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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-23

SPRING 1850.
Grand Rush at Il. CaMpe's. Nc.
81 e. Main Street.
+ HIVE now in store one of the hsndsomest
i and most desirable stocks of Dry and Fan.
cy Goods have ever had the pleasure Of ex.
hibiting in our market, comprising all the nov.
elites OF the season, viz Very large assort-
ment in fine Foulard Silks.
Fancy and Black Silks,
Irish Popins,
Bersges and Berage Robes,
Orgsndy and Organd Robes.
French and English Jaconetts ana Lawns,
Ducals, ValeDcias, Travelling Dire SIS Goods. &c,
Silk and Lace Mantillas and Lace Points
bought only of the Importers, and at prices to
suit all,
1000 Cambria and Swiss Bands,
1000 Cambria and Swiss Collars,
100 Cambria and Swiss Sets,
Novelties in Dress and Fancy Trimmings, new
styles.
Piccolomini Dress Buttons, Ribbons, Gimpure,
BrusselPs and Thread Laces, Mitts, Gloves,
&C.,
500 pair new and cheap Corsets, &c.
Cali at Z. CAMPE'S,
NH 81 50 K Main st., Norfolk.
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HOME MILLS.

JAMES STREET, NORFOLK.
VyHE Proprietor having established GRIST
l. MILL of the most approved descrip ton ,
desires TO afford to dealers the facility of reli.
able supply of Fresh Ground Meal daily, and
solicit the patronage OF the trade, believing it
can be accommodated as w.ll by Home indus.
try as by foreign enterprise.
JOHN Z DOYLE
HOMINY and BRAN eau be procured at
the Factory. Orders lett At the office of Plume
& Co, corner OF Roanoke and W Water Streets,
OF at the Facrory, will have immediate atten-
ttention. NH ID If
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SIlCED RTCON' HAMS.

SLICED BACON HAMS
A = We are cnsoeeJ in cutting Beat Steaks,
n Mutton C chsTESu and I'd Smoked Beef Hams,
we now make il Known that we are cutting and
s.,cing Virginia, North Caroline ,BalumS ore and
the Comstock Sugar Snrea naMS ~ 'Ae IL"
MI " J L BELL T. 60.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVl-
SIONS, DC, AT DEMING'S FAMILY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
No 60 Church STREET.
MTE beg leave to sail the attention ofhouse.
w keepers and others to the choice stock of
Groceries and Provisions now in store at No 60
Church street, viz:
Welch's Premium Family Flour
Baltimore Silver Spring Extra do
extra Smithfield Family Hams,
Splendid Spiced Rounds Baltimore Beet,
Baltimore Corned Beef (selected)
Do Smoked Rounds Beef
Fine large Smoked and Picked Tongues,
Extra No / Fat Mackerel,
No Salmon in Kits,
Very Superior Pine Apple Cheese,
Prime White Mercer Potatoes, and Refined
Sugar, all grades, Old Gov Java, and Prime
Bag Coffee, Fine Green and Black Tea. Choco-
late, Cocoa, English Mustard, Yeast Powder,
Spice, Olive Oil, Sardines, &c.
&c DEFINING,
NH % No. TO, Church street.
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rus SrEAnsR NORTHAMPTON. This sew
and beautiful steamer, intended to ply be-
tween this port and the Eastern Shore, ar
rived here last night from Baltimore, where
she was built especially for this route. She
is commanded by that Napoleon oil Captains
P. McCarrick, and is destined to be one Of
the most popular steamers running out of
this port. She is perfect model, is fitted
up in handsome style, and will be put upon
the line Immediately.
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:. O. MER WIN 6 Co.. Anct'rs.
BY MERWIN & co.
WIFI, Pr SOLD

BY MERWIN & co.
WILL BE SOLD
A I Public auction, on THURSDAY. March
n a9th, at Noons it lair, if not the first fair
day, on the premises on Ferry Point, number
of valuable Building lots, beginning at the ".
West corner Of Lot No "a, in the plan of the
Town of Washington Point. better knewn as
the County Residence of Y Guyot, Esq, ibeing
said lot as well as on lot No "a, thence 10 9Th
street, thence along line parallel with the
fence-700 feet of high dry land commanding
tine view ofNorfolk and Portsmouth harbors,-
These lots can be made continuation of the
said Town, and will be sold in sized lots to
suit purchasers. The difference of saving in
the present high rate OF tsxes-sdd to which,
the healthiness OF the situation.-would, in &
few years pay for the buildings. The Lots
fronting the river run to the channel. Title
warranted. The whole of the 10 acres forming
Powder, Point, Immediately opposite Ports.
mouth, can be sold, IL sufficient offer be made
A olaf ofthe above can be seen at the store Of
Measrs NIerwin b Co, No ~ Wide Water st.
GUYOTT.
MERWIN r. co,
NH 10 AuctioDeers.
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TN IL r subscriber would respectfully an.
nounce to his friends and the public, that
his establishment having been entirely rebuilt
after the most approved plans, for Public Res
taurant, with all the conveniences and facilities
for serving ont comforts for the inner man. and
having made the most extensive arrangeme nts
for securing supplies of all the Injuries in sea
son, he will this day open one of the most su.
perior Public Houses in the South.
The patronage Ofmy old friends and the pub-
lie in general is respectfully solicited, with
the assurance that every effort will be made on
my part TO render satisfaction.
NH lin W PEPPER
NEW MESS PORK.-We have now in
IN store u choice lot OF new Mess Pork which
we are retailing very low, at the cheap Family
Grocery, Is Church street.
NH Is JORDAN X BRO.
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MAYos's Coukr, f.. f. Ferguson, Pre'i-
'!ing
John Fowler, committed on the 10th inst,
charged with larceny, was this morning dis
charged, no witness having appeared against
him.
OEuNX AND DISoRpBRLY. Jacob GarHtts,
white man, was taken up last night Tor
being drunk and disorderly. Such matters
uot being admissible, scott free, he had to
pay So for the privilege, and foot the Dill Of
costs.
MAYORS CouRr: PoBrsMouTH-G. W. Gries
Presiding.
pnoposlrIoN.--We take this opportunity
20 inform the City Council, that there is no
lik eliAood of having any more Mayors
Court. as all the folts have become moral.
aud it would be very expensive to allow the
CITY Hall to remain unoccupied, therefore.
We make the motion to rent the hail out AS
an srmorv for somn one OF the military com
aapies. There has been ing before the
Mayors Court for nearly a week; what is the
matter? DO not all speak at once.
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MARRIED..

:, On Thursday evening, 22d inst by Elder S
Barrett Mr. NOAH CAPPS to Mis ELIZA.
BETH HOLSTEAO.
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DIED.
FLOORING. FLOORING.

IHOOItINC, Z LVVfSI NJ.
nAlLf expected cargo OF superior I and
- X in Flooring, with VIII ich, ii. addition to
the large supply now on hand. we propose OF.
terins great Inducements to bRiht-rs and con-
tractors.
Flooring for sale by the cargo or III small lots
to suit purchasers
MELLEN l. SANTOS,
NH 81 Ferguson u Miibado's Wharf.
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The WEATHER.-Y esterday was another
beautiful day, and the whole earth seemed
radiant with smiles of joy; but for all that
the ladies (God bless them) did not dare
venture out--tbe march wind being rather
too boisterous for the dear creatures.
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THE SPURIOUS Com. We have seen one OF
the counterfeit halves so plentilully sprnk
led around in our community by those far
tists," who are now resting on their laurels
in the lock up OF Major Corprew. The coin
in question is not such bad imitation OF
the genuine as to be hooted at, aad might
be taken generally at the counter where sus-
picion has not been excited; though slight
examination would detect the cheat. They
are made of zinc and galvanized; feel entirely
too smooth for the genuine, and are much
lighter in weight.
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MILITARY PARApE.--This afternoon at
o'clock the Soutben Guards, under the com.
maad of Captain L. NJ. Bradford, will make
their first appearance before the pub lie. 1t
has been the " ish OF the company to parade
at an earlier day, but on account Of their
hats being detained in New York through
accident, hence the dalay.
The Old Point Band, under the leadership
Of MIR. James E. Galway, has been engaged,
and will discourse music on the occasion. -
We learn that the company will parade fifty
men rank and file.
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MAyos's Coukr, f.. r. Ferguson, Pre''~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
SesUest q. Taylor,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC.
13 and Is Royal street,
Has in store large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BouzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts and pnts also other brands,
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK, PAR
MENTIER aud other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old Sheres such AM0NTIL
LApo, TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsS -lsSs-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA of
direct Importation other Maderas lower grade Superior
Old london Dry Dock PORT and other Ports grade
The celebrated sAZARAG RANDIEs-yntage 1885 l7aS,
1852 and lS5a large supply always hand All grades of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood WH1s-
KYsScoch and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis-
kys, SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pints and QUARTS COR
BIAS ETC. My usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable any other city
SEWELL I. TAYLOR.
81 2ptf Nos ls and Is Royal street.
As the above Brande sherrie Madeira Ports and Cham
pagnes satisfied hone in the city produce as good
better the prices Any hone can have dozen Of
wines If they produce at the same price
pay prices they canno the judges to be dspteresed
parties the same is good with anything
ratio
mig 2ptf . SEWEIlL T. TAYLOR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
letter f1.ona 4. ". CraaUc0us., M. I'd.
OF THIS CITY,
Giving the Results of a Careful
AND
THoRoUGH ExAMINAT1o
COAL OIL.

No. 1H GAs3L STREET, NEW ORLEANS
November %, 1860.
H. G. Covert Esq, No. Ghartres street;
Dear SirI have examined with great deal of care
Great Kanawha Parane OIL you me- and haye made
many experiments In order wheherit possible
produce explosion and subjected many severe tests
find it he perfectly NoN-EXPLosIrE under amy crcum
1t requires temperature Of $40 degrees Fahrenheit
boil and does not give off sapo until reaches temper
ure Of 90 degrees lighted taper immersed in becomes
seny exnguishea ghe Oil clear, coloess and without
odor In burning gives beautifully soft white light
perior TO coal inanueh being free from the yellow nge
always present in even the best lights is less susceptible of
puring the sight While equally safe with SPERM olive,
BON other vegetable and animal oils far superior in
light giving propees infinitely economical always flows
feety the wick and without action the metallic
parts of the lamp In opinon aer experience years
In the use OF Coal Oils is superior in every respect to any
other material for light with which am acquainted.
Yours very faithfully,
]. L. GRAWCoUR, M. D.,
Prof Of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence in the New Or.
lelns School Of Medicine. dS 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

EorTos. The receipts of cotton for the Sc hours
ending at o'clock ON Monday were as follows
Steamer Gharnsr, s,o1s bales Magnolia, 2, ,7os
Imperial, zss9; Gen. Quitman, 1895; Saline 1902
Hobart w Wasson, ls5; New Uncle Sam, 1870; VIM.
n. Levy. 9s4 Era No. s, 532 Crosse Tete, S27
Jim Barkman, 3z2 DR.. Burlington, 5l5; R. w.
Powell s22 !; Frontier City, 6Ss Galveston. 494
~ AZ. January, sI5 John Raine. 1oe California,
a Madison, so: Emerald, 40 Prima Donna, s;
Ibarsilie, 5 Skylark, SO total 20, ,48l bales
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

MRs. IINcoIN.- VIII 1t not seem strange to our
readers says tho Charlottesville Virgnia) Review,
~ hsar that Mrs Lincoln i . pro.slavery woman I
Yet NO we're recently informed by gentleman,
wio y near relative Of hers, and who is himself
from slave State, that such il the fact. He knew
hef u Kentucky, where they both formerly lived,
md On seeing her some two weeks since, he asked
har she had modified the opinions she formerly en-
erlainad IN favor ofthe institution She replied she
bad not; that, on the contrary, her convictions in
favor Of It had strengthened since her residence in
Illinois,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

4 PERSEVERANCE FIRE CoMfASY No. ls. The an
nuM election fol officers Of this company was
held on Monday evening last. and resulted in the
slection af first tclass men. Perseverance is COM
pany tat has alwaSa foremost il the discharge
ei drty, and her efficiency has been owing not a
Little sto the energy and zeal of the gentlemen
whose election we notice to-day. BY referring to
our advertising columns, list Of the officers elect
Will ha found.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

The LAKE DIsAsrER y-seuea Lioes Lost.
The Detroit Fress Press figures up lives
lost oa ths lakes during the gale Of Saturday and
Sunday. zad and 24sh. Other vessels were out
which had not been heard from.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

!. II. BRuSswlcK q BIOS. BrLLrAgp TABLES.
iaya ls attention O amateurs of billiards u e card of
hsssr eaan ana neeFs relation % lie billiard tables
nAstars by Mes1Fs Brunswick BoiheFo Cincinnati From
ms card ard the fact that the high premium Of the Ohio Ne
rhnes institute saa awased hem last fair we should
Merriam M rs ST. louis street. Is he agent for ts .ae n
ihasa tables 10 this city " s-'N Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
20 4. olergyman's Testimony : PIttsford.

ss- ciergyman's Testimony PIttsford.
Vermont. Aug. /. 1883
hereby certify that hair having become quite grey
nssd hsinreetas Ha caarsg nreparad BY ~ T. Hsgan
Ts n four weeks and my haf sss in that time re-
stetea 70 ls original ccor fay the article
70 Pc ~ y claims WIN. KINGSLEY.
Pastor q the Baptist Church, Pllsford, Vt
semeor fhst s result was prodrced by Hemstress
lnssahle the original and only reliable Hair Re- eYage
Fsee 60 cents and u q bottle. Sald everywhere
W n. HAGAE 4 CO., PFoprie,ors, Troy, II. Y.
Sold bs J. wRIdhT co. q lsl GhaEtres street New
9sieaas. nl6 2pimAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

WASHINGTON ARr1ILERY. The regular monthly
meeting Of this company will be held on next
Thursday evening at 7o'cloek. AS business of
Importance viii be up for consideration, full at
tendance Ii requested.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Doc FeuSp Mr. 4, ,. Taylor notifies the owner
aat large white setter dos hs resdsacs N, IA
1eEpsaahcge street For description advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Il 5 said BY the Prussian zeitung that in the
Southern portion of Russia, III the province of
Kfew, more than 400 persons died lately from the
ating Of d yenolaouz AZ. The insect, which comes
from Asia, made similar visit to Russia sixty or
aerensy years ago, sud caused tie death Of great
number Of persons.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

TnE THEAr Varieties. - The School for
sSran1alH was last night reproduced before an au-
disnce the sparsity of which was sufficiently &C,
seoasssed for by the cold weather outside. The
play was III every way superb, and those who were
there had fun enough Tonight will be given
Blackstone i rich comedy :. Married Life, with
Mark Smith, John Owens, Bass, Jordan, Leffing-
we'll, tHss Charlotte Thompson, Miss Annie Gra-
hanl Miss Fannie Brown, Mrs. Chapman and Mrs.
BIHdies Iii the east. The afterpeee will introduce
Owens, Davenport, Lefingwell, Morton, and Mrs.
Preston and Miss anderson in & The Peoples
Lawyer.s Here are two uproarious comedies,
eaoh with an uneqaalled east. The bill is deci-
dedIy powerful one.
g Charles Miss Kate Bateman had a fair house
10 behold her GeraIdine, in Mrs. Bateman's play
III that name. Both the play and the rising young
actress seemed to please the spectators exceently
wen. Tonight Miss Kate rsappears in the same
character Ben DeBar ana Laura Honey are
after ward u do Z The Stage struck Tailor,
Aoadsaay The Drag tons will tonight appear in
E There's d Silver Lining to Every Cloud and
4 Diamond Eua Diamond Z This i the last week
of the fsraytDns and their charming performances.
Msssszsrs The Hppopotamus and salaama con.
tinue 70 do the agreeable, day and night, to al
visitors as Spalding 4 Rogers Museum. The other
curiositiss Of the Museum, the Grand Aquaria, etc.
are more than worth the price Of admission, to say
nothing Of the great African riverhorse and bis
Arab keeper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Coal AT 60 CaETs i BARRE1.--Mr. T. ii. willard.
= e sly Coal Office No 10 Exchange Plaee II osue ht
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

IKk aaenton Of buyers of Havana cigars is
called 70 the sale which sases mace AT AL
No 70 sasisr strsst BY d T. Mopby
q gsaasnseea of direct importation 1is MOCK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
WeiU the south Stand FIRM
Mrs. ". Stislsasa1a,

16l..............GANAL STREET. ................16
Is selling Off Of .he panic her large stock of
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS at 25
per cent less than cost Comprising in part Of Dress Silks,
Robes French and Irish Popn Plain and Braided Velvet
Cloaks silk Cloth Goaks. large assortment of Laces
Sets and Berhas Walls and Head-dressesof every style.
French Bonnets worth S25 will be sold from $40 s2 EACH
Three cases of French Russian FURS and ERMINEs.
A large quantity of
THoMPsoN,s IMPROVED HooP-sKIRTs.
The sale will continue until tie
WHOLE STOCK is SOLD.
Terms CASH.
Country merchants are invited to call at
MRS. STILLMANiS
p25 2plm l6l Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Bg@The Japanese, the Great Eastern, III.
r. H. the Prnee Of Wales De Jense may come and go and
be orgotton but the Inster eboay backnss the rich
browns, the natural appearance the sensation of pride and
pleasure produced by the application of that harmless
ration, cRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, viii nm
qnestionaby be gratefully remembered by who use IT, mas
much as q thing Of beauty is joy forever.a
Prepared at Ne Astor House. New York.
Sold everywhere. Applied bs all Hair Dressers,
GRIsTADoRo, 8 Astor House, n. "
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by WRIGHT {
Cos a and Isl oharres street. General Agents ns 2plmkT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

.Nesc Cesa'9'tsstfs.

20 casks very choice and new, landing.
@.. A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
==..5 lS New Levee and IL Fulton st,
New Smyrna FIGS. =M 1
1900 drums and half drums, prime
Landing ex steamship Rienvilie.
A.F COCHRAN 4 HALL,
l3 New Leyee and II Fulton st.
Leahorn Citron.
5 go boxes eachl just received.
A. T. COCHRAN HALL,
=....gu 49, Is New LeYee and II Fulton st.
New Hops. =.=
Is bales First Sort ''-growth OF 1860.
A.F. COCHRAN HALL.
nz ls New Leyee and II Fulton st.
Canton Ginger. m.m.
200 cases Canton GINGER, in fne order.
u".=54 IF. COCHRAN HALL,
Is New Levee and II Fulton st.
Gold Chop Fire Crackers.
1000 boxes No. / fresh
E."a5~M A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
m Il New Levee and II Fulton 81.
Malaga Fruit.
1000 boxes London Layer RA1SINS.
1900 hf. and or boxes 0.- #... ..M=
800 boxes MIR -.
1000 hf and Or. boxes
so Canton Extra
100 kegs Malaga GRAPES.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
d3 2pst l3 New Levee and II Fulton ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

NEW BOOKS.
LAKE HoUsE-By Fanny Lewad.
LEGENDS OF THE MADoNNA--By Mrs Jameson.
THE REoREATIoNs OF A COUNTRY PARsoN.
ODD PEoPLE-Beiag popular Description of Singular Races
Of Mandy Capt. Mayne Reid
GUEssEs At TRUTH-By Two Brothers
ABBoTTs AMERICAN HIsToRIEs-Two Volumes.
ABBoTTs FLORENCE sToRIEs-"The Orkney Islands. .,
EyERETT's LIFE OF WASHINGTON
ds 2pst At los CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
II K.iscer,.sng Fssbtic

If Discerning Pssbtsc
Readily dseruuses between professions advertisements of
"aooDs AT SACRIFICES i" -=.s
"Goons UNDER COST" YE=
"GooDs At COST u etc,
in order to
ATTRACT CUSTOMERS
To an establishment only TO
SEND THEM AHAY DIsaPPofNTED
BY asking regular Profit prices,
R IA a T. B a H G. "a N -
which we are daily distributing in
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF DRY GOODS.
For the past Two Weeks, notwithstanding
THE DULL TIMES,
Our Store has been
THR0N G ED WITH BUYERS,
Not because we advertise largely but because wo are
ACTUALLY SELLING
DRY GOODS FOR CASH
AT COST!
We do this not from choice but from necessity as the only
alternative was to
Give Buyers Inducements,
or retain our goods on hand till gsod tirnesn We might in
deed sell our stock at fair prices
ON CREDIT,
and be subjected the difficulties collecting we prefer
Converting Goods into Cash,
GETTING PROFIT ON THE RECEIPTS.
We need periculaze stock the public is we'll
PLANTATION DRY GOODS, ~~-
FAMILY DRY GOODS and
FANCY eeops
An Of which We offer
FOR CASH ONLY.
AT COST!
RsAn examination Of stock prices is requested.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
d3 2ptf ll6 Canal strest.
Keegasa s NC McCassa,
CANAL STREET.
FROM AND AFTER MONDAY, sD DECEMBER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

All who wish TO be qualified ell good situations invited
to call and Judge for themselves There Professors each
study, 70 treeouhs of The students time Par
sons from 70 co Of Catalogues 10 ladies
and gentlemen who wish them.
This the only Chartered Commercial College in the South
and has stood thHn QUARTER OF CENTURY on lis
own merits sone and prepeous than before
notwithstanding the and malice Of Aholiisn-
ISIS, whose TRADE malgn and subre Whit they cannot
control.
RUFUS DoLBEAR,
ds Pest. President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
II. Fgtss0iltsans,
STATIoNER AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
rs Camp st.. Gate Delta Batiding9
Nsw oRlEAss. Ia

Particular attention to ,es for an styles Of Printing,
Engraving and tbOgaphing Notes Checks Drafts Account
Sales Certificates or Deposit Bills Exchange, Bill Heads
Note and Letter Headings, etc. nla 2pda1
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

In her DREssMAKING and CLOAK department, she is
making up Ladies' and Misses Coaks for ONE
HALF the usual prices charged.
All orders entrusted to her viii be promptly
di 2p35
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05
PLANTATION DRY GOODS /

ILfSlhiiuis pni UuUuo
- " n r 1c z C o s zy
In order the of the public during the prevail
ing crisis
We append list articles wslselected stock
TO show friends and the public that say
RICH PLAID sILKs--At 5oc,, worth Doc.
FIGURED sILKs-Newest Styles-at ST 20, worth So co.
RICH BRoGADE RoBEs-at sz5, worth s4O
BLACK SUPER. REP. sILKs-at So Is worth So 80
FRENCH MERINoEs-at 60c., worth 81.
ALL OUR EMBRoIDERIEs AT COST
ALL OUR LACEs AT COST.
We would call the special attention Of friends and the
public invoice of CLOTH and VELVET CT OAKS just
received which, style Quality be surpassed by
any house in the Trade.
i24 French BLANRETs-Yorh sl4 for 49,
ia -. :. $40 for S.
1o4 ;. :. 8 for So.
RIPKA eoTToNADEs-Fast Colors-at l6c., worth CSC.
White and Brown COTTON
sHEETINGs, DENNIS, STRIPES,
KERsEYs, LINsEYs,
And all
PLANTATION GOODS!
Corresponding Prices.
The public respectfully invited to cali examine our
Goods and Prices always pleased show without
pressing Gust smers TO purchae.
KEEGAN & HccANN,
ia Canal street
R7-we will open on MONDAY December Sd, a lot of EN-
BRoIDERIEs just received per steamship Deso which
will sell at the following prices:
| Rich Embroidered CoILARs-swss Cambria and
| Jaconets, cents
Rich Embroidered HANDKERcHIEFs, t........ 50 :.
Jseohet shl o
| Rich Book SETs
| Rich Swiss SETS :.
KEEGAN & McCANN,
| ds 2ptf 14i Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

30 casks very choice and new, now landing.
A.F. COCHRAN HALL,
=-.-.- l3 New Levee and II Fulton st,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

TffE FsEslDEsTs MEss AGR.On our first Page
wa:produce aynopsis Of the zuesssgs Of President
Bndhanan. Msns portions Of il are sonacsyhat
vssyuss aud others entirely iacompre ehensblc yet
ii n,sy answer snIiciently 70 give an ideasof the
soYigkral tone and purport.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-05

Millinery and Dressmalking.
MRS BENSON informs the Ladies' of New Orleans that she
has hand elegant LADIES' and MISSES
MILLINERY which she viii dispose of CASH prices
GREATLY REDUCED 4 She is sein,