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The national Republican., 1860-11-26

The Memphis Enquirer says that the seces.
sion movement is wrong end foremost !" il
proceeds from the politicians, when it should
have started among the people. The same
paper calls the attention Of Secessionists to the
fact that any Government which they might
form could command no respect as precedent
would be against its stability.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
AT FRANCIS'S
HOUSE.FURNIsHING STORE,

49O Seventh street,
" on can find complete assortment of House.
L keeping Hardware, Cutlery, Silver plated
Ware, Britannia, Block Tin, and Japanned Ware,
Door Mats, Table Mats, Feather Busters, Clocks,
and all the useful articles for Housekeeping, z,
together with Ladies' Satchels, Gard Gases
Purses, Fans, Combs, Brushes, Baskets, &c.
&C., all selected with great care, bought for
cash, and will be sold at the very lowest prices.
Purchasers will do we'll to remember
FRANCIS'S
House-F Furnishing Store, No. 400 Seventh street
nov 26
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

The TALLEsT MANN KENTUCKY.-The Hop.
kinsville Press says, that SO far as it has any
knowledge, Mr.. John M. Baker, Of Burnsville,
Caldwell county, is the tallest man in Ken.
tucky. He stands seven feet eight inches in
his boots, weighs two hundred and forty pounds,
and is twenty.three wears old,
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
PROTECTION.

Now let those irsu's who ne'er insured before.
And those who have, le, them insure the more'
The Potomac Fire Insurance Company
Of Georgeto,on, d. O.,
CHARTERED BY CoNGREss, 1891.
STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RBsPoNsrBLRi
VNHE Stockholders and Directors embrace many
L Of the most wealthy and respectable citizens
Of this District.
JOHN MARBURY, President.
HENRY KING, Secretary.
AMOS HUNT, Travelling Agent.
Office and residence No. 81 North A street,
Capitol Hill. Box 454, City Post Office. Orders
attended to Immediately. Losses paid promptly.
Care for home, and home will care for US.
nov 26
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
NOTI C E.! sfha
T WISH all gentlemen to bear' ~
in mind that the plan which

7 WISH all gentlemen TO bearV "
in mind that the plan which I
adopted, six years ago, Of selling
HATS and BOOTS at greatly reduced prices for
cash, is in successful operation. Just received,
q full supply of the latest New York styles Of
DRESS HATS The very finest Hat at $3.50 ;
a frst-rate Hat, So; and very good, fashionable
Hat, $3.50. All of the latest styles of soft HATS
and GAPS, at the very lowest prices. am
constantly supplied with a very large stock of
those fine DRESS BOOTS, at $3.75-which
have been selling for many years-as well as
the very best quality Of Patent Leather GAIT
ERS, at $3.50. Fine French Calfskin Caters,
from So to $3.50.
Terms cash. No extra charge in order to Off
set Dad debts. ANTHONY, Agent for the Manu-
facturers, Seventh street, second Hat Store from
the corner, opposite Avenue House, No. $40.
nov 26
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
LATEST NEWS ny TELEszApH'
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA


81. Joseph, Nor. 25.--The overland et,,eas.
from San Francisco on the 18th, has arrN,d..
In Oregon, Lincoln was $50 ahead, with thrsa
counties to hear from. The election news from
the Atlantic side was conveyed from 81. Jo-
seph TO San Francisco IN six days by IN extra
pony express, which reached the latter place on
the 18th. An illumination Of the city IN honor
Of Lincoln's election was proposed.
The general news was unimportant.
THE NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
Raleigh, Nou. 25.-Mr. Clingman has been
nominated for Senator, by the Democratic
caucus. The Legislature yesterday elected
Hon. M. Z. Manly Judge of the Supreme Court.
There is considerable talk among the lsgis.
lators Of secession.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Cape Race, Nop 25.-The steamship Araro,
from Southampton on the l4th passed here 10.
day. The general news is not important.
The Bank of England had again advanced
its discount rates to five per cent, and the
Bank Of France had advanced to four and
half per cent.
The settlement Of the Chinese question has
| been delayed for want Of money, and the allied
army was to march on. Pekin, followed by
Lord Elgin. The army reached Yank. .Tsin.
Yeh on the 10th September. Official dispatch
es to the British Government, however, state
that peace had been concluded. I
The Prince of Waless feet had not reached
England. .AtT
CoMMERcIAL.-Liuerpool Wednesday Norm.
tng.-The cotton sales for Monday and Tues.
day reached only $4,000 bales, including 1000
for speculation and export and the market
closed dull, nominally unchanged, and Fridays
quotations were barely maintained. .a
Breadstu6s.--Flour dull, and Cd. lower.
Wheat quiet; lower qualities were easier, but
quotations were unchanged. Red Western,
Is. Cd. "a l2s. I'd. Southern red, l2s. Sd. d
lis. l0d. White Western, l2s. Sd. q 13s. !;
and White Southern l3s. Sd. "a l4s Corn
had declined; mixed and yellow, 37s. Cd. @
3Ss. 3d.; white 43s. "a Ass.
horisions-Beef heavy. Pork quiet Be.
con steady. Lard firm at 63s. "a Gas. Tsllow
firm at 5ss. "a sos. ,..r ...a
General Produce.-Sugar and coffee steady
Rice firm. Naval stores dull. ..... :
Consols 93t @ 93s.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
LADIES' MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,

OF the best quality, and cheaper than can be
~ found elsewhere in the city.
An assortment Of Ladies' Morocco Boots, from
rs cents to $l.50.
CATERS, from so cents to $l.75.
Slippers, from rs cents to 81.
No. 522 Pennsylvania avenue, between Second
nov. 26 and Third streets.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

elements constituting and forming,A strei{ h
are faith, love, frmness Of character knd ca.
posure Of spirit-and how may thil strength
be renewedf By waiting upon the lrd in ths
way he has appointed and set forth. b sttsns-
ing his sanctuary, reading his word, me4iH.
ton, private devotion, asking for st&ngA Of
mind to apprehend his will, f,r faith, pveIaP
composure Of spirit, and we viii no. p dkab-
pointed-for the storehouse of his Hun9 y
enough for each, enough for all, e9ugh for
evermore. In the evening his teIt Us IRON
Col iii, Ia. III tl
, II Street BaptiSt.-In the morning Rev. Mr..
Kennard, the pastor, after fervent 1raser, I'M
which he invoked the blessing ofbe Almighty
ON the country in the present cfisit delittred
. discourse from l Peter, irst shspter bird,
fourth, and ffth verses Blessed )s tie God
and Father of our Lord Jesus Ghfyt, which,
according To His abundant mercS hlih begos
/ ten Us again unto lively hope b1 thu 70 surec-
ktion Of Jesus Christ from the dsa4, I'd N inner.
Nance incorruptble and undefled," kc.
The speaker discussed--l. The tlilsto abe
Inheritance; 2. The nature Of it an q How
I'VE COY , into possession oft Il :.
TMI<extensive improvement 10 this aufch
having been nearly finished, the services, which
have for some months past been held in fhe
lecture room, will be held in the ma hal Of
the church, commencing on next sabHth
morning. when an appropriate discourse bill
be delivered by the Rev. DIR. Fuller, Of Bld
more.
n 4ssep,6ly's Chureh.-Rev. Varnum D. Col
u preached in the morning an eloquent o. d
kopriate sermon from the seventh d 4
h verses of the fifth chapter First Corin l
yoa the Lords Supper, which was admin
n the evening. The pastor gave node
would lecture on Wednesday evening
on he ciW Of Jerusalem, where he va
sH sonths ago. TbiS "bnrch l4as bee
ppch .aVored iu procuring the serviCes
ch q minister as Mr.. Collins duri ~ tAe q
zee of thsir pastor. He has travelled oys
srly the whole world.
Next Thursday being Thanksgyi,r Da
eice was given in most of the churcie, thi
fvice would be held therein on that day.
TIE COLUMBIAN LYcEUM, now in The thi,
y of its existence, has recently ENGAGE
ms at the corner of II and THirtaslf
pets, and intend purchasing a suitable Iitfa
for the use of its members. l.
meets for debate every Tuesday eve 4g,
N the public are Omitted. T.
pE CAPIToL.-COn gress will conn, END
on one week from today. DurinI th& I
an order was ,assed to have thS III
placed, which mas already been
rs been no other material cham
arsnce of the Eall. ~
eme Court, which hs6 for 30
Me baseme It of H. Capito
&c, r ,oa u pbiy sbI's slteroI en-
wihen for the RED
Coo Thst pday next
at ho
lGs D bee in 4
e 'ok's Icopal ch
~eek'e,, Ftngs dur
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

Hon. John ]. Crittenden made an eloquent
speech, a few days ago, in Kentucky, against
secession, and in favor Of the Union.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
FOR RENT.

A THREE STORY and basement brick house,
n on the corner of Fourth and X streets, con-
tanning eight rooms, nearly new, and in good
order. To prompt tenant the rent will be
moderate. Inquire of j. T. Clements, agent,
No. $50 street, or at this Office. nov 26-tf
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
Fine Family Groceries, Teas, 60.

Fine Family Groceries, Teas, 60.
Rays, welch's, and Bonds Family Flour.
New Virginia and Pennsylv snis Buckwheat.
Fresh Corn Meal.
Choice Goshen Butter.
Prime Leaf Lard.
Choice Green and Black Teas.
New Sugar-oured Family Hams.
Just received and for sale low by
BROWNING h KEATING,
363 Penn. avenue, near Sixth street.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

An adjourned meeting of the Republican As
sociation will be held at their room, (to-morrow,)
Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock. By order.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

Rooms to Let, with or without Board.
A PPLY to Mrs. HARRIS, 4s3 Tenth, between
n D and streets, who has one very fine par
lor and chamber.
Also, several small rooms. Charges moder-
ate. nov 26
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

LADD, WEBSTER, & Co.'s
SEWING MACHINES
Are preferred above all others.
LADD, WEBSTER, l. Co.'s
SEWING MACHINES
Are preferred above all others.
LADD, WEBSTER, h Co.'s
SEWING MACHINES
Are preferred above all others.
p6y- For reasons why, see advertisement in
another column. .-y9Q
AT JANNEY'S, 34s~ Pennsylvania avenue.
Young Ladies in attendance.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

Hers ASSOCIATION. - Professor
delivering weekly, each Saturday
leven o'clock, lectures before the
lis city and all other persons who
interest in the subject Of science
hese lectures take place at the
Institution, and are illustrated by
With the rare and valuable apps.
Institution. The subjects treated
As are connected with electrioi'I
opportunity thus offers itsei 2
v iafOrm themsslyea upon
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

DOCKS, Pamphlets, Wood Engravings, and
ID Jobs Of all kinds, Stereotyped to order. A
variety of Business Cuts on hand, for sale, cheap
for cash. G. W. MURRAY, Stsreotyper.
The national Republican., 1860-11-26

Now let those irsu's who ne'er insured before.
And those who have, let them insure the more"
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holiday Presents :!

sge assortment Of Clocks Bronze candaebas and
crpsa a raan Marble Statues Groups Porcelain ass
dies Cigar goxas w Tqss s9 paPsr ache Boxes Tea aa
wor mflhs Desks Portfolios Inaid Rosewoo,
snn boxes and Writing Desks Inad Shell cirar csss
SUM boxes bracelets, Trucking Combs etc. etc ees'
can very beautiful assortment Of ane French and sno.
LION Il ANDREE,
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corner Benyille ST.
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GAMES! GAMES,

eHEssMEN-1n ivory, Bone and Wood.
h0RPHY'S CHEssMEN AND etTEespo .pn,
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CHESS BoARDs-Four sizes.
cHEssMEF AND BOARD, complete, in .nal, h,,.. -
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rHE ApDaEss 70 THE SouTH. Il We publish to-
day MI address 10 TIE south, made by the people
DC South Carolina ii convention assembled, giving
their reasons their course in seyerng their con-
necsion MI HID Federal Government, and declar-
ing South Carolina no longer q member Of the
Federal Uaioa. "a This Address we invite the
earnest and thonghta attention Of every reader Of
tosday'a Crescent q is an able and an unanswer-
able argument End triumphant yindication.
More especially woud vs. cali attention 70 the last
graph of The Address, IN which South Carolina
makes 4 ifaternal and kindly appeal to the other
Soulhern States for the formation Of a grand
Southern Csnfederaey. ModestIy and vet earnestly,
abe asks for cur sympathy and confederation
II remains with the other sIaveholding States to
answer Is the appeal aud We have no fears Of the
result.
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W'st The South stand Fy,.,,,
e TO HER INTERESTS,

Or Will she do as she has heretofore done-susap bs
0' opSlns all her Yankee traps in shape of MAcH1EERy
MILLS etc. that csmes alongY
4nl' Is question of grave to the
who has spent the best part Of his life and ensros.
me the best Corn .15
FIGURING MIL that ever turned
rms Mil took the Premium in Gotham over the bes. North.
ern manufactured Mill, of more than don,,o ~.
'e can De see" at No. s. St. Charles street. where these
celebrated Mills for sale
n2g 2ptel WILLIS P. COLEMAN
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NEW ORLEANS December 18th, 1850
thereby certify thar the steamboat H. r. Hill doeked
at this place after her accident and thoroughly
overhaue and had all necessary repairs made She
good order and riverworhy condition. Cotton other pro-
duce will be insured her the usual of premium BY the
different Insurance Companies composing the Board
writer's of this city.
lsignedl L.W. COOPER,
Inspector for the Beard Of Underwriters New Orleans
DBL 2pIt
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DEBowfs REyIE See the circular for the office
! d the Reyiew, which appears in onr advertising
columns It II most favorable tiIne for new sub
scrihers TO enter their names. The work has
reached iEs s0fh vousne
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MoBITE STRiEEHsa Cr.UB SEVENTEENTH ANsI-
yRHsA The mysterious individuals who com
pose this Club have placed Us under obligations
~ ticket to Their seventeenth anniversary ball,
which GENES of tonight It had been possible,
nothing would hare given us more pleasure than a
compliance with their kind request.
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Az ANrzzEa For THE SourH. Mt. r. P. Werlein,
! publisher, has laid on our table copy of a
song receatly pabiahed BIZ him, entitled Minute
Men FORE. an Anthem of the Southr
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

An inspection of this large does not imply the
least obligation purchase The Goods will be cheerfuiy
shown at ali times and allowed be srepesen'ed
Particular attention invited largo
STYLES of the following articles
EXACT MODELS IN PEARL Of all the Cahedrals Of celeb
rity in Europe
BOHEMIAN GLASS TOILET SETS in every variety.
SURPRISE opEUR GASES, Cigar Gases, Work Cases Jewe
Boxes and Re'ieules.
Rich FINE JEwELRy, of the latest patterns
Rich JET GoDnS-newstyl @.e o5g.u Il
Sterling Silver CUPS oBLETS, etc.
PLATED WARETea and Coffee Urns do Sets of six pieces
Cake Baskets Caaors, Butter Boats Punch and Ice Bowls
Walters, Gard Receivers, candlesticks, etc,
Splendid Pearl and Shell Gold and Silver Embossed FANS
richly Painted in Pastile.
PRIZE MEDAL OPERA GLASSES-worthy the particular
attention of eonnoisseurs.
MARINE AND MILITARY spy GLASSES. e@y5
MICROSCOPES and MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ladies' and Gents TOILET BoXEs-Eew Styles.
WORK BoXEs-oF Papier Mache, Ebony etc.
oDEUR CASES. Crystal Ebony, Paper Maehe, Tortoise
Shell and Pearl a
PARIAN MARBLE sTATUARY-Now Subjects.
PORTE MoNNAIEs ~ New styies-silyer, Pearl, Toross
Shell, Velvet and Embossed Velvet.
MECHANICAL T0Ys-Entirely New Designs.
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS.
GHEssMEN-of Ivory, Dresden Bronze ETC.
NEW GAMES AND PUzzLEs-A large vari7'y.
PORTE LIos-of Papier Mache, Velvet e~d Leather.
DEShS AND BSShEIOlhS-Ot fD1eh 'A'rAS, 't"SN'i
Rosewood, etc.
SILVER AND PLATED PORT E5UouETs
ETuI CAsEs-of Ivory and Ekfy, with Gold Furniture
BRIDAL PREsENTs-Peag1<J ewel and Jewel Boxes
GoLD-MoUNTED CAMS, with Jeweled settings-A large
variety of pstey1s- s@- w.. s.4
CUT-GI.Ass ToILEF BoTTLEs-some richly mours
Gilt with Medallion Settings
PERFuMERY tSD FANCY ARTICLES for ths y
Ladies' and Csnts' Superior KID GLOVES. ~
| Fine Table nd Pocket CUTLERY
| Chests GUN IMPLEMENTS, for Gents. 80
AN EXTENSIVE Asss
OF ReSolvers:
Gums, Pistols %
aeo1ss
MrhiH4 as. nrAvErhs' GAPS AND
SWORDS, BELTS, s{ss ETC., sts etc
.r., :, !, y an. :. s v',' !. E .. 's'
same quaix can be pfo'a.s on favorable terms.
for CASH ~ Aeoft sSEE1raN5,a
! = 49, n c fd9 ssssgetanaah Bnildlugs5
----- + Vietf doors from Canal s,-aot
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Eook IN .uooesy,s BTeindo.es.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL srREErs.
select an Elegant and Appropriate

CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS PRESENTS
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To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
PETER otDoN NELL,
No. 10 Camp street,
Would most respectfully solicit the attention the Ladies'
to the sa9.--- am
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
FRESH AND NEW STATIONERY,
Etc. ETC., Etc, 49, @
Which he has open for their inspection and in which
can be found MANY ARTICLES suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
and consisting in part as follows =0-.@ @f..v.- *
SUPERB ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
Writing Desks,
Some bound in Brass insdes beautifully polished finished
of in the Finest style, with SECRET DRAWERS, etc.
Three szes-l2, IA and l6 inches. 81
Extra Fine PapItr Mache
WRITING DESKS, @z%w-9.
a.--.. .- PORTFOLIOS, and
ALBUMS,
Elegantly inad with Pearsoms Of which are Of New styl
and very Chaste Designs.
LADIES' ROSEWOOD WORK BOXES Elcgan,l- FINISHED.
Four sEes.
DeIarue L Co.'S Extra Fine MOROCCO .LBuhs, Gilt and
Stamped Covers.
DeIarue & Co.'S Extra superane
Morocco r,~rtfolios,
with Richly Stamped overs and lined with silk.
English "NE PLUS Ultra" WRITING CASE most
complete and W.T. finished article. u. au#.
Rich MOROCCO WRITING CASES. with Los. Extremely
beautif,4 and commemorative sizes x
Rich MOROCCO PORTFOLIOS, with L; Ns-FeTy fne and
the smallest to the largest sse us "a az al prices
turkey MOROCCO PoRTE-4oy, = Rich in quality,
aad fyery superior finish
MOROCCO PoRTE-MoNN4a. 49, - 'uli assortment.
ENGLISH POCKET w = superior article.
BUCK PURsEs-of z. ,h, ~, Dss',,p',oh
POCKET DIARIES -'s "0'Ha III aoFoeeo-a very useful
article. o,.,r,
MOROCCO @ anu "hisi-aAskE Rs - Two
'i.'s me- and Cut Glass tNKsrANps.
s sa @hNKsTANDs-In great variety.
o., Marble and Glass PAPER wETGHTs-A sue assert.
'oaeh's Extra Fine GOLD PEN and PENCIL CASES
PENCIL CASES
SDlA RUBBER PEN AND PENCIL CASES s,,a,,,,.
mounted in Is carat gold, and plain--al sizes.
UILL AND STEEL PENS.
lirehila's Celebrated GOLD PENS.
old and Silver Mounted PEN HOLDERS,
''her-of Peal PAPER FOLDERS Agate Handle. A..
Mounted In Silver. --A''A's'' ana
Pearand Ivory PAPER FoLDERs-silvsr Mounted
and Plain. i 'toantea
'therof-Pearl CARD CASES.
DRY TABLETS
article. ~ . superior
wmaAS Celebrated WATER ooLoRs. in Boxes-o,l .,,e.
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Christmas
AND
e W YEA AIRS ARTICLES
For Presents.
,,,t,, ~
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA VASES.
PARIAN CHINA VASES.
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS.
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA sF7s
SILVER PLATED CUPS, for Children
PAINTED CHINA CIGAR STANDS.
SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS
PAINTED AND GILT CHINA cANDIEsT1cKs
SILVER PLATED SPOON HOLDERS,
For sale at the
q y y . EFF U FINISHING STORE
Or
SAMUEL e. MOORE & co..
va EPu hoiuihsa No. 40 CAMP STREET. e
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PAPERI PAPER &

QuApRILLE BATH POST and NOTE PApER-wfb F,
KELoPs match. ' '.t
beEarue 4 Co.'S Extra superHne NOTE papEp nut.
Double Thick. 1N iHek 81
frice's Extra snperfne NOTE PAPER-Creano / ala p -,
| and Plain Double Thick.
| BATH POST PAPER-Ruled and G;lt
ROYAL POST PAPER-Rnled and Plain--Extra Tbie,
| WINDSOR POST PAPER
Extra Thin FRENCH NOTE PAPERwbi,e and mn D.
/ and Plas. luz is'ie
Assorted colors BATH POST AND NOTE pAPERszpn,.
and Gilt f"tsale
/ Together with complete assortment Of
| ENVELOPES,
| SOME OPAQUE, TO MATCH THE ABOVE,
| And all Of which he offers to dispose of at
Very Moderate Prieesf
PETER o'D0NNELL.
statfoner, Printer and Blank Book Manpfae,nrox
--- 80 1917 l6 Camp street.
Splendid Stock
CLOTHING AND CENTS FURNISHING Goons
Prices to Suit the Times.
III. GREENwALL &c BRoTryEp
sao Tchonpftouias street.
Opposite the Louisiana Hotel
Are offering their IMMENSE STOCK Of
GENTS WINTER CLOTHING
And
FINE FURNISHING GooDs
a GREAT REDUCTION MN PRIoEf
Their assortment is as
As any house in the city in the Retail Trade and a..
GOODS ARE FIRsT-cLAss.
AhnonEh varied in quality TO SUIT THE WE'VE q.
BUYERS.
IF persons wish TO buy
GOOD cLOTHING oman
hey would do well to call give our stock an
H. GREENwALL & BRO.
No go Tchouptoulas street
- - Near St Marys Market
Southern Shoe Store.
J. W. BRIGHAM,
--wHoLRsALE- S
'EALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES
No. 33 Magazine street.
'spa constantly on hand well selected stock manufactures
pressly for the New Orleans trade. -, So.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31
SCRAP BOOKS,

FINE ASSORTMENT. ~
hEEBARIUAs-six different sises=strong and well finished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-31

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What be suitable and useful for
Ladies to Present
Than
An elegant ROBE DE CHAMBRE.
recherche CRAyAT or SCARF
-. beautifully EMBROIDERED SHIRT
HaifadoSen Moodyis Finest SHIRTS
box of Linen Cambria HASDKERcHIEFs
splendid silk UMBRELLA
set OF Gold SLEEVE LINKS or STUDS
superbly mounted CANE
magnificent OPERA GLASS
A handsome DRESSING CASE
package Of Genuine JoU WINS GLOVES
line Wool SHAVE or TRAVELLING RUG
pair of SILK or Embroidered sUsPENDERs.
fine PoRTE-MoNNAIE
And
Gentlemen can Reeiprocate
With
handsome WRITING CASE
A beautiful ToILET SET.
A package Of Jouyin's KID GIL oyRs-1snnt,o
A splendid LoRGNETTE
A box of Rare EyTR ACTS
Fine cABAs and sATCHELs
-Eikavise-
GENUINE COLOGNE,
FANCY SOAPS
FRENCH PERFuMERrEs
HAIR BRUSHES,
COMBS
WAX MATCH STANDS,
SETS VEST BUTTONS.
SHIRT Bosoas,'
And an endless variety or
"A rg g Y GO Oh
J-Remember at-ea
8. N. MooDY's,