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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03
Dr.. DcIYey's Fourth Lecture.

DR.. Dewey last evening delivered lecture upon
the Love of the Beautiful. An unusual number of
fine looking ladies were present. probably in conse-
quence of the attractive character of the subject
The lecturer thought that upon no subject had phi
losophers always been much at fault as upon that
of the science of beauty-a just conception of itand
an understanding of its various attributes and uses
Beauty does not consist alone in that which peases
the eye, but also in great measure in the association
of ideas, as picture may be beautiful buthow much
more so when it is the portrait of friend-we should
hardly look upon the rose as beautiful were it poison
Gus as hellebore, etc. &'
Poetry, music, sculpture and the drama have their
own peculiar beauties, and not these alone, for the
quality of beauty is avished all over the face of
nature and is in fact, necessity of all organized
life. Neither the material nor the moral world could
get along without it, and this position the lecturer
supported by numerous lustratons-the necessity of
variety in the conformation of the physical world the
uses of the beautiful and match1ess colors we see in
vegetable life, the softening and harmonzing inu-
ence of beauty upon the human mind, etc.
In another view, beauty is a symbol of things
hidden from men he would say it without ilreye-
renee, it is symbol of the nature of God. The
world might have been created picture of defomty
and desoatlon, and hldeous creatures might have
peoped it, but instead, everything bears the impress
of the Infinite Mind.
In concluding the lecturer alluded to the strong
inclination of mankind to light amusements and re-
creation The secret appeared to be that the human
mind, when overtaxed and strained by the business
cares of life, must occasionally cast off the burden and
seek relief and stimulus. Thus it is that arise the
thousand inventions for the amusement of NEIL
When worn down by toll study or meditation, man
should go forth among the beauties of nature, and re-
new his strength and elevate his soul in their con.
temptation
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Steamboat Departures rhis Day.


MOBILE. "a ..-m
Florida Hucngs MASTER the arrival the Lake OF the
o'clock NJ Pontchartran r. Goddess 10 Bank Place
agent.
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER. E,
Alice W. Glaze. Louaer master, ut O'Clock. j NJ John
son Co., 8 Front Levee, agents.
~ TEXAS. :, ~
Louisiana, Talbot MASTER at O'clock A. NJ Harris Morgan
foot Of Julia street. opposite the Steamship Landing agent
OHIO RIVER.
RobtJ Ward at o'clock Betterton Ktefe 20 Tchoup
toulas street, agents.
Antelope Brown, master O'Clock Betterton Keefe
Tchonptoulas street, agents. .. H. g.. r.7zs &. -
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Pennsylvania Klnefeiter MASTER at o'clock p NJ John E.
Hyde Co., &C Poydras street agents. a j. #.
.a.a OUACHITA RIVER.
Judah Touro, KounR MASTER at o'clock. L. Snnpp Co. 81
Front street, agents.
. OCEAN SPRINGS. ai"
Creole Hutchings MASTER the arrival at tho Lake of the
o'clock A. N. Pontchartrain r. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent
RED RIVER. ----
Fanny Fern Tarbe master at O'Clock p NJ Lewis Snapp
Il Co., 81 Front street. agents. ...' -..
Grenada Crump, MASTER at - o'clock Lewis Snnpp Co.. 81
Front street, and Y. B. Smith. IL New Levec agents.
r. W. McIsae, Robb master, at u O'Clock. t+E
YAzoo RIVER.
Fulton, VIM Gwartney master, at o'clock Lewis Snapp
Co., 81 Front street, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

BuslEEss.--The receipts Of cotton are FILLING off
| though the boats from above Natchtoches on Red
river bringing in fair loads there is but yery little
more to come from below that point in fact it is said
to be all in from Cane and little rivers From the
9azoo river there is a great Decline the boats from
Vcksburg receiving at that point good share of
what is now due from Yazoo river, being reshpped
| at that point The great load by the John Sjmon1s
which arrived on Sunday last, was all from Memphis
The quantity of cotton yet to come to market is still
| an open question and likely to remain so. Within
the next thirty days there will be sufficient data so
that the estimates of the quantity to be received can
be told within $4,000 bales. We have not vet reached
the receipts of 1852 and 1885, but it will not be many
days before we will
Business, however, continues lively and no mistake
about it. There is no branch of trade inactive or in
animate. Vessels ge arriving in sufficient numbe4 to
repress any great advance in ireghts for the present
The Western merchants and traders can rely on low
treghts coaswise and to foreign ports that is we do
not mean to say starving low freights, such as will
only pay for taking in and discharging cargo It is
not supposed the most misery merchant or trader de-
sires ship owners to work for starvation prices
/ Though New England has, and continues to amass
colossal fortunes from the carrying of cotton we do
not desire ship owners to work for nothing AT the
same time if we take broad view of the Question
the South might build its ships and have all its
/ freghting and transportation done by its own cit
zens. In the meantime we are glad to learn another
dry dock association is in course Of organization
which may be the incentive to enlarged shin var5s
encourage ship building in our midst, and tend to
make us IN some respects, an independent COM
munity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

New YORK, April 2.-The U. S. mail steampship
Atlantic, Capt. West from Liverpool, the afternoon
of the 10th, has arrived off Sandy Hook.
Markets.
The Liverpool Cotton market was dull, with sales
of only 10000 bales in three days Prices were
easier but not quotably lower Lower qualities were
the dullest.
The Manchester market was quiet and firm.
Breadstuits were generally unchanged, and the
market dull. 5 Il 8 #&f
SUGAR-The market closed with an active demand.
MoSEY-The market closed steadily Consols had
declined slightly, and are quoted at 915 to 925.
Peace! Peace!! 3
Peace was considered as virtually concluded upon,
and the Conference only awaited the arrival of the
Prussian Plenipotenta1y to sign the protocol.
a Son Born to France.
Our advices state that son has been born to the
French Throne. The young King of Algeria and
mother were doing well.
American Affairs.
We have nothing new regarding American affairs.
The Pacific.
Nothing has been heard Of the Pacific yet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC

The Peace Conference.
New YORK, April Baron Manteufel, the Prls-
sian Plenpotentary had arrived in Paris, and it
expected that the peace protocol would be signed in
! a few days.
The secrecy concerning the proceedings of the
Conference still continues
Reschid Pacha, convicted of maversatioH, had
been sentenced to Imprisonment and fined several hun
dred thousand francs. %
Parliament had adjourned. ~
The young Prince of Prussia is about to revisit
England.to be betrothed to the Princes Royal.
Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 2.--Four, So; Whisky, 194 to
l94 Mess Pork, $14; Sugar, ST to 81; Coffee, 1255
to IS; Molasses, Al to 40. Isl, sls
New YoRK, April Flour is trifie lower
Southern, 81 SO to 50 g.; Mess Pork, SIG so to
SIG rs; Lard, loo. g"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03
Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer CEogEbSgeQ.
have received by late arrivals a large assortment Of
SPRING and SUMMER
G IL O IT Ell Il III Gy
consisting of supene French single med Cashmere S Cs
and FROCKS assorted colo al qualities and English
MerinO Sacs Frocks; arpour Casmereite Tweed
and qualities Alpaca Sac and Frocs: White
and Brown Duck Drilling and Linen Sacs and Frocks uperne
Coored Sacks and Frock; Planters Linen also large
nen Of fancy Linen and Drilling Sacs and Frocks.
VESTS.
Bombazne Alpaca Merno White Marseilles Figured Mar
sees Hair Line Check Fancy Chock Planters Linen White
Duck and Linen.
PANTS.
French Mcrno English Merino Figured Merino single mil
French Cashmere, Apacca, White Drilling, White Duck
Planters Linen Fancy Linen, Check Linen Striped Linen
TRUNKS, VALTsEs, CARPET-BAGs.
have also large assortment Of TRUNKS YALISES and
CARPET BAGS, which the the travelling public
respectfully called They all of the manufacture
and fully warranted. Sole Leather covered all sizes
Steel Frame, Iron do Brass bound, Russell Sole
Leather, Sheep and Hog Skin.
VALISES.
Sole Leather Bellows Top Leather Hickory bound Iron
bound Steel FRAME Sheep and Hog Skim Enameled Canvas
CARPET-BAGs.
Turkish, ingram, Three-Ply and Enarnelcd Canvas.
PLANTATION CLOTHING.
broom do Log Cabin PANTS Planters Linen do Denms do
Union Drill Gambroon, Fancy Cotonade and French
ade do.
DENIM JUMPER SHIRTS.
PLANTERS LINEN SHIRTS.
CHECK LINEN SHIRTS
HICKORY AND CHECK SHIRTS.
Also
IS bales CAMpEACHY HATS, first and second qualities
have also received supplies of
BOYS CLOTHING.
NERINO FROCkS and JACKETS.
ALPACA FROCKs and JACKETS
MERINO PANTS.
Alpaca, Bombazue Coonade Drilling Linen Gambroon
PANTS with Jackets to match
All Styles and Qualities Vests.
SHIRTS OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
HOSIERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Silk, Iisle Thread Blcached Unbeached and Coored
SOCKS, English French German, nanufac.
ture.
MEMS SHIRTS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
Gauze Merino SHIRTS; Mcrino Jeans Muslin and
Linen DRAWERS; HANDKERCHIEFS, of Silk and Linen;
CRAvATS, SUSpENDERS, etc, etc.
All of which am prepared to sell
FOR CASH OR TINE.
N. G. FOLGER,
II and 10 Old Levee corner CustomlIouse street.
mS9 2p6t New Orleans.
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To all euEe0 .szse Etq&0s
WOLFES
5 @ H / E D A M A r MATT
SGIANE VA MDKDsS-

This celebrated BEVERAGES manufactured the factory of the
undersigned, at Scheda, Holland lie is the sole mporter as
well as the exclusive manufacturer Of the article and no prcpa
ration bearing the of Schnapps that not procured
either from his establishment in New York. from his agents
in other cities, is genuine reliable.
1t is made from barley of the finest quality selected with great
from the products of the celebrated
Districts is favored with the of aromatic Juniper
Berry OF Italy and is rected by peculiar process which ex
pels from the spirit every acrid particle.
AS means of preventing and correcting the disagreeabc and
often dangerous effects produced upon stomach and bowels
by change of waer-a visitation which Travellers new set
tiers and all unaccimaed persons ablec Schiedan
Aromatic Schnapps will be found absolutely nfaibe while
in of Dropsy Gravel, Obstruction the Kidneys Dis
eases Of the Bladder Dyspepsia Ague and Fever and General
Debility is recommended most cmphatcay by the most dis
tinguished members of the medical profession
wish the public to understand the Scnapps is not sold bv
The gallon OF pipe 1t is only sold quart pint bottles in
Of one dozen and pnts each bottle ell
veloped in yellow paper with my the bottle cork and
fac smile of my signature on the label.
For sale at all the respectable Druggists and Grocers
UDOLpHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
Depot-Nos Is % and % Beaver street New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

sIdNoR1NAs VEsryAlI AND ALMoNrI.-The musi.
cal public will be pleased to learn that sgnorinas
Yestya and Aimonti have been induced by the
soicltations Of many, pleased by their previous con
cert 70 add one more to that already given, which
will take place On Monday evening next at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
The peculiar merit and high musical excellence
which attaches by general consent, to the singing Of
both these artists is such as deserves general recop
milton The art is 50 perfect that nature itself is
counterfeit, and . series Of sweet sounds given,
worthy the first and best in the broad realms Of har
mony All who seek for qualification and reward
ofreal merit, should makepit point to be present
They can crown themselves with nothing brighter
pleasanter or more fu1of reward.
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Louisiana

AONRSaWRlE
PLANTATION ChoTHEINGr
MANDATORY,
Hs Canal ST., between Royal and bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned having completed his arrangements for The
mandatory of
PLANTATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE takes pleasure in informing Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he now pre-
pared to supply them at the shortest notice with
READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
Of the best MATERIAL to t each individual at as low
prcesas articles Of inferior quality of Northern manufacture
P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2ptf llS Canal, bet. ROYAL and Bourbon sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

~ If YOU are sick, the probability is that
the of your suferings is in the stomach.
stomach proceed Dyspepsia anguor oppression diaph
aundce headache nausea bodily weakness dnnes of
sight, heartburn cosveness dysenery and legion Of other
tomenng diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the strength and vgor of the SYSTEM To
restore the strength Of the stomach enable to throw off
and dismiss forever all these tomenng dangerous
plants nothing necessary but perseverng of Hooands
German Bers prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson PHILADELPHIA
There mistake failure in their sanatiye
vertisemen mi lmdSW
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Removed Removed 2!

HGeM1OU@N ASeM1OVgGJ -
FROM NO. Is TO ~ ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pin constantly hand which equal to the best than
comes to this market.
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
INDIE
sAZERAC of the Vintage Of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and ohes
brands.
WITS KYs
OF all descrptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also
On hand my usual of the best WINES and IL
QuoRs in the Market which will be sold as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
ot2pf No II Royal street.
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p. A. HEBRARD,
AAo CANAL STREET, 14S
Is opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell very prices
fIain, Figured and Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE
Black Flounced BAREGE
Iaf-nourning $M@a .
Plain Black GRENADINE;
Striped and Plaid @'
F0UI.ARD SILKS; r.-. b. l--.g -E --,.et
Crgandy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES:
Muslin and Jaconet -.|,
yalencienne LACE TOILETS; ~,
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS; ,&
:, INsERTING;i
:. EDGING;
White Cotton CAAIBRIC; "" -1"
JACONET
BRILLIANFINEs, White and Coored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, A, g., 81;
NANSooK;
INDIA NULL; ."8
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
CAMBRIC;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored all sizes;
TOILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUVELLI LUSrRE, for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard DaInasked and Embd;
L. WHITE BOBINET. for Mosquito Bars, made 10 ORDER
Irish Linen SHIRTINCf;
sHEETING LINEN, French Scotch Irsh all widths;
Yellow and Colored N{ANKINs, etc., etc.
# Also
A complete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, fo-
Negroes 90" fe25 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

a p ~ ARIES THEATER LAST N1GHr.-The benefit
Q Ar. CheaIey for some years Treasurer Of the St.
Saarles occurred last evening, and was what
al o. nus many friends and acquaintance knew well
belorehand It would be- one of the largest and most
ssllaat theatrical events Of the season. Every por
aon q the house was crowded to repetion, and the
sfess circle and private boxes blossomed with the
logeAlnesa Of our city. more gratifying or tangible
1oSen q esteem and goodwill no one could ask for
or expect 'S.'' ''''N ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

For RED RrvER.-The steamer r. W, McRae, bay.
Ing been unayodahy detained from taking her departure
ieday as advertised will leave to-day positively The
deae runs to Shreveport and Alexandria, with the usual
mediate landings Passengers upward bound cannot select
Better Or more agreeable boat en- which ta travel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

Z scHooL Books, STATIONERY, Rrc-We invite the
attention Of merchants and country dealers the advertisement
OF H D. acGnnis, No Sc Camp street His stock of books
and stationery large and is offered lat prices as to
present unusual inducements dealers for inspecting it before
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

F1Rsr DIsTRIoT Oh The reader will, perhaps,
ind IL worth his to loo over the proceedings
tat transpilrd First District Court,
as detailed iii our local column s#
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~ The ladies and gentlemen are respectfully So
eed to call and examine the splendid heightened rosewood
piano ana set OF paroF furniture advertised by ophy Ne
viu auconeers 10 be sold auction on Friday hs AZ jrs
The house will be opened every day to visitors,
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MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND-T L. White
No. los Canal street. has received additional supply Of a-
pers fine Library edition, and Buffers cheap edition of Maca
eys England Also Presco complete works. and many other
standard and mceaneous books worthy the attention Of
purchasers. See his advertisement.
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$40 year In advance and quarterly at the
same rates. ii se cents r the carriers
insertion, IN al cases,
Isl for every subsequent insertion, 80 cents Il S
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/. Insertion. B8 St#8 til i555s I'll 5 @ HI
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marked, will 10 published one month,
charged accordingly no advertisement OF sub.
viii he stopped until oil are paid at the
B4s ontioa III the prcpretors. "a 5Szj &
GabaraI Discount viii be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
as renders it desirable for adyer
Users. AS FAHiIY PAPER It circulaes largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being read
the business hours articles
foF fay nss may be adyantageousy published ia It's
tEpEfnns. @@E88$
III " p wv - u XII X CIR ESCENT
1s published every Monday morning at IS year invariably
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
aana Mississppi, rkansas Alabama Texas and other
States mode 70 advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements
serted fof 81 psr square, each insertion. 3553 3 0 4
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" STATIoNERs' WAREHOUSES. 3. Steel, No GO
Camp street. adverses in this mornings full stock
of school books and stationery comprising all the standard
works used in schools and academies attention of
country merchants teachers and others directed thereto with
the assurance that they will be disposed Of Northern prices
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Selling or To Close Aspsstspess.

THE ENTIRE STOCK
h
JOSEPH EEUKTKs
No. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel,
. D.. .a..n5as comprising -.v.... .n
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
JEWELRY; -~..-.
VERAND PLATED WARE; ~
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY; .'
- y And large assortment Of ,-
81 A N CY TICLES,
lis now selling at
COST OF 8IMPoRTATIoN
my dealers ana country Merchants have opportunity
at the above reduced prices CASH or CITY
ACCEPTANCES. -
RJ-Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. ROBERTS, Agent.
mIy"Remember No. 20 Camp street, under the City Hosl
nal Unfit
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EEe51'iaeg's Safe again V'icg0gioegs.
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE

EEe5Y's91g's Safe again V'icgOs.i0ags.
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE
Extract of letter from Norfolk Va dated jan H. 1856:
One Herrings celebrated Freproof Safes was in Adams
Express Office when the building burned several weeks
ago It remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday
when it taken out The fire, the occasion alluded
Of the fercest saw and when The cha
found after lapse of forty days. it was surrounded
by embers glowing brightly When opened the papers and
other articles contained found sound and
in good condition. thus aordng another proof of the security
and superiority OF these Safes The alluded may be seen
at tue warehouse OF essrs Rowland Bros who agents
for the makers 1t shows searly the evidence Of test
of its incombnble qualities when its exterior was redbo in
the burning furnace that roaed around it. amid the embrs
that glared around it for hours, days and weeks
The undersigned are Sole Agents for the sale Of the above
named Safes. full supply constantly on hand,
c. G. MILLER & CO.,
MO 2ptf M IN f.ro,sor ..a.
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- -
DepOts,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
"s @@" GENUINE
DALLEY'S HIAGtC PAIN EXTRACTOR,
jas 2ptf Nos q and ISL Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

LYoEua HALL LRoruREs Mr.. Henry Hughes de.
liYera anotherof his course Of lectures upon Woman
IN Sociology" at Iyceum Hall, this. evening The
subject has the merit Of novelty in this country 50
far as its present dress s concerned although BY no
{ means new in France and Germany. As matter Of
curiosity, if not more, it viii repay those who attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

FOB LOUISVILLE The splendid steamer Robert J
Ward, Captain sas F. Miller win leave for Louisville and all
Intermediate landings this afternoon punctaay at O'clock
Passengers and shippers will govern themselves accordingly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

MIR s.8 MARE sM1pH's COMPLEMENTARY BESEFIr.--
AsRlll Pc seen by the announcement underlined upon
sne bills advertisement Of the St Charles Theater
shata complimentary benefit rendered to Mr. Mark
sai.a' soa ana worthy successor to the dramatic
aollhss q sol Smith has been accepted by hin, and
Hlh take place tomorrow evening when variety Of
attractions viii b offered for public qualification ana
anuesIner,t an0
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y. W.. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in all its Branches Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
49,. ..- EAST and WEST FELTCIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans oetl6 epE
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Boys Clothing,
GeaetEenGeBa's
q NJ ID Es IT CT "a r. M Es ~ TT % .
For Spring and Summer Wear.

ALFRED MUNROE g. Co..
No. 81 Magazine street.
Invite special attention of Gentlemen their present assort
mdnt of UNDER GARMENTS suitable for warm weather:
Isle THREAD UNDER-SHIRTS, WITH SLEEyES-all
sizes.
Isle THREAD UNDER. SHIRTS, WITHOUT SLEEVES
all sizes
Isle THREAD WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SLEEV ES-all sizes
GauzE NERINO UNDER SHIRTS WITH AND WITH
OUT SI4EEvES-al sizes
GAUzE MERINO WRAPPERS, WITH AND WITHOUT
SI.EEVES-al sizes
QAUZE COTTON UNDER -SHIRTS-all Sizes
COTTON AND Isle THREAD HALF HOSE DRAWERS
of all descriptions.
GLOVES, SUSPENpERS CRAVATs HANDKERCHIEFs
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities
No Deviation In Prices.
ALFRED MUNROE g. Co,
al 2p5t "a Magazine street