANO STORE IS Royal street. the
nor Of Custoplholse d. 2plN
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EpfpShCHl''S

MT,R CIAI. COLL f G. F.,
No. LOG Canal Street.
FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN, ENGLISH, ARlFliNE-
TIC ALGEBRA GEOMETRY, SURVEYING, NANlGA-
TON PHONOGRAPIY, PENMANSHlP, BOuk-kEEf-
ING etc Special Apartments and Professors for each branch
Private lessons to those who prefer it.
n b. All things are taught Prncticed in business and
everyday life.
Persons ,unceh in life attend in Private Apartments
any hrunrh they may wish Citizens and invited to
call. r57~NEW CLASSES THIS WEEK.
10 ,,q,. RUFUS DOLBEAR.
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SHIP NEpruNE.--We are informed by Capt MeTl@
of the bark JOS Hale which arrived last evening from
Key West that the ship Neptune, Capt. SHELL hence
for Havre, arrived there on the 10th ut, being too
cramped to proceed on her voyage, would discharge
between and 300 bales cotton and re-shp it by the
steamship H. B. Beach for Havre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-09
E1NGE and VVet1eee,' Clothing.
f, mALARD 6 CO.,


Nos. IS and GO Canal street, corner Old Lee
street.
Inform their friends and the public in general that they have
on hand lnrge varied assortment WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING all Of the NEWEST STYLES received by recent
arrivals
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth Ruslans,
=. French Waved Beaver Cloth
=. Pilot Cloth Sacks and Pnctots
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits;
Supcrinc Black and Coored Cloth Frock Goats;
Clotl, Dress Coats;
Fancy Coored Cashmere Paletos ut various prices;
Super Black Cloth Tam,s;
Lion Skin and Colured Cashmere Burnons;
Colored Velvet Sporting Coats.
PANTS.
Black Doeskiu Pants;
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Pants;
Coored Cashmere Pants at all prices;
Black and Fancy Figured Sunct rants;-
Coorcd ind Black rweeds Harvey Jackets.
VESTS.
Figured Black and Coorcd silk Vests;
Black Satin and lirosicrnc Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests;
Fancy CASHMERE and Silver Mixed Vests;
Black Docskn Vests, single and double breasted.
FURNISHING GOODS.
White all Linen Muslin Shirts H. g. and C. Fancy Mus
lin Shirts; Fancy Socks Mcrino silk and Cot
ton Uplcsrts and Drawers; snperfnc quality of Shaker
Flannel unlcrshirts Drawers Fancy and Black Silk Cra-
watts Ties Stocks; Shirt Collars iIInndkerchct; Gloves; Sus-
pcnders, etc.
Bows and Youths Sacks, Frock Coas Tnlnas, Jackets,
Pnniulools, Vests, Shirts, etc.
Together with Trunks. Carpet nS India Rubber Goods,
etc. with many other articles, all of which they will sell at
MODERATE PRICES.
PLANT ALTON AND OIL CLOTHING.
Heavy Lined KerSey Monkey Jackets and Pants; Red Blue
and GRAY Flannel Shirts; Hickory Shirts; Wide m Wool
Hats Glazed Mario Plantation Hats Heavy Wooden Socks
White and fray Blankets; Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts; Ker
ry Tracks md osevs Brown Cotton Shirts for Women; Oil
Cloth Ovrrshits elhlnls; Oil Cloth Monkey Jackets
| Long O vercoats and PanaloonS, etc.
rtg Every size for Men and Boys comprised in the above
| assortment 0 Plantation Clothing.
Ordes addressed to us will be promptly carefully
F. MALARD & CO.,
Nos. IS md 60 Canal street. corner Old Lcvee
| dS 2p6t,<W