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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
Congressional Caucuses,

Congressional Caucuses.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The Republican members
Of Congress held caucus yesterday, for the pur-
pose Of making nomination for Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives.
The members were in conference until q late
hour, and finally adjourned without making a nom
nation, having resolved to take their chances in
the House tomorrow, and act as circumstances
shall appear to dictate.
Southern Opposition and Democratic Caucua
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The Southern Opposition
members Of the House Of Representatives have
held several conferences in relation to their cani
date for Speaker, but as yet have come to no
agreement. @
The Democratic members held caucus TODAY.
and unanimously nominated Hon. Thos. s. Bocock.
Of Virginia, as their candidate for Speaker Before
the caucus adjourned, a committee was appointed
to call future meetings of the Democratic members.
if it became necessary.
Latest New Orleans Dates for Europe
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The latest New Orleans
mails for Europe, which 60 out in the nex,
steamer which sails for Europe, are those of the
9th. The latest telegraphic dispatches for Ed
rope which go out in the next steamer are tbose i
yesterday.
Examination of Allen A. Hall.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 3.-A preliminary examination
was held yesterday on Allen A. Hall, of this CITY
for the killing of G. G. Poindexter, late editor q
the Nashville Union and American. Hall has beer
bound over in the sum of 81 500 to await his trial
which will take place at the next term Of the Crimi
nal Court.
Domestic Markets.
NEW York, Dec. 3.-The Shipping List TO-DAY
reports that Cotton has declined | to on bette,
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Spies In the south.
We clip the following from the leading article of
the last nnmher of the Enternrise XeeElv Naus.

the last numDer OF the Enterprise Weekly News:
stating that Abolition Aid Societies sending spies
sys, s, .d b s the form Of
sm s mot s on who are
Boasts TINT he would sn
% as 5 sss md Ssss a H. f. n
are and him ,ha, regard friend
hsTe placed * @
North and South dc better for ali concerned. ~ - - -
Our friend, Col. Holland, we know, would not do
intentional injustice to any one, but we leave it
for him to consider whether he has not probably
done serious injury to Mr. James Edwin Halsey,
of the house of Bruff, Brother & Seaver, by intro
dueing his name in such connection as the above.
True enough, he ntimates the belief that this Mr..
Halsey is not the man alluded to in the letter to
the Charleston News Then why mix his name up
in so Infamous connection? Its bare mention in
such relation is enough to wound the feelings of
an innocent, worthy man, and perhaps iniare his
business. We have known Mr.. Halsey for years,
and we undertake to say that he is no more Of an
Abolitionist, and has no more sympathy with them,
than the editor of the News or the editors of the
Clarion. His house deals almost exclusively in the
Southern trade-has done so since its ofigin-and
while our merchants send to New York to buy
goods, they cannot find better house, or one
more entirely above suspicion of AbOlitiOnism,
than that of Bruff, Brhther & Seavef. Our per-
sonal knowledge of them makes us feel assured of
this, and our regard for them and for Mr.. Halsey
leads us to say it,
Our friend Of the News will, we have no doubt,
when he comes to think of the injury he may have
done Mr. Halsey, by raising suspicion founded
on no other proof than the identity of name be-
tween himself and that mentioned by an anony-
nous correspondent, reconsider his article, and
with characteristic chiyalry repair the damage.
We do not suppose Mr.. J. Edwin Halsey to be the
person alluded to by the correspondent Of the,
Charleston News but even admitting that he is
in that event it is more probable that some rival
establishment, knowing that he was about to start
on Southern tour, may have hired some penny-a.
liner to send the SANDER ahead of him. At all
events, so far as relates to fidelity to the South,
and opposition to Ahoonism, we endorse Mr..
Halsey and the house with which he is connected,
and commend them to the kind regards Of our
Southern merchants. They can find no better
house to trade with in New York.
[Paulding (Mss.) Clarion.
From our personal knowledge Of Mr.. Jas. Edwin
Halsey, and of the members of the firm Of Bruf
Bros. & Seaver, New York, we can cordially en-
dorse every word of our confrere, Col. Adams, of
the Paulding Clarion. A truer gentleman, in all
senses of the word, than our friend Halsey, does
notlive. [Ed Crescent.
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JOHN E. FRANCIS.
II Card.

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come tn all sncb victories and os ,s s.r,. a. ; -
are used Inv " 4 W AGENTS in other n,acss M , .h.
denriy, them Of their illyot bonnrs in J,co ,,. -,
their ,uuphs to the vortex of humnspsrv ,h.r. in ~ ;
nation of the nublc tfey belong
Had not the Wheeler Wilson agents been strongly impressed
with consciousness of the decided nrory machines
they would not have venred the being caught
and exposed in their pful scheme to obtain unjust award
Premium blbuss only link in the chain Of scemes
to msead the public Exaggerated statements of the
oi machines solo, and continual efforts underrate the sale
other machines, is favorite hobby OF the W. W. Agents
can be no mistake about the number Sold and the sales
l. d. Singer Co. already EACEED $4,000. which, at their
average prices ~oun amount 10 more money than 10000
chimes OF the W. d W. Co., at their average prices
The W. W. agent IN New Orleans has standing advertise
ment in one OF the city papers that HK HAS on 100
CHIMES and as 1t is reasonable to suppose that the other W.
W. agents have like number on hand propoonae their
business there must be near 1000 W. W. machines stacked
up in the Offices of tile W. W. agents. which would leave the
number sold much less than that OF Singer Co. Grover
Baker
Singers Sewing Machines sold for cash only,
the offices of the agents. FOR AN ADVERTISEMENT to be pad
when sold 10000 machines would not he sufficient
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EXTRACT FROM PROCEEDINGS.
The attention Of tho Society having been called . an .re.
co.,an oys ,a ~ 81 'ns pa,. ON ,h neaaea
ing the cotton planters Of the against s sre.Dnr
'asioa. ftaad injustice and made asan. them
an Easana ana II
price carrent s The I'D October las on motion tho arcs
wa. read unanimously approved and endorsed and the sssls
'ary was directed to furnish copy to the Liberty Advocate
a%.s @ rat and Crescent reayans and Delta of New
{" On motion, it was further
Rsolra That committee of be appointed to investigate
the facts in relation to the endorsement BY the commission
e Ne. orssn. Of the ISLANDERS contained in sa article
in the New Orleans Price curren, Of I'd October last and sDpsa
tensvey circulated by them among the class Of men deeply
w,ongsd and unless explanation be given to pub
h saen ~ ., e a, ~, c',naenee o.
saS dax as nassihe i'p'' ." az
S~' - DUSTY COTTON.
~ % An article & eope%a % in hs New o5lsans Price Cur
chester Eesaad aond rs@d and studied every
s"pp Fts s p 81 fhs
q and ] The m gaea sa a @ s s %s d no
breaking down the cotton interest United States But the
ssstIsas factors Ss olssas
r rss;s;isn Of one wears .unpv Of cotton .,;.
of depots and various points
from he q he sns eo
buyers that planters their own in
teest pOcy permitting surh in
slaneou articles be epubshed circular in
which their business cards circulated the
fraud and inhuan
y upon the simple discovery 5ai Of
dust and sand
fifteen other bales where the samples from
quite free from sand but the middle Of the bale
sampn "Thus Inscriptions English journal denoances
planters a seventeen aes
cotton crop millions Is not known or
by what means or by whom the cotton wa" 50 'd
Every planter has his merchant sells
or ships cotton, placed on each bale
there be mistake regard the the
cotton committed are alleged in sad
Journal they easily the planter il any
who committed the fraud The planters class who
Immediately denonnce any commit fraud of
this kind would assist in ferreng perpctraor
are reckless humanity or iusicer They
are enelv ignorant Of the schemes and synles Of the
spinners Spectators fact don't know the
ropes-bnt entire their yearly product
in New Orleans whom they treat
agents friends and confidential business nd yiser and eypnd
the utmost attention. kindness and courtesy to them when they
visit them on their pantations and tey should expect in
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.HO,chere Spoke,, .agai,.st.

Differences of opinion exist in the world nearly if not all
subjects all be induced to think act alike is it
perhaps desirable everything the views should
alike however much people may differ other Subjects
we believe there opinion expressed all who
used
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
and that b superior to all other preparations
edy for worms We have known heard of in
which has aed-a who express their entire sasfac
approval It Is nowhere spoken against but the
contrary everywhere spoken we'll of strange that
should be so-yhen we consider its superiority.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
q aud l5l Charras street,
d5 2p3teod<W Sole Propne.ers,
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Magical Pain Extractor.

There magic alike in the and in the effect of this
famed substance For Burns and Bruises Cuts and Cancers
Sprans Spasms and Scrofa umbagoes and Lamencss
sovereign Pains that by coup de main have
session of the citadel of life well those which have
entrenched themselves and dehed ordinary attack
elected by the
Magical Pain Extractor
with certainty and prompttude Seriously this preparation
successful in many euogy and one
the bequess of medical skill to suffering humanity
Ranked among patent medicines its utility relieves from the
charge of being Of quackery and the approval
medical profession is proof of its value.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents for the South and to whom all orders should
be addressed d5 2p3teod<W
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NUMBER 232.
TelsesAeHso 70 the .lw oalesas ea1scl.
TuHrHzR roREIen xEwg


new YORK, Dec. s.-Geo. Hall l. Co.'S cireuIar
Of the 10Th, brought BY the Europa from LivcrpooI
reports that there has been but little change n the
Cotton market during the week. There Va :
moderate supply Of useful qualities on hand. I'm.
ports are steady.
There was anxiety on the part Of sellers to sell
Cotton to arrive, which tended to depress the mar
ket.
Middling Uplands are quoted at 6 15-1ed.
Middling Mobile is quoted at 5-16d.
Middling Orleans is quoted at lied. e,
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90faI SnteIlias,ltt.

s<VN9EckAIIOX ON-rxxu W-<S
in accordance vitb ~ st..ar,s,,. ~
given, de Romsn fs..,s. ps.. Z. '.vs
consecrstsd Il ~ III I'M. 1ss,sa.., Tss 49,.
mony was vevv t.. ~ s s - -. ~
amended ~ cur Korsa Gsfhai;c c;e;rem. a,d -
Dy me jaity and c1srxy u osher fsifr- denomins.
uons. The grand ofd cafkedxnl - rsntsd In
q once beautifol and solsmn ~ prssercs il tbe
Orleans Battalion Of ARTILLERY 49, nj ~ Jesst
feature Of attraction. The prsllu 49, III Hin
Mass being celebrated and Apcftf5s6 purcel1
plescnlng concise and appfopFfIte the
- .ne same as that "a the sermon pfeasKed on
.ne gay o. the consecrsticn of the lsts nisAop
4 iosAeI-sne y. Archbishop Of Louisiana pFocseded,
w'1n 'ae ald q fhe other digDtaries 81 ~ church
present, 70 consecrate the new Bishop. This being
ssd " the usual manner, familiar to Ill our
No. ana we concindlng portion Of the High
rsas.s ,.a q sssu, plshoP UdIn preached n the
q ~ h;as - entnnslastc sermon german
M - 80 ean'hs p we episcoPacy
the y.a ,saop = VIII ne escorted to Mobile during
cre s.. Z. .,ele &c lormaily installed IN bis 81
~ u ~ Arcnoishcp q the Diocese and
Il ssn'ienen Nnose name We mentioned
III n. I. 80 ssses "a thls journal
-" = pAy---S ataFday being 81 Barbe's
uay' ~ Ofieans Bstsalion of A1tfileYy fred
n NJ As- =
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GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL RoUTE.-Travelers North
are referred to advertisement of Mr. R. Geddes,
80 Grayier street, ticket agent for three through
routes to New York, by which the passenger can
leave New Orleans daily. Time through to New
York six days, and all the way by frstcass steam'
boats and railroad.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The
election of officers to serve for the ensuing year
will be held tomorrow evening, in their new
rooms, 50 Camp street. The reading rooms will be
opened to the public about the 18th inst
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TURKEYS PER EXPRESS. yesterday evening we
saw in the Office of the Adams Express, a pom
derous coop Of fat turkeys, sent by express over
the Jackson Railroad to some firm in the CITY, The
circumstance reminded one of the fact that Christ
mas is coming ~
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DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, of the city of
New Orleans, Story Building, corner of Camp and
Common streets.-Merchants parents, etc. who
wish to prepare young gentlemen for business, are
advised to visit this well-known institution. See
adj
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Stlrerspa,.e Fuctoru.

FL Y u F. & GOOD DRIC H !,
Corner Of Canal and Royal sts., N. o.,
Have their Manufneory Of sTIyERWARE in the city and
will make to order any article wanted, short notice
PRESENTATION CUPS
GOBLETS and PITCHERS
REGATTA PRIZES
FIREMES'S TRTM TMPETS, etc.
Prizes for Agricultural and other Fairs made the quantity
a. very low price.
Silver Gastos Walters Cake Baskets Soup Tureen Chafng
and Ice Dishes Uns Center Pieces, Candsstck Tea Sets
Meat and Vegetable Dishes, Pitchers Gobes Cups Spoons and
Forks and Fancy Pieces in endless variety
Old Silver taken IN exchange for pieces bought
cash.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
tp,f Ne1rO
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The gentleman so often spoken Of in novels,
tanned employment at boiler manufactory.
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs

DIR. G. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that although during his tenn
porary from the the City Fathers have changed the
number of his Office the location still the sane-old No. l
new No. l35 ST. JOSEPH STREET between Camp and St.
Charles where he will continue treat diseases of the
THROAT AND LUNGS by his peculiar and successful
method of
INHALATION OF INDICATED VAPORS,
In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES DR.. G.
will also continue to administer the
ELECTR0lYSES OR ECTRO- CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which have already proved wonderfully eicacous
RHEUMATISM,
GouT, LUMBAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
.- sCRoFULA,
And all cutaneous affections and in all diseases arising
pues blood produced by the of minerals
the system DR.. will also give his attention diseases
the Eye and Far.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ till Q r NJ
Patients desrous of consulting Dr. c. by letter, will
address Box c, ~. MI 2ptf
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SkeptiCaI.

Those who ncedulous regard to the superiority of Iron
Rope fastening Cotton fire. requested
examine bale that passed through the fire the evee Oct
80 lay FORTY HOURS in the smoulderng remains of 10
bales Rope Cotton nearly all of which consumed
There only bales in Ion both of them saved with
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The bale Is be at No. % COMMERCIAL PLACE,
where orders will promptly filed for any number of the
F. BELCHER,
n5 2ptf Agent of "FASSMAN'S IRON TIE"
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Neh 0rltans 9ailp Crtsttnt.
ANTE COUNTY AeRIcuLTURAL SOCIETY.

LIBERTY Ame Co., Miss, Nov %. 1859.
FL. Cresceat-In compliance with my duty as
Secretary of the Amite County Agricultural So
ciety, of Mississippi, herewith transmit you, for
publication, the following resolutions adopted by
said Society at its meeting held on the 21st inst,
together with copy of communication. signed
" A Planter" published in the Woodville Republi-
can OF the sth inst, in vindcation of the charac-
ter Of the cotton planters, as a class, against the
sweeping denunciations contained in an article
originally published in "Burns' Commercial
Glance" Manchester, England, and copied in the
New Orleans Price Current " Of the ed October
last.
Hoping you will comply with the society's re-
quest to publish the same, Iremain,
Respectfully yours etc.,
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Ip'isses, Liquors., etc.,
NOS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET.

supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pns continually hand which equal to the best that
comes to Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
BRAND1ESazerac of The vintage of 1885 9S and 1906 and
other brands. WHISKY, of all descripionsScotch Irish,
sye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER pints quarts.
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
market which will be ssd reasonable terms as any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos l3 and l5 Royal street.
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Floor. Oil Cloths.

GEOR q E l.. N NAIRNE
CANAL STREET. 12O
Near Royal, Touro Buildings.
large assortment TO "A feet wde any apart
nent
-Aso-
TAGLE OIL CLOTH-:-i and ga Wide
1,9t .
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Oy.ientaI Isesfaass.af,

n ST. CHARLES ST., OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
The undersigned begs inform his friends and the pub
ac generally that he has opened his RESTAURAT and
he pledges himself provide the best MEATS OYSTERS
GAME, FISH AND yEG ETA BLES, that the market affords
Attached to the establishment is
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR,
Where the bes, brands of WINES BRANDIES will be
kept. Private for Parties.
SAM. CROGHAN,
n9 2pH Proprietor
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u. Magnificent Display
ELEGANT
VELVET PELlssEs, POINTS, BuRNoUs
AND CLoAKs, ""~
Much under Regular Prices!
JOHN TODD,
I2 & IL. .cHAnrREs STREET. IL & II
Will display on MONDAY the 2sth inst,
CHOICE PARISIAN SHAPES
REAL LYONS VELVET, CLOTH, SILK AND PLUSH
cLoAKs, BURNoUs MANTLEs POINTS,
"a PEEIssEs, etc, etc., etc.,.
Elegantly Embroidered and Plain being largest
complete assortment ever offered
NEW, LATE AND FASHIONABLE STYLES IN
ELEGANT WINTER BONNETs,
RICH BRIDAL BoNNETs.
RIDING HATS. ..
MISSES AND CHILDRHN's HATS,
BONNET MATERIALS
PLUNEs FLOWERS RUCHEs,
HEAD DRESSES.
wREATHs, .
d5 2pst RIBBsNs. etc etc
Thomas s. Turner,
14................CAMP STREET.
1oUA-VE GAPS,
Men and Boys,
CHILD REM AND INFA NTs.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
FANCY GOODS,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES
CENTS BLACK SILK HATS,
GENTS EXTRA BLACK SILK GAPS,
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony!
ErooL HATS dl1gD lNZEGNo Hh rs
BY Who'll LE.
d5 2p6t
OrerCOnts!
OyERCOATS! ovERCoAT.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
SUPERIOR OVERCOATS,
ALL STYLES AND PRICES,
offered VERY LOW, at
PIERsON, HARRISON & co.'s,
MAGAZINE STREET,
d5 2pA Corner Canal street.
IL. II. Tyler,
CANAL ST..............ll ITO
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED {!
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baker in England stole tombstone for the
hearth of his oven. One of his customers, finding
in dismay to his deacon fearing the end Of the
world was approaching. The latter was in equal
trepidation, when, on examining his own loaf. he
found the bones. In their alarm they hadrecourse
to the parson, who could afford them no consola-
ton, inasmuch as % Resurgam" was legibly set
forth in bold relief upon his own loaf.
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The Fi1kle 5 Lyon
S e w IN G. M A G H N e S
Are giving
Universal and IInnnalifed Satisfa ntion

S e w / N G M A @ H N e S i,
Are giving
Universal and Unqualified Satisfaction
To all who have purchased them since became their
Agents.
There this: They void every
clumsy attachment and of every delicate snd complicated
tvance They simple in their throughout,
and are easily understood and readily adjusted.
They are Certain In their Results!
They adapted great of workmanship, which
is of much advantage, most huve
every kind of sewing They strong
rable in all their parts and by their better adaptation and
absolute, and at the time light and easy
obtain the highest speed noise and without
injury to the machine.
Bs They guaranteed by give better satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine the market money
refunded
Prices from $55 to S125.
N B.-Persons desous of learning the operation of the
Tinkle Machine, will be taught free of expense.
ALFRED MUNRoE Il CO., &
"SroRY Bu1LDrNG,'
d5 2pst Corner Camp and Common streets
Fresh Importation.
CARPErINGS.
viii open MONDAY, and beautiful patterns of VEL
VET and TAPESTRY of the of John
Crosey 4 Sons which will be sold at GREAT REDUCTION
' GEORGE L. MARINE,
40 Canal street,
d5 2p3t Buildings,
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.FesD Ca,.petisag.
J. ID. DANIERoN &c co.
l24 Canal Street,
received large and choice assortment Of Eugh Vel
Tapestry Capetng of the celebrated manufacture of
Crossey's & Sons, and Others
BIGELOW BRUSSELS and WILTONs-new patterns.
THREE-PLY AND IEGRAINS, of the best makers.
RUGS, BAIZES, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention to the extensive stock Of all descp
tions of Brocatelle Worsted
and Muslin Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch Of business pains taken to get
the styles and our stock has superior
OIL CLoTHs3 feet "a feet wide Of chece quality and
uAw patt 2r6t
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WALTER BENNETT,
Agent for Singers Sewing Machines
d5 2ptf 80 Camp street
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Curtain Goods.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
Beautiful Assortment-New Designs.
DAMASKS CORNICEs, BANDS;
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
-Also-
PIANO AND TABLE COvERS-Of all qualities.
GEORGE L. MARINE,
d5 2p3s l20 Canal street.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, BRoNSE AND PARIAN ORNAMENTS,
Fine Jewelry,
In Diamonds Ruby Emerads, opa Coral Pcarl Etruscan,
Mosaic, and gres. variety of patterns.
Rich Silver Ware,
Tea Sets Pitchers Cups Goblets Trays, Vases Castors
Spoons Forks Ladies' and large of articles suitable
for PRESENTS.
Plated Ware,
OF the best quality and Beautiful Designs Elegant China
Paran Bronze Porcelain and Wedgwood Vases Figures
FANCY GOODS, in great variety.
SPECTACLES-Gold, Silver Steel and Shell Frames
Cutlery.
Table and Pocke. Cutlery Scissors Razos Pistols
WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED,
SILyER-wARE AND JEWELRY
d5 2p6t MADE TO ORDER.
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DOLbeNT

CONF M f r CIAL COLL E q e,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Founded in S2Chartered by the Legislature of Louisiana,
with Agricultural and Mechanical Departments
Capital Stock, S25O,OOO:
In the New and Spacious Iron Edklce known