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rhe Mas. Meeting Il Odd Fellows' Hail.

2 a. , ~ d D..
Every member Of the American party must know
that mass meeting is called for tonight, at Odd
Fellows Hall. This fact being settled, we look for
q dem onstration of the largest and most forcible
kind. 4 All s. E 4 ..s MAJ ,,.;i
Z The question is to be settled on Monday, whether
the people Of New Orleans are to be their own mas
tiers or not or at any rate it is to be temporarily
decided until the Supreme Court shall finally decide
the question for them Therefore, every American
every honest ctizenwho wishes to consider himself
the peer and not the ser of bis neghbor citizen in
any other parish Of the State will add the force Of
his presence TO the meeting tonight and contribute
his throb to the swell Of patriotism which will be
necessary for the preservation of his respect to him
self as an American freeman in his opposition to the
Infamous and autocratc scheme which will confront
him, day after tomorrow, at the ballot-hox,
The most distinguished speakers Of the party will
address the assemblage aud afterwards procession
will be formed, with all the accessories Of music,
banners and transparencies, and the city will be
aroused by the sight and the sound Of band of men
who have not forgotten that they are Americans,
The weather promises to be propitious- everything
fayors the turnout there never was an occasion
in the Of politics in which the display Of Ameri-
can feeling could have been more just or appropriate
than it will be tonight Therefore, knowing that it
will be responded TO- from the center to the crcum-
ference Of the city, we give the call ssl
| Rally Americans, Raliy!n'
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Manufactures Of
The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
p L U N b Il Il s.
TIN, COPPER, link AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
Plumbing Copper Tin Zinc Sheet Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sizes Shower Baths,
Bath Tubs Wash hand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths, Water Closets Lead Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB WAsHSTANDs, suitable for water
works without, beautiful article for bed rooms
We have constantly hand large well selected
melt Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks of all
Sizes Wasfstand, Sink Buffers Shanpooning Compression.
for hot cold water Lager Beer and Csern Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all kinds; Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from Il to inches; and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven be the very article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
sizes cook for families Of from five persons up sizes
that will cook for six hundred 81. ... F-.
Are Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vsvesTree sizes Nos and a. prices $40 s5
and SOTO raise from Is 81 feet perpendicular
the from 80 ITO clear of the with only
the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale retail. Also
Parlor Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied
H-A work done by warranted give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
G. c. BIER & CO.,
OLE ly--2p3m No. 95 Camp street, New Orleans.
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Fashionable

Fashionable
G. E MP ORIU M.
ROBERT PITIkIN,
IL AND Is CAMP STREET.
The undersigned having Just returned from the North, 10
now prepared 10 offer the best stock of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
brought to this market consisting following Goods
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FROCK COATS.
:. DRESS :.
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS-A great variety.
BLACK and FANCY VELVET vEsTs-A great variety.
CASHMERE
PRESIDENT CLOTH RAGLANs.
PILOT =. v.
BEAVER :.
LARGE LOT OF sHAwLs. -..
MERINO, LAMBS WOOL AND COTTON UNDERsHIRTa
AND DRAWERS.
SHAKER FLANNEL UEDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
MERIN0, COTTON AND LAMBS WOOL SOCKS.
large assortment of SHIRTS, both Linen and Linen Bo
sons, got up in the latest style.
Boys Clothing,
large stock of various Styles both School,
TRUNKS, FALISES, CARPET BAGS.
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
And everything usually found in Clothing Store.
To convince the public would invite them to call and
anime for themselves.
ROBERT PITKIN,
OF 2p1m Is Camp street. opposite the City Hotel
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#. .M0yard $ Co.,

IF. .N0ya1'd $ Co.,
Nos IS and 60 Canal street, corner ,of Old Levee.
We have just opened very large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
sists in part Of
Fine French Cashmere OFFICE sUITs-Coats Pants and
Vests alike.
Fancy Cashmere PALEToTs SACs OFFICE COATS.
Tweed and Satinet :. :.
Black Cloth FROCK COATS-At all prices
Pilot Cloth, Beaver, Lion Skin RAGLANS, OVERSEAS.
BURNoEs, CLOAKs etc.
Superine Silk Plush SULTANA RAGLANS
MOSCOW ovERCoATS, trimmed with Plush.
Fine Black Doeskin PANTS.
Black and Coored Union, Cashmere and Sanet PANTS.
Silk and Satin VESTS.
Plush and Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere and Satinet VESTS.
BLANKET COATS.
Flushing MONKEY JACKETS and COATS.
"A complete assortment Of
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing,
Consisting Of
FRoCK COATS, RAGLANs Monechrtstos, Talmas, Togas,
Oversees Jackets, Panaloons, Vests etc.
We SHIRTS Under shirts Drawers
Socks, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders etc.
F. MALARD & CO., ..
IS and 60 Canal street,
s2s 2pweFrss61tw of Old Levee.
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The ELECTION Ne.t Monday.

There will be an election next Monday, without AN
earthquake or some other general smash-up of nun.
dane affairs nterferes to prevent As we don't anti
cpate either earthquake or smashup, we expect the
election will pass off about as usual We can't see
why IL shouldn't. H
Although there mischieyous persons in the city
circulating all manner of injurious reports, we trust
our political friends will come up manfuly to their
respective polling stations and vote the the
entire ticket. AS WHOLE it is the best ticket that
has been presented to the people of New Orleans for
their surages for many years 1t represents the d.
yersifed interests Of the commercial, financial, me-
chanica manufacturing, industrial and railroad COM
munty to the ampest extent is respectable through
out, and altogether worthy universal support,
The smallest concerted effort, we apprehend, will
suffice to elect entire ticket our opponents being
dlspirited disorganized, and wholly devoid Of the
morale indispensable to success But for the mi.
qaitous workings of the infamous and mconstitu.
tional Army bll,' they would not, in all human
probability, venture upon show of opposition.
stiil, we would not have our friends any the less
active and ygiant. Everything may be lost, whilst
anything is in danger Let them bear this great
truism in mind, and govern themselves accordingly
We can, must and will, carry New Orleans, without
we are altogether reereant to ourselves and our
country.
Then, rally, one and ALL Rally with will and a
voice. Rally with an unconquerable determination
and victory is certoin to perch upon cur standard
Rally Rally! -Ai3l slF
MEDICAL Books AT WHITE's.-Mr. II. L. White,
Of No. los street, this MORNINGS Crescent
list Of the BILE npon the different
branches of medicine 10 which would call the especial
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TIM s44RMY BIIiI. -, HOW IS RI ~ BE
y6NrDRcEna w

Il The sSAsoined ~ u, extract tfdnsa rer6f of the
.A6brneTs Eencr& made tosthe ~ LegislAtare We
nave Italicized some pof4ions Of It, with the view Of
directing tho particular attention Of the Superin7
tendent 81 Elections thereto as well as for the pur
mo- 81 asking some questions Here is the extract
rhs.s snss9y ii ~ submitted to the Legsa
furG sssa tAf ne police Of New Orleans wholly inef
srna Jse s1sslased shis tho police Of
I'D sy wsrs unwilling suppress election dots
TAi u been oharwse there woad have been no
fScdy, then, b. found only IN the exercise Of
e spsri pose Of ne STATE The ssts should organize AN
FORCE Jor eAoa c9 Fsaa Orleans exclu
ey under the control Of State officers sufficiently numerous
- suHpuE an opponents with legal and PHYSICAL
sncngh ali dsurbes Of the peace Should these
Be regarded appropriate they should os equal to the
emergency demands them. measures ,couM IN
srs contempt rovoke opposition The force employed
shoua he fully capable controlling al pos
sbe resistance authority conferred should be ample for
exercise that the people Of New Orleans might be
aroused proper of indignation at the ouaes they
have long tolerated, and induced to become partisans
ne erpens Of the should DC borne SAFELY ~
payes cf New Ot1eaas.
Without answering the allacious assertions Of the
Attorney General respecting our police, which have
been refuted over and over again in these columns
for never was police force causeessy slandered
and 30 wantonly villifiedwe will proceed with our
intenogatories to the Superintendent Of Elections
Do yoa Cotton intend to crush free
expression Of the wish o THE people Of this netrop
oils, beneath the superior poorer Of the State 2?
Do you intend to organize an armed force to ac
complishl an object alike nearous and impossible?
Do YOU, BY means Of such armed force intend to
sabdue'' BY physical power, the liberties Of
citizens? Do YOU intend; u spurn e halfway mea-
sures,r and with lorly scorn to ride over
the dearest rights of freemen Do you intend TO
Va ~
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A SURVEYING SrEAMEk.--A contractor named
Forbes is constructing steamer in Boston about 80
feet long, and to draw only two feet of water to be
used by Captain Page in continuing and completing
the survey Of the Parana river in South America for
which Congress made appropriation of SIS 900 at
its last session. The steamer will be constructed in
three sections to be carried out on the deck of
sailing vessel She is expected to be ready for ship
ment by the middle of November.
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Youths, Boys and ChtIGisess's
LOT HIN G.
r. MALAED q, CO.,

Nos. IS and so Canal street, corner of Old Levee
The subscribers have Just received large
CLOTHING for Youths, Boys and Children consisting of
Boys and Chdren's sATINET SUITS attached-Lgh Gray
and Steel Mixed.
Youths Boys and Childrens SAT1NET PANTS and JACK
ETS-Light Gray and Steel Mixed.
Youths and Boys BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
Youths and Boys PALEToTs, sACs RAGLANs, ToGAs,
etc etc. . a.
Chidren's SACS, RAGLANs TOGAS, etc.
Youths aud Boys TALMAS.
Boys and Children's LAMARTINE TALMAS
Youths and Boys CASHMERE, SATIN, SILK and VEL
VET VESTS.
Youths Boys and Childrens CASHMERE PANTS with
stripes.
Children's VELVET FLY JACKETS handsomely trimmed.
Chidren's FANCY CLOTH FLY JACKETS, handsomely
trimmed. Sa.I..
The whole Of their Youths Boys and Chdrens of
CLOTHING is got in the most tasty manner and
the best assorted offered in this city, will
Low PRICES
h F. MALARD & CO.,
o2s 2pWeFrsa&W corner of Canal and Old Levee
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AS The o. s. steamship Fulton, Lieut.. j.. Amy,
arrived yesterday morning from Mobile, and is at
anchor of Slaughter House Point.

GlLDIEG AND GALyANIzING. = Mr.. D. Cast, at Ne
70 hartres street. perfect Of the gliding and ga
vanishing ART who should be patronired by all who may
have anything do in that line The specimens Of his
which he display his exquisite
tel they silver and gold they to b.
Watches table services deboard walters baskets pitch
ers punch bowls glded slyered Mr. g. in the
most beautiful and perfect and besides his he gilds
and hrenzes futures ornaments lamps us,es
delabra and everything line The public will do well
go and examine Mr. Casts specimens work We refer his
card in this mornings Crescent
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nIrTO the Editors OF the Crescent. Gentle
act Of charity to the orphan your gensr-
osy see you will be kind enough to inform the good and
people Of this city, through your paper
tuguese Benevolent Association intend usual
lection for the benefit of the New Orleans Female Orphan Asy
u Camp street. and also the orphans Of the St. Mary
Asylum of the Third District their Tombs in the Old Catho
lie Cemetery No. Basin street. All Saints Day On this
occasion the Tombs will be handsomely ornamened in deep
mourning and at O'Clock NJ religious ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Father Mousa Chaplain of the ASCOT
ton and his clergy ut which the public respectfully in
vted to be present i.f ltftFg
By giving this, gentlemen place in your columns you will
be doing service to the orphans will obge
members Of the Association whose behalf am your most
obedent servant. JOHN DAVIS President
New Orleans, October q, 1857. 4 o28 2p4t
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los Canal Street. los

-
TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.
WATsONs PRACTICE.
WOODS PRACTICE.
~ DUEGLESON'S PRACTICE.
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY.
AAGENDIE'S PHYSIOLOGY
KIRKE & FACETS PHYSIOLOGY.
FERGUsoN's SURGERY
DRuTH'S SURGERY
~ SMITHS MINOR SURGERY.
LUDL0W'S EXAMINATIONS. ..-'
MENDENHA EXAMINATIONS
NEII. 4 SMITHS COMPENDIUM
CHURCHIILS MIDWIFERY.
RAMSB0THAM'S MIDWIFERY
4 DEVICES MIDWIFERY.
. WILSON'S ANATOMY.
HORNER'S ANATOMY.
......- POCKET ANTAGONISTS
DUNGLES0NS DICTIONARY.
HooPERtS DICTIONARY.
DUNGLESoN'S CYCLOPEDIA OF MEDICINE.
WOOD & BACHE's DIsPENSAToRY. =
PAREIRA'S MAI EZRA MEDICA...
..... WOODS THERAPEUTICS.
The attention of Medical Students is respectfully
large ard we'll selected stock of the leading TEXT BOOKS
for sale by
s-7 g THOS. +. WHITE,
OIL 2p3t Bookseller, No. los Canal street. N o.
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Atratious ands Gigantic Frauds IN centem-
M platfen. 6#
THF H0NEST ToFERS or TIE THIRD DISTRICT 10
IRE SWTNDLEDSANYHOWi

y S# * ks4 III F IA
Weexposed yesterday morning what we deemed
gigantic scheme Of fraud and corruption, by means
of which the Bdelian.D dynasty intended
70 silence the voice Of the honest voters Of the Third
Congressional District, and to make pensioned and
perjured emissaries and soldscoundrels from
afdistant parts Of the country arbiters and de-
elders of the Congressional contest What We then
said was derived from sources Of the utmost relia-
bty; and what we are about to say is derived from
sources consider entitled to the greatest credence.
If we did not SO believe we should pay no attention
to the matter. 81,
The steamboat Hiawatha- as We remarked yester-
day morning brought down from St. Louis some
four hundred Irishmen, whom, it was generally known
to the passengers and officers Of the boat, had their
passages paid and their other expenses provided for,
for the single and exclusive purpose of voting in
louisiana Many Of these persons were landed at
various points below Baton Rouge, as far as David
sons District extended, and the remainder, one
hundred and sixtyive were brought to the city, and
have professionally found their way to the lower
portion of Davdson's District ere this This is mum.
Der one Of the startling series Of facts about to be
presented to the public. Is
Now for number two: The steamboat Allegheny,
also from St. Louis, left with about five hundred Of
tie same description Of passengers. At Memphis
some fifty or sixty were landed. At Arkansas land
ines some fifteen or twenty. From the Arkansas line
down. principally at or near Baton Rouge and Don.
aldsonyille about one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE: and
n New Orleans ahout three hundred Here we con.
c,,de ,u,,,her tyvo
Now for n,Y,ha. thraa The STEAMBOAT Fanny
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kpRead This-F'or all Bowel DIsea SEES Di.
arrhea Cholera Dyspepsia Fatuency Constipation gem
eal Debility know of nothing better than
celebrated Stomach Biters glass taken three times
each day before meals, will be
dseaseswi remove all heaviness from the stomach keep
free from costiveness digestion give good appe
tite and impart healthy tone the whole system Every
family should keep these Bers hand during the summer
family medicine For sale by all principal drug
gists and dealers generally. Il o26 2p6tkltW
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sTrfhe arrivals from sea have been very meagre
for some days past Among the vessels due. and past
dae, the steamer Philadelphia, which left New York
On ne l7th inst, ID the most important The Phila
delphia has large amount Of coin on board. The
presumption Is she has been detained at Havana
waiting the steamer from Aspinwall. It is about
time our government established direct mall be,
tween this and Aspinwall, and not be humbugging
the great interests Of this emporium with paltry
route BY the way Of Havana,
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a-Cross-1scEle.

Just tell u.s. citizens, If perchance ye can,
Of what consists the crowning pride of MANI
How may mortsls with the gods compete,
Nor dread their vengeance, in our sad defeat2
Solve we the riddle: though the gods are fair
They have no hatters, and their heads are bare;
Ger this orr artists, with triumphant smiles,
Now roof the nation with their classic tiles.
SO let's to one Of them, who pleases well,
He Of st. Charles street, meath the big hotel.
ALL that he sells is priced in fashions ranks;
This fact remember, too-he gives, with thanks
Substantial change for BILLS all the banks.
D. G. JOHNSTON,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
st. Charles street,
26 2p6t .,#a.: under the Hotel
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NJ The mail steamer California, from Mobile yes
terday brought inspecie, consigned to order.
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Cheap Sfos,e! Cheap store.
r. AT COST PRICES!
AND FANCY GOODS,

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
tcHARTREs STREET. coRHAR HOSPITAL.
MRS. E'ABIO
Has the honor inform her Ladies' in gen
era that she has received from France complete and varied
assortment of FALL. AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, con.
sisting of Ladies' and Misses
SILK AND VELVET B0NNETs. Is +, = ne Z x y7tI.
VELVET AND SILK MANTILLAs, r7S' s5ss4a INV
y STRAW BoNNETs, INFANTS, CAPS, ~
ENBRoTDERIEs, GLOVES,
% MARouIsEs, UMBR BLI.As, PARAsoI.s,
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS .as u,.55l SqI
e BRIDAL AND BALI. WREATHS,
BRIDAL Walls, FANCY PLUSH, te.f'G
VELVET TRIMMINGS, SHELL COMBS,
~ FANS, RIBBONS. ETC., OF ALI. KINDS,
And large assortment of RENEE LACE Wells, well
complete assortment of ALL OTHER ARTICLES comprised
in the Millinery line.
MRS FABIO hopes that her fine selection Of Goods and the
moderate prices at which they will be Sold Cheaper than
be obtained esewhere will her liberal of public
patronage.
Mrs. respectfully invites Ladies call and examine her
goods before purchasing elsewhere She viii induce
ments to purchasers.
as-eountry orders promptly and accurately executed
3-Remember-
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARITIES STREETS
Bills Of Suspended Banks
|-lr Received for
oAKS, sHAWLs AND MANTILLAs.
great assortment of new style
CIoaks, shaSyIs and nIantiIIas,
To be sold at COST PRICE, by
MRS. s. G. FABIO,
o2s 2p3m Chartres street. corner of Hospital, N o..
s. ". Moody at Home,
COR. CANAL AND ROYAL sTs
Just arrived from his Northern tour with fashionable
and complete assortment of
SHIRTS -5t 8
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Selected by himself suit the of his friends and
customers which experience enables MOODY
duly appreciate. In consequence of
j THE GREAT FINANCIAL CRISIS,
MOODY has purchased mostly for since the South
ern stocks have been received,
HIS GOODS
from the latest European impoations little half the
sereoyped prices and is prepared offer the largest
stock in Southern country unheard prices
for CASH ON DELIVERY
Only think Of r
SIX HANDSOME SHIRTS, for s..
HEAVY UNDER SHIRTS-6 for 81 50.
DRAWERs-6 for s. 20.
.. ENGLISH SoCKS-6 for ST.
FINE BLACK SILK CRAyATS, 40 cents each.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS, 81 a dozen
LADIES HEMSTITCHED for 81 50.
STITCHED CLOTH GLOVES, 80 cents a pair.
ELASTIC SUSPENDERS, % pair.
FINE DRESSING ROBES, So each. .s
10 SHIRT COLLARS for 30 cents.
BOYS SHIRTS AND UNDER GARMENTS, TRAVELLING
SHAWIS Mufiers. silk and Cotton Umbrellas Dressing
and Writing Cases Fancy Articles Peumery every
thing for GENTLEMAN'S TOILET, at bargains that
really suit the times.
ns-Bills Of all city banks taken AT PAR. or 2p6t
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sAr.riUeG !!

e1s'7"iCe6!
N O r r is, M A ULIl &c @ o.,
#".es~ CLOTH HERS,
gg....- 49,. .g.., Successors Norris L Way)
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now offer to the public their large elegant
ment Of .."
Fine Fall and Winter Clothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL.
Their stock of
OvERCoATs,
DRESS COATS,
.-.- ri. @ .,-. FROCK COATS, and
+e BUSINESS COATS
Has been selected greatest posi-
BILE
BLACK AND FANCY CASS. PANTS.
.. FANCY CASS. SUITS
l... CAZIQUE,
In every variety
Together with and beautiful assortment Of
VESTs...,...... OF all descriptions.
SHIRTS =. :.
FANCY GOODS ;. :. os 2pH
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ns~Information Wanted--Any one possess
ing knowledge of the death of VIM D. Leland late Of
Catshoula parish in this State and make affidavit thereto
will confer special favor BY calling upon the undersigned
this Office as ~
cSl 2ptf r. r. yANHoRN
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BLACK eros Du Rim, FRENCH Wool MERISoEs,
sIoThe attention Of buyers called ,e extensive sale Of
foreign and American dry goods place this day 10
ocock a the aueiop rooms Of Vincent Co., No. Is Custom
hopse street. See nd sertisemeht. 5ss8 sla4B Il
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Garnet Warehouse,

No. 10 CHARTREs STREET. : We have received direct
from England and also from Northern manufacturers,
large aa beautiful assortment Of OF al kinds
1ngrans, Venetians Dach Hemp Cotton and WOOL Crenie
etc Also FLOOR OIL CLOTHS Of various qualities which
III great variety of styles and prces44 o. 81 Ut I'd
Mats of all descriptions sair Rods Hair Cloth Table and
Piano Covers many beautiful qualities ETC. All the above
market prices cash approved paper
N BThe of all the city banks taken for purcha
Owing the existing difficulties
money matters will make al owance of per for
purchases OF over $50 for the thirty days
o26 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU Il co.
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Dress Trimmings!

Dress Trimmings!
Just received from Paris, large assortment. of
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS
CORSETS OF ALL. STYLES,
FURS FOR LADIES,
JOUyINS KID GLOVES, -.s
BuCKSKIN GLOVES
BRONZE MARBLE CLOCKS,
PORCELAIN VASES
- TOILET SETS, ETC., etc.
LION L. PINSARD,
s26 init 66 and 6S Royal street, corner Bienvire,
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CrOcke1y, China, Glassware,

Great Reduction In Prices!
The subscribers will from to-day offer their complete assert
ment Of .......-.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE.
LAMPS TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED TRAYS,
PLATED WARE FIRE SETS,
TIN WARE WOODEN WARE, ETC., etc..
At reduction Of Twenty Five cent from regular prices,
FOR CASH.
Believing that goods be bought of the manufacturers
other year this difference have determined make the
change now, and sell without regard to profit.
This great reduction will only be made for Cash delivery
To those buying Croekey Glassware etc. sell again.
will make LARGE DISCOUNT from wholesale rates,
P. R. FELL & CO.,
DALI,