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n ,hs forenoon at ii o'clock Rarbein having ,ot hin; ~
to the hotel by means Of tho following poite noie ouvee
Orleans anyfer Is 1856 NJ PrattJe desre vans vor i il
Boutge ST. louis auiourdh A ii heures nj yotre devoue
ytcur R. Bachemn y A warrant, was issred
John Lynch was arrapned on charge of nossod
counterfeit IS note On tho Fnr,ner Tan, of ,ent,o,
Haumesser Custouhouse tailor He was sent to prison
Michael Moody stranger from Alabama tst tbe
drivers of a177 aud o9s had made HIN INV con
for the his from the ano
n M stean,host 1a,; t.rebv s,,;nd,r ~ m Il a. ,ost
s1s 1u.rrr,,ts ror,. iss1,ed
r y d Ih .b1e, ,yere arrairned ~ c,oroo
~ Nh, h,a ~ II y bis sil,er tsatc, a.
IL $50 - IN a. - .. :. - ,.o.s Tho,-.1 - ~. -
,;r =" $50 - M - -
- 8 - :, . /. . c -,
- le . 'n ~ - = ~, -, -, -
- -. ls sl'S ~ oU ~ " - Y = - II, .t
.,,; IN, vi. 20 i = ' ' ~. go I - ~, ~
house Of aiant against his will and consent and CARRYING
away the lumber for frewood. Warrants issued
RFCnRDEe .Rp1cur,s Corrpr pater A sstnrz yas
rro;oa ,oa on.oft
600 Ell, - 80 ~ s""t g.. y D., 's pI ,
t, - - - ~, - -. ~ - ~, ~
nroin = - ~ - ?
No. c,,,., c,,, ~ ,,.so,. oo.> ,u
=, 80 9, V"0 1'
So =, ~, - -, 80 "A - ~. ~, y, - 80 ~, 81:
man VIM Delaney up ona charge Of having abused
her and her sister ophcla Wallace on Saturday night She
declared that Delaney after heapnE the oules abuse upon
distance along the street their personal indn as
W :" = Ky = t'' "
ne Il e sisters Il ma they we've not nrsoners nv
Delaney they had tested the strength head with
such crockery cooking utensils and other weapons as they could
lay their hands upon Delaney we learn had no official bust
meas in the house.
poor devils up on charge warming themselves
on me ieVee' at O'CLOCK Yesterday morning. by tire made
peope eoa oe Of me seven sa ne was cooper
u ap., ns was o'net SIX haa trade
os r' '' CIV " WY " \ ooio tot I'VE o"ss ap'ece-ps
Guided The weather would be warm Several other moor devils
caught carving wood away from The New Basin were also mr.
raigned and sent to warm quarters
There were no less than fty other nersons before the Rec
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TELL HEDIT0 THE CRESCENT.
M oUIsIANA LEGISLATURE.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.

BATON $RouGE, Jan. 2s.--The Inauguration cere.
monies to-day were very imposing The oath q o,nee
was administered BY GOV. Hebert. Gov Wlcklllles
inaugural address was ultra Southern N tone .'lu
very severe on the outages committed in New orleans
on the day Of the election. Ell,
. Mr. Claiborne of the Louisiana Courier, was eeetea
State Printer BY the two Houses to-day lie was the
Democratic caucus nominee.
Snow Storm at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2s.-We, had quite an od.fash-
toned snow storm on Saturday, and the ground was
covered to the depth Of from FIVE to six inches,
The Markets. IN
C1Sc1SNATT, Jan 2s.-Flour is a trife lower, and
sales today were at 81 40 TO 81 50. Mess Pork is
firm at $14 Whisky, 2t3 70 24$c. !,
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s.-o Ohio flour is quoted to-day
at $s rs, and Southern at IS 81.
River Intelligence. +
LOUISVILLE, Jan 2s-N ayigation is still suspended
above the falls, and probably will be for several days
though the weather has abated somewhat its severe
,oldness. We are daily looking for as break up
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STEAMER SuNK--The steamer Arkansas, Capt
Harris, running as regular packet from this port to
Montgomery, Alabama, was on Saturday morning,
snagged and sunk at Twenty-seven Mile Bluff on the
Mobile river. The Arkansas had board ll2l bales
cotton, SO bales osnaburgs and sundries, the CON
signees of which will be found in ship news col
umn. The steamer Fashion had gone to her assist
ance, and engaged in saving whatever cargo she
could. The Arkansas lies with her bow in l6 feet
and her stern in 80 feet water and will doubtless be
total loss Her cargo will be saved, most of it in
damaged condition She was owned by Capts. Har-
ris and Stevenson, valued at $l20OO and is part
| " insured in this city.
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Amusemcnts This Evening,

ORLEANS THEATER-" The Huguenots" Mines
Laget and Colson, and Nessrs. Delagrave and Junca
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Pyne and Harrison opera
troupe. Ny =m
GA1ETY THEArER- g Azael, Or The Child Of Israeli
Introducing Mr.. Keller's tabeaux.
PELICAN THEATER. -Signor Donetti's wonderful
troupe Of trained animals in variety Of performances
ID FLOATING PALACE MUsEuM.--M enagerie, automa-
ton circus ancient relics views and performances
the tight rope. sGEH @
VANNUoHI's MUSEUM. Wax statuary and grand
soree magique every evening. A living ourang-ouang.
Col. WooD's MUsEUM.-The infant Esau, American
gianess and Swiss warbler. No. IS ST. Charles street.
THE GREAT BEAR.-No. 95 ST. Charles street. The
largest bear exhibited s. III .-+ ~
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M QlJrestellt.
Ii. OF INV 0sI.Rsllsss
aaTH NIgos: s3ii8 M EIsIlAM X. ApAlgs
wv u, IA sTss ID Co,


$@s88 ID A nj M
Crescent R served c Subscribers n the
early hour morning, Sundays tor
md quarterly ~ the
reel, r. Tie carriers
psr fiji all cases
Sl ior essfs sabssaaant iasertiens 40 cents n
charged 81 for every
H insertion. al
published 1t charged 81 per
square tor every Insertion III Se3 =5 II
tYarse1nsnts not l be published ono month, or
hid chsrged accordingly sub
srtipon Viii Stopped until paid, at the
Il option of Hill prop tors. VIII 81 i3$z8a v
Eaerag Discount win he made to regular advertisers.
TEIE DAILY CRESCENT
circulation which renders desirable medium for aYer
iseras FAtT PAPER 1t circulates largely reaching
Of homes early hour, and being read
tie approach Of business hours articles
for family be adyantageousy published its
columns,
TEE wv u - KLK CR II SCENT
spnbIshed morning year, invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation Throughout
isas Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama and other
presents Favorable mods ver,sera Of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements IN
serted for VI per square each insertion. ss u
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~. Rstfkiaa s Co.,
CAME STREET.,

% CAME STREET., 0s
+ BETWEEN COMMON AND GRAVIER STREETS.
FASHI NABLE CLOTH N G.
We have hand full and Fashionable stock OF Nof
ING and G ENTLEMEN'S
FURNISH HING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS variety of colos and the latest ana pest
Styles {YE g.. +#. -rr IL
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid assortment
and PLETOT extra long and large, and medium length
TALMAS and CATEONIANS the style and fine finish;
Black and Blue Cloth COAs long medium lengths md
neat finish;
Black Blue Brown ard Olive CLOTH FROCKs and DRESS
COATS finished in the best STYLE medium and fine quality
VESTS, of every variety;
Black and Fancy VELVET VESTS;
Cashmere, Coiored and Black and all styles of Silk VESTS
.-r. LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
DRESSING GOWNS,
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING, a full stock
BOYS and YOUTHS SHIRTS;
UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS;
And every article wanted for outfit will be sold as low
can be purchased in the city. osSEl
g R. PITKTN & CO.,
jas 2p 81 Camp street
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20 Pes' Cent S0Ue6g.

RICH, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES FOR THE
H O LII A Us.
Just received No. % Camp street. splendid assortment of
fine Gold and Enameled Watches for Ladies and Gentlemen of
the most approved manufacture.
JII w z Try,
Consisting of Cameo Mosaic Pearl and rich Gold Sets com
pete Also, Chains, Seals Finger Rings Pencils Pens etc.
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE
Comprising Cups Spoons Casors Fruit Baskets etc. of new
and elegant patterns.
Also complete assortment Of BRUSHES and COMBS, and
extracts of superior quality all of which will be sold at 20 Der
cent less than previous prices, at wholesale and retail
JOSEPH HUFTY,
RJ~ full supply Of COLTS REvoLvERS always on
hand. d242nf
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

. ---s5-a LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Magnolia Thomasson MASTER O'clock T. B. Smith, II New
Levee street, agent. =
Princess Holmes master o'clock Carroll Pritchard Co.,
Union Row, 81 Caronde1et street. agents.
!. =-,.- 5gS.s- RED RIVER. r..Ia.-- ..-..
Rosa salba MASTER o'clock Lewis snapp Co.. 81 Front
street, agents. '5-...5- ...-=
Compromise Kay, master, at O'clock T. B. Smith, u New
Levee and Lewis snapp Co.. 81 Front Streets agents.
Storm Robb master at o'clock Lewis Snapp Co.. 81 Front
street, and 7. B. Smith, IL New Levee street, agents.
YAZOO RIVER.
Planter Phelps MASTER at o'clock. T. B. Smith, u New
-Levee street, agent
OHIO RIVER. 5s' @tS
Belle Sheridan Key, MASTER O'clock T. B. Smith, II New
street, agent. ag-.g.@e-, yse 4-r.
Ohio Belle Sebastian master at 5ocock JOHN E. Hyde
f=s Co., 66 Poydras street, agents.
Europa. Sheppard master, o'clock John e. Hyde Co.,
&C Poydras street, agents.
Peter Teon Box master, O'clock John E. Hyde Co.,
n 56Poydras street, agents. 5-.- Es-'
Madison, Hurd, aster at O'Clock. John E. Hyde Co.. &c
& Poydras street, agents. r- ~
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER. 90
Alice W. Glahe Louallier; master at o'clock J. NJ. John
ston & Co.. Front Levee, agents
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1870

EVENING VEsTs-Messrs. Norris & Way, clothiers,
under the City Hotel have received very large and elegant
assortment Of figured and embroidered velvet vests which
they call attention. having occasion purchase
any thing the line Of their business will find the bargains
be procured the establishment of Messrs. Norris Way
satisfactory nil respects those be procured elsewhere
See the advertisement. -
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Suction SaIts.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF TWENTY SPACIOUS AND
very Valuable Tracts Of fno Land, the Depot Of tho
Opeousas Railroad, at McDonoghvile.
i ~ BY N. vIGNIE Aucionecr t.oE
THURSDAY, 9TH February, at ~ o'clock,
will be sold at auction, ut Banks Arcade without any limit,
effect last partition between the heirs of the late Mrs julia
David " 5EF 1%7 J&etg @H&N
Twenty Valuable md Large TRACTS OF LAND formerly
cultivated as garden, nyng opposite the First District be-
tween Mcponogyle and the property Of p Marcy, E
tile Depot the opeonas Ralroad designated Lots No
Mississippi the public road and the Opeosas Railroad by
dch from 600 10 $3.50 feet The whole PLAN which
will be exhibited atsale. '-3" ~
Tems-Onefourth cash and The balance q credit of G. IL
and IS months for approved endorsed notes. by mort
gage on snid Tracts ~.
Acts Of sale before T. Guyo Notary Public at the cost Of
purchasers
n Lhograrhic plans can be procured at the auctoneers
Office corner Of Cont street and Exchange Alley, an15
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ii. IMPORTANT
To those Using stan. CnassEEee.

The attention OF the public invited to the fact that most NJ
me sar Gailts offered for sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGT
So that whit Is sold for pound actually weighs m fo,rte ~
nteen ounces and packages marked 40 lis" fall Short Two
lhree and even five pounds per box This loss does mt @
me wholesale Dealers who sell packages ut lie markcd
%esn nor upon The Retailers who sell by count but mon tho
receive. S'''4'i' ''oie 'H"h ilcy
me subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen ounces to the pound and mark packages M heir rcaT
%eg1 winch may be asceraned by testing hem Is their
GSpeGnee in The business enables them offer an article coai
IL, laS 10 any IN The Market they solicit The patronage Of
pureers VINO desire TO study their interest and af tho
same time encourage correct dealing ' al" AT Inv
PROCTOR Il GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
Candles "7 +o' tt'1 "'o'e ofauu "
jaS2psm - $ Tchonpt o. assn Street,
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FAMILY GROCERIES A. D. Grief & Co.,
3 40 Old Ievee street. offer for sale large varied and
excellent assortment of family groceries, We invite attention
to their advertisement which be found in another place.
and recommend housekeepers give them call Few houses
hold greater inducement either in regard to the
excellence Of te articles se the accommodating
terms on which they sold. +=m
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morning have been, by the B. E. Clark, from shreve
port, T62 bales r. L. Cobb from 0uachita, SIC !;
Linda, from Shreveport, 697 New Latona, from Wa
terloos and G. D. Jr from Bayou Sara, Sl2; Magnolia
nom Vieksburg, 1858; Princess, from Yioksburg
2los Mary Bess, from Opelousas, 400; Sherman,
rom Leilore, 677; Ingomar. from Memphis, 1862 !;
ether boats, us; Jackson Railroad las. Total,
Ilo,l5s bales; of sugar. el7 hhds molasses 1892
barrels. +"
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Boots, Shoes assd Hss.ogans. q

.sru" AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assor
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS HATS GAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RusSET
BOOTS BRoGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS; at the lowest market
prices, by .-,.- ,,r>I>r,, r,o-
FROST u CO.,
jyl3 2p&W '& It. 10 Magazine street.
HATS, APPS, etc.,
r... ,.r. - Co., AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere, Panama Leghom Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at tho
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
-..- aa ~ ..s. - FROST & CO.,
, jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street
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$40, 900.
RK0uGestp En90se Eotfes'u.

T II E FAV OR1TE
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CT ASS IL,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Ga MONDAY The 9th
February, 1856,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
200
Will be hrsthued according 10 the following
UN U RIP A SSA BILE SCHEME!
SCH E NJ e:
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000.
One III ian drcR Priest
TWENTY APPROXIMATIONS-N SMALL PRIZES
prize6 " orts IT0yinpt
Ha Price of fickets-Whoe So Hulves 81 50 Quarters
81 %.
E Prizes i'll this Lottery paid thirty days after the draw
ing in bills of paying Banks without deduction only on
presentation of the Ticket entitled 10 the Prize
10 Bills of all solvent Banks taken par. All communica
tons strictly confidential. ia2g 2ptd
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FORTUNATE BALrrMoEEAN. We learn from the Bal
timore Patriot that Lewis Augustus Cassard q young
man nof Gilbert Cassard Esq that city has fallen
heirto fortune Of $4,000 left him By q deceased
relative II England. Il We are not much mistaken,
The fortunate gentleman mentioned above is con
nestea With some Of the most respectable and well
known families in New Orleans.
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E3~ Among Diseases, Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint rank difficult pleased to have
point remedy which has proved
many cases. and which safely certain
and fabe has been the of thousands
from untimely We the Hollands German
Bers prepared by Dr. c. N. Jackson the German Medicine
Store 20 Arch street. Philadelphia See advertisement
r
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Notice.
BRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT

II BKlDGEWATER MINERAL FAINT.
. nu1sc n deem it necessary notify the public that
si NT e poe Agents fer the sale Of the HRIDGEW4TER
Texas fbosn es OF louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi
t GIffS aFest to US ordering through their
thus notify The public in order 10 fur
ater % y well as to protect the reputation the Bridge
ihat @ L. Is within the positive knowledge of the Agents
s"s mineral substances have been sold in this market 10
and thus The a oat OF the city, the Brdgewate Mineral
eect b hera paints This persisted in may seriously
indispensable for their own protection 's po'eeosS
Gil, q, G. B0GERT & CO., 70 Camp street,
and Texas " A''NASi"' Aiapana' iMissSS'sssiPppa
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Doors, SHOES AND HATs--John M. Gould & Co.,
No Magazine street. have lately received large supply of
boots shoes and hats for and children which they
offer very reasonable They have also rogans
mud hats for plantation Those who
making purchases will find the particulars in the adyer
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Linens Lssaems Etaeeaas
P. A. Il E B r A. R Z
Lie CANAL STREET.


A1S CANAL STREET, lao
The subscriber pleasure of informing his friends and
the public that he has just opened an invoice OF
LIN q N S,
Consisting in part of cases full A wide IRISH LINEN and
twenty five yards, warranted;
superior LINEN CAABRIS;
2 do LINEN CAMBRIA HANDkERCHIEFS, from 81 up
do Superior LINEN PLATILI.AS, from IS to SIS;
do l04 Ia and l24 LINEN SHEETIEGS.
All which he will SELL with the balance Of his splendid
stock extremely low priaes is his positive intention of
hquidating this spring. jas 2pl5t
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TBEsDA IoRNING q, ii AN gIAlRY %, 1886.
are ind ebtedi to the puIser Of the steamer
GGIanad for late favors from AspinWaIl

lI
Coon News N in undoubtedly BE- graft Il
owners Of real estate, that gIeat reduction il
the general Tux vii take place this year We learn
that Tic Finance Committee of the Assistant Board
lderrnen the annual budg find that the ex-
pendittires of viii require npost Of only
twenty-five cents On hundred dollars fer TIE cur
/ rent year. s Ss
We learn that the bulge win be reported at an
safiy day being eight weeks in advance
0fspreyious years.
n A SUGGESTIVE suaGEsTIoN We clip the follow
IND from the Baton Ronge Gazette, Of the 18th. It
itsaIid hard at sombody and the biting
yeia IL good natlTed al the whole
contains more practical application than
oatsiiers die aware of general thing. We hope
may have an excellent effect and that, without
rounding it may remove the evil, OF rather, the
cause cf the evil, 20 delicateIy limited at:
6raas were thoroughly convinced, during
Tie minutes spent the State House yesterday,
could not befa who has any political
aspirations than to have his with letter ut the
the alphabet The As and BIS stand poor showing
calling tie and how they going tell which
wind will blow? they make mistake in voting,
and ind Whea the roll ID finished, that they small mi
nofy, the only ont Of the dilemma a. sy
the pnrp6r of the regonticnRere deaf
of that and request permission
dBnge their votes. But then, this method Of making things
given be neharitable suspicious
one would suggest the rropriety of
calling the roll down and up alternately. Such rule would
certaiIly be lust equitable
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oVOsU IS SAe Time to ESexgy.
AIMS IN DRY GOODS.
s. B. CHURCHILL.

s. B. CHURCHILL,
CORNER OF DRYADES AND TERPSICHORE STREETS
VIII open MONDAY, 18th inst a large assortment of
DRY GOODS INFANCY ARTICLES bought at the Sheriff IS
sale at Phillips store such French Menos ut SO cents a
reyes At % cents; Muslin De Lanes 10 cents Calicos at 10
cents; Cottons, at 10 cents Nansook at 20 cents
:. Also.
Fannels CaSmeres Cottonades Straw Bonnets Trimmings
Combs Laces Bands and great many other articles too hume
rous 10 mention Call at
S. B. CHURCHHLS.
{a2s init
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HRfNtclsna0k,iag BV'atcIsnsnEsisag
H. P. Blu CKLEY,
Late YOUNG & CO.. s CAMP STREET.

Qate YOUNG co., CAMP STREET,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers 10 his entire
new ssock oishne WATCHES, JEWELRY and sILVERWARE
imported expressly his order every article
of which is fully guaranteed
Particular attention invited to his assortment of Watches
which cannot be eScclled in the city will be sold at prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article
E~ The srctest attention. as heretofore in Watch Repa
2hs' p'amoaa ssitlnEl Or JeWelry Work, jas 2p2W
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Fashionable CgOgzsaaeq.

r. sTRIN GER & co.,
90 CAN'T STREET, Sd
Are selling their stock of heavy WINTER GOODS at greatly
reduced prices They have few superior CLOTH TAIMAS ;
Plain and Ribbed Beaver Cloth OVER COATS and Over SACS
Superior French Cloth FROCK md DRESS COATS;
Do do Cashmere PANTS, late style.
A large assortment of SILK, VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS.
s HIR IT S. ,.-.-
They would also call attention to their superior stock OF Line
and Muslin SHIRTS which they offer ut low prices jas 2pl2
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n3- Notice to Travellers on the Carrollton
RAIROADA meeting Of all the Travellers upon this Road is
particularly requested TO be held the Court House. Carroll
ton, TUESDAY EVENING 10Th inst the arrival of the
o'clock train from the city, consider the action OF Board
of Directors in raising the price of monthly tickets SIS
81 on1r
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Rich USegUeg Cess'pegiaeg.

We are in receipt of new and beautiful designs of
Choice Velvet Tapestry CARPETING; ...a..
Choice Brussels
Choice Bigeow rgt -
@a5' Three-Ply and Tapestry Ingram CARPETiNG;
Superine and Common :. :. -7
FLO DOR OIL CLOT MS.
large assortment from feet feet any sized
room Or hall.
WINDOW SHADES.
variety of Styles patterns Window Cornices etc.
n- J. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
jas 2p6t &c Charities and q Customfouse streets
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Strangers .F'OaC S1e the City
Should fail to call at
S. N. MOOD US,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE
His Celebrated Shirts, Six for ST,
We'll made and the buttons warranted not to come oT)
ENGLISH HOSIERY, from So per dozen.
SEASONABLE UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS 80 cents
each.
ELEGANT NECK-TIES, an endless variety.
The 25 cent ready hemmed LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
SIS DRESSING ROBES; DRESSING CASES and the finest
stool, of
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
in New Orleans,
render visit to MOODY'S SHIRT EMPORIUM an indispen
sable to the sghtseeker or economist. H. jas 2ptf
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LARGE CARGo.-The ship Susan L. Howell entered
yesterday at our Custom House, from Rio de Janero
with ten thousand bags Of coffee Also, bark Sarah
A. Nichols, from same port with five thousand three
hundred bags. Our city is the largest depot for the
importation of coffee in the Union.
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EUROPEAN INTEL 1GENcE. = The European mails by
the steamer Africa, at New York, will he due here
I this morning These by the Baltic will he due on
Thursday, The next steamer from Liverpool will
probably be the Pacific, on the Esd, unless one Of
the Cunard Line should leave in the interiln-tbe
Arabia being intended 10 leave on the 10th for Bos,
1 TON Yia Halifax s.