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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29
Bns,ness---cotten.

Our marine and steamboat list this morning givesa
very meagre account Of arrivals Of steamboats,, and
such as are reported bring little cotton. The Powell
regular trader To Lake Washington, 100 miles above
vicksburg brought in only 200 bales. We learn from
good authority there was no more cotton for ship
ment. Some few old curmudgeons are holding for
fifteen cents when they get that price for such cotton
as now selling at Ia to l2ac trnst they will send
us word. High prices do not do these holders any
good-to pile up the almighty dollar in lands or
additional force. F
In the meantime there is lul in the receipts from
Red and Ouachta rivers occasioned by fall in water
Yazoo river is also low and barely susceptible of nav
gation for boats with half loads The light cargo Of
the Vicksburg packet Magnolia on Tuesday, say745
bales seems to indicate that there is not much more
show for cotton from Yicksburg down to Fort Adams.
The mild weather. if it lasts two three days longer
will certainly facilitate receipts from Memphis, par
tcularly as we have accounts of heavy rains from
that section. We have, however, yet to receive at
this port about four hundred and eighty thousand
bales, to make up the average receipts. Are we
going to receive that quantity is it in the country
bordering the Mississippi river and its tributaries
We shall see. ls s ts5 hs9s
Business was decidedly dull yesterday at the steam.
boat landing There is good amount Of freight here
boats prepared to take it, that is if the tall chmneys
or smoke stacks Specification Of boats, some of
which are as fine and majestic as ever appeared in
our harbor. A very active business, compared to
other seasons, is going forward the lakes via. the
Jefferson and Pontchartrain railroads. Boats depart
every other day regular for Mobile direct and for the
Alabama river They appear to go full freighted.
What effect these boats will have the mail or mo-
nopoly line, we are not prepared to say. But COM
petition is the very life and of trade we can
only hope all will do well and keep moving. There
does not appear to, be great amount Of business
doing at the Canal and New Basin. This corporation
has now new competition just getting under way
again, in the old Orleans Navigation Company, or
Basin Carondelet. We shall pay visit to these re-
spectiye places, ere long. How comes on the Lake
Borgne Navigation Company of Col. Richard Stewart
what progress has it made, how much of the capital
stock has been subscribed for, and what are the
prospects
There was total failure of the mail yesterday
there will be seven mails due here this morning with
the European mails by the America. We give it up.
The PostOfice Department and contrac tors are in.
,corrigible. 4 .ds H mu d. la.n =
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

Thos Johnson Miss; VIM Bailey Rapides; Col Greene.
Carroll; W Il Corbin and lady n Mcdowell Ga; John
Courtney, Or LANCASTER " Il Hub, Miss; Pickens
Coast; Col Lafayette Caldwell. Hayes La; John King
Geo 4 King, ] G Anderson opelonsns; n Packwood c
Winchester and lady Miss Dorsey Coast Ford Goham
j Sherman Md Mrs John Collins, Miss Mary Collins Col
Inns Collins Edward Collins, John Collins Laoche;
Byin VIM Cock Freeman and servant Miss; John Pick
et La Hon WIN Cochran. q kepper N Wesson Miss; Col T
Inson Ala Jas Uch San Antonio; Jas Chaplin ycksburg
TY Brent louisville; Jas Carradine Natchez Jas Moore
Helena, Ark: Yerger Deer Greek; r t Power Arb;
Saunders and lady, RGphacl aud lady, Miss Rsam,
Columbus, Chic. /.
ST. LOUIS. e B Wood, Mobile; Miss Andrews,
SUMPTION G Tyler, VT; A Iiostook, G Goss Mass;
Pierce, Va; Power @; Million, VI Walker, Miss, Mr.
and Mrs Cooke, Miss Sarah Cooke, Ala
ARCADE. John Bond, Va; S Bagget, Jas Rogers,
Patterson Baton Rouge; N Kemp Nettes, Helena;
Wall Springfield La Oates, VIM Munday, VIM Bowen,
Il y Griffin, paseagona Miss; Borlaad Ark; Helen, 81
T Fass
s Ellsworth, Poine CsnPee II Kemp, 4 reenberg,
St Helena; A Pierpont, K Bruce Boston.
CITY. % Riyes, Deer Creek Johnston family
o. Pickens, La; Or Christian family, o; JAS
Ianer lai Reb Motley Texas w Afford Ga Jno Marsh,
New Jersey Webster, Homer Barnes, lady child,
Miss; Iompkns, La; Clover and lady, Mrs FAIR q
GA Byrt Texas Ric ard, Richardson Miss Webster,
Miss; DIR r D Baker, Mcleod La W Stevens Chap
Iill Miss; Una q Duiscd, + Rees Ala Taos Garnh
" Butler, Ala " Walker, r q King II McCrarn. Jno
Graves Ia $ Castor, R W Rcardson family Miss b
Cade and lady, Bres La; Gen Hornsby Nicaraguan
Army; Jno Nelson, La.
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nla,,k hooks, Bla,.k Books!

TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in want Of BLANK BOOKS
will do well to give call to the STATIONERY STORE, No.
81 Chares street. they will lind the greatest assortment
that has been offered to the public. .
Among which areLedgers Journals, CASH Books and Day
Books Invoice Books Current Books Record Books
Books Petty Ledger Order and Memorandum Books
Pass Books e:c etc., of all from Imperial to Gaps Folio
Qaro b0nnd extra Russia ends and bands flu Sheep
Cloth half bound made with English, American and French
best laid and woye papers.
These Books will be sold at such Low Prices to induce ev
cry one to buy.
The stock Of BLANK BOOKS from last fall will be SO at
COST PRICE. AA'
Merchants will also find at the place all kinds OF Fancy
STATToNERIES for office use, and also newly invented
TNKSTAED very useful for Offices banks insurance conpa-
MES, etc. For sale by a. .'H
P. DUREL & CO., . ...
jas 2p,f 81 Chartres street.
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Crockery at Wholesale,

S L r. M ORE & co. :
. No. 40 Camp street. et =
We have in and receiving direct from Liver
pool very large stock of all kinds of EARTH
suitable for the esnntry trade. In part
WHITE STONE CHINA, 9 M. m D.. az :
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE
BLUE EDGED, CREAM, col oRED and DIPT WARE
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and sAUCERs
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS.
. CRATES OF ASSORTED oRoCKEAfY
PRESSED GLASS TUMBLERS and GOBLETS
BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS etc
COMMON CASTER FIR AMEs
CASTER BOTTLES, MoEASSES CANS
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS
All # which will he sold New York prices and packing
guaranteed. jaa6 2pss
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pste,'inas.y s,srgeo,t.

D o G Il Or w PR O TOR,
No les julia street. between ST. Charles and Csrondest SITS
TVS undersigned areguarly educated Veterinary Physician
mas the above named eenmodous premises and opened
i tsfikaARY for diseased Horses, Cattle etc. His long
teishse and success practitioner of VETERINARY
MEDiciNE and SURGERY in Kentucky and tennessee war
An oeiieyipg that he give entire Subtraction in all
Will he made. ~ ~ sD"'se
most approved styles Ns' - '''
,. DIR. W. PROCTOR,
Ne, l65 Jalia street.
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#. Sfrifege4' 81 Co.,

NJts . SVs3 =
IS CAMP STREET,
Are selling the balance Of their WINTER STOCK at RE-
DUCED PRICES.
Beaver Cloth oVERCoATS and sACs;
Ribbed,and Pla Beaver RAGLANs;
Super Black Cloth DRESS and FRoCK COATS;
Cashmere and Cleh OFFICE COATS;
Lambs Wool and Merino Uniersh and Drawers;
Heavy Silk :. 81
Fine Woolen aud Merino HALF HOSE:
.JOUTINiS KID GLOVES.
SH1RTS large assortment of Coored French and English
Muslin Shirts new patterns.
Fine Linen and Embroidered Muslin SHIRTS.
F. STRINGER l. CO.,
ja26 2p6t No. IS Camp street.
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NesC Stock of Goods!

The undersigned take leave inform The citizens
leans and the public generally that they just imported
entire stock of Goods, consisting Of
Tobias Johnsons Goopers and Beesiey's PATENT LEVER
WATCHES, in fine IS carat Hunting Gases;
Detached Lever and Lepne WATCHES of every description
Fine Silver HUNTING PATTI NT LEVER WATCHES;
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS;
JEWELRY, OF the lstest style and finest quality;
FANCY GOODS, etc;
Fine English Double Barrel GUNS;
RIFLES, Of all Sizes
Colts Derirgers and Aliens PISTOLS:
Hunting KNIVES, Pocket CUTLERY and RAZoRs of the
finest manufacturer
All of when will disposed of at the lowest prices Wholesale
and retail.
Persons who anything in line of business would do
well to examine stock they purchase elsewhere.
D. kERNAGHAN & CO.
G5 Canal ST., between Magazine and Camp sts
h~Pacular attention paid to the repairing fine Watches
and Pocket Chronoeers, experienced workman All
work fully guaranteed ia2G 2p6t
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Eastman s. EF0yd,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS


7 Il q Y 7 s 7 o " s,
Nos. 40 and az Broad street, N. ". ,
sHLih .. EASTMAN. JOHN c. LLOYD.
With ample MEANS propose all times have on hand
or Ae selection of the trade in ts to suit purchasers
PIE stock OF PROVISIONS, embracing Pork Beef Lard Tai
low Crease Smoked Picked and Dry Meats Hams Sides
and Shoulders
Werespectfuly solicit the continuation favors Of cur
Old friends and Patrons and the patronage of the gener
any, All shipping orders, and orders received by mail will
receive particular attention and viii excepted at the loves,
hN'FAsI prices. dig 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

J. SHIP WREcKEn--A telegraphic dispatch from, Nav
York, received yesterday, announces the los If ~
ship ophir, on the Gingerbread Ground, coast If
Florida, on the 4th inst. The ophir sailed royn e,.
York on the 9th Of December for this bort VIA \
cargo o. assorted merchandise. A list Of the con.
signees will be found in the ship news cournp. :
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C.'ockes.y and Glassware

AT WHOLESALE.
The subscribers have hand complete stock Of COMMON
'CROCKERY, 81, tt---= sz-g- Fs,s, s+e
VI FANCY AND WHITE
r. ~ sFoSE CHINA and - sfs-ss
GLASSWARE,
all imported expressly for
COUNTRY TRADE, ---
which they selling prices quite Boston New
York. Goods packed go safely any distance.
P. r. FELL & CO.,
jas 2peodim II Camp Street. opposite City Hotel.
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TOMtbOENs
TOatbOEns
o A L E BY SH RES Of
SPLENDID PROPERTY,
Situated at the of AARAIs and EsPLANADE SITS,
And Valued Mt 80 900.

EACH.
The Property is rented until the 18th October 1851
rate OF $1,000 annn and the winner of the Property viii be
entitled 10 the rent frcr the day Of the drawing.
The Titles and Lease be the Washington Cigar
Store No Is Royal where the principal ency for the
sale Of Tickets has been established
For the Drawing Of the shares will BE de-
posted in CT the urns: 1899 blanks aF. enc number
marked The Property in the other And when the Property
will have been drawn tie remaining numbers we'll as the
preceding rawa will each entitled excellent
Cigars. jal6 2peod1ct
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Cas.petisag, etc.

n U u.
Is4. STREET.............f2 4
Offer sale a choice assortment Of
English Velvet and Brussels Carpeting;
Superior ThreePly and Ingram $.
sairand Hall :.
Baizes Rugs, Stair Rods Door Mats, etc. s
WINDOW CoRNICEs.
By recent arrivals have added largely stock
can now exhibit fine variety.
WINDOW SHADES. .
great variety Of many designs lust re-
ceived Of various sizes.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
S4 Brocetee; silk Worsed Danask worsted and Cot
ten all Cotton. all Worsted Lace and Curtains yest
bule Door Lace Brass Pins and Bands Loops Cords Frnees
Giinps, etc. ia26 2p6,
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loIToN,-ihe receipts for the twenty-four hours
e,ialng az o'clock last evening were, by the R. w
poWeA, from Lake Washington zoe bales A. w.
nlaze, from Washington opelousas, e5s /; Laurel
hil, Morganza, ISL; jackson railroad, 22a. Total.
400 bales. Exports yesterday for Boston. > s4s
262. Total, 5,sA bales. 4 n 80 t'''' usiOa
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ja26 2p6t
Southern F'uy,ait,sye It'arerooms

CHARLES A. STEWART,
at Nos. III and 173 Canal street, Ne,s Orleans,
Has inst received from the mandatory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHoG ANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, il All.
dion to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line business Parties
visiting anything in his line will to their advantage 10
give him cell before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
jazz 2p6<W III and l73 Canal street
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Dissolution of Coaait,,ershi,.

DANIEL MONROE.
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GQuQ1,fss egsh;,,.

SMITH j. EASTMAN has this day formed Il eoparnegship
with JOHN c. LLOYD and will continue the PROVISION
BUSINESS under the firm of EASTMAN & LLOYD at Nos
10 aad ~ Broad street.
New York, November !, 1856
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Thirteen RensO,ss Why
YOU SHOULD GET YOUR
SHIRTS Il
GENT1EHEN,s FURNISHING sGooDs.
G NJ M n n VIC,

GENTLEAENsG Flu HING g oODS
%
s.. N. NJ o o VS.:
BECAUSE his Shirts warranted You WE'LL there being
I. ,s8ss upwards of TWENTY DIFFERENT4 SIZES at
prices from 81 g each.
BECAUSE several different sizes not all alike in the
body but fiji properly there as well in the neck
and wrists.
having the largest stock variety New
Orleans, you sure to be suited in what yonask
y for, at New York prices:
he does not depend the ordinary Northern
ply hut makes his own Shirts at the MaNUFAC-
TORY, No SIS BROADWAY, New York.
BECAUSE you have them MADE SPECIALLY TO Or
DER for you in months time in any style. .3 s
BECAUSE the Buttons always reserved after being received
and therefore come off. 't.a -s3s'e''
BECAUSE his Gentlemens Furnishing Goods always fresh
and new styles, being received by every steamer.
BECAUSE is the ONLY store in New Orleans where you
s have Cravats, Ties Collars and Under Garments
made to order on the spot u ~. ssrt .rs
BECAUSE he is always yon knows your tastes and
'f-' caters accordingly. y if Fa--st
BECAuSEa ONE PRICE cash system adopted, plain
figures for every
BECAUSE polite attention, troube show goods and
ything gentleman needs for his toilet, will invari-
bly, be met with.
BECAUSE anything purchase if approved Of will be
u exchanged. or the money refunded. f+ -- . : T
BECAUSE everybody can tell you where to find
ee7 S. N. MOODY'S,
ja26 2peod4 corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
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are You a Mother. 2

This is the warning which Nature herself gives of
the approach of that insdous Consumption The of
the destroyer has begun; the lungs
to the great remedy DIR. DAVIS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR, all future aid may be in vain.
Are you mohers Your daughter, lovely, pro-
missing is perhaps, confined to her chamber by danger
cold skes pride your IDOL your earthly joy You
sec her dim dim with each passing day.
Her ruby lips become hy white her cheek paes and her
thin blue runken fingers tell Of the hold disease has already
taken her beauteous form You listen the sepuchra
sound Of her cough Until is panied ard ro1 soul sick
Sufferer there balm which shall heal these It
the redy which have pointed dread
full cough Consumption may be apere your daughter
may live TO be stay and comfort er declining years
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale aud retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO., =s.
q and ISL Shartres street, New Orleans,
ja26 2pSteod&1tW Sole Agents for the South,
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G. II. Ba..riese > Brother,

No. 20 CHARITIES STREET,
we received by arrivals from France the following
D R e S G 0 o D s.!
FioGncad SILK ROBES with fringe;
with velvet trimming; '-1
ehene Flounced SILK ROBES; 7'
MORE Antique
Black MORE ANTIQUE, from s. to SC per yard;
Plain TAFFETlis, all cologs;
Black SILKS plain and fguget--a perfect assortment
Small Check and Plaid SILKS; fF5l
Printed PONGEEs and FoULARps;
English and Canton CREPEs; m.r
Fleunced BAREGEs, for Evening Dresses;
VALENCiAs, PoPLINs, ETC., etc.
Being DESTROYS Of reducing stock SILKS we will from
this date, sell them at much reduced prices.
c. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER.
Black SILK yELvETS Cloaks all widths from 10 IA to
Sl4 per yasd.
G. a. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
Dbl 2plm 20 Chartres street
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'ARVER COMPANY
H. n. .BsscEless.
W a I CH MAKER,
RI n -

No. Camp street,
Has now On hand large assortment of Pure
which is offered as low rs that Quality sold PLATED
CASTERS; WATERS, etc.
Also manufactures to order Silver Cystas Tea Sets Pitch
vs. -A"AP'''1 e'S'' VI any pattern jail 2pSm
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The copRrtnership heretofore existing between be ub.c,
bars uuder the firm of BRUSH CO. this day dissolved Inv
mutual CONSENT Either party will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New York, November !, 1856!
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ORhEANs THHArHR. The beautiful and popular
opera Of Les Amours du Diables is to be produced
tonight. No one who has seen the opera once, can
require any persuasion to see it second time if not
otherwise engaged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-29

Day GooDs BY WHoLEsALE.-One Of the largest
Wholesale dry goods houses the county thai Of Mesrs
b. James Co., No. 49, Magazine street. running hrngb 10
No. "a Bank Place They are at present in receipt gigantic
stock q spring and goods embracing the fabrics If
Great Britain, France Germany india AMERICA In his
sOs g may easily be sumised everything called by The
trade fine dress and plain dress goods descriptions
goods and white goods Of all descriptions ha
srdashcry plantation goods silk and straw bonne,s sawls
mania umbrellas, parasols ETC. Messrs James Co. do
large wholesale business Throughout. the South aud West
their terms being liberal and buyers being entitled to dis
count refer the trade their advertisement in This
nina,s Crescent
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DaAey's Magical Pain Extractor.

Inflammation and pain nseparabc Ere and heat.
Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces Inflammation.
Wherever there is unnatural heat throbbing reness
ter whether it is caused by fever ahurt core poison e
nasu piles, scald burn sting, there is inflammation
hundred books thousand alter change
the conclusion. To relieve pain nature,
ton must be subdued To accomplish this the efforts of the
physician always directed. Thousa DIS of physicians
thousand Of the first and most gaeons who have
used Daeys Magical Pain Extractor convinced and adj
nit that its control Inflammation is most wonderful and
immediate instantly allaying the pa neutrazng son
tracing morbid ecreons and forcing nature her
course renewing and healing No burn scald Or
Is too to yield to its soothing and curing influence A
ply it Immediately and the cure has commenced.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and reaib by ss,
zfig J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
q and 151 Charres street.
To whom all orders should be addressed jas 2p6t
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lllass aiIp Crescent,
...s-s e .sxSS ss 4s9s $s Wy 4ss wlLaaAnR =. ADAMS
Z III NIXON d ADAMS. y
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s v to tn the
nv u VI early hour asey tSandays excepted ie
~ I ysar IL yes8ly and quasterly a the
IRE rases ii cents week, payable to the carriers
insertion in sli easef
~ IN every sntssqneht ION 30 cent?. 81
~ sscsnd psgs Ne CHARGED u *of every
81 Il intss YIN u charged 81 per
n IN HI syss y 4hstrifun. ss I'LL s5
" ntiished one month
Ill thnr led no advertisement o. sub
Ssietgn mi " n paid 1t the
ssfds4 u she ptoptsetcrs sss aisss
1ako1aJ VII Re to regular advertiser
" TFIE DAILY CRESCENT " nv
H circulation which II for adyer
Users. al FAMILY PAPER crculates largely, reaching
n1auy homes eary hour being read
q business hours consequently articles
Family may be advaniageously published IN us
columns ~ sS8 sgas 8ss3
THE WE KY CRESCENT
u pahled every Monday morning at S. invariably in
Having circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi. Alataa Texas. and ohe
States favorable odeto advertisers Of making
wares commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 PEI sqpare, esch Insertion. i sas
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CAsKET,

These beautiful BURIAL CAsKETs formerly sold by P H.
COOK Co.. No So ST. Charles street. have purchased by
the undersigned who offers the for usual prices
ataNo go Camp street
, OILS 2ptf DANIEL MONROE
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More EesU Goods.

FIR CTS T A B R E & CO.,
Under the St. Charles Hotel, N. o., ~
Have by recent arrivals made large additions their
Of New and Fashionable CLOTHING, to wit:
. Fine Blue and Blark Cloth FRoCK COATS; '.-t~,
DRESS
EAGLANs, TALMAs and oyERCoATs, a great variety and
of most approved styles.
Together with complete assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS, all Of which they offer reasonable terms
ia26 2pl0t
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TIE BRlT1sH MRusTER Il is said that Sir
Charles Napier IS spoken Of the next British Min
lister to the United States
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Christmas.

Christmas.
n . II IL l s, M a ULL 81 Co..
-stccessors
NO r RfS &. WAY
q Il Oh yM HE M II Ax So
Have just received large and assortment Of
ROBES DE CHANBRE and -'.
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
iogethe with additions their usual stock of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHING
IN EVERY YARIETY-emnracine all the NOVELTIES OF
THE SEASON. ....
WALEWSkI OvERCOATS;
blue AND BLACK DRESS COATS:
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, -
all Of
PHILADELPHIA MAKE.
EsEangers ard the public generally are respectfully In
vited to cali
% NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets
w Ep.i under the City Hotel.
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IL. Dillon,

~ LATE DILLON 4 Howell
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN WATCHES, JEW
EI.RY, SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Diamonds and set in the newest stsesWaehes jew
elry and Silver Ware carefully repaired
JAZZ 2plm No. 9 CAMP STREET, New Orleans.