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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-19
FIGURING MILL FOIt SALE;

his MIL,
town of Grayville. Illinois Almost exerJthlns eonnee-
"a ith the Mill is new-engne. Buss bolting cloths etc
are three run stones with everything in exeeent
order calculated do ne and prehtahie busl
There is also with the Mill new two story
dwelling we'll arrsDged for co the
- To person desirous or emharKinG IN
chane is here offered which can
seldom The country surrounding thus aeounas IN
kind of grain keep the mill constantly
ali Of be o5tained at such prices as to make M
rnninr the mill profitable The entire properly
he sold Oh and time given for part o
money to make il II desired
lop the premises SohsN f'"
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EVANSVILLE ND SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1875
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED & &AGRIouLTURALwARE-H HOUsE Z
MILLER. WINGATE & co.
MANUFACTURER ERS and Dealers in all kin ds of Farm
Nl Garden Implements. Moving Reapng And hresh-
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &C., 56 Mair
street opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville, KY
an2S -1rR 4 - -.
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TEyNEYA sORENsoN,

uor rs ALE pB ArERs GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS ookSEh
w .rER AND VINE STS. EVAN svlLLE, IND
ymy9E "a day formed lor
tba nnrnssa of doing wholesale Groeery anu
tn.isss fvine succeeded the business OF Mesrs ans q
purch Ised stock and made addltlons 20 man
int we shall able to offer as good
FOR CASH as any in Evansvie OF any el nv N she
West. SOPENSON
ian3
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:s,,1 .rI a t.yTIZESS OF sOurHERN INDIAN A
~ ~ x IN rllliKY AND ILLINOIS.

KEN rlCKX AND ILLINOIS.
wAsD SAUNDERS. Civil Eagineer. having taken up his
ID ha5 i'm tia city Evansville would respectfully an
5ou,ce 10 the citizens southern portion OF ndiana
EsotIcsy and Illinois, that he is prepared to urnisn rans
ac;fcions and Estima work of descr ptlon ap
pertsining 20 profession viz: Water Worss
farI Turnpike, Plank other Roads, the IN
rrsysmeat Of Rivers for navig alton purpo tes etc.
esti moniaIs Of ability from o. b. wilson ESa on1g
If ba Nav Albany Salon Railroad Judge hugheS
II sioominston Ind; George a. Damn Of Bedi9rd mi
"a Wsnn Il ty Eugineer New Albany Ind. ana n y:
Moore Es1 Gaiof Engineer of the E. and y.
Line Railraai can be application nn-o y
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CINCINNATI.

--e NIXON & GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AN CITY MILLS 0Oh AND
! NEWS PAPER.
-.a..t s.. PLATNER & SMITHS
FsI:,rsE X Ns 90 X II RP $
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
Ts@htbodyas Book and News Hnk
MAN RIVER MILLS STRAW BOARDS, etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS, II 81 20 WALNUT STREET.
"A4" CINCINNATI, o.
bare they every parer ada ted to the city
nd trade materials employed in its manu-
| ssE-t esgITa fdrice paid for Rags. ser46m
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ROOTS AND sHOEs J.
1NoPELSE IN TaE MAMMOTH STOCK, AN
ToI Still They Corne.

rnEAT INCREASE IN Tue MAMMUFH aNVUN' 1A1'
Ui-@ Lo. Still They Come
rp,4ook of Roots and Shoes is now complete en- pra
cng every variety of mems and boys, ,
shIdran,s heavy light works women anu ~
nd 6ne Roots Buskins Ties and Slippers tbe
order and warranted to wear wel onr conneetion
rith the Arrest an factories in New 81,
ss tion the purchase aad SAFE oi
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
;;,n.bis one branch Of merchandising eur entire at
.i We have dsces sd advantage these whoss I'm
;nied in making up of Gun barEels
Psn Fish hooks Sarsages Rat Trlp' and Oorduroy
s;hIe. .to-mo -aho4 1T without-ahles -. van,
~ vonr Roots and Shoes Boot and Shoe deaIers
Notiors of Notion Houses. and Dry Gnods TON ny 49,
Houses. n euy a. nv P EENDRiCKS s. MeREA.
,o r rst street. FosterBloek.
A.nnnni. .as h, q. nrfrne for sale low to Close. o
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wArf,H RRpAiRiNG

xrNuE having the above
in Evansvile. Hatters himself with the nope .nas inns ms
and skill in 5escr ptions OF time -measur
.hinarv viii upon trial found worthy the
not oniv Of the resident citizens Of the city, put aSS
Sonnr;sinr the s.circumambient vicinage' - all
His shop the Post Office wfere ne can pu q aTES
ljTPIcE IioURs. fmyS ". - -
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WM. N. NEcGEsEW
FALL. CANfPAIGN!
HARDW ARE AT WHOLEsA LIE
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
-.-. -L-Ir- CHAS s WEI lIIS. \.


saU-s lITI4 CHAS. S. WELLS, ss<i
wwTHILST returning for the generous
Wv the public since be opened in Evansville would now
nterior Merchants from indiana Illinois and ken
cky and also that he has
IN store the Heaviest stock of Hardware and cut
fiery (by -hird) that he has ever ohered IN tne
iII on sale Many Goods purchased at rednc-
ed rates BY him during depressed state OF the marKe
and in England importing (direet from Enrope
and having his Goods filled at the Manu-
Works he is not only able but I'll pse
offer Hardware asow hges any mouse can
sgord the same Goods to cash good time buyers.
He invites careful examination of his STOCK and o
Traders feeling assured that ne can
full Iustice. = N. -, s;rr tis
stock he names folio wing to the trade:
Is0 Lppincot Leverets and Coiilns'
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
1900 do Table do 90 DO; .-.ssa7fHs-5 s..F
75 do Steel Shears and Scissors; 3 s. I'd .r- -seH
i00 rross Spoons-Tron Brittania and German Silver
t5odozen coffee Mills. all grades; - d.
400 do Files and Rasps. all kinds; ~ ,- .aat =
1 toOO his Brass Kettles turned boteoAsi E7-
90n Lbs Sadirons, assorted; if az ~ -' -rf
/ 400 dozen Butt Hinges, do; ~.
| $500 gross Screws giml 4 pointed; 5tf7
| $50 dozen Door Socks and sockets; Bf 5-7s s=at
400 a. a. Crrrv Combs and Horse Cards: "a
i S00 nars Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads
| e0 5nrcn saws from Mill to Key hole:
/ Ok a. Steelyards and Scale Beams ss .. . . a b
50 do Ames (aud other hrauds) Shoyels and Spades
| a casks Pump Chain and Fixtures; . Is = g as 7
< cases Japann ed Tin ware. frlly assorted f
,,-,:a .shas rrushes Combs Needles. Spectacies
and Fancy Hardware generally. together wit
viz Chains Dog Irons, Strap Hinges. Tea Ket
tiles Knives and Riddles anu r--,,,,,,;,,rs
= "A 1ers Tools Window Sash. ETC., etc.
IO@lpeA'e1' '" CHARLES s. WELLS.
| M.;n atraet. door below Branch Bank.
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DtI ETT1gERIES ES-Pomades in pots. jars and sticks;
Hair Eau Lustrale Bears, on kose ofa:
Maeassar OIL Bandoline Curling Fluid Hair Gioss ETC.
Shamponing Water Toilet Florida do Eau de Cologne
Lavendar Water Verbena, Ean Dyne de Nese or
ng the skin ell as mpartr decate
seat hue complexion Extracts for the
Iubin an Tooth Powders and Tooth fastes
of the Mouth Aromatic Viaegar Toilet and
Powders all the other articles in the line o. use
For sale by tee ..;. pa n. II postnf5ca
| novf5 hsss1Lcee. 'Ipo9
vwTHITE LEAD.-ioo kegs pure for sale h hy co
| w nov27 oRh' DAhAhhN O. w.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS Ka. WAGEAEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
DEN oRg,estabshed with an extensive eonnectlon
in the above business respectfully solieis consgn-
ments kinds of Western Produce, which wllreeve
i'm and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular care will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE & CO.,
fohoo tf Evansville, Ind.
WHT. TX. NEcGHEW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the '.Creseent City Bank Building.
/ Va hAN ~ my25
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IEHTOVAI

vHyHE undersigned has his Ss
atarian nburch in she office with DR.. Wood where no
onId ba rlad 10 see his old customers and
bar of ne%ones would pleased to serve e,e
snythns his line sHch as coats tests nntiee
TbcnkfnI for he would most
aeoatlnaahee" "l 1"e S~ j. L. NELMs
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Z
-' New OFEeanss Lass
wHn b sale os Butter Lard Eggs Dried fruits
#t FIour Meat and Of Western Produes and or
tne pulcnase VI ~ " dec14 4-d6m
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T1W Z y
AMat all times prepared furnish LOOKING Gases in
HI Mahorany alnut or Rosewood Frames Looking Glass
lates Picture Frames. etc.. also Gilt Frames Pictur'
Frames assortment of Pictures and on
'nsS'"' ""0e J. q. GEST,r
nbsd4wins No aWest Fourth atreet Cincinnati o.
@1HEAPFGR Y YEI!-Supsrhne and Buekwheat FlOurf
" sale reduced prices by o vYcuppv
ianl H - w q .. ~ ~
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VTIZENSf Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
pany Plan and Mechanics. and Lagrange Bank OF
eorgia and Bank of Nash
gor G1oocer;es bv s. f. GILBERT CO..
foh5~tf SNe.. Water.
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THOMAS HEADEN

wWTILL deliver charge. when bought a. his
Nv Store. He keeps supplyof Bacon Hams Shoulders
Salt Pork also in the Bran Oats, Corn Neal
Flour Shelled Corn White Beans. Butter Eggs Lard Tea
NoH 2topa War
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90 10 doz ass'd Marke
: doz Clothes Baskets
y do Cleveland Cabs3
/ do Nursery Ca4irs'
ap2
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Pennsylvania State Election. w
z PHILADELPHIA, October 49, A. M.-The unlohlsts
are less confident this morning, though tney SUI
claim small majority. ss
The Democrats claim majority Of 4VoV. ..4 sa,szA
The returns, however, are SO very contradictory,
that the result depends upon the official returns
vote.-The following dispatch is supposed to re-
late to Pennsylvania.
A PHILADELPHIA October l6.-The most reliable
returns give 300 Democratic majority, which Will
probably be increased by correct returns.
There is no question but that the Democrats have
at least small majority. s
Ohio State Election.
C1NCrSNAT1, October 16.-Thirty counties, III
Guiding Hamilton, give the Republican State ticket
$4,000 majority. -. ....
Indiana State Election a..
FIRST DISPATCH.
C1SC1sSAT1, Oct lG-We have returns from forty
three counties, which give Willard (Den.) for Gov
ernor an aggregate majority of 24o0.
The Republicans have carried three congressman
certain The Democrats have probably elected SIX,
leaving two doubtful. "
4tS SECOND DISPATCH.
CrNCINNArI October l6.-seventy seven counties
give Willard 5000 majority
The Republicans elect Killgore, Wilson, Colfax,
Brenton and Petit in the Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth
and Eleventh Districts The Democrats have elected
the balance @m.... , .%- -~..-&
The Legislature is doubtful but the Democrats have
probably a small majority.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, October l6.-Flour closed firm; State
Sc u.s. Wheat closed buoyant Red 81 81; White
81 10.
CINCINNATI, October l6.-Flour dull at IS 50 to
SIS 90 Whisky 29c.
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FAIL egaa4g VV'i1eGes' Clothing.
r. mALARD Sc co..

e. r. AQAA,ARD &C co., ~
Nos. SO and GO Canal street, corner Old Lee
# wee street, al
Inform their friends aud the public in general that they have
hand large and varied assortment of WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING all Of the NEWEST STYLES received by recent
arrivals.
COATS.
Super Plush. Lined French Pilot Cloth Raelans,
French Waved Beaver Cloth
Pilot Cloth Sacks and Paetots;
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits;
Snperfne Black and Colored Cloth Frock CeatS;
.>,,.- ..--... Cloth Dress Goats; -.s.=-.z..-
Fancy Colored Cashmere pale.os at various prices;
"A Super Black Cloth TaImas; 5 y
''''' Lion Skin and Colored Cashmere Burnous;
Colored Velvet Sporting Goats.
PANTS.
Black Doeskin Pants: "a .s-
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Paats
Colored Cashmere Pants, at all prices "
Black and Fancy Figured sa,inet Pants;
Co!ored and Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets.
VESTS.
Figured Black and Colored Silk Vests;
Black Satin and Grosderine Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests;
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests
Black Doeskn Vests, single and double breasted
FURNISHING GOODS.
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts; L. B. and c. Fancy Mus
lin Shirts Fancy and Plain Cotton Socks; Nerno Silk and Cot
Understands and Drawers superfne quality Of Shaker
Flannel Undershirts Drawers; Fancy Black Silk era
wits Ties Stocks; Shirt Collars Handkerce Gloves; sus
penders, etc.
ALSO
Boys and Youths Sacks Frock Coats, Talmas Jackets
Pantaoons, Vests, Shirts etc. s'"g"
Together with Trunks Carpet Bags, India Rubber Goods
etc. with many other articles, all of which they will sell
MODERATE PRICES.
PLANTATION AND OIL CLOTHING.
Heavy Lined kersey Monkey Jackets and Pants Red Blu
Gray Flannel Shirts Hickory Shirts; Wide Brm Woo
Hats Glazed and Mario Plantation Hats; Heavy Wooden Socks
White and Gray Blankets; Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts
scy Frocs Joseys Brown Cotton Shirts, for Women Oh
Cloth Oversr for Field hands, Oil Cloth Monkey Jackets
Long vercoas and Pantaloons, etc.
E3-Every size for Men and Boys comprised i'll the abov
assortment Of Plantation Clothing
naOrder addressed to us will be promptly careful
attended to.
F. MALARD & CO.,
Nos. IS and Gu Canal street, corner Old Levee.
OLE 2p3tMoTYe&FrSIW
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Being the order of tle day, IKE following is
A l. L Il r y NJ u n r. Q f g. & O.'S,
81 Magazine street,
Cornrr oE Gravicr street;
SHOULD ANY DISSATISFACTION EXIST AFTER THE
PURCHASE OF GOODS THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR TIE MONEY WILL Be CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED.
The above has been long established principle with the
above house, together with
One Price and no Deviation
And they take pleasure in informing their old tIrS and
toners that they have ht, very large dcrale
assortment Of
C. l. o 7 Fl " &,
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, Also, FURNISH
ING GOODS. A paral list annexed:
Black and Colored Cloth DRESS and FROCk COATS
BUSINESS SUITS to match. all stylss;
English Beaver, kersGS and PILOT Coth GNERCOATSi
Maako:f and Srhasopol ONEhCOATS for Pilots
PhSTALONNS al kinds, splendid aSsortmcn;;
VESTS, OF Velvet Silk, Satin, {'oih AMI Cashmere.
Boys and Chil&rcn's Clothing.
Al kinds Of Goods and variety Of FURNISHING
GUODS-A splendid assortment
INDIA RUBBER ELOTuING- AZ kinds.
Cushions Beds Pillows Carriage tioh, manufactured
hy the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed. and sold factors prices.
ALFRED MUNROE a. CO.,
OF 2ptt "a Magazine street, corner >ir"SieT
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ms= Hostettcrs Bitters.-In the present
state of the weather gentle nvgoaor often essential to
preserve the balance of the SYSTEM and especially the des
tive organs If all those in whom those important organs
disarrangcd were totry HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
they would consult their interest by doing Hostetter
Stomach the Appetite par to the SYSTEM
forces bile and all impure secetons regulates the bowels
gives strength of body and o Of mind and the wonder
of the age for isspntng dysepc IN all Of
physical prostraon papitaon dizziness great fatigue etc.
is surprising how the patient finds relief No family
be without it. 1t requires addition spirits Sold
in full quart bottles by all hotels groces druggists En-
tremey paatable. ol3 2p6tW&A
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Leu OrIealgs Daily Crescent.
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BY NIXON q ADAMS.
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TER MS.


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4 + - a. q THE DAILY CRESCENT
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tisaYp Az r iLy circulaes largely reaching
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te approach hours articles
sor family may be advantageousy published in lis
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Having extensive circulation LOU
ana Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
1t presents mode to advertisers OF making
ther wares and commodities known. in
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sN'eaC Goods :

l. L I G. T O N e. b y RIB OF,
Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
Have just received by late arrivals from New York and
now opening A NEW AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT
Or
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
which they particularly call the attention of their friends and
customers
The stock of CLOTHING will be found be of the most de-
sirable patterns and latest styles, viz;
Black, Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCK AND DRESS
COATS, medium and fine qualities
SACS AND PALETOTS;
BUSINESS SUITS;
PILOT CLOTH OVERCQATS;
COLORED CASHMERE PANTS;
Superfne BLACK CASHMERE and DOESllIN PANTS.
VESTS of every descripon-Bac and Figured Silk, Satin,
Rich Velres Cashmere, etc, etc.
THE GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Comprises full assortment consisting Of
UNDER GARMENTS;
LEIGHTDN'S FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS;
COLLARS CRAVATS, NECK TIES, in great variety
HANDKERCHIEFS, JOViNS GLOVES, HOSIERY
ROBES DE CIIAMBRES, TRAVELLING SIIAWLS, etc,
Can always be found this establishment and low prices
for cash.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
ol3 2p.f Corner of St. Charles and Canal streets.
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COMPLETION OF TIE NEwpouNpLANp 1ELEGRAru
LINE A dispatch dated ST. Johns, Newfoundland,
Wednesday, Oct Sth, says: We arc ROW in tele-
graphic connection with Baddeck (Cape Breton, n,
s.. The line from Baddeck to New York, via Pic
ton, st. John, IN By Portland aud Boston, is now
nearly completed, and it is expected that regular tel
egraphc connection between this city and the United
States will he opened about the middle Of this month!
The submarine cable, cightydve rilcs in length, be-
tween Cape Ray, IN. ~ and Cape North, (Cape
Breton, N. s. which was laid down last summer,
Is found TO offer no impeliment TO the Geographic
current.
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RAIsLXs EeAIsEYs RALLY.
The members of the American Party Of the Seventh Repre-
sentative District of the Third District city of New Orleans
hereby notified that in consequence of the resignation of
the Hon Joseph Solomon as member of the Legislature they
called upon and requested to attend meeting which
be held FRIDAY NIGHT, the 7thinst at o'clock at the
GREATMEN AND UNION STREETS CHoOI4HoUsE, for
the purpose of selecting candidate fill the vacancy
sioued by the resignation as above stated
j. ]. EDGAR BLANCHARD, pres't.
E,I1GEN1I CuNILLIER. Sec'v. 2n4t
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Fashionable Clothing.

E- eSE-EE M w aTs- II - SG Gap~.
IS CAMP STREET,
Are receiving their supplies Of ALL and WINTER CLOTH
ING, to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCK AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
RaGLANS AND OTERGQATS;
French and English CASHMERE PANTS;
Silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS.
SHIRTS.
SEperfLe Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS
Coloftd French and English Muslin
Meno Silk, Shaker Flannel and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS
SHAWT.S-Men's Travelling SIIAWLS and MAtDS;
Rich Silk CESAT.ATS and SCARFS
Rich silk Albert, Opera and Napoleon TIES;
Cashmere aud Print ROBES De C!IANFNE.
o9 I'm
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Fashionable Clothing.

R PITKIN & CO.,
No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Grayfer streets.
We receiving by every arrival fun and Fashionable
Stock Of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
BUSINESS SUITS, variety Of coors and the latest and best
styles.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid assortment
SACAND PALETOT extra long and large and medium length
TALMAS AND CATELONItNS, the latest and fine finish
Black Blue CLOTH CLOAkS, long and medium lengths
and neat finish.
Black Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCkS and DRESS
COATS finished in the Style medium and fine quality.
VESTS Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS
Cashmere. Coored and Black and all styles Of Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, full sock.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS,
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS.
An every article wanted for outf will be solo low as
purchased in The city. - 49,.
R. PITKIN CO.,
oi2 2p6t<W II Camp street
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EsemloUetg FseMe0GeG :
FROM NO. IS TO II ROYAL STREET..
A SUNNY of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes this market.
Also -.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL H0CH MADEIRA and SHERRY
EEES A u ES:
sAZERAC Of the Vintage Of 1856 1888 and 1903, and oher
brands
w III s * ":
Of ,l escrlptoys-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE md PORTER, in 7iEts and quarts.
Also.
hand usual assortment 81 the best WINES and III
QUORS market, which will be sold reasonable
terms 4 any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. Ia ROYAL street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
Fillmore Rangers.

GRAND MASS MEETING Of the Fillmore Rangers will
be held SATURDAY EVENING, 18th inst at O'clock
PLACE D'ARMEs, Congo square,) Second District. The
citizens Of New Orleans and vicinity invited to attend All
the Clubs requested to be the ground the hour
>5t@5@s''- E. T. PARKER, President
K. X. HOWELL, secretary. .u. ,a ol7 2pot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
Precinct ESggnlo ore Cgesb.

A MASS MEETING Of the friends of FILLMORE. AND
DONEISON will: be held at the SCIOOLHOUSE corner of
Greatmen and Union Streets Third Districts, on
Friday Evening, at ha1f-past q o'clock.
All persons favorable to the election Willard Fillmore and
j. DoneSon respectfully invited to attend teThFr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
E'UlE and BVHitaEe1' CG0ERsSug.

F R r. N CTS e - BE II IS Co..
tr-.- Under St. Charles Hotel,
Are receiving their supplies OF FALL and WIN
TER CLOTHING, embracing all the latest Paris styles Of
FINE CLOTH FROCK COATS;
=. DRESS
. E. BUSINESS COATS;
. =. OVER :.
:. :. TALMAs AND RAGLAES
Also
A complete assortment of GENTI.EMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS which they invite the attention of their friends and
the public OLE 2p'0t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

~ MI Joe Mallet, steamboat agent has our
thanks for late Red River papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17
Fog .HHiC@F0geE0

FIR Il Il - q 81 g n G. Es.s
The EN- NFSE will positively leave this place Tor
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on MONDAY, the 9Th inst.
FREE PASSAGE be obtained by applying The Eigri-
ton Offices Nc. p Exchange Place, No IS st. Charles
street.
JOHN A. JACQUES,
P. T. MANCOSOS,
old BOT! Agents for The Nralagun Government.