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u. E Es ID :

On Tuesday morning, the i;h inst at O'clock ". A. PEP
PER, aged 26 years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited TO Mt
tend his funeral O'Clock this afternoon the 18th instant
from the residence of his faernaw No. 100 Gocdchiider
street, corner of Spain street, Third District
E8-Wayne county On. W papers please copy.
On Sunday 18th inst, Ok o'clock Of consumption. at the
residence OF her father ST. Mary street, Fourth District
Miss ELIZABETH LOUISIANA. aged 10 years and months
eldest daughter of Alexander and LOUISIANA Bon, late
Tudiun
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MEssRs ALFRED MUSRoE & Co.-These gentlemen
inform the public, through advertising columns,
that they still are on their one price platform and
that they have on hand at their store, No. 81 Maya
zine street. corner of Gravier an immense stock of
ready made clothing of all descriptions and styles
Also, India rubber clothing of all kinds, from gents
fine silk lined oVercoats to negro working suits. Our
friends the country and others would do well to
call on Messrs. Munroe s. Co; they are very polite
and attentive, and think it trouble to show their
goods. --
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Negro Children ix the South.

The army worm is destructive the Southern
crops than intestinal to Southern Children
Thousands swept oil annually by the complaint which is
only directly fatal in hut in its milder
forms he parent of vuriey Of dreadful diseases Every
planter therefore, if only from motives Of selFinerest should
keep on hand Il supply Of
WINER'S CANADIAN EERMIFUGE,
which inevitably destroys these disgusting and the
in which they generated. III fact family, North
South, should be without this safe certain and speedy
remedy
For sale i'll New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
ol2 2p3tMoWcFr .EltW u and Isl Charities street.
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PRINTERS CELEBRATION IN New H,Mrsn1RE.-
me centennial celebration Of the advent of printing
la'o New hampshire took place at Portsmouth on
the 0th The programme consisted of a procession,
including military iremen and numerous civic socie.
'les' followed by an address by A. p Peabody. ESQ.
editor Of the North American Review. At the dime,
given the Press was literally represented, and the
speeches and sentiments eloquent and interesting and
suited to the occasion. President Pierce was not
present @..Y ~
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EnsAioke05Je Clothing.
II. PITK.I.N & CO.,

No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Graykcr streets.
We receiving by every arrival fun and FasioIbu
Stock Of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BUSINESS SUITS, variety OF coors, ana the latest and best
styles.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid assortment.
SACAND PALETOT extra long and large and medium length.
TALMAS AND CATELG NIASS, the latest ayltsNi fine finish.
Black and Blue CLOTH C!OAkS long and medEI lengths,
aud neat finish
Bach Blue, Brownnml Olive CLOTH FRbGkS and DRESS
COATS finished i'll the best STYLE lEt,ul AMI Zine quality
VESTS, Of every vRriet;
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere Coored MD Black, and all styles of Sk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
NEESiISi GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, fal stcrE
Boys AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS.
AMI every article waited cHtr, vii! he soid low
Gan he Purchased il the city.
r. pTrkIN CO,
Oh! 2p6t<W 81 Camp srnct.
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GEN. QUrTMAN. The Natehez Courier, Of the llth
says that this distinguished gentleman and soldier
arrived home yesterday morning, in good health. His
many personal friends in Natehez were happy owel
come his arrival among them, well for his public
services as for his private relations towards them
welcome salute by his political friends was fired from
odd Saratoga on the bluff"
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1856.

no Persons aerting for The Crescent sc
IN mind that do not admit comnstnf-
eatfoas n all cases that The name and status q
Tie priter be made ko,en to lin confidence Of corse before
snse,sioa. st5Ez .ts4&ge.Ee S4llzs y 2St53 f&P
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To the Planters

AND TO NI.L.WlIO ARE INTERESTED IN PRESERVING
LIFE, LIMBS AND HEALTH OF THOSE CON.
NECTED WITH THEM IN ANY WAY.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is warranted
to the Burns and Scnlds relieving the agony of
the sufferer in the very short space Of 1t also
the most veteate of Piles Old Sores Swengs
Bruises, Wounds Scrofuh Eruliors of the Skin, Broken
Breasts and Sore Nipples and everything arising from inlan
nations, family that experiences this blessing
will be without il.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, Ivy
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charres street.
ol3 2n3tMoWeFr<W General Agts for South and West.
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sEeaV Goods :
GIQU Ell & ] NILSSON,

eWeaD Goods
' GIQUEL & j AMISON,
ISL. CHARITIES STREET.............1s
Have in and Offering their FALL AND WIN
TER STYLES OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS of
their Importation which have been received by
rivals and will be offered very low prices Our stock
siSts i'll part Of
Rich More Antique, Brocade and Fancy SILKS;
f." Plaid, Ombre and Plain TAFFETAS;,
:" POPL1NS, SATIN DE CHM and LEEANT1NE; e..
" PRINTED CASHMERE, DELAINES and FLANNEIs;
" FRENCH PRINTS and CIIINTZES:
Superior French Rnd English BED BLANKETS;
SATIN and WORSTED CURTAIN DAMASK
LACE and MUSLIN EMBROIDERED CURTAINS;
Real French Scotch LINEN SHEETINGs;
~ - Irish and Scotch TABLE DANASk;
NAPKINS. Services de BGarn and TOWELS
Rogers, Welsh French and American FLASNELS;
SLIRTTNG LINENS made to order;
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS and SiATlNETS.
HOSIERY in every style and quality together with every
variety Of HARERDASIIERY and HOUSE KEEPING DRY
GOODS to which would call the attention of those in want
Of the above named Goods
GIQUEL g. JAMESON,
ol3 IL Il 1922 Is Chartres street.
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CoTroN CRoP IN SouTH CAnoL1NA-From cor
Tespondence in the Charleston Mercury OF the 10th
nst we Learn that it is estimated that The cotton cror
ofthis State will not reach onethird of that OF last
year This result has been principally brought about
by the bad weather experienced during the last
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EftIE and gHsisefe5' Clothing.


F. nGkAAaD Sc CO.,
Nos. 5s and 60 Canal street, corner Old I.e-
Inform their friends and the public in general that they have
hand large and varied OF WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING all of the NEWEST STYLES, received by recent
arrivals
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth RassIaG
French Waved Beaver Cloth
Pilot Cloth Sacks arn! fAIetoE;
Ftncy Cashmere Office Suits
Surcrfne Black and Coorcd Cloth Frock Cea;s;
Cloth Dress Goats;
Fancy 'lored Cashmere Paleols at various prices;
Suprr Black Cloth TaInas;
Lion skin am! Colored Cashmere Brrnous;
CoIOred Velvet Sporting Coats.
PANTS.
Black Docskiu Pants;
Heavy Black French Rihned Cashmere Pants;
COlorGd Cashmere Pants at all prices;
Black AMI Fancy Figured SAiuc P.u.;s;
Colored aud Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets.
VESTS.
Figured. Black and Coorel SILK Vests;
Black Satin and Groslcrne Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests
Fancy CASHMERE and Silver Mixed Vets;
Black Doeskin Vests, Single and double breasted
FURNISHING GOODS.
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts L. H. and G. Fancy Mus
lin Shirts fancy and Plain Cotton Socks Merino Silk and Got
Cndc!shrts and Drawers; super!fue quality Of SlNe
Flannel Unerslrs and Drawers Fancy and Black Silk era
Ties Stocks Shirt Collars; Eankrrchcss, Gloves; Sus
pen'lcrS etc.
Boys and Youths Sacks, Frock Goats, Talmas jackets
Pintaiooi>, Vests, Shirts,
Together with Trunks Carpet Bags. India R"bber floods
with many other ARTICLES I'LL OF which they will sell
MODERATE PRICES.
PLANTATION AND OH. CLOTHING.
Heavy Lined KerSey Monkey Jackets and Pants; Red BIN
and Gray Flannel Shirts; Hickory Shirts Wide Erim Woo
Hats Glazed and Mario Plantation Hats Heavy WOODEN Socks
| ..f-I
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II GRAND .FEES2 aFKeeEiss6

VIII be held ut MG1ERS opposite New Orleans, THURS
DAY. 10th inst 1T o'clock T.. NJ. The public generally are
invited 10 attend. Several distinguished Speakers will address
the meeting
hz~ The Ferry will continue running until the meeting
closes.
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E&eztOCeGg AEems0ced !
FlSONi NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in qn,r,s
pn,s constantly hand, which equal the best thai
comes this market.
>. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
u Il A II ES:
SAZERAC of tho Vintage OF 1856 1898 and 1900 md other
brands
w HIS x Y:
OF all Ge3cr iptonS--Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand my usual OF the hest WINES md H.
QtJOR; the market, which will bul1 reasonable
terms IS any other hg,se in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2nf No. II ROYAL street.
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Fillmore ard Eb0BeefsOss.

ATTEGN TION, UNION HUsS AIRS!
meeting of the Union Hussnrs will be held at the WASH
INGTON ARTILLERY ARSENAL. on Grod street or
THURSDAY EVENING the 10Th inst, 61s O'Clock. Mem
bers will please attend.
ol5 2pot BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET L1NE.-The
splendid steamer Ingomar, Capt L. McDonough, will
leave this evening at O'Clock for Memphis and all
intermediate landings For freight or passage apply
on board, or to Messrs John E. Hyde & Co., No &c
Poydras street. agents. &
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asy. The clerk Of the steamer Ingomar has our
thanks for late river favors. sls
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sF Mr.. G. j. Barstow, clerk of the steamer Ia
pides, has our thanks for late st. Louis papers.
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For nicaragua.

ssg It II D E u A5 g "a g. Ess:
The steamer TENNESSEE will positively leave this place for
SAN JUAN DE NICAR&GUA,of MONDAY, the 9th inst.
FREE PASSAGE can be obtained by applying the Emigrs
ton Offices No24 Exchange Place at No. Is St. Charles
street. rs ~
JOHN A. JACQUESS,
P. T. MANCOSOS,
oil 2ptd - AGENTS for the Nicaragua Government
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Grand Fillmore FsaSyeF.

AMASS MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD AMERICAN
CLUB, will be held ut DRIADES MARKET on WEuNES-
DAT EVENING, ljh inst, which everybody cordially
invited. Several able Speakers will i,lircs, The mccin
JAMES BEGCS, President
W. S. MITCHELL, Secretary, ola 2p2l
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aa- The purserof the steamship Mexico has place.
us under obligationsf files of Texas papers.
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THE UNION HUssARs. By referring to our adver-
Using columns it will be seen that the members Of this
association are requested to attend meeting to be
held tomorrow evening, at half-past 6, ?. NJ.
The organization Of this club forms new and de-,
idedly interesting feature in the present campaign;
one which will produce sensation. They are COM
posed Of the elite Of our young men, and will be
mounted on horses superbly caparisoned, etc. I'D
Although the matter has only been on the taps a
day or two the club already numbers over hundred,
and are recruiting rapidly. We wish them all success
in their patriotic undertaking. .s
Thus rolls the great Union ball, like an avalanche,
gaining force and size it advances its course,
until it will be irresistible.
Hussars lead the van like gallant chevae1s Of the
old guard. You are engaged in a glorious cause-a
cause which has inspired the nobest that have lived
either in ancient Or modern timesthe cause forwhch
our patriot sres left their homes and families for the
tented feld-the cause Of your country.
MooDy AT HONE AGAIN.--By reference to the no
tice elsewhere it will be seen that S. N. Moody, the
famous monarch of the shirt realm, is at !" home
again. with extensive and superb stocks of fine
shirts and gentlemens fashionable furnishing goods OF
every description, all Of which he offers to the pub
lie at incredibly low prices. We recommend our
readers to look over and examine his list being well
convinced that they will then give him call and
purchase and profit accordingly
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EHORFSG NRt81&tSK2skeY EENOWSs
The subscribers opening complete assortment Of
Housekeeping Articles:
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
LAMPS, CUTLERY, Plated on German Silver
JAPANNED GOODS rLAN1SliED and
COMMON TIN WARE,
IRON WARE, WOOD WARE,
BASKETS, BROOMS,
BRUSHES MATS, ETC.,
comprising every article OF use ornament which they will
sell ~ low prices.
Parties about furnishing epenishg re Invited 10 call
and examine stock
P. r. FELL & CO.,
.,p3 onj,n II Cam, street.
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BeGEty! NUjGy!: Es0gSyHs
AND DONELSON

Members of this Clah are hereby notified attend regular
weekly meeting next THURSDAY EVENING at half past
o'clock the Louis street and Exchange Alley
Business of Importance will be brought before The meeting
Citizens generally and especially those Of the Fourth Ward
are invited to attend.
OLE lp2t BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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.Kby-. James Scott,

KbXs. .BftM3Cs Scott,
Formerly Of l Carondele street, has removed his Office 10
No. RI Bourbon street,
Between Canal and Customhole Streets where e may be con
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures of the Ureha, nropsv, (aScis and Anarcns)
Syphilis radically cured in very short time,
without usual inconvenience the patient Dyspepsia,
r,r sep
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MASS MEETING At DRYADEs MARKET.-The call
Of The First Ward American Club, for . mass meet
ing at Dryades Market, tonight must not be forgot
ten iii the excitement about politics in distant quar-
asrs, today. Rally men, rally The ides Of Novem-
SE3ar are almost at hand 5&t G g$t @. n
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASISET
Those beautiful BURIAL C.,SHETS formerly sold by P IT,
COOK Co. No. 81 st. Charles street have been purchased by
the Undersigned who offers the sale Il, the usual prices
at No, 20 Camp street.
ol3 2pf DANIEL MONROE.
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Fashionable Clothing.

-FNSWtSNdSh3fG OtSESSfkSS.
H~- s&rE- Rs M w GU II sEss anz ac4s-a
50 CAMP STREET.,
Are receiving their supplies of ALI and WINTER CLOTH
ING, to which they invite attention, New styles Of
FltDCK AND DRESS COATS;
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS:
EhGLANS AND ONERcOATS;
French ard English CASHMERE PANTS;
silk. Velvet and Plush VESTS:
Cashmere and V5,e1ca TESTS
SHIRTS.
S,r.rfue Linen lil Linen l;ostin SHIRTS;
,uorr,. Frcuul and English Muslin
N .r Sill SanAc Flame! AMI Net Cotton DRAWERS ard
SHIRTS.
Sis WI.S-Airig'S Travelling SITtWf.S anil MtUDS;
Rich s.lA rRAV.NrS and SrAEFSi
Rich SIN Albert Opera and Napoleon TIES;
t:4.h1nrre and Print ROBES DE tIIAMiRE.
Persons
CHANGED THEIR PLACES OF
BUSINESS
RESIDENCES
SINCE THEIR NAMES HAVE BEEN TAKEN FOR
IIfE CIJI- DIRECTORY,
wi'pease
GIVE SoTlrE TO
W. H. RAINEY,
Ns.l5cANP STREET.
OLD re y. MYGATT & co.
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Ft''E0plfiny F1alsc,'s

= L y L / . \ /. Il s. II Nh.
"a Camp street and : Bank Alley.
JE>t received, to Sock good jssor,in., q WRAP
PING PAPERS, mnis q sigpN and Nan!a O. nil tl, Afr.
ens sizes and cnaue .,A46 large.Ioc Of ia aa SHOE
PAPERS, Fer sale lo%.ts.-
- ~ E4NiH & STETs0N,
oL5 lp3 S'acuers' Hall, - Sa,sy =.
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.HE. n. Buckley

EE. n. Buckley,
NATCHNAI&ETe, No. CAMP STREET,
Has htnd large assortment OF PURE SILEERWARE,
which is offered lew that qualify is sold. PLATED
GASTORS WATERS etc.
order Silver Casters, Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Trtnpets. etc, of aay pattern. nG 2ptf
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UNIVERSITY, OF LoulsIANA a,-t.A Y, DE- DE;

oil BIN No Union street, near st. Charles.
lsoi: sS55ib S5sSSy + II;
ne mil The FIRST MONDAY Of A f W. 1hsy YIN.
o ps w IS s e 4e il En S na' Rro
tessors, .
l. Admalty and Mame Law, embracing the rich ,. ens
oogionS q Masters and Mariners c9!os @g ?tr M SIa
Gon@c Mats INSURANCE gn H{to;eif"tS n s sa
Honracis for Maritime Services l" n'o's Ne''' ''
rr"ee rrs oa;'s the A5so K , Of S FTas f:r
tererio,,.l Law. ,,,,.a s.,,os s,r
nsatE lie s oFri"s rPse :,s sPP ", 1;s
Courts Courts Of Revenue, and as Prize an" instance Courts
9 GSuntrcn law as II sase eEee Persons Mr.
S viii !St af' e f sSe rT @G%S.
s;.: 5,; i Ss;s: sy Id Win In f 5sS?y
Insurance of Sale Guarantees Liens and s'opp"s'
H. Tho Criminal Law and Practice in EoiFts ct r1i" 'o
'I III Tie Law of Evidence.
These by Pref Eose!'s VII embrace. ,, ,s r,o.
pscis S g" th as s1pf sne dan M Of Tic sae
H. and ritlSs Whether derived from England Spain, France
is a, INC '"'''s u mt '''''0
Tf S cy opS St A n nfp E WI m Practice
AMI rs "6itfs il SiS' c%ss" at Common Law
Of nf Laws rrprFet hoEG
students only who shall have attended q Lee
rr or an full course after having read Twelve unes
a 1tior Of slcctabIe Counsellor ut aw shall,
| tho honor "
Tr a Of euch Professor 5nrrrlaIt,l Zee IS
! SlU for III. Diulmln
Iii roI1rnIirions must be addressed TO the Nta0
| Fnrmy At NV Orleans
| CHRISTIE An ROSFLTUS,
or cu ,1;,rS 7ysr7,r77rr cRET1v7;jE
- W SAi !thtAr-s ~ -, IN = y.tf'
io2 after Nv yasaiSp Of fortnight will be 'seHSne9 Oh
',n,J ~ ~
,; me- ~. " ~, u, , ,t @ ti,rk tn rr f1ilrs NH
h, "T r All, n n,tIsnc and renew het n,snr
"nns ,h% ana ne Isd M msa sns VIII "
lerpnpis roalpd them tath and vel ftondcd :stfto.
7" cnNEa'e IN mem E'htc ana t
ihcc mem 10 IN t''I''l ihit OF t'i' '' l ", ~
Ms IaS hetG"'uts octl he eAc3 'E S"!itt ~ r.;
f'e SpH'it'Ht ''peS' ''t' 'At' " e1'>' 't'' ''
ceT1HItnhy OF success. -. a., @ ,,1o.7.s -,s,,,a
me COURSE o. ns'iuS''"h p' tt, ~ w 60 m
S.hH cS GTE! i',E' necessary !" II eo'e'e tD''"' !" U'
ne f'gial recruitment = 'i!et M ~! 'V =, @ %
vine reside in the e,taus.ne
N me ana NJ Mace preside owe Inc !ci!cF iet ant S
refer 10 III" attained by American npi" !" "0 .hF
have anglt the tlEunEc r Ioui OF me tNc".tF - riF
srtcl mad their attention 10 Their Hutc~ IN t!4i - E'
sti' Intercourse with pupils Of French oItli VIZ n re ~
s:'c has majority i4" "tiet ?tG lcS ~" e. = y i'. no
EAn"g" oil instruction tor several lions il t"&i " II cS
The greatest care is also given TO acc"Ht iG s. Ny SIC
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Boots, Shoes 0seG Et'0g0ns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in general
rnent of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, CAPS etc.
E Plantations supplied with prime DITCfING BOOTS,
RUSSET BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by
FROST T. CO,
lyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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III IT'S, A PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of SILK Fur,
Cashmere, Panama. Leshorn Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican aud
Wool HATS, a the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST Il CO.,
lyl3 2pkW 10 Magazine sweet.
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I GABICI, SUCCESSOR TO II. u. !EWlTTO NO
Ls 30 Gan1n street. New 0I!eH'S .

7 F. Z J q "
This comprises the largest lie Sutri
publications. Foreign Asir So,,
Et - PIANO FOKTES. u iIc = tHerical
Iltr Manufactures Ernrd and Picyt!' q I'D Square
and Upright Pianos London ard Paris .lkp, AWAY e! hand.
Melo.ru,,, GuiEls, Accortcone NoE, tu'r, 's Ihsrn
mclts, Strings. ans, complete asscrL: d sirH
Merchandise, Books etc.
r-lIu>r arranged Eounl--Mt,cAl Iut Ct all
kinds repaired. Music Teachers recommended and si;caos
n ocnrnd srr Professors. yG- hl
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Camp street Carpet EE'@reEsossse-
IS CAMP ST, AND 8 AND II BANK PLACE.
NEW IN.tLI. StEtlCtS.

Velvet MEnAhLIoNS; Iclyes Wtlt"n brq,soI; T"IG.1ry
Rru>sr> Three Fly H Ingram CAR Nti': Nf Mats
Curf3i Materials Window Shades tornice Ci! Cos, &C.,
ii The graHt,l variety AID Ill iii" lowest iHtes.
l.. ELkIN & CO.,
Cam sire al and Il iifE II ic'.,s
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Furniture ESGMg2z.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose Of their furniture their advantage call
the undersigned.
Alo-Second hand Furniture sold, exchanged and repaired
2. II. TOURNE,
Hulg 2o2m z linrOnne street.
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Open : Open
NORRIS. MAJIT, &c, CO.,
SUCCESSORS NORRIS & wAY.,)
a. M GID III :9E m he Rg - p
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
(under City Hotel,)
receiving large and elegant assortment of fine
FasIaionable Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the NOVELTIES or THE SEASON. LEVEE
and COTTON SUITS NAPIER COATS.
ss9-FuRNISIIING GOODS in every variety. SER 2ntf
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SeEcEG{cs'y, GEns'saeSs ss7sN It'eziaA;S.
The Subscribers have just received full supply Of English,
French and American
SADDLES,
FOR Ia DIES \ Sd CENT EMEN,
Including many LAKE Their stock OF both SIN
GIL. and DOT BILE
HH 10 Re Rm o. - $50
Is NOT TO EE EQUALI.ED N THE SOUTH. Also con
s!;tly hand. complete o. Ladies anu te'l"
mems SOLE LEATHER
JJf E.1-E!Ss
and other articles in their line #lic! they invite '''eo"
WING TIA c III z 5,
With all the late improvements r,,1y . co
to-, ,,,,1 81 st. Charles street.