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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01
NelU Goods
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS !
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,


Gentlemens Furnishing Goods,
L q G H II O N &c B A RIB OTIS,
Corner Canal and St. Charles streets.
We have just received Beautiful WIN
TER CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing Goods of the latest
styles, and in endless variety.
Persons DESTROYS Of presenting their friends with suitable
CHRISTMAS GIFTS, will do well TO call and examine our
Stock which they will find ample assorted and vel
adapted to suit every taste.
Clothing.
Rich Velvet. Silk and Cashmere VESTS.
Fine Black Doeskin and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
OVERCoATs, TALMAs PALEToTs.
FROCK and DRESS COATS,
And full assortment of every other description.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Beautiful Dressing Gowns, from S. to S25
Merino undershirts, of all prices.
Flannel e. =.
Drawers, Of Merino Flannel, Cotton, etc.
Half Hose, of Merno Cotton, Lisle Thread Silk, ETC.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs-25 cents each and upwards
suspenders, of every style and quality
Umbreas-from SO cents to Sc.
Cravas Neck Ties. Scarfs, etc, in endless variety
Jouvins Kid Gloves, and every other kind
And other articles numerous to mention,
Our Shirt Department, favoraby known is, ever well
supplied with the
Leighton Celebrated First Premium Shirts.
Linen Shirts, from So upwards,
Linen Bosom Shirts, at 81 %, 81 50, 81 81 50.
Byos Shirts with without rufles
No trouble TO show goods Our friends and the public
specially invited TO call establishment the and we'll
known stand corner Canal and ST. Charles Streets
d22 Up LEIGHTON e. BARBOT
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Il. BiMOChe s Co..

30 CHARITIES STREET, CORNER OF CUsToMHoUsE
Respectfully inform the Ladies they have lust received
by the steamships Alma and Francois Arago splendid
of NEW GOODS for Winter These goods consist prin
cpaly of rich SILKS, CLOAKS of every description MAN
T1LLAS, BONNETS, HEAD DRESSES, EMBROIDERIESY
LACES, BALL DRESSES, Cashmere and other SHAWI.S,
FANS, PARASOLs, and a great variety of FANCY ARTI
CLES which they offer very moderate prices.
L. BNOCHE CO. have the honor also to inform the Ladies'
that they have engaged in Paris for their MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT, irstrate MIILINER, who will be well suB-
tanned by others, also for from Paris
Ry~ They hope that the Ladies will honor them with the
patronage extended by them the former L. BSocHE
deserve which they their best endeavo de 2pln
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MADAME blanche.

Mime Blanche Farewell Visit New Orleans. Residence
235 Cnrondelet street, Julia.
The Madame is scientific Astronomer Astrologs or
Planet Reader She dcards all the hmbuggery of
pacticed by many calling themselves Asrologists
derives her knowledge alone from the starry eavens
them she reads all of life past present future The
and all kinds Of business what kind
will be successful in the fate of friends
relatives; also selects for persons born in March, April May
june September October and December numbers that will
draw capital prizes in the Havana Alabama Maryland
tees. Parents having children born in the above months
have their numbers selected and draw prizes them.
The Madames stay in the city very limited, therefore all
wishing to consult her must call soon Correct date of birth
dispensabe All business attended by letters
called on personally Letters containing postage stamp
swered imme diaely.
Reading the Panets-ades 81 to So. Gentlemen, 81 S.
Lottery numbers So Talismans $40 to $40 Office hours from
A. NJ to p N. Remember the number, 235 Carondelet
Also for sale, the Great Roman Taman
which persons gain success in BUSINESS LOVE or
WAR. dog 2p6t
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G. a. Ba,.rte,e s Brother,

No. 20 CHARITIES STREET,
Have received arrivals from France the following
RESS GOO d s!
Founced SILK ROBES, with fringe;
with velvet trimming;
Chene Flounced SILK ROBES;
MORE Antique
Black MORE ANTIQUE, from s. to Sc per yard;
Plain TAFFETAs, all coors;
Black SILKS, plain and 6gured-a perfect assortment;
Small Check and Plaid SILKS
Printed PONGEES and FOuLARDS;
English and Canton CREPES;
Flounced BAREGES, for Evening Dresses; O.
yALENCIAS PoPIINS etc. etc.
Being DESTROYS of reducing stock Of SILKS, WILL from
this date, sell them at much reduced prices.
G. A. BARRIERE Il BROTHER.
Black Silk vELyETS for Cloaks all width, from 81 rs to
$l4 per yard. - --
G. A. BARRIERE g. BROTHER,
d3l 2plm 20 Chartres street.
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7OntbOln of $4,000,


SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !!
Representing Value of SIC, 000!!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders sATUR
URDAY Jan. 81, 1857.
Price of Ticket ....,.......................S1
400 TICKETS GIVEN To THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY !!
The Drawing will be made in the presence of the Admnistra
tors of the Asylums.
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes of value as
follows;
FIRST SERIES
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for $780, Sit
mated Rampant street, No. TO- Cont and Bienve
streets.
plan of the said House may be the Lbrare Nou-
velle 10Y Charres street
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO of the very hes.
ture,
Prize ga New BUGGY ard a Splendid HORSE with New
Harness.
Prize "A PICCOLO PIANO fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots of SILVER WARE consisting Of Table and Des-
sert Forks and Spoons Tea Spoons, etc
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES of va
rious makes and Prices.
50 SILVER WATCHES also of various values
20 Gents and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns.
THIRD SERIES
20 lots of Handsomely Bound BOOKS Of the best Authors
20 lots of WORKS OF ART viz: statuees; Steel Litho-
graphic and Photographic Engrayings-the whole with
suitable Frames, etc.
FOURTH SERIES.
$50 lots consisting of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and
Buttons; Porte Monnaies in mother ofpear she'll etc
Meerschaum Pipes Bronze Porcelain, Crystal and nu-
merous other Fancy Articles.
As to the rest of the Prizes they will comprise various ar
cle of equal value and all of real utility they be de-
veed to the subscribers according their choice among
the different articles they exhibited hereafter
announced in the most convenient for facility of
The whole will represent real value of $4,000 with
her reduction than that of the expense which CARRYING
of the enterprise will necessarily involve will be proved by
the value which will be marked upon every article
The articles will be exhibited from and after THURSDAY
January l. 1857, at the LfBRAIRIE NOUvELLE lO7 Char
street, where shares may procured $50 2pt,Ja3
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Gift Books Gift Books !!

49, CAMP STREET. 49,. SO
w. G. MORRELL g. co.
Just received fresh supply of Elegant GIFT BOOKS and
ANIMALS for the New Year, in every style of binding
ALSO
very beautiful assortment Of BIBLES of various sizes STYLES
Of binding, etc.
Illustrated and Plain PRAYER BOOKS. bound in velvet,
gilt etc.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON.
GEM BOOK OF BRITISH POETRY
MACAuLAY's LAY OF ANCIENT ROME.
ALBu MS-Illustrated and Plain.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. ;oI on1t
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THE MAJESTIC Northern and Eastern mail failed
yesterday from beyond Augusta. Whether the Post
master General exacts fine for every failure, we do
not know and shall not much about after awhile,
if We are to be disappointed daily. There will be due
this morning the New York mails of the oath, 25th
and 26th ult. If we receive one of them we may be
thankful We have not heard anything lately Of the
grand daily Cairo mail. We suppose it comes in oc-
casonay as we do actually receive our Western ex-
changes some two or three times per week.
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Bargains in Dress Goods.
STRIPED AND PLAID SILKS, at Soc yard, worth Soc,
SIC. 81 %;
Striped and Plaid Black Silks, at 81 e. e.. $50;
Rich figured DeIaines, SOC. .. O.. 100;
Rich Plaid Cashmeres, 60c o.. o.. 100;
Black Velvet CLOAhS and MASTILLAS;
Coored and Black MORE Antique Cloaks aud antias
Cloth
Cloaks and Manillas for Misses
Infants Embroidered Cashmere CI.OAkS
Misses FUR CAPE:, CUFFS and MUFFS:
Ladies' FUR CUFFS and MUFFS
Vaeucenues and Embroidered SETS;
Embroidered and Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES:
Collars and Sleeves for Misses,
Dress Trimmings Ribbons Laces, Gloves;
French Corets and Hoery-Ao which will be sold very low
BRASELMAN & BARDY,
do g 2S&Jal Magazine and ST. Andrew streets.
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Meeting of Merchants,

The meeting of merchants, called to take into con-
sderation certain alleged grievances in the Custom
House Of this city, came off at Banks Arcade, last
night. The attendance was numerous and we recog
nized in the crowd great many of our largest
importers.
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.. VIM. c.
Tompkins to the chair, and the following gentlemen
as Vice Presidents Messrs. R. B. Sumner, John D.
Bien, W. A. Kent, c. A. slocomb, c. 4. Buddecke,
E. Giquel, Lyman Adams, S. Plasson, A. Carriere,
A. Rochereau, W. F. vredenburg, Cesaire Fassy, v.
Magnay, B. Turpin and F. w. Tlton. Mr. John E.
Caldwell was called to act as Secretary.
Mr.. Tompkins, the President, briefly stated the
object of the meeting to be to take action in refer
ence to certain practices in the Custom. House.
which were source of vexation and complaint to
the mercantile community. He then announced it as
in order fer any representative Of the importing in
terest to address the meeting upon the grievances
complained Of
Prof Chiffon being called upon, responded, and
gave particular account of the different ordeas
through which, as an importer and exporter he had
passed at the Custom House such as paying IN
authorized fees for the entry of clearances, being
made to suffer expense and delay through trivial
faults of consgnors and being refused permission to
pay the expense of telegraphing to Washington,
through the proper channel, for the entrance of
cargo of salt which the officers here refused to enter
Mr. G. also dwelt upon other practices Of the Custom
House here vexatious to importers, and instituted
comparisons between the Liverpool and New Orleans
Custom Houses, by no attering to the latter.
His remarks covered the whole ground of the preya-
lent complaints and were frequently applauded by the
meeting.
When he concluded, other gentlemen were called
upon to speak, but they declined conceiying that all
that was necessary had been said upon the subject.
Resolutions were then offered for appointing COM
mttee OF five to collect and prepare statement of
facts relative to the evils practcied at the Custom.
House, and memorial for transmission to the proper
at Washington. They were unanimously
avrrted, and the President appointed the committee
as follows;
Messrs. W. F. Vredenburg, ]. Fl. .Staufer VIM.
Henderson, J. A. Barelli and R. B. Summer.
On motion, the President, Mr.. Tompkins, was added
to the committee.
The meeting then adjourned
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I'll Card.

WM. HUBEE, Furniture Manufacturer, would inform his
friends and that the burning his
esabsh emit No 1876 Poydras Monday morning
he has again opened for business ITO Poydras street
tween Camp and ST. Charles where he would
all his friends and patrons Although the burning of his
store caused him immense loss he insured for only
third of the value of destroyed still he deter
mined to be dshesrtened but to fit Furniture Manuac,
tory which, for prompess of execution and elegance finish
shall be unequaed in the Southwest.
He would also inform his friends that the newspaper para
graphs giving the fire Monday last atrbut
ing the death of of his workmen the copagraon
careessness entitled credit The he
intoxicated the evening before the fire occurred will APP
pear ridiculous those need
ton.
WILLIAM HUBEE,
d29 2p6t 10 Poydras street
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CIR Books ron To.DAY.--We would direct III

GIFT Books FOR ToDAY.--We would direct the
particular attention Of readers the advertisement of
Nessr Warren G. Morrell Co., No. 80 Camp They
have just received fresh supply Of their splendid editions
standard works. beautifully bound Bibles Payerbook fancy
stationery, We thiuk that the idea of Mcssrs Nor
rel Co.. in bringing out splendidy bound and illustrated
editions Of the English classics deserves encouragement for
present Of fine copy Of Shakespeare Milton Goldsmith is
certainly something that value beyond that of usual New
Years We would therefore, advise those who intend
presenting their friends with Of their regards look
in Morrelps before purchasing,
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III. p. Buckley,
W A 7 c II NJ A X f R,

No. Camp street.
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers to NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' Of the pattern and
faithful workmanship
FINE WATCHES for Gentlemen, of every pattern. The,
whole in Is carat Gold Cases.
The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS, equal 10
any watch for time.
large assortment of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWELRY for
Ladies.
Ear Rings Breast Pins, Finger Rings Bracelets, etc An
Spectacs for age in Gold Silver and Steel
Frames including the finest Pebble Lenses.
Every article is warranted the best and will be sold lower
than ordinary Jeyerr usually offered The punctua
y and dispatch in e repairing OF Watches Having unusual
facilities work vail moderate prices Silver Ware
made order Diamonds and Jewey repaired in the
nea testm arier. MO 2ptf
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MrrA1arn JOCKEY CLuB.--A meeting Of the mem

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.--A meeting Of the mem
Metairis Jockey place
ing, half o'clock, in parlor p St Charles Hotel
punctual attendance is requested.
The stables Of Messrs Bingaman Kenner Wells Lecopte
Co., and HILL have already arrived The prospect for fine
meeting opens we'll On Saturday there will be exciting
sweepsake for three year oldswo mile heats-wich has
been closed understand by Messrs Kenner Bngaan and
Wells 85l3
On Tuesday the regular meeting OF the Club
three mile will Off We have been told that the best
horses in the Southern country will contend for the palm of
" IN / * is
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CRlsp,s GA1ErY.-An elegant evenings entertain

CRIsP's GAIETY.--An elegant evenings entertain
will be given at this elegant establishment tonight First
domestic drama, In two acts, entitled Village Story
Rough Hands and Gentle Hearts, in which Mr.. and Mrs
Crisp Mrs. Howard and Messrs. Davidge, Bland Davis
Howard will appeaa decidedly strong casnot mention
beautiful scenery BY Mr. Bonet Second the farce
Of the Weathercock in which Mrs Cher ho gains pop
larty nighy will sustain five characters introducing
songs and dance And third the farce of Bobtas Wag-
tsis better meange Of dramatic entertainments the
wind up Of holiday could not be desired
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GrOcers' Drugs, etc.

GrOcers' Drugs, etc.
The subscriber has in landing the following articles
at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, 10 which he
specially calls the attention Of Druggists and Grocers
10 gross FLAVORING EXTRACTS, assorted;
80 kegs SODA SALERATUS;
10 barrels CREAM TARTAR;
1000 pounds TARTARIC ACID;
5 cases INDIGO;
10 kegs WASH BLUE;
50 barrels ALUM, Lump and Powdered;
40 casks SAL SODA;
300 kegs SUP. CARB. SODA;
40 barrels English VENETIAN RED;
25 e. BLACK LEAD
5 cases BRITISH LUSTRE;
500 dozen MUSTARD, superior;
800 E. CARROTS SCOTCH SNUFF;
500 Roomes =.
10 barrels in Bladders,
10 in Jars;
40 jars CARB. AMMONIA:
50 cases Coopers 1SINGLASS;
20 barrels TAPlOCA;
bales HOPS, Prime;
80 barrels COPPERAS;
$50 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
50 kegs SALTPETRE;
cases NUTMEGs;
8 =. MACE;
800 gross MATCHES;
200 mats CINNAMON;
200 baskets OLIVE OIL, to arrive
E. B. WHEELOCK,
Wholesale Druggist
DOG 2ptf 43 Magazine street,
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DRESS GcoDs, VERY CHEAp.-We would direct the
attention of the ladies to the stock of dry goods coaks m
etc. etc. which Mesrs BRAKEMAN Bardy are now dspospg
Of at their store Of Magazine and Andrew Streets
The stock rich and well assorted prices yes, low See
the advertisement, ladies.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY i, 1857.


VIII, as usual, appear tomorrow morning. We
would like to take holiday in common with all the
world and the rest Of mankind" but our duty to
our customers and our business precludes any indu
genre Of such an idea. Besides, is it not well
estabIishe, fact that publishers Of newspapers and
printers have no right to holidays any other days
Of in which common mortals take so much
pleasure? Yes, verify it is 50 imprinted on the pages
of the famous !" Chronicles Of Hard Work.
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SALE BY SHARE OF $1,000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES Il
Representing Value of SIG, 000!!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders SATUR
URDAY, Jan. 81, 1857.
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Plantation and H0,tsekeeping

Plantation and HO,ssekeeping
GOODS!
We would invite the particular attention of Planters and
Commission Merchants to stock Of the above goods.
Among them arc
Negro and Bed Blankets Kentucky JEANS ney Kerseys
Plain, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings
Southern Lowells; Heavy Twills for Pants;
Stripes and Plaids and Plaid Linseys for Dresses;
Denms, Apron and Furniture Checks;
Ticks Cotonades, American and French Prints;
Furniture Calcos, Hosiery of the best makes;
White Goods Linens Table Cloths and Napkins Diapers
In short almost every article in line all of which, on in
specton, will be found CHEAP.
c. A. BARRIERE g. BROTHER,
d3l 2plm 20 Chartres street.
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.En,brOideries and LnCes.

Real Nalnes LACE SETS, from SO to $3.50;
valeucennes Collars and Sleeves;
Embroidered Jaconet Collars and Sleeves 81 80 to 500
Swiss S. $50;
-. Collars for Misses
Real Thread Lace Wells, SO to $50;
:. Points $50 to $3.50;
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
:. :. Pillow Cases;
Jaconet Robes;
Petticoats;
=. Dresses for Infants;
:. Shirts for Boys and Misses
French Worked Edgtngs and Iusertings;
English Embroidered Bands;
valencennes Edgngs Inserings zoe $50 per yard
Black Thread Laces. 40c to $50 per yard;
Guipure Laees, black and white-ail widths. ...
G. A. BARRTERE & BROTHER,
d3l 2plm 20 C1artres street.
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.HssU Year's GifYs !.


n II w z n - H's G e IT 3
LION e PINSARD,
66 and 6S Royal ST., corner of Blenville,
Have received by the ship Barney from Havre the balance
their stock Of goods for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS DAYS,
among which
It 0 Us! TOYS!! TOYSi!!
OF all kinds and at all prices from the ordinary the
most fine.
magnificent assortment of ARTICLES OF FANCY and of
ART.
sEyREs and PARIS PORCELAIN CLOCKS, Candelabras
and Statuettes.
A beautiful assortment of LAMPS.
FRENCH JEWELRY, set with DIAMONDS and other fine
Stones.
GOO boxes CHOCOLATE LA CREME of superior quality,
manufactured by the establishment in Paris Boxes of
sizes to suit every purchaser.
LION Il PINSARD,
d29 2pS 66 and 6S Royal street of Bienvlle.
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CorroN.- receipts Of cotton for the twenty flour
hours ending at o'clock yesterday were, by the
Grenada, from Yazoo, ,496 bales Ben Franklin
from Memphis, 3,2S7; A. W. Glaze, from Opelousas,
BIS; julia Hicks, from Beech Hills, 55s Laurel
Hill from Bayou Sara, 107 Total, ,9l6 bales. The
two days receipts, Tuesday and yesterday, are ex.
tremely light, being only 1915 bales.
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AEWe are again compelled to omit, in conse-
quence Of our extended advertising patronage, our
leading editorial articles and must refer our readers
to the first and fourth pages.
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81 Ch0rtres Street,
Gifts d! Gifts i!

II II y Il I ] y I
No. 60 ROYAL. STREET,
Invites attention to his new assortment FRENCH GODS
comprising a variety Of FANCY ARTICLES, suitable
PRESENTS such
JEWELRY, of the most handsome Style
Biscuit China Crystal aud Bronze WARE of every sor
TRAVELLING CASES Work Boxes Liquor Stands;
BASKETS and Fancy Boxes, Of MI kinds;
Rosewood DESKS, Bureaus, Work Tables and other Fur
bture;
FANS, Rich and Plain;
COLLARS and sI.EEVES, Embroidered;
Embroidered aud Plain HANDKERCHIEFS;
rORTEMONNAIES, Souvenirs, Gard Cases;
CIGAR CASES. Purses, Re,icues;
OPERA GLASSES. Of the best make,
SHE'LL, COMBS, the newest styless
In short full assortment of the latest specimens Of Partisan
skill and ingenuity
GLOVES, imitation of Jouyin's, at IS cents pair;
Genuine Jouvn GLOVES at 81 % a pair dl5 2pln
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The Court Of Napoleon!

further supply received of this magnificent PREsENTA
TON BOOK.
Together with further additions unequaed stock of ele
giant English ILLUSTRATED WORKS-jut received by the
Empire City. at
J. C. MORGAN'S,
dsl 2p2t Exchange Place, adjoining the Post Office.
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\ PUBLIC OFFICES. In conformity to usage, the
Custom House and Post Office will be closed today at
ii o'clock. The insurance offices will also be closed
at the same hour
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SOHTseEuIb brothers.
Secondhand Furniture Rostaht.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city wishing to dis
of their furniture will find to call On
the undersigned.
AlsoSecond hand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. M. TOURNE,
MA 2u3u1 % Raronne s.rest
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Hats. Hats! Hats!
H, a FesU Days, Gentlemen, 4 ,viH

In a FesU Days, Gentlemen, 4 1UiiI
Glue You a Bath at a -.
would most respectfully inform my friends and the public
generally that few days will have completed open
LARGE and COMMOD1OUS
B AT H - lou Sc,
at No IS CAMP STREET. also having through my
old and popular shop No. 65 Common street, where will be
glad to my friends and Meantime please call
and see at 65 Common street.
EDWARD HARVEY,
Barber and Genemen's Toilet Dresser.
P My connection with shop LOG street. ceased on
18th November last. d29 2p6t
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AUCTIoNEERNG.-Nr G. M. Rutherford offers his
services public general agent for the
purchase and sale Of slaves and real His office
20 Arcade passage. See his card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-01

Nos. SIS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Lee
street,
Receiving per Black Warrior Empire City fresh
of
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
among which
Youths Pilot Cloth OvERCOATS.
Youths and Boys Black and Colored Cloth RAGLANS
Youths and Boys Black Cloth FROCk COATS.
Youths and Boys Black Doeskin aud Coored Cashmere
PANTS.
Youths and Boys Velvet Cashmere and SILK VESTS.
Youths and Boys Black Cloth TALMAS
Boys Black and Colored CLOTH JACKETS.
Chdren's GRAY SUITS.
Chldren's FANCY SUITS with Vests attached
Chliren's Black and Colored LAMARTINE CAPE COATS.
Chdren's Black and Coored Cloth JACKETS and PANTS.
With general assortment of BOYS CLOTHING.
For sale by
F. MALLARD g. CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
d2G 2p6t of Old I4evee street