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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

FXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
n C. ". PCRCELL d CO.. R;ctpond, Va
w. offer our services to the Presidents and Con-
tractors on the different lines Of Internal Improve
ment throughout the State for the collection "i
debts due by the State. aud for its conversion into
and sale Of Virginia State Stock. Having every
facility for selling we prepared to make liberal
advances on Stock till sold. oar charges Will be
moderate We also offer ;ervces to our friends
in the country for the purchase OF Virginia state
Esnk, and every descrlpWrn Of Steaks, AZ 'ne su.
INF market rate without any charge ot commission.
Orders by mail, either for the p"r'hase or sale
.f any security, will meet with our prompt a'teh-
ton, and will be attended I" ON as good terms a.
Enough the parties sending were present
z. W. PURCELL q Co.
W. NOV A-WlY
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WASHINGTON & CO.,

No. II N",h f"j"n SfI,ci, AioroDdr'd, Va.
A RE now receiving and have 90 hand u stock %
n GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, SEGAkS
TOBACCO. &C.. comprising very choice ami den
rabe assortment. which they arc prepared I" "tlr'
for "ash or to prompt dealers upon very a''"mm"
dating terms.
~ hhlS y. o. and p. X. Sugars part prince
- " Musc"yai" snd St. Groin
g, hbls Coverings Crushed Sugar
Il boxes Loaf do
II hhds Cuba and Musr"yaln M"ln"'es
, hhd~. prime T.. l.
% hhlS y. ..
10 bags Rio Coffee
% packets Old Government Java
20 bags superior Old Mocha
- chests Gunpowdcr Tea, Some very sup'r
ljl Black do
SEGARS and TOBACCO Of all grades. Of the
choice ami favnrite brands. sep ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
LUMBER, LATHS. LIME. &c.

I UMBER, COAL. AND WOOD lAED.-'",-
i 4 Gsr Of Fn;on oDd Qn''H H,''i., Nr,b.-W Where
| am prepared to furnish every description at
LUMBER, SHINGLES. LATHS, LIME, Sc.
Also, Oak and Pine WOOD, Red aud White An,
aud Cumberland COAL, which ! AIN selling low Ter
cash, Or reasonable terms to good customers.
aug 3-tf |. W. BARKER.
rOAL.-l have on hand and an constantly -
~ ceming, ANTHRACITE coal OF the i'.'
qualities, for family use-CI MEERLANr coal
from the Frostburg Mines. by the cargo. cgr oaI,
or single ton. Factories furnished With the run q"
mine. at lowest rates. Apply to
ST d. r. SMITH. Queen st. Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

~ BONES TOBACCO, of various brands
w 90 boxes Starch
80 bags Rio Coffee
90 " Java 80
Is " Laguyra Coffee
40 chests q. p, Imperial. and Y. II. Tea
10 " Black Tea
20 kegs Soda; 10 bags Pepper and Allsrire;
20 coils Leading Lines 80 dozen Painted Buck
cts: 10 nests Tubs; Matches Cloves: Indigo; Wrap
ping Paper; Irvine; Candle Wick; Mustard; u
cases Old Wheat Whisky, &C.. for sale by
KINCHELOE 4 BRI1N.
al % cor of King and Union SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
KErTLEWELL's MANIPULATED GUANO.

KETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED GuAFO.
VlyE have received full supply of this article
w and shall keep il constantly on hand 1t is
composed of pure PERUVIAN and PhosrHAr'c
HuAsoS. from the Islands of Chincha and NeraSSa
combined and closely utegrsted by machinery.
NJ" is warranted to contain per cent. OF Am
monia and IS to 80 per cent. Of Phosphate OF Lime
No 2-5 Der cent of Ammonia, aud IS to 10 per
cent. of Phosphate of Lime.
The testimonials of the value of this Fertilizer,
in our posses sion, are very strong, and from sour
ccs known to US To he reliable.
VIM. H. FOWLE 4 SON,
NH 10 No. South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

|,HILDREN's CARRIAGES, PERAMBuLA-
TORS, and yELOCIpEDES.-In order to I,
close out my stock of the above goods, Will sell
them at cost for cash. ". B. R1CHAkDS' 1R.'
;vIr7-' 49, TO King street.
1yTooL PURCHASED at the highest cash
w prices, BY e.--.l o
ian HILL. BROWN, 1 PARTLow.
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1903 King ST., 2 doors below the MnrshalI Home,
Alexandria, Va. NH l,-u
~ "A. MURRAY. VERcHAAT TALOEN,

w "A MURRAY. NEhrHAAT TA|L"EN'
w No l03 King STREET, have just received
full AMI complete assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, consisting Of French Cloth,
Cassimeres, Vesiings, and 'ientlemen's Furnishing
floods generally. They are prepared I" receive
orders. and furnish Goods. made III the lest man
ner, and of the most approved styles. They m'ilr
the attention of their customers. ind the public
generally. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

COPARTNERSHIP.- have this day form
~ ed II copartuership under the nnue and style
of ALBERT W. GRAY & CO., for the purpose Of
conducting the COMMISSION and FORWARD
ING BUSINESS. in all its branches. We have
leased that large thrce-story fire proof brick ware
house, on the northeast corner of King nnd Wafer
streets opposite Mcssrs. Gray. Miller Co. We
will keep stock Of GROCERIES. PLASTER
SALT, FISH. GUANO and SEEDS, suitable for
the wants of the farmers and Mill owners. We
will pay particular attention 10 the forwarding OF
Goods committed to
ALBERT W. GRAY.
NH 3-tf WM. l.. GRAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

5 kegs Rough and Ready Ia; - boxes me
dium do; 10 hhls. md caSc3 Smoking Tobacco; 81
boxes Scotch Snuff. bhls. do. do 10 kegs loose
do; 20 jars Rappee do. also, large stock of ST.
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco, Segars.
&C.. on the mort favorable terms. We invite an
examination of our stock. will sell a. l"w a.
can he bought here or Baltimore.
J. II. McVEIGII ( son,
pr;n,.. s,r..t Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

GUST RECEIVED
81 40 boxes Oranges and 80 IL" Lemons
20 do Raisins, in fine order
hale Ruffo Almonds
cask Prunes and DO Ginger
t dozen boxes Sardines
F,iherts, Cream Nuts. Walnuts and Pecans
20 mall drums Figs, for Family use
Al.o. few fine Singing CANARIES. Also,
a fine assortment Of Japan Cages, which | offer
for sale a. low a. any other establishment in this
city Country Merchants will do well to call upon
me before buy ing anywhere else:
C. SCHAFER, COnfectioner,
INV 2l No. North Fairfax st., Alex g., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

1n0 BARRELS Old Rye Whskey
lUU 30 bhls. Gibson WhiSkey
50 " Rectifrd WhiSkey
10 " n. f. Rum
10 " Sweet Wine
20 French Brandy
Ginger Brandy
5 casks Old Madeira Wine
st Port Wine. for sale hy
ap2I KINCHELOE BRTlN.
IN HHDS. PRIME PORTO RICO SUGAR
lU 90 bhlS Crushed do.
IN q" Ont Loaf DO.
20 " Powdered and Granulaied do.
80 boxes AdamantiHe Candles
20 halt boxes do. do.
20 tierces Cider Vinegar Just received and
for sale by j. II. MCNbl"li Sun
lei Prince street wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS to
call at my MANuFACToRY, No. al King STREET,
Between WAsRiSGToS AND Sr. AsAph STREETS.
and examine my large and handsome assortment
Of SADDLERY GOODS, rs do not intend 10 he
surpassed in my line al business by any other city
have on hand. and am daily manufacturing, as
fine and superior Al assortment ~ can tie found tn
any Of the Northern cities. My stock comprises
NJ great u variety Us can be found in any other
house, consisting of HARNESS of all kinds. from
the iue quilt work down t" the dray' cart ana
plough Harness: TRUNKS "i every kh,' nhe
Sole Leather. Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. and all other Kinds
down 10 the common Packing Trunks; Saddles
Brides. MartiugillS. Whips. &C., as fine M the
6nest; Buffalo and Fancy R"hes: pi'ihS "'''sS.
H,rs, Cuy.r.. Garnet Bags Valices &c, &C.. OF
all kinds. Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, solicit continuance ct the same
and pledge myself to spare NJ pains to give safis
fsctinn All goods warranted to DC as represented.
90, 3l--.,f WM. +. PAbHETf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

\lTARi WAR! The War i'll Europe,
w ita remote and recent causes, with the ' len
III treaties vt lSlI aud 1915, containing ais" two
splendid maps - by H. prepared 10y Cotton, al."
en.rnying- OF the principal places in Italy. and
portraits Of the leading men engaged in the present
struggle. price DE. for sale at orc. SIh6EHH,
- Prime, sr,s.i. opJ,osit' N" G">enc Office.
llarpcr's Magazine Tor July, 25c.
knickerb"cker tor July, 2jr.
Halls Journal al Health i"r July, lor.
Pictorial Brother Jonathan tor the Ith of July,
BE.
Comic Bouquet for July, Toe.
Gar Musical Friend and The Musical ttuest Tor
this week. Is full of choice music, Zoe.
The Pirate. by Sir Walter Scott, 25r.
All the Novels ~ far ~ published on hand each,
BE.
NY. Ledger, Mercury, Weekly, Flag, Line
Battle ship Lcslie's News, harper's Week. -and
all the Weekly papers. All Magazines for July
on hand and every thing else in the newspaper
line je ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

HXCELSIOR DEBURG.- have now in store
IL u full supply of this popular MANURE, con-
tanning G per cent. Ammonia, and 81 per cent;
Boa~ Phosphate Of Lime. As crop grower ana
fertilizer, it is unsurpassed.
JAMES c. NEVETT,
NH Sole Agent for Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09
A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUANO in barrels
BONE DUST, OF best quality, IN barrels
Clip pHOSpHaTE OF LIME

Manufactured by POTTS kLETr, aud CoE
& CO., warranted equal {" amy ever offered T." the
Farming community.
Analysis by DR.. r. H. Stahler.
s.I.ll uI..,L.,o ~, 4 ;,,o ~ an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

NXTHITCoMBS REMEDY FOR ASTHMA
w A full supply received and for sale by
III. COOK 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

I INSEED OLA full supply received aud
IL for sale by lily 81 II. COOK d 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

TIME LAST VOLUME OF HUMBOLDTs
i COSMOS. 90 Cosmos, sketch Of II physical
description Of the Universe by Alexander Won
Humboldt translated by Utte' 4 Dallas, limo. ssc
MoSaicS, 10y the auth"r 81 salad for the Sollta-
ry." ect., l2mo. cloth. Sl.25.
The Game OF Draughts or Checkers. simplihed
and explained. with practical diagrams aud IL
Illustrations. by b. Scatt"rs"ud, 3Sr.
Deacon Do"iittlc's Drolleries, 4 collection OF
quaint aud funny stories told ythe deacon, lie.
Nature School. OF Lesson. from the Garden
anl the Field, puLliShedby American :. ). Union,
7jc The Bridge over the Brook ). :. l. l5r
Desihe r', New Maps OF the Seat of War; with Il
large amount Of statistical niormsii"n. and por
trait. OF Francis Joseph Napoleon 81, Victor Elm
unuel. and Alexander 81, beautifully r"lored DOE.
A further supply of Gillor's Black Swami Quill
Pens II cents each. just received and for sale
by JAS. ENTWlSLE SoA,
ie2I No. %, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOUKS-.Hoan's Ner ArchiiecL-City
| ~ and Suburban Architecture, containing nu-
| mcrous designs and details Tor Public Edihces,
Private Residences, and Mercantile Buildings IL
| Illustrated with 1876 engrayings, accompanied by
specifications and historical and explanatory texts,
| by Samuel Sloan, Architect, author OF The Model
Architect" &C. one large quarto volume, price 81 u
StabI,r'. Hunter Lve.-Fity-four years IN the
| Life of a Hunter. being "reminiscences Of Meshack
Browning Maryland Hunter. roughly written
down by himself, revised and illustrated by Ed
ward Stabler, of Sandy Spring, Maryland, Sl,2j.
Meet. Eaters, with some account OF their hauhts
and habits, by the author of Irish Amy, pub
lished by the American sunday School Union, Ioc.
poes Posms-The Poetical Works of Edgar
Allan Poe with an oris inal memoir, in blue and
gold, 7jc.
and West by J. J. Norman. NJ D., resident
physician of the White Sulphur Springs. with maps
and plates and the routes and distances to the VA
rious Springs. Sl,2j.
The M,ts., or Love and Liberty, by Il. F. Pres
burg. SI,2j.
Tie Tire. Era. ofo IIo,""'. Life, Novel, by
Elizabeth Elton Smith. 81. Just published, and
for sale by lie 81 ROBERT BELL.
UNHE WONDER OF THE AGE!-TlIE H.
i ELIMINATED QUADRUPLE CuNSTEL-
LATIONm-TIlE MAST0D0N OF PAPERS"
for sale at fRENCH'.S Boyk ami P."iodic"i De-
p1t ,
This mammoth paper is 100 inches in length
and 20 in width, contains aS much matter rs fifteen
COPIES Of the New York Ledger, or six copies OF
Harper's Monthly Magazine. Is printed only
once in a hundred years. 1t il the largest sheet
of paper ever made and printed. Ii contains
splendid portraits ot the celebrated men al the
day Eut time and space are wanting I" tell ot
half which this wonderful paper contains 1t
must Lee seen 10 lee appreciated, price 5oc.
lie Bon Ton for July, j. beautiful number, soc.
Ledger. Weekly. Mercury, Leslie. iarper's Week
". aud everything else in my line, ON hand and
for sale. ~ o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

nERIIVIAN GUANO.-A cargo OF No. Pr
RUVIAN GUAN0. just received from the
Agents Of the Peruvian Government, and inr sale
- Iow..t rates JAMES c. NEVETT,
NH Il opposite Pioneer Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Summer
w Supply of GROCERIES, consisting in part
of prime Sugars, Muasses, Coffee, and Teas, T."
which we invite attention. Also. daily expecting
n superior lot Of Newfoundland HERRING. pack
ed expressly for this market which will he sold at
market price.
ie 10 H. ENfLlSn ~ bhp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-09

r UBlN'S. MITCHELL'S, AND BAZIN'S EN-
IL TRACTS; Oil Lemon; Oil Bergnmot Arnica
ph.t.Is; Court Plaster; Oil silk; Chiur"t"rm !;
,flyceriue Erl"tine; Pink Saurers Arnott. SELF
Syringes, and Sulpb Morphine Just received aud
f"r ,slc by j. WILLIAM BoWLlNd'
iy. 81 cor. Fairfax aud Prince-sts,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05
minus of the Atlantic Telegraph. The result Of
these experiments are considered encouraging.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENcE.
Maryland State Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The returns of the election
in this city are still incomplete. So far as heard
from, however, the Americans have 1900 ma
jority
The Democrats will probably have majority in
the House of Representatives..
The Senate is still doubtful.
Iie Congressional delegation frora the State will
be unchanged.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, NOV. 4.-The Cotton market closed
steady. The sales to-day amount to 1850 bales.
Flour closed dull; sales to-day amount to II 800
bbis. Corn closed dull sales to-day 1900 bushels,
at 81 % for Yellow. Western Mess Pork closed
firm at SIS By to SIS So Sugar closed firm at an
advance of tc; Orleans is quoted at 70 to &c.: Mus.
covado is quoted at to 7lc.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Flour is quoted at "a 20 to
81 80. Corn is quoted at 40 to 42c. Oats are
quoted at 45 to Acc. Whisky is quoted at 23c.
Western Mess Pork is quoted at sl4.
River Intelligence
V1cKsEuRG, Nov. 4.-The steamers Nebraska and
Charmer passed down at noon, the Chambers at
O'Clock and the Lucy Holcombe at o'clock this
afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05
From Washington.
Under date of the 3Oth the Washington corr
pondent of the Herald writes:

Under date of the 3Oth the Washington CORES.
pondent of the Herald writes:
There is reason to believe the President will urge
upon Congress again, in his next message, the
necessity of that body investing the Executive with
more discretionary power, to be used in the case
of emergency from difficulties arising with regard
to Central America, Mexico, or elsewhere abroad,
as now it is sometimes impossible to defend the
honor of our flag to afford protection to Ameri-
can interests at the time when needed.
Additional advices have been received at the
Department of State from South and Central
America. Professor Dimitry had arrived at his
post. He communicates nothing of general i'm
portance, not having been there long enough to
ascertain the exact condition of matters. He was
received with every attention due his position by
are entertained for the United States.
Mr.. Bigler, our Minister to Chile, is succeeding
admirably with the Chileans All outstanding DIFF
tcultes are in a fair way of speedy and amicable
adjustment. He has asked for leave of absence to
return to the United States, which will probably
be granted him.
The Presidents of the various railroads from
Maine to New Orleans are here for the purpose of
making proposals to the Postmaster General for
transporting the United States mail from Portland
to New Orleans. The time required by the De.
partment for carrying the mails, in which contract.
ors agree to fulfil or forfeit their pay is three days
between New Orleans and New York and it is
further stipulated by the Department that in the
event of failure or detention at any intermediate
point the contractors shall be obliged, upon the
arrival of the mail, to dispatch the same immedi-
ately by special tran instead of awaiting the usual
time for the departure of the next regular train.
The proposals for bids will close on Tuesday next
at 3 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05
SATURDAY, MORNNG NOVEMBER 5 1859 NUMBER

fire who suffers? The ship, of course, could be
held responsible, but what avail would be claim
against second third class vessel for the value
distant places, and may, or may not be response
BILE? The talk is that captains can be held person
ally responsible Talk differs on this point; but it
is question worthy of consideration. Some years
ago, in the port Of New York, one of Grinne Min
turn & Co.'s ships, the Henry Clay, while loading
for Liverpool, took fire and was burned at the
wharf The shippers sued the owners of the YES
shipped merely on the ordinary dray receipts
the bills of ladng not having been signed. An act
of Congress has since became law in regard to
cargo actually on board of vessels, relieving own
ers of vessels. But cotton piled up our levee is
not on shpboard, and the question may be pro-
pounded, when does the policy of insurance take
effect? We have not seen that covers cotton
in this category, and the enquiry is made of u.s. are
the %, 900 bales of cotton or less, receipted
for by the mates pursers of vessels, and not on
shipboard, covered from the fire demon? It also
about time for factors and others to be consider
ing how far their fire policies cover cotton now ac-
cumuating at the depot of the Jackson Railroad.
There is vast quantity of cotton out there, which
has lain twelve hours the time allotted for the
risk of the company-and the +" stock or guam
tty is daily accnmulating.
We have to announce that the mails failed by
both routes yesterday, which will add another
feather to the plume of the new route contempla-
ted via Florida
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05
TALK ON CHANGE.

1t was active yesterday in some respects about
town. The advices received by the steamer Amer
lea on the flags at an early hour, and caused
large operations in cotton, the sales going beyond
any day for the season. Though the quotations for
consols show decline in London, cotton figures
exhibit an advance. So much for the influence of
the consol market on the cotton market. Our
young factors need not be under any apprehension
about the price of consos influencing the cotton
market. Therefore, it is suggested to telegraphic
operators that the price of consols can be dispcns
ed with on the flags of New Orleans, as proprietors
of newspapers have to pay sufficient for other non
sense, irregular and useless dispatches.
The weather was favorable for cotton planters,
dry and mild We learn they are picking away
with all the force at their disposal. 1t is hoped
that after the numerous complaints and infringe
ments of faith and honesty, more regard will be
given to the quality of the cotton now in prcpara-
ton for market There have been some recent
discoveries Of false packing and plating. transac-
ton has come to light within the past three days,
which shows that false packing is still continued.
An agent and buyer for several New England
manufactures, who has been purchasing freely,
had occasion to reject parcel of cotton the
ground of being plated. On cutting open the head
of the bale the fraud was at once discovered. The
talk was that the greatest joke of the season has
been attempted by the seller of the cotton contend
ing that the purchaser had no right to cut the head
of the bale or to examine the quality further it is
presumed, than the sample which was in the
office. Possibly the plating was occasioned by
meteorological y events. 1t is about time that
the stigma and tarnish of the New Orleans cotton
market should be removed. The proceedings of
the several meetings which have been held by
buyers agents and brokers, and the recommends
tions to be carried out, will be found in another
column.
There was some further talk on the flags yester-
day regarding the large quantity of cotton now
stored, as it were, on the levee, after being re-
cepted for the several bills preliminary to bills OF
lading being signed.
The question is that cotton, or shipments of any
kind, are not covered by the respective policies Of
insurance until the is slowed on board the
ship. Now, then, there are estimated to be on the
levees and wlarves 25 ,OGO bales of cotton await
ing to be rolled on board the ships and slowed
away. The question is propounded, in the case Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05

DALTON AND JACKSONVILLE RAILROAD. - The
Dalton Times of Thursday last informs us that
ground was broken for the Dalton and jacksonville
Railroad at that place, on Monday, the oath ult
Speeches were made by several gentlemen, and
much enthusiasm prevailed This road is designed
to connect the East Tennessee and Alabama Rail
roads, and will form complete link in the chain
of railways from the North to the Gulf. Accord.
ing to the figures of the Times, this road, when
finished, will offer the shortest route from New
York to New Orleans The contractors for build
ing the new road are on the ground, and the work
will be pushed forward with vigor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05

THE AMPHlTHEATER.-This is the last night but
one of the engagement of the Buckleys, and the
performance will be for the benefit of very pop
ular member of the troupe, Mr.. j. A. Basquin, an
undeniably good artist, who on this occasion will
=" do y his Baron Punknbeano in the bnrlesque of
Cinderella" which will follow the melange of
Ethiopian minstrelsy, which will constitute the
agreeable staple of the entertainment.
The usual MONDAY performance will come off
to-day concluding with the burlesque of 1.-The
Bride of Lammermoor,'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-05
Large Assortment
OF
HOUSE FURNISHING AND ARTISTIC ARTICLES.

He would respectfully inform the public that he has just
rived from Paris with the choice of Goods selected in
Europe this marke-whch, for beauty, tasefuness and
richness cannot exceed by any house in America. Among
other things 10 which he would invite special attention.
Magnificent Parlor and Sets of Furniture, in Rose
wood and Mahogany Inlad Buh Papcr Mache, and Old
Oak, Dinngroom Hall and Library Sets FINE CURTAIN
STUFTs consisting of Impaade Brocndc, Damask Satin,
SILK Embroidered Bobnett and slns and large assortment
OF TRIMMINGS for UPHOLSTERY, such Tasses, Loops,
Frnges Cords, Cornccs, Bands and Hooks Also English Ia
esry and Brussels Capetng and Rugs French and American
Window SHADES Matng etc. Mirrors Of all sizes; Gilded
Woods for Frames and Cornces Bronze Porcelain Clocks
and Chanetbras for Gas Fancy Vases Toilet
Wassand Sets Cut Gasses China Dining and Tea Setsal Of
which will be sold at prices as to prevent all com
petition with any house in the United States.
2. MALLARD.
SEQ 2p2m g. Royal street and so nienville st.