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The sfeighing ID excelleut In and around the
The Theatre 10 doing good business this week.
are the
NEW YEARS. OFFS RINGS.
PARIS FANCY ooeePPs s,r, va ;. !, :. :,
! FANCY AAlR wfsIssffiss DESKS,
LA EAP PaRs .s sa sSsEs .pREssiss dSsks
q cA ssSSss,rrMossAlrs,
PRESENTS xs 81: fST lsG OLD AND
isSs es - 81 e: and Fl ID. & i.
NEW YEARsPREsENTs-Rie Chin, Tern
~ Gotta and Lava Orsamsnts, Reticniss, Port.
foios. Dressing Gases, WITH large stock Of Toys,
ssS Snsrp' = LAMNoNp,s, nh q. :
o.. n..sl se g.: SALE :! q! CHEAP '.@s
One wood-bodS Sleigh. nearly new.
d. st. No. $40 1o1tR n & &, A assl ~ 4.
~ McCARTY'S - =
Photograph and AmbrOtype
GALL cry,
44s Pennsylvania Avenue,
de 21-st' - 81 Near ~ Street.
A BOOTS AND SHOES. "a Loo
sAoIN md ~ sss Of ham BOOTS
$$vEEEssS$SESs. :, = gsisiS .ss Ss s De DE-
&C., can be found At aARM0N BURNS.
d.sm n...e Conn., Z. 'v N sSS5. ;r ass.
LIFE AND SE EEE4Ss sI q candy JACK
rs nssutifgi iil1streted juvehile.
81 c: oornsr zss : a sta.
friends for their very liberal pstrcusse during The
70 Ss % sss: 20 :a ' wiz Be
MApAME DELARgE be-. Just received from
Eng s.s,I and .hSSI rs; sTs:s y:sti q figs:
Fsi:s "a! sad Point k.asIly.
ysi..cises.:. Esiss Esss sad EmS9olaersd
q Es e ;: fs 3 -
a. ss sss ssS sS Y. 'O
THr 81, SsNyS s'sIL.E p ., I: p2lwER. -
CyeIopedis i: paSshsd snd ready for S.vssy I'm
tending .ssscrlosrs are earnestly resSeeted 70 ssnd
g,Is sOIf e every %su:sSods:
Hssory Gsesssy esw u E.tuIs ;:s AZ
Sssssis. ~ s g, ss%.esl sn 'o e
he x sad do on
sss ssT; ssi e: Sa.ss
m &, S a sS IN
ON HAND. : ysiissa q ifssS GRAcKERs-
Sods. Water, suss., Butter. Oyster Crsoke.s.
Bsisrs. g, sss: Sss S :: 90 90
az a. = q t5i. sss rHos. BAvENNER.
400 COX 4 MCKINNEY 100
foRElsN AND b b III EMsrIc CIGARS 100
ess . :pa i,Sf ssS sass ;s
s m s 90 s:i g : sss r.: old:s q
,i&89 ~ .. s,'ss; ..,..s. .... .. -.
ONE TWO. THREE AND FOUR-FACED
ch.is AM ssd choice passesEnns And sustss Of
Fog q s .S S:s M.
IL. Il: S VI sss e; i !: >:
ri 81 3 5. .s .s:s ss
ehsssrs skIll IN sjewins Own"
.aes.s a.d e send
s,s.ssHs ass e 81 ovn
i.s.I :'.as; = y
(IENrLEMEN's UNDER GARMENTS OF
dss s. u Six ass 81 4; S:t
d. w kt Il. g. s1ss e; II :ss IS =:
GoETHE's cQeREsFoNDENcE WITH A
RE to: saS sSc .sspssnss q TAors. Arno,d.
0sicsd b. Arthur Psn1R,n saalsss. \. T.. "a 2x %
spssehss OF Thomas corx,n, WITH ,se,l ,,ss.
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The Coassifxfiesis devoted to the Report of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and 10 Vice President
Disadvantages late speech at Frankfort, KY,
csmplinenting them both warmly.
The xsssHsgese0 Is devoted to Congressional
pssesedings ant news.
IL Az an indication Of the late ssDow IT,,
MI Pages, scholastic requirement., tits men,
uo0ed that he set up in New York the entire work
Of Rays Hebrew Lexicon.
1.-THE steamship Granada. from Aspinwall,
Wa sunk at her pier at New. York, ON wednes-
day, from being cut through by the ice on her
way up the bay.
D medical survey, held on board the U. 5.
ship Lancaster, ON the 1lth instant, at Panama,
invalided Lieutenant W. w. Queen, Rev Ches-
ter Newell and several q the crew.
srArr L.snIArunrs.-The Legislature Of
New Yofk meets on Monday next, and the Leqis-
latures Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey ON Tues
DAY, and that e Maryland on Wednesday next
III Quiz panic has been created among Il .
oyster men Of Philadelphia by the capture and
condemnafion Of some Of their craft IN the waters
Of Hesyldnd, by the lscai authorities, Tor . viola
ZION q the state lava in regard TO the oyster trade
NJ RS stated that number Of the Southern
medical stadens who recently len Philadelphia
have rsturns1, :hg That their visitte Richmond
wss only 10 eajoy Christmas ftoIic, and an ex-
hioduoa % Gov. wises oratoriai pyrotechnics.
FLoRrDA LssfsLArunx.-TheG overnor Of Flor.
Ida sent message to The Legislatuss on the 18th,
nsging The Pass.gsef = law prohibiting the circu-
latien q incendiHy publications In that State. A
oA s.ei.ding free coiosed psyons from the State.
2 ~. Ne Ssa''s % The l''A BY voc Of ''a
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IrA man named VIM. Cresap, was run over
by the train from the West, on Tuesday morning
last, near Cumberland, Md, and killed instantly.
1.-THE Missouri river closed at ST Charles on
Friday. Foot passengers crossed 1t on the ice,
From shore to shore, on Saturday. Fst
IL J. Skunk, young man some twenty years
OF age, was frozen to death ON Saturday night, the
10th instant, In vensngo county, Pa.
III No less than three million--three hundred
thousand dollars wofth-of the new nickle cents
Were coined at the U. 3. Mint during last month.
III A company Of New York FFiends have
purchased about Si00, QUO worth Of lots in South
Leavenworth, X. r.
III The Legislature Of Georgia have passed q
law prohibiting the post ssorfem manumission Of
elaves.s1G Ia 80 - 1852 - fEIET17E
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FLoHrDA LssfsLArunI--TheG overnor Of Flor.
IDA seat measage to the Legislatuss on the 18th
uleing The Passsgsef = law prohibiting the circu-
las1on o. incendiny publications In that State. A
oau sxclsding free colored psrsons from the State
Pa.ed The ssnate on the l4th, by . vote OF nfteen
70 TIVE.
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10 "A Mobile cosrspondente Of the Boston Pos
writes that the prccecdings Of the late Union
meeting In the latter city, has had much infuenc.
towards auaying The the excitement at the South
ana the foscibls aad eloquent spsech by Gen
cushing b wunly eosmendsd for III nasiona
spirit - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

JOHN BROWNS CAREIR IN kANsAs-We CODY
from the Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday last the
subjoined extract from the Kansas correspondence
of the Indianapolis Journal twill attract atten.
ton a. associat,ng the late John Brown with an
atrocious act in Kansas, concerning which there
has recently been some controversyin portion of
the public press: - kGs3G y 81
Correspondence Of the Indianapolis Journal /
LAwREHcK. KANSAS Dec. n, 1852
John Bfown'' antt-slavesy meeting was
held In Lawrence last evening, Dec 10. as
After some OF the speakers had lsuded Brown az
Potsawatanie massacre, which has been laid At
Mr. Stevens said he did not believe John Brown
had anything 70 do with Il; but there was . gen.
"Name him, name him." several called out an
10 Capt. Walker, ~ NOW sheriff Of Douglas county
and enc Of the bFasest Of the free State leaders,.
SaP: " sl t rose ana said, "Gsntlemen, there
fach. John Brown told me himself that be wss
present At the murder Of those men on Pottawat-
.mis Creek This startled like thunder clap
ready to take an oath that John Brown made such
statement to me l know more about this mat.
sei than can state, especially az Il would mpli.
this room. John Brown had those men in his
power, and he could have kept them prisoners
FOR himself he never could justify taking a msn
ri s and then Deliberately cutting his throat
70 cut his throa bad insulted his wife and threat
ened her ife vet he never felt justined In taking
his life when bis prisoner -
Gov. Charles Robinson also said that he be-
Iievcd John Brown had acknowledged to him he
was Present and approved Of the Killing Of those
men on Fottawatamie Creek. He had not and
could not justify the excesses committed BY free
sssss men after they had the civil power Ia their
Dr. Adair, nephew Of John Brown, was ques-
scned In reference 70 John Browns connection
Brown had told hun that he was pecsent at the
killing Of those men But there were palliatinx
circumstances connected with g. - 80 =.
ulay sdd that there IL NO question vhsteves
ffom what have hoard from persons who knsw
the facts, that John Brown planned and carried
out that massacre. The facts come 10 me from
In Kshsas The Hu(I is the - Republicans
lionixe Old Brown tbs better sSsl.s Z -
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I'm HAND, . variety Of fresh CRACKERS
Soas. W5ter. Sussr, Butte., Oyster Crackers
Stcem Cracker Bakery, SAL G street., between 81
de- 4 a lam THos. HAyENNrR-
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430 cox = MskENNEY ANC
FoREleN AND LON boMEMsrIc cIeARs c
We have on hand varied and choice stook O
TOBACCO end CfGAHS-Wholssals ~ -.
sItiels yill 40 well . ssir Al order ~
III - SZaS ss st,sst ,.., q.
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FANN'c'x'l. SILKS Is As gos sILk ROBES

r. - .. - Ar toSE
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Nl AND eRoUNDs
Model 81 Mount We ...r. 3 c,rrecf view Of N,
mansion and the tomb Of Wsshioeton. With 81 ont
square feet; IN she real OF hu, ~ ssooRsscrs.
ssds. willsrdt BotsL Adnissioz 10 serta; okjl,
dren III pnce cen ivs
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.,pr AMI FE IVY E &. s,s 81 SIgTs! INV

i HE 9Th .volnms Of Appleton's new America
Cyoiopedie 10 pubhshed and ready for delivery. IN
tending sasscribsrs are earnestly requested TO cen
their names TO the agent at once. This most i'm
Portant work, indispensibte for every householdeI
fsis what rs known new Ia Nature, Science. A
U aserials for Msnufact9res, the commodities q
Commerce. Political, Socia and Domestic EoopN
ms, agd arms the Debater with data on every sui
volumes at sHILLlNG1 ON'S Book store, Odeo
Building, corner ~ street sed Penn. avenue. Pc,
sons seeking lucrauve employment will fnd It /
c:nvss:,ns for tins work throughout the cIty.
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N%YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND sOcI.
vs. ETH.cThs regular monthly meeting Of this
Soniety Viii teks place at ek Dominiek'e Chm: Oh
SUNDAY eAFTERNOON Lsxt, January lat, 81
de- 50 M.UrNpv
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. 8 s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-17
The Southern OIL Compa,,u.

RAILROAD OFFICERS AND PLANTERS
tain the certificates of
The New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad;
New Orleans, Opeousas and Great Western Railroad
=. Pacific Railroad;
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad;
Terre Haute Alton and ST. Louis Railroad.
Since the endorsement of the seclred the
agent has received those Of
The Georgia Central Railroad,
" Macon and Western Railroad,
Western and Atlantic Railroad.
And since Mr.. Williams Of the Pacific Railroad gave his GER
tcate in February last Oil has been put further
tests the road his immediate super
vision and resulted in his running go miles without e-ong
and without the of taow which, with other oils
in order to keep boxes cool by Mr. Will
liams to be superior to any he has used.
On the Western and Atlantic Railroad Georgia. was run on
entire train 500 miles without reong keeping boxes
cool and free from which is 100 per
than the lubricator then in
On three trains the Georgia Railroad it run with
results, without reoiling 800 miles This made
by the gentleman having full charge of that department.
the Oil superior he has used expe
rence of twenty This road has also adopted
elusive of our Oil.
From the accumulated evidence presented above must be
evident every totally blinded by prejudice
Lubricang Oil manufactured by this company worthy
confidence and is the equal of any in
Ii at any time it should be condemned if traced it will
found TO originate either in the natural prejudice exists
against Oil previously osi sheer careless.
ness or neglect in cleaning the machinery before using
Knowing these facts the Board of Directors instructed
the fully in every respect purposes
for which recommended and planters and others partc
ulay requested communicate direct with the agent there
apparent defect in the Oil any complaints as to
bic the company to dispatch investigate the
causes.
In any where should give entire satisfaction
Oil can be returned and the money refunded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-17
Iu0ry and Shell Combs.
.,sgro Children IN the South.

The armly worm is not destructive to Southern crops
than intestinal to Southern children Thou
sands are swept annually by the complaint which not only
directly fatal in many cases. in its mldef forms is the
parent variety of deadly diseases Every planter therefore,
il only from of sefnteest should keep on hand
NV of WINERs CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, which inevita
by destroys these disgusting creatures and the in which
they generated In fact no family North or SOUTH should
be without this safe, certain and speedy remedy
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and ISL Charities street,
oil 10 2l<w Sole Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-17
Cigars :! Cigars !

Purchasers will always find assortment of the we'll
known bands-lnjenudad Flor de Puadas eridana Flor de
fancho kedowa Caborga, Partagas KnowSome,hng Wash
ingon Dos HeFmanas Azo Habano, etc, etc. the lowest
prices.
p. PRATS & CO.,
oS 2ps % Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-17

The Undersigned

inc UNNeFStg1leN ~
Has just returned from the North with of the beau
tifu and complete stocks Of
WATCHERS,
OF THE BEST MAKERS,
Including Tobias Ioddell, johnson, Nardin etc, ETC.
FINE JEWELLERY,
OF Every Description.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE-yery Newest Styles
FRENCH CLOCKS,
SPECTACLES,
OPERA GLASSES and FANS,
FANCY GOODS, etc.,
ever selected this market and respectfully invites his friends
and the public, to examine his assortment.
w. A. WILSON,
ol7 cp3t IS Canal street.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.
Just received, a large assortment Of
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
Merlo silk and Cotton DRAWERS
Flannel, Merino, silk and Cotton UNDERsTIIRTs.
Merno, Silk and Cotton SOCKS.
Silk and Linen HANDKERcHIEFS,
CRAyATS, SUSPENDERS,
GLOVES, COLLARS, etc.
LION & PINSARD,
81 and Sc Royal street,
oil 2ptf 3ienvle
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Ciotysi,.g! Clothing!


Clothing! Clothing!
The subscribers have received by late arrivals FALL SUP
PLIES Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
And 7.f
FURNISHING GooDs,
Together with AN UNUSUAL SUPPLY
PLANTATION CLoTEHNG,
-FoR-
MEN AND WOMEN,
HATS, BLANKETS AND SOCKS.
large and welselectcd stock for the Wholesale Trade
all of which they offer
At the Lowest Market Rates.
N. c. FoLGER & SON,
81 and 80 Magazine street,
or arst corner Graver street
.1e,p Books! .He,U Rocks!
JUST RECEIVED,
THOMAS L. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
los. Canal Street. .1O5
PARTIES AND PRINCIPLES, Manual of Political Inei-
gcncc. BY Arthur Holmes
BREAKFAST DINNER AND TEA: Viewed Classically Pc
ecally and Practically
H!ILEck's ELEMENTS OF MILITARY ART and SCI
ENCE #"r .......-.
MARY LEE BY Kate Iivermore. oil 2p5t
ClO0lss and Slt0scls.
JUST OPENED, FINE ASSORTMENT
..= OF
CLOAkS,
CLOTH, for
LADIES and
MISSES
Also a SPLENDID STOCK Of
sHAwI,S,
In CASHMERE,
STELLA
REVERSIBLE
SCOTCH AND BAY STATE PLAID, and
BLACK CASHMERE and THIBET
Tn Iong Square and Round-For Ladies and Misses, by
j. A. BRASELMAN,
az s,at corner Magazine and ST. Andrew streets.
StthSs S0tRos
JUST RECEIVED
BY
r. A. b n A . II l. M A N
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
SILKS, .."
Consisting, in part, Of
RICH BRoCADE SILK ROBES-Doube Skirts.
BROCADE SILkS-Iight and Dark Cciors.
PLAIN GI.AICE SILkS-I.ght and Dark Coors.
CHENE AND BAYADERE OMBRE.
eros DEPSOM AND TARTAN.
FOULARDS-Figured and Checked. .u
POPLINS-In Colors, and Black and White
| BRoGADE, BAYADERE, STRIPED, REPS, AND PLAI
BLACK SILKS, of all kinds.
"A few Of
FANCY SILKS very slightly spotted 60 yart
Also, variety of other
RICH DRESS GOODS .u
ENBRoIDERIEs, LACEs,
..". TRIMMINGS, et
OH 2p3t Cor. MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW
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TIL III IN CQNMERcIAL READING RooMs.-
III. h q ~ energetic and liberal pro-
pi5l u llew Orleans Commercial Reading
& Il notice INT they VIII positively be
80. We hope that business
q ~ come down literally with sub
"a T. Yep this desirable institution going
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II. II. TNIe,.,

n. II. Tyler,
no CANAL STREET y. I. no CANAL STREET.
INrPORTER AND DEALER
In
HIGH JEW ELRY
PURE sILvER-wARE,
cCzx-ER1- AND E.di1cI- e+ooDs,
Respectfully informs his friends snd public that he has
just returned from the North with
PERFECT ASSORTMENT
Jewelry, Silver-NVare.
And
FANcr GOODS,
Consisting, in part, follows:
Rare and Beautiful Sets.
Consisting Of
p1AMoND EARRINGS, BROOCHES and BRACELETS
RUBY
EMERALD :.
PEARL and CORAL
RINGS set with FINE JEWELS, of every description.
Gold Hunting Watches,
LADIES, PLAIN AND ENAMELED WATCHES = Mann.
featured by all the best Of ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
SWISS MAKERS
Pure Sflver-Ware,
In single piece got in the first style Of art
together with everything in the way of FANCY GOODS
usually kept. oil ep6t
Fashionable Clothing.
FIR a N CTS F. ABR E !,
COR. ST. CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
Under the ST. Charles Hotel
Is now receiving VERY LARGE and WELL. SELECT
ED stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GGoDs,
-Comprising-
All the Newest and Most Approved Styles,
To an examination which purchasers specially in
vited. oil 2pl@&2tw
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
| ROBERT GRIBBLE,
As CAMP STREET, CORNER OF GRAyIER STREET,
Respectfully informs his friends that his stock Of
CLOTHING
FURNIS HIN GOODS,
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
now complete will be kept by receipts per
steamers throughout season, soicits
nation Of supplying themselves elsewhere
| oil 2p6t
| Fresh Inap0st0fiOns.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO..
| lI6..Cana1 Street. .........Il6
Offer to the inspection Ladies Orleans til,
| MOST CHOICE stock Of
DRESS SILKS
| Ever imported to New Orleans comprising
| EVENING sIIKs-Rich Brocadcs and Plain colors
I eros DU RHIN,
eros D'AFRroUE,
| eros GRASS
eros GLAICE
| SILK ROBES
ROBES A JUPE,
| TARTAN SILKS,
| FoULARD SILKS,
| TAFFETAs, ETC., etc.
We would particularly attention to an extensive socl
Black Silks,
| EVERY WIDTH AND PRICE,
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| oil 2ptf 1l6 cunal street
Wholesale buyers
Will find at
THE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
BENTEIUYsEN, LEWIS ds Co
No. ll6 CANAL STREET,
PoPLINs, ..- NV
| MERINos
a DE LANES, ".0-.
CAsHMEREs,
| sHAwL.s,
cLoAKs, and
EVERY description
DRY GOODS
Adapted to City or Country Trade-ofered a.
LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES
For Cash approved City Acceptance. rs
| BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| oil 2p.f ZIG Canal street.
/ NOsU OPENING,
/ ...5. . -..
NORRIS, MAULL & co.
GI-o.rIIIEI,s,
| CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL
An entirely and elegant stock of fine fashionable
| FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
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MA RRIED:
1, II ~ the an inst ~ Rev 4 , :, e sRY =
IN n * = 81 New Orleans, 70 mrs,
COOPER a ID former place 81 ID. 4.gs4 Sa < a
u 4 N - i

II. 16ab inst at o'clock r N, after snort ous
sa s ins. LILLIAN STAGE aged 30 years nause ol
- m ske place this afternoon at O'clock from
N Hotel his residence His friends are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice
- New York papers please COPY.
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Tin4IritIls

sometimes affected in similar dyers, bu. in less
degree Their attacks If peculiarly susceptible they
may the lead poison the solder knew but
one case of that kind The Of charcoal this and
similar trades sometimes produce inflammation Of the bladder
which may eec,uay comtsted by the RELIEF and REG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-17
.Neerscha,.n and CHERRY Pipes.

We have open, recherche of PIPES
and Meerschaum Mouth Pieces which attention
Of connoisseus.
B. PIFFET & SONS,
OH 2pSt l22 Canal street.
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this market and respectfully invites his friends
and the public, to examine his assortment
W. A. WILSON,
of ep3t IS Cana. street.
Nesc Ca,.petisag.
j. d. ID A M E r O n g. G o.,
1874 Canal Street,
received large and choice English Velvet
and Tapestry Carpeng the celebrated of Cross
ley's 4 Sons and others.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and wILToNs--new patterns
THREE.PLY AND INGRAINs, of the best Makers
RUGS, BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
call attention the extensive stock of oil descrp
Brocatell de ne and Worsted Curtain Mate
rial and Muslin Curtains Table and Piano Covers;
Cords; Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Cornices.
of great pains taken set up
the styles, and our stock has superior.
OIL CLoTHS-3 feet feet wide choice quality and
new patterns oil 2p6t
Carpetings. ..
FRESH IMPoRTAT IONS.
100 ............. Canal Street. 40
ToURo BUILDINGS.
Just received and now opening large magnificent.
sorment Of
MEDAIIIoNs,
vELvETS
TAPESTRIES
BRUSSELS,
3-PI.Y AND INGRAM cARPETINGs.
Floor Oil Cloths.
S.o "a feet wide patterns, to suit apartment
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
A very large assortment and beautiful designs.
Curtain Goods. ~....
All qualities of Damask Curtains Curtain Bands, Loops
Tassels, Cornices ETC.
GEO. L. MARINE,
oil 2p5t No. 100 Canal street, Royal street.
II Card.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, etc.
Who wish to give their Sons Clerks Practical Business
Education, in the shortest possible time and young
gentlemen whose TINE is important
DoIBHAE
| COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Founded in lss2-Chaered by the Legislature of
Capital Stock, S25O,OOO,
Is Removed and Reopeued in the New Spacious Edi
flee, known
STORY Bull DING,
| Corner Camp and Common sts.,
ENTRANCE
OPEN DAY AND EVE MING.
| NB.-There are apartments and Professors for
| BOOKKEEPING, PENMANsHIP,
\ MATHEMATICS
| FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH etc.
| So the time of business men.
Persons from IL to 60 years any they ma,
wish and until perfect they wish be- There proba
bly, less than thousand its
| and business houses in this city.
| Merchants apply here for clerks and book keepers
Country merchants steamboat clerks etc. can learn in
few days keep their books correctly adsom
| hand.
Catalogues with terms opinions of the press the leading
of the nation, etc. all who desire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College South
west and the oldest in the United States 70
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its merits alone.
N B. Toprevent mistakes mposions Students intended
for this College should bring this advertisement special dec
tons as there winter temporary open
monls ALL of making wonderful pretensons prom
ses and posting flaming pacads enghen the people thi
| city and the South.
B Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to visit til
| College.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
| olT 2p3t&A* President.
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" " ~ II Ghnrired to announce the
cQkxMAN Esq,. as candidate for the ONCE
= & = e n Iensrson Election first Monday in
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u n@4Eeraxen 70 present the name
II r. III NJ EEfGHTMAN, Of the Parish Of Ascension,
3Sa ~ u * Commissioner Of Board Of Public
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