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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
nj BusiilessTa1k on ,ohange.

There were the usual gatherings on st. Charles
street, but nothing Of importance transpred in the
ordinary channels Of trade Canal, Royal and Chart
res streets were thronged with ctiZeus, and we think
the general retail trade was pretty good yesterday
At the steamboat landing there was not so much
doing. The distractions to navigation in the Ohio
river and upper Mississippi begin to be felt on our
great levee The cotton trade boats, however, are
active but there is so much competition in this trade
that 1t is very doubtful if many boats will more than
make sufficient during the season for their owners than
to say that they have got new dollar for an old one
The arrivals vessels from sea during the week have
been limited, yet heights have not undergone any
important variation They still hold at fair remune-
rating rates for their owners. ,s.s
We regret to learn that one Of the French steam
ship line hence for Havre met with accident and
was obliged to return for repairs part of her cargo
was discharged at the Baize and brought up to the
city by one Of the towboats The vessels of this line
have been very unfortunate the first ship met with
an accident and was delayed at Of the West India
Islands, the next was detained the passage much
beyond the allotted time and now the recent accident
to the Francois Arago, seems discouraging. 1t APP
pears, however, that the vessels were never con-
structed for this trade, and are of too heavy
draught Of water. This may not be the case, far
as the entrance Of the Mississippi is concerned when
it is deepened and excayated under the appropriations
made BY Congress at the last session.
Nothing of the Arabia at the usual hour last even
ing. Cotton dealers and the public in general are
very anxious for later advices In the meantime the
cotton market has come almost to dead halt, with
flour dragging heavily, corn moving briskly, and
wheat looking up oats selling about seyenty-fye
per cent. higher than at this time last year coffee
tending downward gunny bags advanced cent Or
two per yard though there is enough in the country
and coming to cover two and half millions of bales
cotton sugar and molasses selling readily, and at
the highest prices; the weather moderating, and
our good city now place with cheaper money
market than any other on this continent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
GrOCers' Drugs, etc.

The subscriber has and landing the following articles
at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES, to which he re-
specially calls the attention Of Druggists and Grocers:
10 gross FLAVORING EXTRACTS, assorted;
80 kegs SODA sALERATuS;
10 barrels CREAM TARTAR;
1900 pounds TtRTARIC ACID;
5 cases INDIGO; ...
10 kegs WASH BLUE;
20 barrels ALUM, Lump and Powdered;
40 casks SAL SODA;
200 kegs SUE. CARB, SODA;
10 barrels English VENETIAN RED;
Is =. BLACK LEAD;
5 cases british LUsTRE
zoo dozen MUSTARD, snperior
$40 -. Careers SCOTCH SNUFF;
500 Roone's
~ barrels .. e. in Biadders;
10 e, =. in jars;
40 jars CARE. AMMONIA;
80 cases Ccopsrs ISISGLAss;
70 barrels TAPlOCA;
e bales HOPS, Prime;
20 barrels GOPPERAS;
$50 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
50 kegs SALTpETRE;
3 cases NuTMEGs;
3 e. MACE
800 gross MATCHES;
2oO mats CINNAMON;
200 baskets OLIVE OIL, to arrive.
E. 3. WHEELOCK,
Wholesale Drug sst
dog 2pf 43 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

ADJUSTMENTS To-NIdHT.-At the Orleans theater,
the charming and popular opera, " II were King
AT Crisp's Gaiety, Miss Eliza Logan in her great
character Of Adrienne, the actressin which she will
sing the Marseiaise y and Mrs Cherr in her pro-
team character Of the Little Jockey
Atthe 81. Charles, Mr. Bourcicault in the comedy
Of Used up = Miss Robertson, Mile vallee and Mr..
DeBar in the extravaganza of 1.-THE Blue Belle y and
Miss Robertson and Mr.. Bourcieaut in the comedy OF
Andy Blake.n
At Armory Hall, Matt Peel and his great crowd Of
Ethiopian melodists and humorists
At the Amphitheater, a lot of gems in the horse
opera line.s
AT Vannuchi's Museum, the Kentucky fat woman
and host of other curiosities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

- The WEEkIY CREsdaExT, issued this morning,
contains all the latest information received, foreign
and domestic, BY mail and telegraph, together with
greatamount ofvaluabe and interesting miscellaneous
matter. ss -
Full accounts Of the siege and victory at Granada
by aportion d the troops Of Gen. Walker; interest
ing Ncaragusn correspondence, California news, ETC.,
viii also be found in the present number
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mailcan
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
Office No 70 Camp street, or at ]. O Morgsn's book
store, adjoining the PostOf1ic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

THE G1RcEs AT TWELVE To-DAy.-As usual The
regular Saturday daylight exhibition comes off at the
Amphitheater at noon today. Mile Rosa, Robinson,
Magton and the great guns of the three cireuses,
all appear for the special amusement of the recherche
audience, which always assemble on these occasions
Tonight melange of rare equestrian, gymnastic and
pantomine entertainments are given. There appears
to be no abatement in the rush to this elegant theater
and the audiences are remarkable for their respec
liability as for their numbers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

NEWSPAPERS AND ADvERTls!NG.-The Pniladel-
phia Buetin, after making some very timely sugges
tons on the duties Of the current year. to the
following very sensible conclusion. Its hint is as ap
plicable here as in Philadelphia:
Finally, make resolve-if you are in any sort Of
business that you will push it with all the economy,
berality, spirit and enterprise you can muster-aId
by way Of taking fresh start and combining the
whole four in vigorous effort, the best thing you
can do is, beyond question to take newspaper, and
send to it good long advertisement--one Of that
kind which not only makes it certain that your
will be seen by all the world, but which also proves
that you are doing first rate business, and afford
to make it known. The world loves to patr0nze those
sing is an uniailing sign of prosperity times go.
OF all habits this is beyond question of the very
best to form at the beginning of the year, and as
such sincerely commend it to all our friends and
readers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
Ft'isees and Liquors,


I...,........... ROYAL STREET, ............ II
Asnpp1y Of CREME De BoUzY CHAMPAGNE in Quartz
and phts conSaEty on hand which equal to tie e .bst
&c this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
r r DIES:
sAzERhC Of the Vintage Of 1856 1888 Rd 1869 AID o,h.r
LIilGt
w ELS Ky:
OF al descrpions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourtcp
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quartz
Also.
On hand, usual of the best WINES and H.
UuoS IN The MARKET which will bs sold Oh as reasonable
teTnf as any other house in the aity
SEWElL T. TAYLOR,
u 'lIy No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

THE BALL AT OnD FELLOWS HALL--The second
of the Young Mems Society Masked Balls at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Thursday night, more than realized
all previous anticipations. It was crowded, but not
so much 80 as TO be uncomfortable, and among the
troops Of ladies present were many that were very
beautiful in person, exquisitey tasteful in dress and
entirely bewitching in the dance. The management
was, as usual excellent, and altogether our memory
of the ball Is as that Of some sweet brilliant dream
The third ball Of the series comes off on the Doth inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
.3,3O7 Prizcsy
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Ticket
Prizes, amounting to- -


Whole Tickets sio Halves, 50; Quarters, $50
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding the succeeding Numbers to those
drawing The &c prizes will be entitled to the d4 AppoA
NATION Prizes, according to the scheme .. OIL s 81. %
5000 Prizes Of SIC will be determined by the last figure OF The
number thai the $4,000 prize For example IT the
number drawing the $40 900 prize ends with No shcn all the
tickets where the ends in will be entitled to so II
the number ends with No then all the tickets where the nhm-
boy ends III VIII be entitled tic $40, and so on to o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As ty this Scheme Ticket every 10 guaranteed 10
draw $40 we will sell Certificates Packages Of 10 Tickets
Consecutive number following rates, which is the risk
On them:
Allha they draw the guaranteed accrnes TO
the purchaser.
. Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
r e. 10 Half ......,,.,.. 10
10 Quarter ............ 10
Il will perceived by this plan that for $50 he purchaser
has certificate tickets when he buys tickets be would
only get Wholes thus by buying certificates he
chances for the larger frzesEalves and Quar-
ter Packages in proportion ,........ -..... ....
| IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered on
receiptof which they will he forwarded by first mail
drawn Numbers and Prize. will be sen; 10
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Prze Tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either
office.
rf Orders for Tickets be addressed either to Samuel
swar Box 80 S, Post Office New Orleans or to
+ S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
ialo 2pa&w or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
BRIGHTON & BARE0T.
sa-W c WOULD reeona.nend our Invalid ren.

give ooiards German Bttets trial feel
medicine produce evidence the following
its favor, is no lumbug:
j n Spring says Rockpurt Monroe county, y. Y Eel
g. lS5-send fresh supply OF Biers in,re daey. !.
gives the very best satisfaction. One gentleman had been
troubled viii; tle dys epsia .o org time and spent the
Of last ro:ed establish len but found
relief whatever un:il lie used the Bitters lie is
titely cured,r
Rev. T. P Feaer says New Brook1yn N. Y October 6,
ls3-Dr c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir-l request you send
by first opportunity, three bottles Of Eoofands German
Biters. and glad that the Bites have cared DIFF
persons of my acquaintance when physicians help
without effect especially hemorFhrGial cases. eedg piles
the effect and curc and certain
EsTASGe advertisement. jal6 2pln&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

TO Observation-Disclosures in want Of BLANK BOOKS
will do well TO give call 10 the STATIONERY STORE No.
81 Charities where they will find the greatest
that has ever been offered to the public.
Among; which Leders journals Cash Books and Day
Books Invoice Books Account Current Books Record Books
Minute Books Petty Ledgers Order and Memorandum Books
Pass Books of all sizes from Imperial Cap Folio
and Quarto bound Russia ends and bands flu Sheep;
Cloth half houuda made with English American and French
best laid and papers.
These Books will be sold such Low Prices induce
cry one to buy.
The stock of BLANK BOOKS from fall will be so d at
COST PRICE.
Merchants will also find the place all kinds of Fancy
STATIONERES for office use and also n newly invented
INKSTAND, very useful fer Offices, banks compa-
MES, etc. For sale by
P. DUREL & CO.,
jas 2p;f 81 Charities street.
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H0theUf,sS


90 M M r r. CIAL COLL E @ Z,
No. log Canal Street.
French, Spanish German English Arithmetic Geometry
Surveying Navigation Penmaship Book Keeping Phouog
raphy etc. are laugh; by able experienced Professors
hee are special and Professors each
New Classes thiS week, at lQ6 Canal street
isI5 2psss RUFUS DOIRFAP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

PAcrFIc RAILRoAD.-We have received a pamphlet
copyof the |. First Annual Report Of the Board Of
Directors of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
chartered BY the State Of Texas As yet we have
not had time to look it, and cannot, therefore,
speak knowingly as to its value.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

CRIME IN BAsTRor.-We learn from the More
house Advocate, of the It'll inst. that man named
Hash has been tried in the District Court of that
place, found guilty murder in the first degree, and
sentenced to death.
A man named Ellis has been convicted of shooting
with intent to kill and sentenced to the penentiary
for seven years and negro man under sentence
of death for cutting white man. A fellow named
Rotten had been sent to the parish Jail for three
months for committing an assault and battery upon
his mother. ....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

ES1 The season Is fast approaching when
ali gentlemen require argesupply Of SHIRTS. T0thcss
ileraen who prize elegant Violating Shirt fair rce
Leighton Barbot tsk the liberty Of announcing their
friends and the public generally tat Mr. Leighton is
here and will he happy take orders and for the
coming Spring Leigon's First Premium Shirts avorably
known ways tie obtained the Of ST. Charles and
Canal streets.
jail 2pGt BRIGHTON & BAREOT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

Mr.. Neafe is playing his way to this city and gath,
ering fresh laurels wherever he appears. He is one
Of DeBars stars for sometime next month, and will
be- as he always is, warmly greeted by his legion of
admirers in the Crescent City, The Ineligencer thus
calls attention to his closing benefit at Petersburg
TnEATER To-NIGHT.-This, it will be remembered,
is the last appearance and the benefit night Of the
popular actor, Neaie. His performances during his
stay here have left indelible impressions upon the
minds of his Petersburg audiences of his genuine
merit, both as actor and author: and it will be long
ere bis name will be excluded from the critical and
fashionable circles of our city. We have seen him in
several of his ayore characters, and that he is
about to leave US, feel bound to pronounce him bril-
liant and perect-an ornament to the profession with
which he is allied. We hope that he will honor Peters
burg with frequent visits hereafter and entertain its
citizens with his admirable Grammatical skill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

SHIRTs.-Gentlemen wishing their shirts made to
order ylishy and at cheap rates. have excellent on
portunity Mr. Leighton, Of the firm of leighton Barbot
Of ST. Charles and Canal streets leave for
New York. will offer. See the card on
the subject, in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

Robert FisEstN.
DEALER IN CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING,
No. So Camp street, ". o.
The undersigned respectfully informs his friends AID the pub
lie has hand full Of FINE and FASH
IONARLE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he will sell Us low Rs any Loise in the city.
-ALSO-
4 fan assortment Of TRUNKS UMBRELLAS, CARPET
BAGS and every usually kept in Clothing Store
ROBERT PITIEIN,
jal2 2pGt 81 Camp ct.
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c. II. Rarriere $ Brother,

G. II. Rarriere $ Brother,
No 20 CHARITIES STREET,
received, by arrivals from France the following
DRESS GOOD 81!
rlouneed SILK ROBES, with fringe; =
with velvet trimming;
Chene Flounced SILK ROBES;
MORE Antique
Bnck MORE ANTIQUE, from 81 to SC per yard;
Plain TAFFETAS all colors;
Black SILKS plain and frnred-a perfect assortment;
Small Check and Plaid SILKS;
Printed PONGEES and FOULARDS;
English and Canton CREPES;
Founced BARkGEs for Even ny Dresses ''.
yALENCIAs, POPLTNS, etc; etc NJ.
Being DESTROYS Of reducing stock o. SILKS, VIII from
this date, sell them al much reduced prices
c. A. BARRIFRE & BROTHER.
Black Silk vEIvETS for Cloaks all Widths from 81 IS to
C. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
d3l 2plm 20 Chartres street.
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Rat Dresses.


GOODSI
We would invite the particular attention Of Planters ard
Commission Merchants stock the above goods.
Among them
Negro snd Bed Blankets Kentucky Jeans Lnseys Kerseys
Plain, Blcached and Brown Shirtings and Shee;ings;
Southern Lowel!s; Heavy Twis for Pants;
Stripes and Plaids and Plaid Linseys for Dire SEES;
Deh.ns, Apron and Fuc!:tUre Cheeks;
Ticks Co'torutes Az. ercan ard French Prints;
Furniture Calicos, Hosiery OF file best makes
White Goods, Linens Table Cloths and Napkins Diapers.
IL short almost every article in ine all Of which, in
speeton, will be foand CHEAP.
c. A. BARRIERE g. BROTHER,
dSl 2plm 20 Cha7tres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN Day GooDs.- The par
caar attention Of city and country buyers called
tensiye sale Of fresh imported goods this day. O'clock by
yiGcent Co. their auction rooms Me- rs Customhouse
street. See their advertisement.
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Rbehats,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEf's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
"@h 70 Nos. 81 and ISL ChArtrcs street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

CorroN. The receipts Of cotton for the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening were, by
the Eclipse, from Millikens Bend, l,342 bales !;
Natchez, from vicksburg 2,lo4 Col. Edwards, from
Carolina Bluffs, 1,0s2; Bella Donna, from Stamps
Landing, S31 Lewis Whiteman, from Lehore 1,55S;
America from Apalachcola, 194. Total, 1856 bales.
Exported yesterday, 4,4s5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17

Coon sENTIMrST.--I7eutenant Maury, of the Ma
tonal Observatory, in a lecture in New York, said
$ / have always found in my scientific studies that
when could get the Bible to say anything on The
subject, it afforded me firm platform to stand upon
and another round in the ladder by which could
safely aseend.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-17
Ia Something New Under the sur

sa- Something New Under tt.e SUN The
la specimen Of the inventive genius Of the universal Yam
kee ngon, is Ransays patent combination door and window
for houses The specimen alluded arrived III the city
days ago, ard may he the MechaGcs' Exchange
ST. Charles street 1t rhentd within the last year took
gold medal at the fair Of The American Institute in New York
prize the ST. Louis Fair, has already
svuls put into in New York, Missouri other States
rom examination Of The article yon woald rl2nUncc II
suited houses in Louisiana than any part Of
the country It may be raised and lowered like window
opeGe and shut like double door side be :aiSed
opened; The top section may be lowered The groun and
in shot the admirable ard convenient contrvance for
ventilation invented The weightrHpys attached
the hinges which Of movable sliding audd3wR
grooves, freely aud smoothly; Iud the side sge when
closed, firmly joined they hut sash.
thor ugh description CT tie invention could
wout the Of tccinicaies which hut builders woid
understand. The great merit Of the Invention apra
every behoder In addition admirable qualities
ventilator It is haac me- durable and cheap ard
building residence should omit seeing and form his
opinion Of itsceves the favor merits, viii be in
extensive use in New Orleans.
The specimen Of The invention exhibition a: The Mechanics
Exchanzeis in charge Of Mr. W F. Wells, who will
needfu information in regard and dispose o. rights for its
sale in State city or town. ial2 2PGt
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.Hf. SNNatseE FselSgtGEds.

oFFlCE-Nc. ll5 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEAEs
Cures CANCERS, ScALDTIEAD, WulTE-swELse SONS aad
uLCEEs nf every description Fag7 Priv
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MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RROKER.
No. 80 Tchoupitoulas street,
New ORLEANS, LA,
Those friends and others vic nay pie give me their
patronage may Gsu c my best attentions their interest
dig Up GEO. ", BRUCE,
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.EBNneaged Goods.

CAMP STREET. Is5
The undersigned will offer TUESDAY the 18th instant
large Of DRY GOODS slightly damaged by
during the fire at his The oh ilist.
GRE b a AIMS
VIII he offered in
EMRROIDERIES.
SILKS, LACES
MERINOS, CASHMEEBs,
DE LANES vEI.VETS,
FRENCH PRINTS,
CLOAkS, TALMAS,
GLOVES, PARASOlS,
TRIMMINGS e'c. e!c, etc,
HORACE HARDY,
JAZZ 2pGt lS5 Camp ,aGeet.
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Wear Orleans CARPET Ey-urehoys
W. .9tUit Et0yd's

STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD DIRECTORY
Disasters on the Southern and Western
Waters.
G H A p e d I 7 N,
A. Fifty Gents. s...
10 600 Copies will be Issued February 25h 1851 positively ia
New Orleans.
Fifty will he taken Th nun.ber is posi-
lively all that can be !aken fer this edition.
Those DESTROYS having inserted will please ad
dress
W. ALVIN LLOYD,
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AUGUSTA, Ga, Decer7sCr q, 1856
DcnT Nadame-I cannot thanks TO You or tell
you how happy You will emeater that called you
last in ST. Louis, and selected numbers for in
the Maryland and Alabama Lotteries You numbers
for three tickets. On them have drawn $4,000 or
ent drawings and it for that good fortune would
this DAY he beggar every dollar worth of property owned
under mortgage, aud that timely aid has saved II. En-.
closed please find $3.50 and send Of y0ur Roman Tails
friend Of sHys he has for the last three
years and he speaks highly Of that long possess
for if there is turn the Of bad luck
needs than from what ny friend says,
wonderful thing III tho world.
You my wishes fer your prosperity and happiness
JOHN J. CUNiM1NS.
The Madame remains in the city Uu short time at her
rooms. 235 CaronlGlet street.
Terrns-Rcadng the P.ancts-Iadie, 81 So Gentlemen,
S5. Lottery numbers s.. TanaIs SIC 81 Da;e Of
birth correct Indispensable.
EFor persons born in March, April May June September
December She VIII the Havana,
Maryland Lotteries that VIII win capital prizes
having children BON in those months have their
numbers selected and draw prizes Remember 35 Ca
rondeet street. JAZZ Dot!
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s - II FaIssr AND FOURTH pAGEs.-es

Tar SIEGE or GRAHADA.-We give, elsewhere, an
Interesting aneount Of the siege Of Granada, written by
I11t participant in the defence. 1t wil be found
hsnpely interesting, and may be relied upon as
authentic. "a z
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y. W.. Seymour
Gto0ks and Rttsstoia Esss.s,
COME TO The LADIES
r 4 y II ION AEEE CTna * AGrtE =

F. III IONAR CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies will he find q a. kinds
Of Fancy GOODS; 1000 yards Of rich French Silks
30 CASES PARIS MADE BONNErs
:G0 rich Lace and Muslin Sets $50 sets Russian Furs a,o wool
f"d eht"s FIJI assortment of rich LEces btors In
deg Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new svle
Robes dc EhDEbre; 200 Rich Embroidered Iadftrh a
iul assortment c! Dress Goods Rich Fouced Earcs Or
ganG.es and Issaes ull Bridal and y l.
Giles; Ladies' Embroidered Under and new St; Co1,,s.
Ladies RicE Sei! Combs; Fancy Bags and and
as this * already known as the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANT1LIA FACTORY
ana The only one il the iiy that keeps unlimited STOCK of
GLbAhS A4' STYLES for Ladies' Misses and IHuies W
WILLSai.L SOUTHERN MADE CLOAKS of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING at half the price, and will ru,an-
tee 10 sell them less than bali the price those hos thai 20
on North to buy some Cloaks to sell again.
Merchants buying Cloaks Bonnets silks Embo.Lric. or
any Fancy Goods should call at IA CANAL. STkEET
D. E. kEEGAN,
u EpJiA IA Cana. street