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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Franklin Comfy

On Tuesday Of last week here we're twelve
hundred and rwen,, -four tubs Of butter t73..
,Aag lls) sent to Boston from the St Alhars
Station. The pDiers paid VAS from fourteen
10 seventeen cents which made The dairy.
men scold some, many holding th,ir butter
in anticipation of a grrGer price. ST. Al.
hans is going to be lighted with gas. The
Providence Steam and Gas Pipe Co. are
putting in works for manufacturing the rosin
Gas. We are glad Of it-A man from
Philadelphia is again at ST. Albums buying
horses for the horse railroads. lie purchas-
ed one hundred there in the Spring, aud
nov wants sixty mere. He paws from $50
to SIPS. The cities are fast taking all the
available horse flesh out of Vermont and if
our farmers do not exercise judgment there
Hall has ordered hearing in regard to the
appeal taken by the Ransom and Howard
Guards from the recent Third Rrgimeutnl
election, held at ST. Albumin firing
a salute at Mississquoi Bay, in commemora-
ton Of Queen Victoria's birth. day, three
Young men We severely hurt by premature
discharge, one uf whom, a son of T. T.. Rus
sell, Esq, had his face bndly mangled -
At the Sabbath School Convens,ssa held at
st, Adams, May 18th, it was resolved to
hold another convention in some town CON
ven'nt for Orleans, Lamoille, Caledonia and
Essex counties, aud committee appointed
to decide on the place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

4 GrNrmu Mcn Taoer We see by our
Nehnng,s that the frost hi, week wa, quite
general, and not confined 10 "Goacn N,r.
mont" alone, In some parts Of Nc~ York
and Ohio even, the damage done was much
more than /, was here in the northern part
OF Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
LOCAL AND STATE,
MnlLipIying do Meana.

We are uoH receiving large 4diiHons % our
puniiag hciiira, Boo iho articles ~ IIpe, h0fh
wood and metal Bordrf, Hulrs, hei also CaTds
and Paper NJ almost 40 kiuds and qual.flrsi rpu-
staEtly Df llui. Weave about adding o. aug ~
dgf imPra,s % pdnung matliufry pilh smeh Ee
hopeta do good w0rh ~ short notice. The pat-
rousge u ths pubiio g. invited. u
o. Our reporter gives ~ ths business
set completed ~ che Court now iu session 90
Ibis place A. W. 70 % press the ease on
lIii Is number g. samuel bu rs Green
banks s. Adams, which vii probably oeeupy
tho court al day Thursday, Tues
dag, the opening day Of court was beautl-
ful day, aul We noticed Perhaps msre than
he usual number Of strangers DO town,
g. The weRtheris very changeable this
months Il changes from hot 10 cold, and
from cold 20 very cold,
O. OR readers Vll not fail 90 notice
the concise manner 10 which we this week
give the news irou' ever, pas OF the state,
nssvy TLssdsT sIsiw,
Tvs NNhAllNN US hNHlNN'l w NAVY INll
accompanied BY terrible thunder and light
ming, ou Thursday ryrning ~ lat seek.
The ds' he'd been 'sy bot and sullry up 10
lhe lime of he storm, which hogan shout
Z ~ O'Clock and continued into the night
'fht lightning struck the hotel ~ 4, J, Stiles
~ Fast S. JohnshuU. p,ssing down the
chimney Into lts' siuiHg room, and from
thence into lh- kitchen aud duvn through
lhr nuor ana then making ls escape without
doing SERIOUS damage, 1h, inmates Of the
house we're all IN bed, and though the cleo
lrcal huId passed through the room where
one Of them vts sleeping, no one received
rhe slightest injury, There 10 % church only
o very few rode 90 che north, and dwelling
house un the south Of this hotel. both Of
which were provided with lightning rods, hut
lhe hotel bad none, and was struck. The
question IL Gov, how great a circumference
around % building will good rod attract the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

SrEE Cure ron MAD DCG.-Thc Buffalo
Kel uohe originates a cure for hydrophobia
ia ooEs, that w h1,s no doubt viii proye.ri.
Lcac,uus. 1t Is very simple. and AZ il can do
no harm 1t will be Wei to Try il on dogs gem
orally rs sure preventive. The direction
js' divide the large vein Of the TAIL close ~
under the upper jaw (this vein is frequently
called the jugular) The prompt How Of
blood will st once relieve the animal Don't
stop the bleeding let it stop itself lii
don't stop Of its own accord it is a sure e,i--
deuce that all the hydrophoLA has uGp run.
out, aud the chances OF this horror are drci.
dediy favorable TO your letting her run
o. Atihe meeting of the National "
p"kiepMcm Iuuu, recently held in Boston,
~ New York fTihttr was recommended as
the organ Of the craft throughout the I'm.
ION.
y NEw ENIMY IN 1HE CoRNrlE1Ds.-The
corhiirlds IN some parts ol Illinois are being
sadly damaged Il! rats. The csr"-cribs be-.
mg en ply. and very little to be found in the
hNrn-Nards, the rats have brtakrn Themselves
IN large bodies 70 the fields, where they dig
below the stulkS aid eat the kernels, thus
running large tracts uf growing corn. Large
numbers haze been killed, one farmer haV-
ing slaughtered eleven hundred, and anoth-
rr two hundred, AID 80 on.
o. In case now before the Courts or
Chicago, police officer testified thai he had
kissed Mrs. Thompson; also Mrs. Post also
Mrs. CLAYTON Hlsu others il not relative
to the parties did not regard the kissing as
wrong Ia himself, MS he was a married man,
and a man Of character !"
O. -Four students Of Dartmouth college
willie going from Hanover To Thetford in a
sail boat on Friday, we're upset and rpmuin-
ed in the water, clinging To the boat Two
hours before they were rescued.
rS- In Detroit, on the Sd inst, Henry T.
Barnes l6 years Of age, and son of the edi-
tor hf the Detroit Tribune, was found hang
ing 10y strip irnm one of the ladders in
gymnasium where he was in &c habit of eXer-
Gi>'hg: The c"roners jury returned YER
dict OF accidental hanging.
SGcKLEIsH Administrations Holden, a
soldier in the Mexican war, residing Ut Still
water, y. Y, shot Hiram D. Cuse, few days
since The latter had seduced the daughter
OF Holden, aud when Holden lcarrtd the
fact he said he would shoot him the next
time he approached his house. He did so
and Cuse tell dead al the door of the man
whose hospitality he had betrayed, Case
Nus formerly dry goods clerk at albany.
Holden surrendered hia,self to the nuthoFi-
ties. =,
gentleman near Fayettville, Tenn, re-
Gently found young lawyer Of that pluee
With his wife, under circumstances that nd-
miued of no explanation, aud Immediately
pitched nnto, me Intruder The lawyer, how
ever. made his eNcape. and the nr1t day tho
injured husband went 10 Ia, ett,ille and DIS
,hargrd a urusket at him hut missed his aim.
lie threatens another attempt to vindicaio
lis honor allor the Sckles method.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

A BrA SronY AND a SLIGHT ACCIDENT
The down train of the New York and Erie
Railroad, when crossing Well Greek May 81,
ran into a drove &c sheep, killing annn. The
engine was thrown from the track. into the
Creek. The engineer had nm arm broken.
There were No passengers on the train. Loss
in sheep, $4,000 -
We call that story regular whopper."
but az il is printed in all the papers without
contradiction, we give Il place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

TT The Bmulehoru PhUuix says there is
going to be II little gathering over at7Rur-
lington about the 10th. at which postmas-
ters especially viii, end it for their interest to
be present. A word to the Wise, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

CpuIsruAuEACl.--We solicit rohaaaTy eoH-
piuunafaas from al parts u tie county upon
mattars n interest g. Items n Anfs, in par
tIeulsr, will Mechanically received
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Gomys LAWS DooK for June.

This number has made W. an early Welt, a.
usual GodGs plates are al~ey- good, nod
Il has matter particular, interesting 10 The
ladies Of all attitudes. It, lrading article b.
How the Ladies' live IN Brazil" Consider
log the amount Of artistic work In Il, il is
cheap at, siuRlecuTir-' - year, two copies
- year, three copies 50 year riI copies,
$40 year
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Grand Halo County.

During the thunder storm of'ruesday last,
nineteen sheep belonging to ID. b. pixley Of
South Hero, we're killed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
severe Ftrc.
severe Fire,
A tsiend. Mri,ing islander date Of
CuARLEsTowN, n. H., June l.,

NV \ ! =
An extensive fire occurred !" Springfield
VT, last night (Mny 3l) Destroying large
dmount Of property. Among the buildings
DESTROYED are Parks & Woolsou's large Ma
chine shop, Chipmun's carriage factory, San
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

~ Two five year old stallion colts were
recently sold by Mr., Gregory Of Norlhfeld
fer S2l00,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Addison Ceupty.

Prof Toardman, of Mildlebury College.
ha, accepted the unanimous call rendered
him hy the Presbyterian Church OF Bingham
ton, s., g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
che CaIt0omtaH.
81. Johnsbury, JUG NJ, le5o

~ g. ~ ,sIoNR a 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

1t is intima,ed that Charles J. Faulkner Of
Virginia will have the mission 10 Turin Us a
solaee foy bic congressional defect
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

~ Roots Cautasa, iuc Hay Makers" wa,
in burlington the same evening
80 his Flower Qucru" was here.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

O. OR readers viii not fil 90 notice
the eaucIse manner 10 which we this weeb
give the news lrou' every pafi oi the siH'ef
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11

a. The weRlheris very rhaugeabe this
month Il changes from hot 10 cold, aud
from cold % very cold.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
NelU C0lpeting.

I'D. DA- A-NIERoN &C CO.,
121 Canal Street,
Have received large Euglish Vel
Tapestry Capeting of the celebrated manufacture of
Crossleys & Sons aud others.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and wIITONs-new patterns.
THREE PLY AND INGRAINS, of the best makers.
RUGS, BAIzEs DOOR MATS, ETC.
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention to stock Of all descrp
B,ocatele Satin de Lain and Wosed Curtain Nate
rial Lace Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings,
Window Shades and Cornfces.
business great pains is taken 10 get up
the styles, and our stock has no superior
OIL CLoTHs-3 feet feet wide of choice quality and
ne,, naiterns o2i 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

eIsli.u Il i ACIr1c RAILRoAD. BY private note
nm II, ii. s. Fulkerson, agent, We are informed
ih.t tssins commenced making regular trips on
~ soih innt ID Tie Southern Pacific Railroad from
swsS ansS Landing, on Lake Caddo, to Marshall,
rensa 1ius y good news, and should inspire the
ftseaas Y ~ enterprise 70 fresh exertions Things
~ N y now, and al that is wanting is a
: losIk n Il, Il Strong pnll and pull altogether !"
= present certainty into early realization
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

WnnAf III ARKANSAS. The True Democrat says
that III State win raise nearly as much wheat
~ wit consume The present year, and that here
afser III will be wheat exporting State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

FusnruRE AT AUorIoN-J B. Walton, auction
esr sells to-day 10 o'clock a NJ premises No. lsi
Carondeiet street. Of Lafayette lot household FUR
nurs Of the succession Of Mary Louisa Hamilton
deccasod. 5.es5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

- we arc authorized to announce the
name Il W. r COLEMAN, Esq, candidate for The Office
of shcri of the Parish jefferson Election 6st Monday in
November 1854 ol0 t7noy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

N BucHANAN's KINDNEss.--It is said that the
most observable quality in Mr.. Buchanan is his af
fecton III his enemies, and his hostility to his
frSAn5a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

HT Tho Opposition State Executive Conn
xIrTHB DAILY at their room, No. ia building corner
Of ST. Charles Commercial Alloy. AL communics0rs ad
dressed to JAS MUssEIMAN Corresponding Secretary
will be promptly attended to.
SEQ 2ptf H. ". SUMMERS, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

H. Hnu1A00 Cur. Notice Is elsewhere pub
lkAed b the President Of the winnebago Club of
Dc ESn District, in which an invitations extended
V IN N join The members this evening, in q pro-
cesuion q participate IN the mass meeting in Wash
srOt01s Hnuare . Third District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
ra-opposItion Mass MeetIngs-The oppo

H9-Opposition Mass MeetfnSs-Thc Oppo-
ston party Of will in Mass Meetings at the fol-
lowing places in the city of Now Orleans
Washington Square, Third District, on WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, the 18th Of October.
Clay Square, Fourth District, on SATURDAY NIGHT tho
Goth OF October.
Canal street First and Second Districts, SATURDAY
NIGHT, the 5th Of November.
Thos j. Durant, Col A. P. Field, J. ]. Michel Charles
Leaumont and other speakers will address tho meetings.
. 90 2ptno5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

rf We are authorized to announce that
HENRY DAARON has Withdrawn from the canvass as can
didae for Constable Of tho Seventh Justices Court Fourth
District. In favor OF j. c. CoSTLEY the American nominee
7 -- as,aa1 1a4s,a1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
r. - ,AYToRNING, OCTOBER 2e, 1859.


I, n llr,r nass meeting will be held on
- eusarc, Third District, this evening.
SssSSes a leSthusiastic assemblage may be ex-
- W sEcnld not BE surprised II this exceeds
sas S3l - popular demonstration on Congo
- eSturday. If It does, the real people
III ~ - = Twhelming numbers, and an
shle indication Of the public pulse will be
nna1
1 ~ ~ eloquent speakers viii address the
- ak,s1 people, among whom We are authorized
I. ~Ss1fua llessrs. Thomas ]. Durant, A. P. Field
j. ]. llycAe ii, Charles beaumont and others.
N ~, eovereigns, one and all
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

sss- Members OF the American Party OF the
Fourth Ward requested the Crystal Palace Coffee
house at the Cont and Front Ieves streets WE'D
NESDAY EVENING" the 26th inst at o'clock. o25 2pa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

nS- For Congress - First Representative
DlsrRcrCHARLES BIENvENU is the nominee Of the State
Rights Democratic Party candidate for Congress for the
First Representative District. seq zpte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

nz-Wc arc authorized to prescnt tho name
q THOMAS H wEIGHTMAN, of the Parish Of Ascension,
As candidate the Office of Commissioner Of Board Of Public
Work. for tho Second District oS 2pte.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

na- Fifth Ward American Club-This Club
will hereafter meet regularly every WEDNESDAY, EVENING
at O'clock at the usual place.
BY order Of the President sell 2pH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

n.,- Thfrd Ward American Club - The
meetings Of this Club will again take place at Ne 81 Camp
street near Natchez street. every SATURDAY EVENING at
o'clock Native American md Adopted citizens residing in the
First District, cordially invited to join
,sso 1ptf j. O. POINDExTER, President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

~ For Congress We are authorized to
announce LAWRENCE D. NICHOLS, Of the Parish of As
cension s Opposition candidate represent the Second
Congressional District. aus 2ptno7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

RS Eighth Ward American Club, Third
pistrict-Ths Club regularly every MONDAY at the
United States Hotel Eyan Fields street, between Victory
and Moreau streets, at o'clock P. n.
By order Of the President.
ses3 optf T. a. B QUIET Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
E. II. Tyler,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED


NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED !!
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, BRONSE AND PARIAN ORNAMENTS,
Eine .Jewe1ry,
In Diamonds, Ruby Emealds Opals Coral Pearls fruscah
Mosaic and great variety of patterns
Rich silver Ware,
Tea Sets Pichers Cups, Gobes Trays, Vases Gasfors
Spoons Forks Ladies' and large assortment OF articles
for PRESENTS.
Plated Ware,
OF tho best quality and Beautiful Designs Elegant Chna
Paan Bronze Porcelain Wedgwood Vases and Figures
FANCY GOODS, in great variety.
SPECTACLEs-Gold Silver, Steel and Shell Frames
Cutlery.
Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Razos Guns and Pistols
WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED,
sILyER-wARE AND JEwELRY
oA 2p6t MADE 10 ohpEk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

IN BucxLExs' viii be on hand tonight with
1rslE1ts pro gramme, including all sorts Of negro
r tslSy, IN preposterously ridiculous darkey
VI diaas, The entertainment will conclude with
~ ltleyd buriesque Of Rossini's spectacular
~ " Cinderella, 4, ii the Little Glass Slipper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
.JnDa1l Ir0Hs,
Lamps,
Iron Furniture.

Hat Fire Wash Towel Stands setees Blower Stands.
ott., for sale low by
| p. r. FELL Il MARSH,
! OLE 2pweFr&Motf g. snd 6i Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
Late and Erfes,sire Importation

Late and Erfensire Importation
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
JOHN TODD,
In calling attention Of bis customers to his
\ LARGE STOCK OF
/ Silks, Dress Goods,
LACES,
Q0AKS AND MILLINERY,
Respectfully them that has been selected with great
from tho most
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURES IN EUROPE.
And among which exclusive dcgns In the fol-
lowing
other DRESS SILKS.
Plain PoUIT DE soIE-au colors.
RICH EVENING SILKS!
BLACK sIIKs-in all the most celebrated makcs
DOUBLE OIL BOILED and fully guaranteed.
DRESS GoopsEng Bareses Double Bateses, Cho.
nois, valours, Armures, Poplns, Tabinets etc
FINE PoISTE LAcEs-in Brussels, Cbantly, Aiencon.
valencenncs, etc. etc.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs-In Handkerchief, Sets, Trim
mings Infants Waist. Dresses ETC.
MILLINERY.
Just received e1 ship Globc from Hsrro ecsan, assort
meut Of
PARIS MANTILLAS, ETC.
SILK, Cloth, Velvet, ote.,
Being tho u,ost recherche of those goods
imported
LADIES' AND MISSES PARIS FASHION BoNNETs
RIDING HATS PLuMEs, RIBBONS, etc, etc.
NB-Iades and wholcsos Buyers respectfully invited
to examine stock of CI.oAKs and MILLINERY GOODS,
as complete assortment ever offered o4 2ps
House Furnishing Goods.
| Wa have in store a LARGE and CHoICR STOCK of the
| above, in
SATIN LANES,
woRSTED CURTAIN DAMAsKs,
| LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
| TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
BED BLANKETS QUILTS, etc.
And full assortment of all goods suitable for the
Fall Trade.
Just received by the Cahawba, invoice Of
| CLoAKs
| BURNOUs
ALLIANCE sHAwLs and
EMBRoIDERIEs.
-. qns. f. REILLY 4 co.
Gold Medal
GENUINE JoUvIN GLOVES,
At as Cents u Pair!
Just received via New York Gloves, from the
| uactory of Jouvin Il Co. Paris
LADIES' UNGIAZBD. at 10 cents pair
| GENTLEMEN'S =. .........: Eat 81 pair.
The above called Sweden Gloves have been manufactured cx
pressy house the celebrated firm of Jouvin Co.. In
Paris Also received large and complete assortment OF Jouvn
co.'s KID GLOVES all sizes and coors, for Ladies and
'en''s''''' LION Il PINsARD,
| oo4 2n,f 81 and 56 ROYAL street, Benvie
|
CGrpcti,lgs.
FRESH IMPORT TIONs.
Canal Street .12O
ToURo BUILDINGS.
Just received opening, largo and magnificent
| sortment of
| MRDAIILoNs,
| yEIyRTs,
| TAPESTRIES.
| BRUSSELS,
3-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETINGS
| Floor Oil Cloths.
sto "a feet wide patterns, cut to suit any apartment
| TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
A very large assortment and beautiful designs
| Curtain Goods.
All qualities of Damass Lace Curtains Curtain Bands Loops
Tassels, Cornices, etc
| GEO. L. MARINE,
o24 2p3t No 40 Canal street, near Royal street.
To Country Merchants.
RAYNE'S WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE.
No. 3s Magazine Street.
A LARGE STOCK
On Liberal Terms. sc26 2p6ra
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
j. LccOis 5 Co.,

CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Have received splendid assortment of
FALL GOODS,
-Couprlsing--
THE LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS.
FRENCH AND IRISH PoPLINs-Plau.
Fancy.
PLAIN AND BRooApE CASHMERE.
PoMPApoUR DRoouET,
MoIRE ANTIQUE GRIsAILLR.
New Style ROBE DIX CHAMBRE, with BURNoUs.
FRENCH CALICoEs-For Children.
Chintz Patterns.
PRINTED PIQuEs AND CoTEIINETTE
MOURNING PRINTS.
BEST BLACK SILKS, Plain and Fancy.
BLACK REPS
BLACK POUI.T DIR SOIR.
BLACK ARMuRE. etc, etc.
81 BLACK TAFFETAs, FOR sHAwLs.
DOUBLE SKIRTS AND TWO FLoUNcE SILK ROBES
Entirely New.
LADIES' CLoAKs,
sHAWIS,
BuRNous,
PIEDMoNTRsE,
TURCoS,
SILK AND VELVET MANTLEs
sHAwIS,
PELIsSES,
ZoUAvEs,
etc, etc, etc, etc.
Embroideries.
very rich assortment of COLLARS and SLEEVES, of all
descriptions of LACE.
RICH HANDkERCHIEFS.
REAL LACE sHAwLS,
REAL CASHMERE sHAWLs,
... OPERA CLOAkS,
HEAD-DRESSES,
NEW STYLE PARAsoIs,
JOUvIS'S GLOVES, etc.
J. LEvoIs & CO., .u.
o4 2pGt Canal and bourbon sts.
Fail, 1859.
PERSON, HARRISON 6 CO.,
| No. Magazine street.
Winter Clothing.
WINTER CLOTHING!
WINTER CLOTHING!
WINTER CLOTHING!
WINTER CLOTHING! +!
SUITS,
| COATS
| PANTS,
| VESTS
| SHIRTS,
CRAvATs,
! DRAWERS,
uNDERsHIRTs,
| SACKS,
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
| oe4 ep6t Magazine street, corner Canal.
| Teas. Teas. Teas.
PURE TEAS FOR EVERYBODY.
The choicest quality Of
GREEN md BLACK TEAS
| Retaed in any quantity to suit purchasers,
AT the
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
| lo2 POYDRAs STREET,
Between Camp and St. Charles streets,
Csign of the Chinanan)
nsTeas various sire koxes from lbs upwards choe
| Teas and low prices o24 2p3
Champagne.
Mr. A. TROUBLE is Our Sole Agent tho sale of order
'' WI FIX BARBE & CO., Rens.
A. TROUBLE,
AGENT FOR
F. BARBE 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAIGN
WINES,
65 Qa,s 10 ROYAL. STREET,
o2i apl5t New Orleans
.He,U Car.petings
And
G u r L AIN G o o D S
t. EI.KIN ss CO.,
| Mp STREET ,,,,,,,............J
ANDs AND IL BANK PLACE,
Have now on hand an elegant Of all classt
of goods nc which they call the attention of she
customers and friends. o24 2p6t
Leighton Is Here .dgatlt!
AT the
OLD ST "a ND,
Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets
Having Just returned with LARGE and CHOICE s.oe
II FINE CLOTHING
$ SHIRTS
Manufactured his immediate supervision, which is
a good guarantee for faithful work. he being
practical TAILOR AND sHIRT-MAKER,
with twenty years experience in catering for his Ne
Orleans and Southern friends and patrons.
n GBNpLBarBS,s FURNISHING GOODS,
-CoInprsng-
LnIGIIToN'S PREMIUM SHIRTS,
, WINTER UNDERsIIIRTS AND DRAWERS
l. CRAvATs
HANDKERCuIEFS AND
GLOVES,
), ENGLISH,
v FRENCH AND
h GERMAN SOCKS.
u SHIRT COLLARS.
;. BOsoMS,
y UMBRELLA
, etc. etc
- % Prices as Cheap as the Cheapest,
10 And in all cases the WORTH GIVEN FOR THE MONEY
a a IEIGIIToN'S,
lr Corner of ST. Charles Canal streets.
N B.-SHIRTs AND CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
o24 2p3t
Shirts and Clothing
y M A d L, Il O NJ l.. a S u IL t
MR.. CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Who just returned from the North begs leave TO inform
friends and the public generally that he prepared to ia
orders for
Winter Clothing and Shirts.
His long exnerence in that business sufficient gunran
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

pa- For Sale by O. o. wooDMAN, b. JoURDAN q. n.
MORRISON, E. B. WHEELoCK CO., f. GUIIIoT, New
Orleans iy2S 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

MEssRs. GRovER u BAKER, the famous sewing
nachine manniacnren great improvement
bcing ncsass machine which docs its work quietly
than ecr sewing machine yet produced aughers
Eve being BY means exception These machines arc
really ysry superior and should without fail by
thoss WHO contemplate tho purchase Of
eonvnoe They be and purchased the Southern
Deput No. ii Csmp street &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

DOEDRaf
CONNER CIAL COLL p G r.,
Corner Camp and Common sts.,
STORY BUILDING"
rs IN FUN L oPE RAT o N.
Young gentlemen who good situations should rere-
Der that QUALIFICATION always secures POSITION There
are Apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, MATHEMATICS
PENMANsHIP ENGLISH, FRKNCH,
SPANISH GERMAN, etc. etc, ETC.,
80 as to ct persona q. once for business.
pIades gentlemen invited to visit the College and
%, 9n,s RUFUS DOLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26

HF First Ward American Club-The mem
ber Of the above Club the regular place
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at I o'clock punetnaly.
n, .-dor of ,h. r,re.;dept sc2 2ptno1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-10-26
.ueersches,na and Cherry Pipes

We open, recherche assortment of PIPES
Meerschaum Mouth which invite the attention
of connoisseurs.
B. PIFFET & SONS,
o24 2p3t IL Canal strset.