New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08

OPENING OF $50 CASES
D KI ~ 81 u % ID -
The undersigned beg to inform the nbc and their Gus
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
from FRANCE ENGLAND and the NORTH, consisting Of
1000 GR1sA1LLh ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES, Two Jupss.
which they will sell very low.
Bsrege Grisaille. Mou.selaine De Chine.
q. =. M,ire, :. Mandarines.
=. :. Pom.ille, Challies,
:. Jupes. Lamartnes. ..
All the above goods are of the very LATEST STYLES.
Plain Black Silks,
Black Poult de Sole
colored Poult de soe
Black Gros do Naples,
... Colored Glos de Naples,
Black aros du Rhin
Colored Gros du Rhu; Moire Antique.
"A and "a Black Gros du Naples.
Checked Taifeta Silks.
Grisalle =.
Neapolitan Silks. .Mr
Tafetas de Chine.
RICH COLoRED SILK RoBEs-Iatest Patterns
Poplius.
Plain ard Figured Muslin de LANES.
French and English Merinos
Cashmere d'Ecosse.
Double Skirt Muslin de LANES.
:. :. Figured Cashmere.
Grisaille of Every Dissertation,
For TRAVELLING DRESSES.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH cALIcos,
GRos ODER NEW PRINTS,
TAFFETA CAMBRICs
EMBROIDERIEs.
. JACKoNET EMBROIDERED BANDS
Muslin =.
Null :.
Dimty
Edgings and Inseriings; Flouncings;
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchi' $;
Embroidered Collars and Sets:
Guipure yacncenne, Honiton Collars and Ha DIX rchfs;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Silk and Wooden Damask;
Wool and Cotton Damask
Indennes Persses Furniture Calicoes.
English, French and German Hosiery.
Ladies' Cotton and Silk Hose;
Gents and Fancy Halt Hose:
Ladies' Merino Silk and Cotton Vests
Gents :. :. :.
Gents -, Drawers;
Bleached and Brown Domestics, sheetngs ard shtngs
Blankets; Kentucky Jeans;
Cassimeres;
Cloths and Cottonades
Flannels.
as Ladies' and Strangers visiting the city would and it to
their interest to give call.
TO PLANTERS.
We also very well supplied with PLANTATION DRY
GOODS, such
BLANKETS,
KERsEYs,
LINSEYs, ..m4
osNABURGs.
CHECKS,
GEORGIA PLAINS
GRAY BLANKETS,
WHITE BLANKErs,
BLEACHED AND BROWN DoMEsTICs.
MA call is respectfully solicited by the undersigned.
U. LAROUSSINI u CO.,
os 2p6s Corner Bar and Poydras.
Clothing. Clothing.
The subscribers have received by late arrivals full sup.
FASHIONABLE
q Il % IT IEEN%
+ u RNISHING GOOD S.
ether with unusual supply
PLANTATION CLOTEs1NG,
..@~ FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Hats, Blankets and Sock
large and we'll selected stock Cor the Wholesale Trade
Ill of which they offer at the
LOWEST MARKET RATESy
NC. FoLGER & SON,
81 and 50 Magazine street,
% 2p6t corner Gravisr street.
Singers
S r w IN q M A HIN ES,
REDUCTION IN PRlCES!
SINGERS No. 2, OR IS INCH MACHINE,
IS REDUCED IN PRICE
%2S 90.
AND THE No. MACH NE ..
zb22 90.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
% 2p6t No. 80 Camp street.
Notice.
A l. + r E D M u NROE g. co.
viii postpone the opening of their new store,
STORY BUII.DxNG,
in consequence of the unfinished PAINTING. In the
meantime they will supply their friends and the public with
fine stock of GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING AND FURNISH.
ING GOODS at their old depot No "a Magazine street. Should
any of their friends require
OYS' clio FIRING,
they will oiate them their New sore they will
put up with the little Inconvenience octl 2ptf
Water! Water!
LEAR, PURE WATER!
The subscriber is prepared to furnish the public with