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OOK AT THESE PRICES Of the NEW LINE

OOK AT THESE PRICES Of the NEW LINE
~ for CALIFORNIA.
s,eersse $50; second Cabin e75; First Cabin eloo,
including Railroad Tfcts.
the bvohe Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tfnkie-
psnsh viii cave from Pier No North River MONDAY Sept
O'Clock connecting via Panama Railroad with the
steamship On the Pacific Ocean.
Extra Of this line always AZ Pa-na tsurns promT
connection al the Isthmus
The North Star will succeed the Northern Light" and
eave New.York 2O.h September.
For freight pesRe apply 20 d. b. Allen, Agent, NO.
Sowing Green New York City
B.. All persons forbid trusting any scooun Of
thea hove
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EOR FLUSHING, COLLEGE POINT, ST
Il ROMANS WELL.-The steamer ENOCH DEAN leave.
Fulton Market shp at 81 and M Leaves flushing 81
u and III g. and p Low fsre-l5 cent? LxcurSs1
tickets 70 20 and return p cents.
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CNOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare 80 cents-The
Il steamer BRlDGEPoRT leave. Psekn.ig East River'
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at Il O'Clock,
noon .rrvns with Houss'onic and
NJ Haven trains.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY-

OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw.JERSEY-
~ CnnDeetns 1t Nev HsmVon with The DeAvre, IAeae
wanna md w.'ssn RAiTos<' and u LAsOs viii BE LseA
srssI, As..err,rr.-com neneins h.y ls,lsss. Ls.'s
IN, = ss,. y., nd ;. 8: n To. ,s. I;r .s 10
ks,e New Yot rom ioos Of cOur'iandts. Q: 7>o sod
n. ii IS M .raiu from MAKES eos.
4 E..,on -h Lehsh Valley R.ro.A and .heD.. viz
.as .ossee. !" R..das Dire: sI Pst:1s H.sGrs
r.sD,en I ,se D'.'ss ", v. 49, s.,
':s q L. md ll:tS Only ,ouy - .-r,us s....,...
HTDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Sept.
.1,.:. s .'' .st II nav. A.. G r. d.on n
for Sin SIM s:a5 m .nd i61o for Poashk-ep.-'
I p :. i1o SO rha Had.D Poaahi-epe P.-i
Sing Sing TsnySn Trans sop st mot q ,he Way s.
ss -. Trsn. ssr Yort les1e Troy rs $50 and IS
a. M and s55 D. m and Albany abou. Is minutes later. On
sunday sep n. Az SMITH Superintendent
NEw-YORK and NEW HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN 1853. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. is,0.
Connencns May =, ia,s
Pa~D Sation 10 NevYNk corner Of Th-st and EsAv
hn'''''* en- tn, 4isIss LEAVE sEwYohk
Fer New Haven, N. Tex l2:+5 3l5 te1l $50 sal
81 md rs s. sad'i''x s sa @ S
20 Ms.' r.. SIS IS s1 So 70 rs SO $50 81 "a
D,'D t sss ss,5 a. M b. ' as IS ss
lions. T. O. M Il ~. $3.50, so o:S, o;C p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Ior Boston sa IN Tex Sis %. teI) Yof HEtnsd tnA
eptnes.s s:l5 m,eI For C'nrecaea. River Rai
cn For Haven London and Stoniniton Railroad u
and S. .. For Canal Railroad 20 Northampton
NJ lex ard has For Housasopc Railroad O. m and
Sis ., m. For Neusa;uck Railroad S:l5 p N ta
Danbury and NorxAlk Railroad, T. 81 m. $50 p N.
JAMES h. HoYT, Superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and asr MONDAY Apri 1889 and until further notice
Passenger Trains Will leave Pier foot OF Duane St W.
DUEKIRK EXPRESS ate NJ, fr Dunknk and Buffalo,
and principal intermedia.e Stations
ROCKLAHD PASSENGER q: $3.50 from foot Of fiard
tou Pernon for SUf-rls aid ds.e sstions
WAY PASSENGER a. p M, for Sewblrsh, Mddle,own.
nd nterm.dste Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a. 5 ?. nn for Dunkirk and Bgfalo.
The above trains daily Sundays excepted.
Thee Trains at Ems with the Enirs Gao
aDdsga Nasars Falls Railroad for Niafaa Falls Bns
hamon Syracuse Bnzbsmon Railroad, Tor 5yra
Cor1ins with tine Buffalo CorniUE aud Newfork
Railroad for Rochester and Buffalo; Great Bend with the
HorneIsve with the Buffalo and NewYok City Railroad aud
at Buffalo and Dunki with the Lake Shore Railroad for Csvs
lApd Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit, Chicago, &c
10 NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
NORTHERN r. r. of n. JERSEY-For Pier
IN mont Nyack Hack nssck Ensswood, tcL~ayes foot o
Courtland tSundsy s1cepsd al $50 and 80 and 30
p. M Leaves PieTnoD; 81 6 and 7:45 aud S:25 m.
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
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Utean 6ieamers, ST.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS LINE TO
WI CALIFORNIA
via NICARAGUA!
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
THE ONLY LINE CARRYING

TIE ONLY linz IAKkl INU
THE UNITED STATES MAI ) --
DIRECT To SAN JUAN DEL NoRrE via MY "hsr
THE UNITED STATES AND CENTRAL AMERICAN
TRANSIT COMPANY will dispatch ;hei: p enold L > NAL
Steamship hEf.SrONE STATE, 200 tan,, CAPS heEis
Cnurchil ion New York oT San lsun Del Noe; a. p N
WEDNESDAY, October : to coEnec; b. the ishnl' OF
Ncssgua A. san Juan Gel SUI. with the L. ; MAJ >eshp
HERhASS co tuus ID. and shameless: seAisap on
the Pacific, thence oirvc; - francisco
Tie lhnus has tecn ia IN PrItec order ait ias 49, so
6a;ons for tie transit Of ard rchaufse las
COMFORT SAFETY. ana DISPATCH several new Tiser Aed
zks bulk expressly ioi ths having bcn attei -
tie Lire.
Race lor Pssssse Bso9, al F @ BY other
lus.
10, Fish or Pass.e apply - The osoe Of he C. {. A.
TRANSIT COMPANY. No b1. .Ig Green.
II s. NJ. STEAMSHIP ARIEL, Capt. D..
u. Wilson for HANRE va SOUTHAMPTON will '.il
eotn No North River. ~ sATU RDAf
Sgt WIKI mails 80 specie Aod
france. ID. TORRANCE, Ne. , bosi-S GrecG
f-,ish. ard r.,sAks rsdroec.
ss.sg,Ap OCEAN QUEEN W. k-sE ST.. ~
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RAILROAD For PHILA

N DELPHlA sni tie SOUTH and WEST, "a Jkhssi
CRY MAJ and Express Lire. esye New .-x q = A1 II
asrdsr n far, IS fu-0-gh ]. kets 81 io u
,sf al and u. al o NsbirstcI Ne. ofa' aa tos
scath A.. tArul4l BAGGAGE CHECKED ~ "SHI.'0A -
" - - W " OOpRUFF, Asrs.tsr; 6 -r--inteuier-
NJ h.st.,- VII or tr.ns l--ss tefervd as
,Le. k.c af.,,l uiuEss - Vi i-v tas q es't
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,RN PASSENGER ROUTE b steam

NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE " steam
n srERANCIs sKIpDY sri COMMODORE, from icos u
f.h~-y.. EVERY EVENING, exceps SATURDAY a. gcock,
% tn thence via RepsseI AID sars;os hAce kAd ~.
~ f- akirf tmsriss Ur.ed e,s,-s or "a
p.as par. Lake Chau PLAIN s0aee ,na oseen' sqs
50; Blrug-oo. 81 10 fAt-so-rg - p
-. sesrt 8; OsGsnsb1r. 81 Eout--a IS Is Ap
- =, a. al tckes q TROY syEAhSoAf OFFICE hrs
- Fs1r-x
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

EOR FLUSHING, COLLEGE POINT, ST.
Fulton Maric, slip ne, T. and Leaves Flushing.
y and ~ a and M Low fsre-lS cens E1carH'n
tickets 70 60 and return 25 oenta
NOR BRIDGEPORT-Fare so cents-The
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a, u O'Clock,
arriving in time 70 connec. with hoa'aonie and
New Haven trains
NAY BOAT for ALBANY Steamer ARME-
H. MA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY,
from foo, Of HsIrisons,., at 7 O'Clock a. m
nay BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
~ METAMoRA. from foot Of Jsy-st every TUESDAf'
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at g. NJ
y RANGEKENT-Bo leave STATEN BLAND even
O. ns iT' e.s: @
NOR GREENpORT-LONG ISLAND RAIL-
l. ROAD.-TwICE DAILY kr the Summer. Leave soath
ferry Brooklyp At 10 q ~. NAL and $50 m, E.ren; re-
;nrnins arrive in Brooklyn 81 81 NJ I1Pr'@' and I'll" -
NOR NORWALK. The Steamer CONF
4 DENCE will, and after TUESDAY Ava 81 leave Nsy-
Ych, 20: 4 G.;5srine :.P every IUEsDA{ IhcKs
City island New Roc arriving In time eonn-e, With
he Fare . Hofw:i 50 Ct. to Whesone ETY. sad AID
New Rochelle, - ca
NOTICE.-REGULAR MAIL LINE for BOS-
~ TON, PROVIDENCE, and NEWPORT, wa sroNISG-
ban Son eS'T ., Ser % Of I VIII leave Pie. 80
in, WHAT above Baerypscr dsiy excP. Sunday, s:
o'ehck m ins,-sd Of p. Once No 10 Bstsrypsoe'
New York, Auf So 1859.
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE viA NEW
u PORT and FALL RIvER--rhS splendid And sapenos
neaner NETROF Oils, Cap: brown leaves Sewfort evef
NJEsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY q. o'cloot z N,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt bryIn. on AoSpAI'
vi pNEgDAY and FRIDAY o. ociock iron Per M
DN.R-
vtl BE- apYh-
,sn, uutii the han hsvs ben rsio cor.
Ir.ish 10 Boston .aesss with greet dispsch -
A Exprrss Fr-izh: Train "
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer ARME-
~ MA, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY,
from foot Of Hsrrison.st., At O'Clock d.
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CTEAM to LIVERPOOLand LONDON, calling
~ CORK 70 land snd embark letters and passosers
Liverpool EewYork and Pbilsdslpha esamshp Companys
splendid Clyde built Screw S.ekmsnis intended 70 SAL
- blows: - -
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday, September H.
KANGAROO. bsturcsy september ~
.baurosy, OctopeI O.
At u o'cloct, noon, from Pier No n n. K
PASSAGE.
Cabin from New York AID Phis Cork Lverpol. e75
Cabin from New and Philadelphia 10 London. $50
Third Class 10 Cork or 50
Return tickets from Liverpool, available for six monhs 500
Passengers rwarded 10 HavTe Paris, Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp, 81 through rstts $50 .
Passenger, esod by his line avoid he hsk and res;
calling S. Johns TIE steamers proceed 70 Corh
Direct.
For freight pssye apply the Office Of the Company
JOHN @. DALE, No Is Broadway, New YORK, Agent
In Liverpool, 20 WIN. INMAN, Tower Baidinu
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GREAT REDUCTION THE VANDERBILT
" EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES NAIL gTEAA.
SHIPS ss every fortnight New York Southampton
And Hsve under leaving .his side each sernas
SATURDAY, and the other nde each aernse WEpNESpAi'
IRON nET-YokKi IRON HAVh AID
soUTH'PToS ioUTuAHproI
HAvRE. pok GEW-Tonk.
Anil Wilson Saturday Sept 1oI "wednesday Sept q
OcsAs Ousel sesbuy Saturday Sept ~ "Wednesday, Oct u
vAHDERBf, Lefevre saturday Oct sIWecnesdsy Oct %
These Steamships have wstertirht Compartments
PACE or PASSAGE either way the same, viz;
VAEDERBILT-lst csbia slb) snd Sloo; ID cabin 30.
OCEAN OUEEN-ls cabin, { 100 and ESQ., "a cabin, go
ARlEL-lst cabin, see; & cabin 90.
Third cabin limited number, $50
Certificates of Passage Issued from Europe 20 America specie
delivered IN London and Pers
D. TORRANCE Agent, No. Bovineuefn
Nev.YoSk
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IRE. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CCRE
~ and GYMSasIUMEcte .,cozfaoea'i1r. i'r sIie1i
a.. Yt.E.-.E ss.se,!a -. 40 reetsf - Ae- Io.L
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vTNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAS
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From NewYork to Liverpool:
Chief Cabin Passese
keeon6 Cabin Passage 70
FROM Boston 20 Liverpool: -
Chief Cabin Passage. .......'...'...'..''.''''~Ho
Second Cabin Passage. u
Yas ships from Boston call 1t Hal4sx
PERSIA Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt LAnf
ARABIA Capt J. Stone. AMERICA Capt MiTAf
ASIA Capt e. g. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt Asdersoa.
AFRICA Capt shannon. EUROPA, Capt J. L-tch-
Ssesr vessels carry clear white nsLt masthssd green
rsrboard Bow red on port bow =.
PERSIA Judkins Leaves New fork W eaneedsy Aut'
ARABIA, Stone Leaves boston' " Soneeesy' aug
sHERiCA Mll.r... Leaves Boston Wednesday, Sept
AFRICA shannon Leaves New York "Wednesday, Sept IA
EUROPA Leitch Leaves Boston Wednesaay SeP
PERSIA, JudkinB Leaves New YORK eoiesSey oeP| "
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board. ..,, H.. ..,.
diver Bullion Specie, Jewelry Precious Stones or Metal. 70
- bills Of adine signed therefor and the value nfsd
Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling orssa.
DOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s. MAIL
LINE.-The fsvon,e steamship STAR OF TIE sou TIL,
Cart Thcs Lyon, will leave TUESDAY, Sept at p NJ
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NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and aNer Wednesday June ise trains wiz leave 18th
T. station, New York, a. follows
For Williams ordz e-75 and $50 g. m. $50 and $50 u
Sor White Plains-lI 80 q m. 400 and 500 p. m
Tor White Plains-6l5p m. from White and Cen;retA
Fer Dover Pains-:Sop p. m.
Ror Absny-e:So M. Mail Train.
Returning viii leave
Dover Plains, $50 m.
White Plains 500 ard Leo q m. 500 snde:oop n
WIHAInsbridse 6: - and $50 D. m.: leo and ?
w J. CAMPBELL. superintendent
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ENOR SAvANNAH and FLORIDA.U. s. MAIL
IINE-The fsvori,e steamship STAR OF TIE SOUTH
CAPT Thcs Lyon, will leave TUESDAY, Sept 8 a4 NJ
op Pier No N r. Through tickets given 70 Montgomery
Coumbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bills Of Lsdns d6ns6
OILY 90 board Bor freight or passage apply 20
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL son, No. Is broedway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY-Steamer
H. METAMoRA, from foot Of Jsyst- every TUESDAY
THrRsDAY and SATURDAY, at
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Tor SALE ,,onro,or TT.

SUBSCRIPTION to STOCK in SOU iHERN
- BANK or ST. LOUIS Books Of subscripton 20 One
Hn,ded Tbou,sno Dollars reased Capital SO ok Of the
sOtTHERN BANK or ST LOUIS, will BE- opened az Bank
Ana te op.n Tor the space fifteen day., unless the whole
amount ,bs sooner subscribed for Dividends Stock
'N' " H. +. VAIL, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
Hesc CHrpeti1ag.

J. D. A-N1ERoN &c CO.
124 Canal Street,
Have received large and choice Eugsh Vel
vet and Tapestry Capcng of the celebrated manufacture Of
Grossey's Sons, and others
BIGRLOW BRUSSELS and WIITONS-new patterns
THREE.PI.Y AND INGRAINs of the best makers
RUGS, BAIzEs, DOOR MATS. etc.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention the stock of all desc.
tions of Bocaee Satin de Lain wos,.d Curtain Mate
rial Lace and Muslin Curtains and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch of business pains taken to ges M
the newest styles, and our stock has no superior
OIL CLoTS-3 feet 10 a fee! wide of choice ouat; md
new patterns. MD init
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

LET EVERY PLANTER AND EVERY FAMILY,
AFTER HAVING READ THE FOREGOING, AND BE-
COMING CONVINCED OF THE
GREAT UTILITY AND UsEFuL NESS
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING CHINE.
AND WHO HAS NOT ALREADY SECURED ONE OF
THESE INvALU ABLE INSTRUMENTS,
FURTHER IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE TESTIMONIALS
Of ANY BIZ DESIRED
FORWARDED ON APPLICATION, BY MAIL,
AT ANY OF OUR SOUTHERN DEpOrs.
THE ONLY MACHINE IN WORK Bt1y
THE GROVER & BAKER s. NJ COMPANY
SOUTHERN DEPOT, NO. IL CAMP STREET.
MA 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
ew er1ans Gully Crescent aaondu orni gapsmber a. 1859

SkW WttsANa 5Alty =
Kcegan s NC Cana,
144.. CANAL .144
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
| SILK DRESS GOODS.
-Includng-
DouBIE JuPEs, IN ALL soLoRs.
| RICH EMBROIDERED SILK ROBES article 70,
| Evening Dresses
SILK BURNous-Newest style, at Extremely Low Prices
KID GLOVES.
100 DOZEN KID GLOVES which we will sell extemel,
Lowi
Together with
CHOICE ASSORTMENT
DRESS GOODS.
EABR0IDERIES, LACEs, etc.
A FULL ASSORTMENT
HOUSEKEEPING AND PLANTATION GOODS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
KEEGAN 4 McCANN,
MA 2p6t IA Canal street.
Robert Gs.ibbIe,
No As CAMP STREET, CORNER OF GRAy1ER,
-pEALgR
HING,
FUR HING GOODS,
FRecK AND BUSINESS COATS.
BLACK AND FANCY PANTS
SILK, VELVET AND SATIN VESTS
oyERcoATs AND sHAwIs-of all s.es.
SHAKER FLANNEL AND MERINo SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
COTTON AND MERIEo HALF HOSE
KID, SILK, WooLEN AND BUcKsKIN GLOVES,
BLACK AND FANCY TIES AND scARFs
LINEN CAMBRIc AND SILK HANDKERCHIEPs.
SHIRTS, Of all styles and qualities
To all Of which he respectfully invites the attention Of the
public nl4 2pst
B. Fifet S Sons,
STREET.
FANCY GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Children's Carriages, Toys, Games,
GkOTszES, xaxRRORsS,
ETC, ETC, ETC
lust RECEIVED FROM PARIS, LONDON and VIENNA |
SUPERB STOCK
EVERYTHING IMAGINABLE
Together with the Finest lot Of
" n Ez z = g M PIPH9l
CIGAR SMOKERS
Ever Brought to New Orleans:
B. PIFFET Il SONS,
l22 Canal street,
hl4 2p3t Touro Buildings
Geastlenaen'S
F U r Nj s HIN G. GOOD
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

19rGrever " Bakers NOfsoIess Sewing Ma
clnzs which SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS arc on sale
= ~ scuhem Depot No Cnp Parties in want Of
~ I1Ee141el. o26 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

GENuINE EPREPARATIoN
CURES GRAVEL. BLADDER. DaopsY, KIDNEY Az
FEcTloEs
Hclnbsld's Genuine Preparation,
For Nervous md Debilitated sufferers.
Helnbold's Genuine Prcparatfon,
For Loss Of Power, Loss OF Memory.
For salc IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l6l Charities street
MS xp5teod6hW General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14


THREAD CoIFFuREs
yALESCIENNEs SITS
POINT GAZE SETS
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE SITS.
| FRENCH SETS.
EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
| HAEDKERCHIEFs
| LINEN and PIQUE COLLARS
| CAMBRIA and SWISS BANDS
COLLARS, etc, etc
| E. REILLY & CO.,
| nif 2pas l26 Canal street
Cl0aks, .Mas,tes, Etc.
We are daily adding to our immenhe the above
prepared to offer still magnificent assortment Of
| VELVET AND VELVET CLoAKs.
SILK MANTLES
| OPERA CLoAKs
sHAWLs, etc., etc.
E. REILLY & CO.,
nl4 2pst 126 Canal street.
Linens.
80 cases Nulholland celebrated A. sHIRrING LINENS,
manufactu, I'd expressly for ourselves
Stand "a PILLOW LINENS
SO, TO- IL and 1874 LINEN sIiE:ETINGs
s4 and lo4 TABLE DAMAsKs
3s and x DAMAsK NAPKINS
DAAAsK DoYLIEs. HUGK. TOWELS, etc
All of which will be sold low by
w.~ E, REILLY 4 CO.,
MIA 2p3t 1876 Canal street.
PO12ii1ss.
We havo received by arrivals an eegan. limo Of the
above in
FRENCH
IRISH PoPIISs
E. REILLY & CO.,
hl4 -pt 126 Canal street.
Kid GIOUes.
800 dozen KID GLOVES assorted ses of the bes; nteri.
and manufactured expressly for
E. REILLY CO.,
MA 2pst l26 Caua street
Received,
PER STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY,
ANOTHER FINE LOT
ELEGANT LYONS TAFTErAs.
81 e5 and 81 SO per Yard,
j. LEVoIS &c Co,S-
Corner Carondelet and bourbon Streets.
CLoAKs, BURNoUs,
F n K 3 - e s.
A OMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES.
Just received at
]. LEVOIS CO.'S,
nl4 2p6t Corner of Canal and bourbon streets
Ladies'
We have received by PERSIA md EMPIRE CITY
a splendid assortment of UNDER GARMENTS viz
PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIC
LINEN cAMBRIc EMBROIDERED YoKEs
vALENcIENNE YoKEs
INSERTING AND LACE.
PLAIN AND EMB'D MORNING GOWNS
CAMIsoILEs
:. ROBES DE cHAMBRE
PARLoR ROBES
EMBROIDERED PIouE zouAvEs
children's Embroidered and Plain COSTUMES.
]. LEyOIs Il CO.,
MI 2p6t Corner of Canal and bourbon streets
.tclU V'O7.sted Store.
f. G. u EB T. e,
$50 CANAL STREET,
Next door above Holmes
Informs the Ladies just opened his fall supply of
oods IN his line which selected during the past summer
~ Mrs tinebe while through France and Germany
lie would call particular attention the following goods
which he has most splendid assortment
SoRsTED and FANCY BEAD EMBRO1DERIEs.
foRSTED NUBIAS, OPERA HOODS and HAIR NETTS
EMBROIDERED cHEMIsE YoKEs, ETC, ETC.
He would also call the of the his large
SHETLAND wovE and ZEPHYR woRsTEp,
Which he will sell extremely low at wholesale and retail
F. GUEBLE,
Mi 2p6t $50 Canal street. next door to Holmes
Linen, .aX IVislfhs,
SUITABLE FOR sTEAMBoA ATS
Linen CrumS Cloth,
ALI. WIDTHS AND PATTERNS.
ARPETING, OH. CLOTH,
CURTAIN MATERIALS, CoRNIcEs,
NEW PATTERNS.
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
ATT1NG-CoCoA AND CANTON.
RUGS, MATS, TABLE-COrERS etc.,
For sale Low a the
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 80 CAMP STREET.
nl4 2p6t WATKINS & HOMAN
EtE's. Fas1'S. Flt1.s.
Just received, beautiful assortment of LADIES FuRs
Also, a fresh assortment Of
Genuine Jouvin Kid Gloves,
OF all Sizes and Colors.
LION & PINSARD,
81 and IS Royal street.
ni4 2pt Benyile st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

to onsr to dealers
4 ALARoE STOCK OF CHEAP cLoAks.
AT such low prices will insure their rapid sale at
i tive profit. We have also on hand large stock
| CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
| Very Low Prices.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
nA 2pst lls Canal street, one door from Royal
W,00Ie,s Goods.
4 BENTHUYsEN,L LEWIS dr CO.,
Strect...........n..11 .116
Are now offering, AT REDUCED PRICES,
a largo stock Of
BED BLANKETS
BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS,
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS,
COMFORTS. etc.
FLAHNEIs-of nearly every description.
FRENCH NERINoEs,
& MoUssELINE DEIAINEs, and other
- D'f's>' 'ooD'
az eA''anAa'a q 'ns s0ek sna pfees Is p0n'e'y ~
sass'eN
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
nl4 2p3t lI6 Canal street, door from Royal
-
= Ossss,
IL 4 L.. -. CHARITIES STREET =. 12 IL
--Iunorte, os.-
~ ~ , s7iLn', Dnr~'so DnNr~'so 1oVDo, LACEo, ElC.,
HAS Just opened
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS IN
sTrpEr,n xyr>Y
i'e'ni's from 20 upwards 0s'ne less
BRocHf, CHINE fouLT DE SOLE Plain and Figured
M - Il : -''.'' - 80 80
por,rxs pit. 4. p.....,..- 1855 - i'-oD'
FoULARDs, GRIsAILLEs, PARIS roPL1N,
yr1onns y, y,crapI. ron - ~ gaI,sA .Ins
49,. - a.n,sUs anls ee &C.
THOMPSON ! Son., ~ os,.n,..a :
, q .. ~ r US.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

BOys' Clothing Emporium,
30. .............sT. CHARLES STREET ..........46
Between Canal and Common.
L. w. LYONS,
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHILDRENs
CLOTHING
f U r SHING GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE AssoRr.
MENT of
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHllDREN'S CLOTHING
IN THE SOUTH
made of the most desirable material the most durable
CITY TRADE.
Also, very large stock Of
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CIIILDREN's
Furnishing Goods, Shirts, ETC.,
All of which will be sold very low prices
Parents Guardians and others respectfully invited
anime BOYS CLOTHING before purchasing as they will
find it much to their interest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Elegant PARTS TelUet
PEIISSES, CLoA-Ks.
And
MILLINERY GOODS.
OPENING DAY, MONDAY, NOV. IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
COATS.

Youths, Black, Blue, Brown and Grceu Cloth FRoCKs
Gray Brown and Drab Cashmere BUSINESS COATS
Check, Stripe and Plaid BUSINESS COATS.
Castor Cloth, Beaver and Cashmere OyERCOATS
Lonare CLOAkS and TAI.MAS-new style
French Pilot and Lion Skin Reversible OVER SACs
Pepper and Salt Cashmere Suits with and without
Strpea
Check Gray and Brown Salts with and without sttipes
nd Rnl,R Rnx
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

OPENING DAY MONDAY, NOV IL
JOHN TODD.
IL d .cHARTREs STREET. Ia s. II
VIII display MONDAY. the l4h ,nst
The most choice and recherche assortment of Super
VELVET PEIIssEs, BURNoUs,
CT. Oh Ac $ II " ID lsr II " Tiles,
Elegantly Embroidered and Plain
-Aso-
FINE CLOTH SILK and PLUSH in all the New Styles
MISSES AND CHILDREN's
cLoAks, rALMAs AND MANTLRs.
ELEGANT FRENCH PATTERN BoNNETs.
SUPERIOR PARIS MADE BoNNETs, in Velvet, silk and
Straw, Royal Velvet, etc.
Bridal Ronnets and Wells.
MISSES AND CHIIDREN's HATS, BoSSErs FLATS
etc, ETC.
RIDING HATS PLUMES, WREATHs,
HEAD DRESSES, RUCHEs, FLOWERS
TRIMMINGS RIBBONS, etc.
Just received direct from the most
CELEBRATED HOUSES IN PARIS,
And comprises the most elegant offered
JOHN TODD,
MA 2p3t Nos IL and IA Chartres street
EnsbrOiaes-ies.
Our stock in that department large and superior We would
call especial attention our
BLACK THREAD LACEs.
TALEHCIENNES .
THREAD COIFFURES
yALESCIENNEs SITS
POINT GAZE SETS.
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE SETS
FRENCH SETS.
EMBROIDERED WAISTS
HANDkERCHIEPs
LINEN and PIoUE COLLARS
CAMBRIA and SWISS BANDS
COLLARS, etc, etc
E. REILLY & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHILDREN.s FUR.
NISHING GOODS.

Plain and Twillcd COTTON DRAWERS all qualities and
styles.
CRAVATS and TIES-Black and Fancy SILK
SOckS--White, Grown and Fancy.
GLoVEs-Cassmerc, Cloth Mcrino and Bucksln.
l.. W. LYONS,
osl 2plt&3,W 26 ST. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

Youths and Boys White SHIRTS new styles
Fancy =. :.
Check
Childrens SHIRTS, White aud Colored, every style.
Embroidered Waists SHIRTS
White and Coiored Waist SHIRTS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-14

VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
ALFRED MUNROE tS CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
Corner OF Camp and Common Streets.
Arc now selling all descriptions Of
FURNISHING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS,
At very Moderate Prices
PATENT YOKE sHIRTs-Forty different sises
ALL LINEN SHIRTs-Al sres.
Very Handsome LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS-At sI2 nor DOZEN
FANCY CoLoRED SHIRTS TRAVELLING SHIRTS
MER1NO UNDERSHIRTS-From rs cents to IS co.
AERINO DRAWERS-From Is cents to So 5o
Real Shaker Flannel SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
LINEN. and JEAN DRAWERS.
Red Cashmere and fine Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Plain and Ribbed Cashmere and Merino HALF HOSE
White and Brown Cotton HALF-HOsE.
Real Shaker Knit Wool HALF-HOSE
GL0yES--Of every description
Linen and Silk HANDKERCHIEFs.
SuSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
yALIsEs
CARPET BAGS, ETC.
ALFRED AUNROE & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
nA 2p2t Corner Camp and Common streets