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For cheerful and brilliant FIRE resembling hickory wood The
Breckenridge far ezcss all other from enappug
the ash free from dust. beautiful and effective fire
onehslf the quantity Of ,h that necessary Of Euglh
Scotch Camel and quickly with dry
Coal recommended by Physicians York the vicinity
OF the mines sk-room fuel for the
wood fire is desirable than otdiuary coal.
By careful and repeated experiments has been found shat
tons this coal are equal to three tons Of Eglish Camel
Was by making fires in duplicate rooms using English
Camel and Breckenridge the ehor The result proved
pounds Breckenridge hed at
degrees longer than thirty pounds OF Engiah
The Breckenridge Camel Coal far for
Ing steam and for purpossn proof of which
lowing extracts from the report simau Hon. George
Prentice, and Hon Bryan r. Young Governor OF Ken
lucky, under oath
I'VE calling Camel although in gone irnpo
ant respects unlike the other known varieties that
aIi!ea are lat, The with which gnte The power
volume and endurance Il: obuon md its freedom
ping e1posons I'd Its wonderful strength in rehng
the consequent entire and
handling 4tb The small quantity of coke which leaves
consequent absence of cuders habunsd coal ashp
Ereastsnce atmospheric by which
danger OF stacking or falling to powder is avoided.
perfect combueton demands full supply attended
with intense heas and roat brilliant luminous ame like
roan and its endurance far other
We have ever ssen 1t ia in this peculiarly e. its
amount Of its bitnmnouB ac) Of the Breckenridge
that fits it above all other In hsVasy of The Mississippi for
steam steamboats, for boiling for making umn
aud Tor private Is strength aed compactnesB
snsusry clean Coal to handle"
The ges.s par. ha be mined this seasep is al
ready engaged by the oil and of the
balance, which, in and it's way this city, is
desire CT the advertisers that families make
trial of it, and with that view will be od broker
SO ton 900 pounds reasonable deduction
will be made opHr.ies wishing purchase quantities.
B All orders will be promptly attended aud given
concerning it, by
CREEVY & FAREWELL,
lani&4 Up Agents B. C. C. Co., 80 Natchex street.
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BENEFIT PosTP Owing to the inclem-
ency Of the weather. last evening the impossible
ture Of the Streets the benefit Of Mr. G. G. Minor which
to have off at Peels Southern Opera House, was
postponed to this evening" with the attractive bill
and the sale Of oil paintings. We trust the public will
bear the fsct in mind and give Mr. Minor crowded house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

The stock for three swift American steamers,
to ply between Panama and Valparaiso, has
been nearly taken up by capitalists, chiefly in
New York and Boston. The first steamer is
expected to be upon the route in sbout ten
months from the present time.
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Ee7U7s's
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
So AND 81 GRAyIER STREET.
We have the following ell known brapds of
TuRED TOBACCO which invite the attention OF the
and Dealera generally.
JENNY LIND (Rsrger's)
TEALEAr, (Ayre'e3
GOLD LEAF, (Ayre's3
HARRY OF TIE WEST,
SAME OLD COON,
DAvY CROCKETT,
RAGsDALE's BEST,
STONES PIEDMONT.
FERGUsoN's '1xL;"
:. KNOW NOTHING;
CUBA;
=. MAID OF ORLEANS:
BUENA VISTA.
BURTON MAYS EXTRA, tod3
CROSS, (oId)
JAS. L. cLAYToR's EXTRA, todD
CROSS, Gresh)
HALsEY & BookER'S LECoMTE
YOUNG AMERICA;
PEYToNA;
LEXISGTON;
PIcAYUNE;
LECoMTE PANCAKE;
AlLLER'S BLUFF CITY
PUT HER THROUGH;
SMITHS GRANp-DADs TWIST.
Sole Agents in this City Of
BURTON MAYS.
JAS. L. CLAYroR,
HALsEY a BOOKER,
DR.. JAS. SAUNDERS,
WM. AfRES,
D. c. RAGSDALE L CO.,
9 FERGUSON, HATCHER L CO.,
GEO. BERGER,
Ti0S W.ANDERSON,
BOOTH &EERsUsoN,
GEO. A. SMITH,
MILLER Il FERGUSON,
PolNDEXTER Il Hal SEY.
E Ike Lbove the principal brands
We have also large Of their common
composed of pouzds S. is, S. os and Smoking Tobacco
A. GLENN & CO.,
jaal sPst 80 and " Gray;er strsst
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Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. The Sun
Mutual Insurance Company Of this city, Thomas sloo,
President and James D. Denegre, Vice President with
James Edwards Secretary, has commenced operations
and is prepared to take fre marine and river risks
atthe7 usual rateg ~ s*5 E' 5@
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4, THURSDAY MORNING, JAN'Y 5, 1856.
u SEE FIRST PAGE. Id

To-day being recommended BY the Gov
ernor day of Thanksgiving business With several Of
the public institutions viii b. suspended. The State
Bank and Branch the Bank New Orleans the Citizens
Bank and INV Southern Bank will be closed and notice
was posted up the door Of tho Bank Of Louisiana that
it aso would be cloaed The others it is will
7tp fd,as nan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

Maine nov boasts of owning q fleet Of mer-
chant vessels valued at fifty million Of dollars,
and greater than the commercial marine Of any
European power, Great Britain aloae excepted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

BENEFIT or MISS ROBERTSON. The new play
entitled Violet, the Life ofan Actresa' Of which
considerable mention has been made will performed at
the Gaety Theaer this for the first time with
strong cast including Miss Robertson Miss Mclean
Mrs Place. Messrs Bourcieault Thayer and others The
are for the benefit Of Miss Agnes Robertson
and have no doubt that should the weather be any
degree passable the house will be filled with large and
fashionable audience The bill and the beneficiary both
daqerYe it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

TheWay the waters came down ct Lodore,
sufeicitonsy sung BY southsy was nowhere compared
with the way they down Of Orleans Just about
dnner-time, yesterday mbargoing great number Of
suffering stomachs and rendering street posi-
bic only at the minent risk Of broadeoth and the
suffering III patent leather The mud in the sreets wss
dotted with the falling drops the cutters orammed to
rapaton and every exposed place or person thoroughly
saturated Having Kept hs key filed 90 long Old Father
Aausrius has found New too much for him, and is
compelled on the nurohaged moisture for fear worse
should ensue Lake Poydras is nsvisable
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TdbaCCO-T'ObGccO
WILLS, RAW Inns & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
r O 3 A G 9 o,
CORNER OF GRAvlER AND TcHouplToU-As STREETS
sale OF the lagsss md bett assorted sos
TOBACCO before presented to the trade ms city comprising
brands Of pounds Sc So and los of Of ts
best Virginia. We give below few
ARMlsTEAD g. WARWICK
NJ LANGHORNE sons
M.LANGH HORNE & co;
YOUNG d BURWELL;
JOHN r. IL W. O. FoNTAINEi
JAMES HENRY GRANT;
GRANT H. NELSON; ~. lem.
MILITANT. sUTHERLIN;
10, SHACGELFoRD; ...-..... ..'
ROBERT Mayo
COLEMAN WORrHAM
WILLIAM CHGEvEs;
BURTON & MAY;
JAMES l.. CLAYTON; ..
McENEY Il McCULL0CH. r.-5
E- Purchasers their call ard Gu,
stocks. dc lm7pThFrsa
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sFDaseGs.

NEW ORLEANS, December Is, 1855.
The undersigned Board Directors sooy for the Re.
lief of Destitute Ofphsn Boy make this appeal
citizens OF New Orleans FOR tina. assistance which
absolutely rqarsF They osr their personal
they have ben imPeed 10 make this
only by dire necessity and while they there
nsny IN thu great city who, The alon appreciate
their obligation to contribute this cauee
duty declare the natutiou
aud M claims The public bounty do ou,r.
bute fully know whom and they contributing
Thssociety the f that organized ety OF New
Orleans fer the purpose OF providing home destitute
pfeEent time the only midst founded upon
broad basis OF berevoence without regard nation tec
been in tueceau operation for thirty yen during time
upwards of one thousand bays have recipients beGe
and all these far heard FROM have given pIo
become uae members Of iociet and eapng
tages Of their early training.
There are now than hundred
station to feed to eohe INSTRUCT and
ocHpnoaH In the treasury there a DOLLAR
for October and November baut $500 per have not bsen
hqudAted.
The undersigned feel assured character Of those 10
they address themselves, that !her appeal not be yan
6.B' DUNCAN, E.MACPHERSON,
= Fl. W. PALFREY, ADAM GIFFEE
THOMAS /. DIX, DAVID MADDEN
PM OZANNE. WIN. PERKINS.
fB.-Each Director will receive donations. d7s qrts
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MILE PARoDI's CONCERT. I'm consequence
Of the nelemency q the weather and the fact that the
present day Is appointed for Thanksgiving here, Mile
Parod has postponed her grand for this evening"
until tomorrow Friday evening when it will of
at the ODD Feows Hail. with the same attractive talent
and able assistance before Those who would
otherwise, have been deprived Of very considerable
pleasure, will be gratiied with the arrangement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

RICE AND CoFFEE.--A. Titus, No rs Old Leyee
street, has just received large supply of Rio coffee
and Carolina rice which he prepared to sell at uuusr
ally low prices. See the advertisement.
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~ NoTICE-The members of the American
Party of the Fourth District New Oeans meat at their Hall
OF FRIDAY EVENING Ian. ooek r,nusl election
Of oMesrz. ;srs >,
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SOUTH CAROLINA bill requiring natural
lied citizens to reside in the State two years
after naturalization before being entitled to
vote, has passed the eouth Carolina Legislature.
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Housekeeping Goods,


HE IN dHersOm 81 Gain esq,
90 CANAL STREET, (sQG
CONSISTING IN PART OF s%s
s OLD sILV E = w ARE,
Guaranteed Of U. S. MINI STANDARD.
SILVER PLATED WARE of all grades;
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, of evory variety;
TABLE CUTLERY AND JArANNED WARE;
OOKING STOW YES,
OF VARIOUS SIZES
KITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS, Of all Kinds including
IRON, TIN and WOODEN WARE, etc, et, etc;
sHovELs and ToNGs. TENDERS and ANDIRoNs;
BASKETS BRooSs and BRUSHES, etc.etc.
81. 49,. Also.... .a-- s
..- - An immense variety Of elegant
NOV AR T @ L E S.,
All of which are offered as the 81 - .55'EaEqvu
dis qpsodlst LOWEST PRICES
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1SenaOUeG
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts sud
pn constantly hand, which is equal the beat that
thiS market.
ALR0
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BB AN Dies
sAZERAC the vintage Ta5 1906 and other brands
WHISKY,
or all descriptions-scctch, Irish, Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarta.
So. A lso....
On hand Isua assortment the WINES aud LIQUORS
in the market which will he sold terms spy otr
house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 9ptf Nc II RoyaIstrss,
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Z I Y
r e RMS:

.s5 TERMS:
hs Crescent will q n The e,
hour mosnng, suRdsyE fe $40
half yearly aaa ~ tho same rates g
4 20 eehta aweek. payable y the eafrtefa.
Advertaementss fret "a al
ossry saaaeauant ms rioa. 70 cents as n
every
Advertisements pabsasd q bs charged n
$IS I'll eFsry inssrtion. 4
Advertisements no. will b ona e
and aceaingy advertisement subsepoa VIII
stappnd paid Of opi'a O .ae pre-
III f5a pfietpsss 4s58 &5&
& III Liberal Discount made regular Edssfsefs.
TIME DAIT.Y % REsGE N y
ss eircua9a hish
FAMILY cirealaa Eeaching many hpn-
aseda ii hoaias early and being read before hean-
sue4s hours 1917 family use may
ITO ID i dyansag eausly pablhe init columns.
tst3 I'D nm Es WEEKLY q n EsC Gen ~
I'd paslishad every n ~ Il ad
Having III eifepan throughout Louisiana
Rssipp TsSaa. and other sa:es, II
sats Of making their
kaswu fer per aquare
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

REuoyAL.-M essrs. Lilly & Woods, painters,
hare removed their chop from the old stand in Custom.
house street. to No % Royal opposite the Poat.oase
best evidence Of their ability may be in their
Workmanship which adosns the City Hotel and the We.
falsah buldiDge, with many prirata residences. See
shsir advertisement,
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IN PLuy1AL.--The aqeous element was upon us,
about around u.s. and beneath yesterday in all Its
glorythe heavens wept like child well whipped, and
the great drops rolling down
Of the severity Of the hageation and the intensity
the feeling consequent upon IT, Poydras and Baronne
strasts were rendered naygable for long distance to
aatboats Of tonnage Female pedestriausm
ceased altogether and the luckess mascunes who
nearceratsd within their Castles had to cast about
such means Of deveranoe kind Providence permit
ted How it Jared with the psrahabe produce along the
leyeei be told only By the sales books of the pro.
dncera and purchasers The CUTTERS all filled be-
yond the hr and the spouts foaned in the discharge
many waters
have our periods Of drouth and those of moisture
Tho latter prevail here and irrigation that
rejoice the heart Of Egypt is in the ascendant Young
fishes and dogs can have much Of their
element they desire alligator navigation good in
every direction III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

DR.. Foote, in q recent letter to the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser, dated from the Euro
pean capital, says: m. ...t.....
" Members of one House are not permitted on
the t1oor Of the other, nor, as ct Washington,
can the floor of either House be invaded by a
swarm CT privileged persons not members The
commons would resent it as q gross breach of
privilege, if the highest peer of the realm should
presume to enter their hall while they are in
session. How often is our House of Rep1 esent-
atives seandalized by the presence on its floor,
and active, almost open participation of sena-
tors, in its business u
We're such rule in force in our Congress and
our State Legislatures, there is little doubt that
1t would conduce to the quietness and respecta-
bility of BOTH Albany Argus. .M.. :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

sIGNoR DoNETrI's ACTING MoSKEYs.--It will
DO seen by announcement in our advertising COL
umns that this wonderful comic troupe Of monkeys are
about reylsitng city II the excitement that we no.
tice has accompanied them through their Western tour
follows them to our city, lively tifae may be expected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

Wah- Bah-Gooah, Chief Of the Chippswas, is 8
Free Mason, and spoke at the recent re- election
Of Grand Master Lewis, at Boston.
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Advices from Cape Haytien are to the Sd nj

Adyices from Cape Haytien are to the Sd ult
Business was very dull, and rather precarious,
on account of the threatened war with the
Dominicans, which had become inevitable. Eve
ry male inhabitant capable of bearing arms,
without regard 10 rank or station, was being
drilled for service, and several companies had
already left for the seat of war. The Emperor
was at the head of his army, and quite sanguine
of success His troops manifested the utmost
loyalty. 1t was rumored that "a revolt or in
surrection was likely to take place among the
Dominlcans, and at certain signal the Hay
items were to rush in, when they would be join
ed by the Dominican reyolutionists.
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BresUsfes', V'ass Kse1,e5seseysess s. Co.

ASTeeUsfea', N'etss Bepae5sagysezs s. Co.,,
cor PER, TIN,
And sheet-Lron Work Manufacturers,
Nos. 80 and 81 Front, Sc and So Fulton street,
And corner Notre Dame and Front Streets
oFFICE-No. IS FRONT AND So FULTON STREETS
Parties dsHiroa of makng for COPPER, sIEErIRoN
BRASS or TIN work. would do we'll call As everything
our line manufactured ely we
can oRer superior inducements parties dealing u.s.
SOLE AGENTS
For S. Pc S FIRE PUMPS;
SALANANDER LIGHTNING RODS;
SCHAFFER'S STEAM AND VACUUM GAUGE:
ja2 9p3t REARS0N'S STEAM AND WATER GAIIGFS
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E0bGCCO--E0bGcc0
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
85 GR.4VIER STREET., AZ
We have in store and receiving direct from the
of largest and beat stocks MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
ever before offered to the trade comprising all grades styles
pounds bali pounds S. s l etc., consisting in part
the various bran6s Of thu following celebrated
most OF whom nre sole agents;
ID. LANGHoRNE d SONS,
MILLER Il CRENSHAW,
AUG. LEFTWICH,
". W. A. READ,
LANGHoRNEG co.
COSBY & WlNFREE,
GEO. W. GILLIAN Il BRO,
H. B. DICKINSON,
JOHN P. KNIGHT,
CHORD, JR.,
WILLIAM CRUMPToN ALLEN & KNIGHT,
GILLIAN WALKER CO.,
L. D. WRITER'S,
IEXTER OTEY L BRO.
PAYNE Il CRUMPyoN,
JOHN ". STONE COL
TFIOS. g. EAM. HARDGRAVE,
TALIATERRO Il BR0ADNAX.
sB- Tarns liberal. Call and examine. Ea
WILSON, LIPSCOMB g. CO.,
ga 2ai SIS Grsvisr street.
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The GREAT CENTRAL SEA IN TROPICAL Az
RIcA.-1n the Calwer Missionsblatt we find,
(says the New York Tribune,) with some let
tiers from DR.. Rebman, dated the 18th and 3Oth
OF April, map which is communicated by the
learned missionary. On this map between the
Equator and w. of south latitude, and between
the 23d and 30th meridian, lies an immense sea
without outlet, twice as large as the Black Sea,
including the Sea of AzofF. 1t is designated
Ukerewa, Or Inner Sea, and the we'll known
NJassa Sea appears as small bay on the south
east Dr. Rebman refers to map in detail,
which his companion, DR.. Erhardt, is bringing
to Europe. This great discovery, the conse-
quences of which can hardly be estimated, has
rested hitherto on the testimony of the natives
of both shores of the Inner Sea with whom the
missionaries came in contact Dr. A. Peter
man remarks, in letter in the Athenaum,
that the African geographer, Mr.. Cooley, ar
gued long ago for the existence of a single great
sea IN the center Of Equatorial Africa, and this
opinion was prevented from becoming gener al
by the obstinate opposition of the missionaries
OF Eastern Africa, who now confess their error
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

Professor Cleveland, of Bowdoin College, has
never been inside railway car. The venerable
man, about three years since, made up his mind
that he would visit Portland, via the K & P. R.
R., and the day for his journey was fixed. On
the morning of his intended departure, the wor-
thy Professor happened to read an account of o
smash up somewhere in the vicinity of New Or
leans. From that moment his old fear return
ed, and he has never ventured even to hope for
O railroad ride ,-..-
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Christmas Presents.

Christmas ED1.esemEs
SELLING OFF AT COST OF IMPORTATION,
The entire stock Of Store Canal street, consisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY
FINE POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS AND FANCY GOODS,
At Wholesale and Retail by
VIM. KERNAGHAN, 65 Canal street,
dl+ 7pim between Camp Magazine streets.
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Ne E05aes Ult9"G Cigar Store,
w ST CHARLES STREET, 0U
Corner of GraVier street, New Orleans
WHOLESALE AND retail

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF HAVANA CIGARS
Always hand large aid we'll selected
lie brands Of Havana Cigars Papsr Cigars Tgius Fine
risu" Chewing Tobacco Tutk Capora Maryland Smoking
Tobacco for sale in quantities to suit purshssr Figaro
cabaua cabago, uEues rtmdad, Sol! Cervanu
Ynzenudsd NeoAna, Flordsla AbsuA Cauva Christie
NGsvs EupreI Desspio etc. ell descriptions
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5s THE MAILS. If the cause Of daily irregular
titles occasioned By the want Of water in the
Alabama river we do not think that be made
available BY tbs that be for the repeated failures
o the Northern and Eastern via Mobile for the last ten
days On Tuesday we were favored with three back
maa on yesterday We received nothing from beyond
Mobile. There will be due this morning the mails from
tbs atlantic cities q the 2eth and 2sh ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-03

BUSINESS 1t would be expecting too much Of
a have anything favorable Of business on such
aday yesterday The first day Of the year was fol-
lowed night Of raia which frustrated All the ealcu
lationa Of the commencement Of the year. About II
O'clock yesterday commenced to rain with
ity than ever and continued without ntermssion
last night III the present condition 81 the landings and
streets te planters the coast and shippers at all
points shouId the Of cotton for brief
period un the landings be cleared 1t within
thu power Of contend against the clements has
been demenstrat ed within tho past two or three weeks
Although there has been wet and ncsament weather
before yet there never much valuable produce
exposed IT'D Effects Moreover vessels load nor
unioad- produce cannot be removed from the leYee-
the cotton presses and warehouses filed to their ut
most capacity horses and drivers rendered
unit for service laboriR fine there end to the
which appear to be accommodating under
which buaaess sbors One thing, there ne pros
pset of the grass growing In the streets Of which some
ardent friends Of our city can make note.
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Cheaper than Evers!s
Fl Q r a CE HARDY,
1856 oAupsrnrpr 1856
lsnow selling OF his entire Fall Winter DRY DDS
FIRST CeST Ladies viii cali at his os
before purehapng elsewhere.
Plaid Striped SILKS, to 81 90 per yard
Yard Wide DO se..-.............-......Sl 50
Reh CASHMERE DRESSES, Ia yards ssch,....70o
Super Psn De Lsiues ali Wool,....,........ as
French MERlNo, all eolors,. observation-disclosures. IS
Noolsn PLAIDs, yard wide,. 10
Avery rich assortment Of Latest !a COLLARS, CoLLARETTEs
SLEEVES ard CBEMIsETTES;
RACHEL COLLARS; EMBROIDERED SKIRTS;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS;
AoIRK ANTIQUE and PLUSH TRIMMINGS, etc.
All Of which being sold per kscv
former prices.
HORACE HARDY,
iani sf4i ls5 Camp street: