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Important Decision.

Under our financial head will be found the decision
Of the Supreme Court in recent suit brought by the
holder of promssory note against Messrs. Corning
Co., as agents, and Thomas Layton, notary public,
to receive the amount of note made under the fol-
lowing circumstances:
A trader residing in Missouri with his stock in
trade, on his way to New Orleans, concluded, from
some intervening his journey, to stop, to
sell his stock on the coast and which, it is presumed
is very profitable trade. On arriving at Plaque
mine, los miles above the city, he made sale to an
amount over $4,000, taking the purchasers note with
an endorser, payable at the office OF Messrs. Benost
Shaw & Co., in this city, one year after date. This
note in the Of trade passed into the hands OF
the plaintiff, who forwarded it to Corning u Co. for
collection as many millions of dollars of notes have
been, and are, forwarded every year. The note was
not paid at maturity, and notice of protest was for
warded by Messrs. Corning & Co.'s notary to the
parties from whom they received the note, the resi-
dence of the real endorsors being unknown.
The notices were forwarded regular to the bankers
or parties in St. Louis from whom the note was re-
ceived, and, instead of deli vering them to the en-
dorsers perhaps put them in his safe. One of the
dorsers it appears lived in the then city of Lafayette
now Fourth DISTRICT and the holder of the notecame
to New Orleans year afterwards, and the Lafayette
endorser refused to pay want proper notice. and
suit was brought stated in the abstract published.
But it is really believed the Lafayette endorser was
not bona tide one, interested in the note. The
maker of the note in question had become nsolvent
The decision settles very important point, as
there millions Of dollars of paper sent here for
collection nnually-many notes of hand with nu-
merous endorsers-some of them may be residing in
Constantnope, or in the Empire of the great Mogul,
and it would be an impossible demand on bankers,
banks and notares to be compelled to forward notices
to each party
Another question arises-if the endorser residing
in Lafayette real one, why did he not pay and
protect his own name, when the maker Of the note
was reputed to be insolvent?
The case was ably argued and managed by Messrs.
Rufus NAPLES and James B. Eustes for the defendants,
Corning Go. and Layton, notary, and we consider
the decision Of so much Importance to the CONNER
cia community that publish the decision entire.
The was originally brought in before Judge Cot
ton in the Sixth District Court, who decided against
the plaintiff, and went up on appeal to the Supreme
Court, where his decision was confirmed and which
settles this long vexed questson of the duties of no.
tary and agent
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Summer Clothing.


F. ALARD & CO.,
SO and 80 Canal street, corner Old Levee,
The subscribers received by latest arrivals fresh
assortment of SUMNER CLOTHING which they offer for sale
moderate prices Their stock is composed part
following
White and Colored DRILL PANTS.
White DUCK PANTS, COATS and VESTS.
Fancy Striped Grass Cloth and Bingham COATS
Brown LINEN COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
Alpaca FROCKTEES and SACS.
Mcrino COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
Cashmarette COATS-Black and Colored.
Queens Cloth COATS, PANTS and VESTS.
BomGa6ne and Alpaca VESTS.
White and Colored Msrselles VESTS.
Furnishing Goods.
full assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, consisting of
Fancy Colored Cotton Shirts.
White Cotton Shirts, l.. C. and B.
LiBle Thread Undershirts.
Gauze, Cotton and Merino Undershrs
Linen and Muslin Drawers.
Muslin Undershirts.
Lisle Thread Socks.
White and Brown English Socks, very superior quality
White and Black silk Gloves.
Lisle Thread Gloves
Fancy Poplin Half Crays:s
Summer Neck Ties.
Horse Hair Stocks, etc. etc.
Youths, Boys and ChIldrcn's Clothing.
Boys and Youths Alpaca Merino, Cashnareste Brown
Linen and Check Coats
white and Colored Drill Pants.
Brown Linen Pants and Vests
Merino Vests and Pants.
Marseles Vests.
Boys and Chldren's Brown Linen, Alpaca and Check
Drill Jackets
Boys and ChildrenS White Drill Brown Linen Colored
Drill and Alpaca Pants.
Childrens White Linen Jackets
Brown Linen Bouses, etc
F. MALARD & CO..
s. and 60 Canal street,
mi 2p6t3W1t corner of Old I.evee.
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Total. 75,oss 27,926 1o2,O8s los,lls 26, 1o4

q. 7 :. "'''-1 10,1'
This great increase OF horsepower, he says, falls
much below the actual additional force made avaa-
bic for manufacturing purposes The improvements
in the modern steam-engine of 100 horsepower rem
der it capable Of being driven with much greater
speed and effect than formerly and thus its actual
power can only be appropriately calculated from its
nominal power. An eminent. civil engineer Mr..
Nasmyth, says ....
From the weight of steam engine machinery,
obtaining least per work performed
and in the identical which
in the days of the restricted speed go yielded
80 horse power, now yielding upward of 100
The wooden industry has become concentrated in a
few hands, and the spinning of cotton, worsted and
fax exhibits the same tendency. The number Of
spindles in the United Kingdom amounting respec-
lively, in 1850 and 1885, to % 63s ZIG and to $685.
$50 the average number of spndles in each factory
was as follows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

MONTGOMERY, ALA. - DAILY, TRl-WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published ut the Capital of Alabama
is one Of the oldest andbest established papers State
mas the largest circulation in its vicinity i'll the interior and in
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which
with New Orleans. 1t is consequently the best for nd
vesng BY Merchants New Orleans VITO with
its section.
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In the weaving department the factory system has
but recently been introduced and having not yet quite
superseded the handloom system, there is less con
centraton of the trade in few hands. In 1850 the
total number of looms was SOL 445 and in 1856 $780,
205, while the average number employed by each
manufacturer is less in the latter than in the former
period OF late years there has been rapid increase
Of powerooms for fabrics of all descriptions and this
increase has continued up to 1856.
The following statement shows the increase of
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n9-" Woodland Cream.' A Pomade for
identifying the Hairhghy perfumed superior any
article imported and for half the price For dressing Ladies'
Hair has equal giving bright glossy appearance
Gentlemen Hair curl in the natural
1t pandru always giving the hair the appearance
being fresh hnmpooned Price only fifty None genu
inc unless signed Fedge Co., Proprietors of the Balm
Thousand Fowers.' For sale by SICKTES CO., Agents.
MORRISON, and all Druggists all 2peod6m
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Dress Ys.inlnsiu0s.

Just received, fresh supply Of DRESS TRIMMINGS of
various kinds.
Also, complete assortment Of
FRENCH LINEN AND COTTON sHIRTs-whie and Col.
ored.
SILK LINEN AND COTTON DRAWERS
SILK, GAUZE MERINo, Isle THREAD AND COTTON
UNDERSuIRTS.
SILK, LINEN, Isle THREAD AND COTTON SOCKS
COLLARS, susPENDERs HANDKERCt1EFs, etc
LION & PINSARD,
my5 2ptf c. and 6S Royal street, corner Bienyile
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The application of power to many branches for
merry carried on by hand has had the effect of de-
priving many operatives of employment, but as re-
CARDS the increase of cottonlooms this has not been
the case, that increase resulting from the extension of
trade, and not from the appliance of power to work
formerly done by hand. The following comparison
of the export shows the extent of the increased
power of production. We copy from the correspond
ent's letter a
In 1850 there being in activity 1882 factories
average value of cotton goods and in
years ending January 9TH 1850, round ga
6OOo II the 2,20 cotton factories in activity in 1876 had
produced goods 10 the proportion only the
res of 1850 the value of the would be
the value of these exports in the years ending
December 3lst 1855 amounted about DJ case
with the WOODEN and worsted factories is similar
The number of persons employed for each horse
power-an average Of fourhas not increased with the
additional efficiency of the machinery and the greater
amount of work performed by horsepower engine
This is shown by the following table:
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No, % BARONNE STREET.
Persons leaving the city otherwise wishing dispose
their Furniture, either in part in bulk will to their
advantage to call the undersigned The HIGHEST CASH
PRICE given.
Also, SECONDHAND FURNITURE as good as new a.
very low prices.
Second-han Furniture taken in exchange and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
M 2p3n % Baronne street.
VE'atef' Coolers,
OF every variety and style manufactured order
sale by
+. ROBERTS,
al3 2p No. 20 Camp street New Orleans
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INCREASE IN THE ENGLISH FACTORY
SYSTEM.

In the London correspondence Of the New York
Tribune we find interesting information and statistics
in regard to the present condition of the English fac
tory system, as compared with the periods of 1888
and 1850. This information is compiled from the re-
ports Of the inspectors of factories in the United
Kingdom for 1856 and indicates rapid increase in
the manufacture Of textile fabrics, especially OF cot
ton, within the last few years. The following are the
number Of factories at the dates of the last three
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RAT Poison AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. other
victims to what is almost universally christened the
rat poison at the National Hotel is Senator Hale,
OF New Hampshire, who is said to have become " a
thin' lean man., under the ravages OF the disorder.
1t Is to be hoped that he has also lost some Of his
fanatcal and sectional preindlces.
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Baween 1888 and 1850 the number CT children employed has
increased but not In proportion the general Increase
increase in the number Of children
considerable amounting does to l076I Of which 1855
have been absorbed by the cotton trade. II may sill
toned that the phianropic law Of 1874 permitted be
employed in factories at of while prior
ham nnlnr q xearsn Of
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Great .Re6fsgcSiOn!


We will close ont large stock of FRENCH LAWNS
JAC0NETS, BRILLIANTINES and BAREGES at greatly
reduced prces.-
$50 pieces IRISH FAMILY LINEN, at s4 so piece
800 VERY SUPERIOR ats4 90 n piece
cases LINEN SHEETINCi. at rs cents yard
A SUMNER FRENCH PRINTS, at Is cts. a yard
10 PRINTED SCOTCH LAWNS, all fast eolors at L. to
Is cents yard.
:. PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS, quite new patterns
and handsome colors at 81 cts yard.
And the GLOWING goods on CONSIGNMENT:
240 BLACK LACE and SILK MANTLES, from Sc 90 50 co.
which are worth fully 50 co e slS 30
$50 BLACK LACE MANTLES from 50 90 TO IS CO. which
worth fully SIS 90 to Sl20O.
The above is well worth the OF country dealers
well AS city buyers.
P. & e. REILLY & CO.,
Sign of the Golden Flax,
MY 2p6t l26 Canal street between Royal and Bourbon
ice Pitchers,
OF BRITANNIA METAL. AND SILVER PLATE.
Also WATER COOLERS,
For sale by
AM U Ell E. MOORE Il co.
No. 40 Camp street. my7 2ptf
Ur. 8eaCIi's
ANTI-C ATHARTIC MIXTURE
Is one of the best Medicines for the Cure of
DIARRHEA, DYsERTERY, CHOLERA AND CHoLERA
AORBUS,
that has been discovered There nothing equal to it,
For sale by
E. D. BEACH, Druggist,
corner Charres and Customhouse ss
and by Druggists generally. my7 2p6tSltw
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Tuscany 2isss7
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DIR. GEO. W. SMITH, DENTAL SURGEON may be con.
suited daily from A. NJ till p NJ Office and residence cor
ner OF caroudeet aud Lafayette Gate Heva s,reet)
AT 2ptf
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SUPPOSED SLAvER.-The schooner Lewis I,cIean,
Capt. Hinckey, which cleared at the Custom. House
a few days since for Annaboa, coast of Africa re.
turned here yesterday, having been Intercepted by
the U. S. cutter, Lewis Cass, at the head of the
Passes The seizure was made at the instance of the
Collector of the Port, suspicion that she was fitted
out for the purpose of engaging in the slave trade
The cargo with which she cleared consisted of 100
water casks $500 slaves $500 feet lumber 200 barrels
whisky, quantity of hardware, earthenware, dry
goods, medicines, provisions, ETC.
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GREAT REDucTIoN IN Day GooDs.-Onr friends,
Nessrs. r 4 e. Reilly u Co.. No. l26 Canal street, an
nounce in this mornings Crescent that they are
closing out a large stock of fancy and staple dry
goods, at great reduction from former prices. Coun
try merchants and city dealers would do well by in
speeding this stock before concluding their pur-
chages
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

CRISIS GAIErY. second representation of I'll
Troyatore I" last night at the Gaiety, was a second
brilliant triumph the house being tightly crowded in
every part and the audience giving loose to the most
nnbounded enthusiasm.
new bill, and most attractive one, is offered for
tomorrow night Il Barbiere de seyglia,n and the
tomb scene from Romeo and Gulietta,u siopor
Tberini appears in the first Signora yestya in the
second, and new debutante, La Comtesse Tasca, in
both. Vestvalis Romeo is said to be wonderful
performance.
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Curtain Goods.

choice variety of Lace Muslin CURTAINS; Broca-
telle and SIX and Wool and Worsted DAMASkS Cords
Gimps, Loops, Tasses Bands, Cornices,
WINDOW SHADES.
Constantly hand large assortment of all sizes and many
designs.
CARPETINGS.
Velvet, Wilton, Brussels ThreePys, Ingrains etc.. etc.
MATTINGS.
"a to Ga White Checked and Fancy MATING of superior
quality.
FLOOR OII.-CLOTH
Three twenty feet wide of ordinary the quail
tiles.
]. D CAMERON & CO.,
myi 2p5 l2i Canal street. Touro Buildings.
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ATTENTION, BAKERs.A The Supreme Court having
decided the bread ordinance to be legal, the Mayor
gives notice that the ordinance viii again be put in
force on and. after Monday, the 18th inst. Bakers
and Others interested may obtain copies Of the ordi
nance application at the Mayors office. See the
Mayors notice, in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-The Ravels, tonight, re-
peat their great new pantomime of " The White Cat
It is full of original tricks and devices all of them
astonishing and comcal A new ballet entitled :" Pa.
qnita is also to be given, in addition to the usual
rope exercises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

STEAMER Cry OF MISUNDERSTANDING the many
river palaces that wont to line our evee eviden
ces alike Of the mastery skill Of the builders and the
proYebal beralty of the steamboat interest we take
pleasure in naming the new steamer City Of Memphis.
She is now paying her maiden visit to city, and
from all appearance may certainly claim to be a
belle among her compeers Of the Mississippi promea
made But it is not only for beauty of appearance that
the steamer City Of Memphis may be noted, for COM
fort seems to have been idea specially aimed at by
those who have her in charge, Her staterooms are
large and commodous her cabins elegantly furnished,
her guards spacious and indeed every desire Of pas
sengers, whether seeking pleasure or health can be
gratifed. We must not omit to mention that her
cabins are heated by steam thus doing away with the
Inconvenience of stoves-and that at pleasure the
heat may be regulated.
It might, perhaps, be well that our freighters
should examine the new method of loading and dis
charging cargo, introduced by Captain Kountz. BY
it much wear and tear is avoided, and whether the
freight be barrel, crate, hogshead, it can be as
safely delivered at its place of destination as when
deposited upon the leyee for shipment.
Captain Kountz and his opliging clerk, Mr.. Henry
Al Dohrman, will accept our thanks for attentions.
She leaves punctualy this evening at 5 o'clock, for
st. Louis and intermediate landings. Her agents are
Messrs., Bell, Buchanan & Co. and John E. Hyde
Euc.
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Island Of Cuba.

Island Of Cuba.
0 E d O NJ I N G O
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has just opened the above importing establishment,
where be found superior selections and
most favorite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
"OLD J0E' as he is familarly known for the
sixteen years ut his old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
still remains in his old quarters where very
best brands of Havana and Paper Cigars of his mporta
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL and
ARCADE,
always be found the best brands Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very best quality Cigars
Smoking Tobacco milo 2ply
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BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.

TERMS.
NO. 3Mo. 6Mo. l2Mc
Daily, square. .........$5 90 $500 Sl3 90 $50 %
Weekly, ! square. 2 so so 10 90 90 90
TrWeekly, square...... 100 500 1890 1870
Subscription Daily per ..........S7 20
=. Tr-Weekly per annuEl 5 co
Weekly per .,........... 2 90
R8- Subscriptions aud Advertisements
Office. Jazz 20
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Bargains n, .Ha,,tillas.

G. M SIMP SON Il CO.,
s-s No. 1I6 Canal street,
In order to close out their EXTENSIVE STOCK of
SPRING MANTILLAS,
Will commence the day of May offer them at
REDUCTION OF SO PER CENT.
The stock embraces
RICH BLACK LACE MANTII.LAS,
CHANTILEY LACE MANTILLAS,
BLACK LACE POINTS.
a.... ,--s.s--+ FRINGE-TRIMMED NANTILLAs,
yELv ET-TR MINED MANTrLLAs and
BLACK SILK MANTILLAS,
Comprising all the --latest Styles,
ATFR0M So EACH TO $50 90.
All being lower they be purchased any
other establishment. ...... -r-'
c. M. SIMPSON II CO.,
my5 2p3 ll6 Canal street.
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PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL CHURCH. - Diocese Of
LSuisidnu This body begins its nineteenth annual
convention to-day, at II O'Clock, in Christ Church.
The proceedings will doubtless be fraught with great
interest to the members Of the Protestant Episcopal
persuasion. s8F sS53 fiji
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tT'ines and liquors,

W t7EtS fE7tN ElEYWCF'S,
I7....,...... ROYAL STREET, ..............IT
Asupply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMpAGE E, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal tbs,
coe les to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK, MADEIRA and sHERRY
WINES.
b II A N ID e.
sAzERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 other
brands.
WITS KY:
OF alldescriptions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also.
On hand, my usual assortment of the WINES gnd IL
QCoRS in the market which sold on a ressopahy
terms as other heuse in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No II Roval street,
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Garnet EE,nreho,sse

No 10 CHARTRES STREET-CARPETING of all kinds.
sTFPW yess Milton Tapestry Brussels, Theepy, etc
fbooh Oh GLpTR-From "a feet down TO Guy width cut
70 sun hMis Rooms, etc Also, Table and Piano Covers
at tine lowest marker prices. - '''l ''' 'ne' Gu
md 2p6t A. BR0USSEAU t. CO.
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1t will be perceived that the average increase of
factories from 1850 to 1856 almost triple that of
previous years.
The following analysis of the aggregate increase
during each epoch shows that during the period ante
rior to 1850 that increase was confined to cotton,
wooden and worsted manufactures, and that from
1850 to 1856 it embraced also the manufacture of flax
and silk:
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o. %. WOOfEnanaa.

Has in store
P rs, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD.
l0,000 No. l. WHITE ZINC PAINT-Amercan
l2,C00 French SNOW WHITE ZINC.
- casks French YELLOW OCHRE.
barrels COPAL VARNISH.
WHITE DAMAR VARNISH.
3 E. JAPAN -.
2 E. COACH :.
600 gallons SPTS. TURPENTINE
5G6 English LINSEED OIL.
80 casks VENETIAN RED
60 barrels LAMPBLACK.
100 kegs YELLOW OCHRE-In Oil,
100 VENETIAN RED
SO cases Ass'd COLORs pure Gro in OIL a27 2p&W
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BNrtSRe's EOtiOus

certain and rapid remedy all of Rheumatism
Ganduar Tumors Lumbago, Those afflicted any
the above complaints would do well give this article trial
also the best remedies the Collie.
BARTINES LOTION FOR THE HORSE
other Animals This never.faiIing remedy
for all Diseases the Ho st is subject
Sold in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
my4 2pGt q and Isl Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-07

AMPHITHEATER,-Magic and ventriloquism hold
their fascinating sway in the Amphitheater through
the agency Of Prof Wyman. The crowds who have
visited the Professor, so far have been wonderfully de-
lighted. He is unapproachabIe in his way.
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INVALUABLE SUMNER MEDIcINE.-For the different
Intestinal disorders peculiar the human family the warm
season. there has been discovered anything TO urpass
we Anti aharc mixture of Dr. E. D. Beach Large quantities
Of used every summer and there but one opinion as To
its meriis il to be had DIR. Beachs store corner
Gnsscrahense and ehastres street
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-
TO T H E L A D ES.
In Canal Street............1I LA
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Selling nj half the usual price
The entire stock of this establishment known the Ladies'
Fashionable Cloak House and General Fancy Dry Store
will be sold at HALF PRICE, close season.
800 New Style Point Lace Shawls and Manifest;
800 Black and Coored SILK Nantes;
300 Velvet and Cloth Cloaks;
1000 New Style Flounced Ogande Bareges Tissues;
200 Plain and Flounced Jaconet Dresses;
Rich Tssues-Flounced and Plain;
800 Rich Valencienne and Guipure Lace Sets;
400 pieces Of White and Printed Linen;
200 Bridal Robes, Wrcaths and Vals
200 Infants Long Cosks, Robes and Gaps;
5000 yards of Rich French Silks all styles;
5000 yards Of Trimming, in all styles;
80 Rich Grape Shawls;
200 Rich Bonnets
And constantly receiving goods commission La
dies will be 10 find all kinds of FANCY GOODS in this
establishment.
D. E. KEEGAN,
In23 2ptJe2 IA Canal street.
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Boots, Shoes ana Esr0gaNs.

Boots, Shoes ana Esr0gayes.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditckng BOOTS,
RROGANS Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Cam
peachy HATS, at the lowest marke, prices by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
II Tt s., PS, ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST x CO.,
jyl3 2p&W No 10 Magazine street.