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TALK ON CHANGE.


The weather was beautiful yesterday, and
although the Recommendation Of the Governor TO
regard il as day of general Thanksgiving was not
carried out, there were many manifestations Of re-
spect and feeling shown. The churches were open
ed, and many Of the frequenters Of the flags re-
pudiated mammon and pef for brief time conse-
auenty, there very little talk after II o'clock,
and rather moderate congregations on the general
flags. Our talk is, therefore, very brief this morn.
ing.
After meridian it was announced that the New
York market had again come to dead lock in ex-
change. On consideration, it was thought that
Wall street, banks bankers and jobbers, were only
keeping Thanksgiving consequently, there was no
general uneasiness eyinced.
AS regards the staple, the Araba's adyices to
the 18th inst, which we published yesterday were
deemed unfayorable. The advance in the rate of
interest to get, following the previous advance,
was unlocked for, though advances were expected,
and still further advances will be interposed to
check large shipments of gold to the United States
AS the private banking houses, insurance Offices,
Gustom-house and Postofiice were closed yester-
day by meridian, the general talk was Abbreviated,
as it were. We, of course, follow.
We have TO remark that tie mails due yesterday
failed, owing to the heavy rains. Some bridges
are washed away on the jackson Railroad. The
delay or damage, il not already repaired, will not
be delayed beyond day or two.
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AxNuAfs REroRF. We acknowledge the receipt
VI slze Annual Report of the President, Secretary
lid Treasurer Of the vicksburg, Shreveport and
Teas Railroad Company, for the fiscal year end
liz September lst 1850. During the year twenty
cirht additional miles Of track have been laid,
Leaving only twenty six more TO connect Vioksbnrg
VITA Monroe in the parish d 0aachita. There are
Hgfy-foar miles 81 read IN all, now finished, and
fiva hundred men are kept constantly at work on
the extension. The reports Of the various officers
show the affairs Of the company to be in a healthy
Ana Aourising condition, leading TO the conclusion
that VI shall as soon as practicable, have this I'M
pogsant and valuable improvement in fall opera.
ton from vieksburg 70 Shreveport.
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co II IL Gro NJ.

The Chicago Democrat, edited by that rather
notorious individual, Long john Wentworth, and |
paper which isregarded as sort Of special organ
of Lincoln has a scheme for The coercion of Viz
ginia back into the Union If the Old Common |
wealth should attempt to secede. Here it is:
In order to provide for all emergencies, and to
have on hand the safest, cheapest and surest way
Of taking care of the Virginians, messenger has
been sent to North Elba for the suit OF clothes
worn by John Brown when he made his celebrated
foray at Harper's Ferry Upon the first intelligence
OF any traiterous act in Virginia. this suit will be at
once taken to the scene of disturbance and promi-
nentIy displayed. That will be quite sufficient.
The ehralrv will at once retire to their holes as
they did before. and as the Federal troops will not
be allowed to go to their aid, the ghost of John
Brown will be enough to keep them perfectly
quiet.
We think it very likely that Long John was
laughing in his sleeve at his own mendacity when
he penned the above ragraph--hecause it is a
reflection upon his intelligence to suppose that he
believed the statement he makes is true. Long
John has been a member of Congress, and Mayor
of the city Of Chicago, and editor of newspapers
and from these circumstances (the last one espe
ciaiy) the conclusion may be drawn that he knows
the history Of recent events too well to make such
statement as the above, unless his object had
| been deliberately to deceive his readers. Every
1 body who knows anything about the John Brown
| invasion knows that the Marines from Washington
City got to Harper's Ferry first, and put down the
| invasion before Gov. Wise, with the Virginia
troops, reached the spot. And the reason is plain.
The Virginia companies had to leave Richmond,
and pass through Washington City, on their way.
4 The Federal forces were SO much nearer the scene
Of action that they queled the invasion before the
Virginia forces arrived. This is the simple truth
Of the matter, and every well-informed man knows
it TO be the truth And yet it has been repeatedly
charged in the Northern papers, and BY Northern
orators, and it has even been insinuated on the
floor Of Congress, that seventeen men frightened
the whole State Of Virginia out Of her wits, threw
all her citizens into q paroxysm Of alarm and con-
sternaton, and, in the classical language OF Long
John Wentworth, drove the chlyary TO their
/ holes The statement, II made IN earnest, IS
simply gigantic and colossal falsehood.
II John Browns old clothes are snfhcient to
alright the people Of Virginia now, they will DO
more than they did when they had John Brown
himself inside Of them Those clothes appeared
to great advantage, to what the reporters call a
large and appreciative audience when they en-
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ssoar.a o. aldermen ON aIxsh page.


THE THE ArERs dcadeUay. The Draytons had
good house last night, and acted and sang as pleas
antiy as ever Tonight they are to appear in the
operatic comedies Of Z Pat Your Shoulder to the
Wheel, ana /. Loves Labor Lost, During the
evening Mr. Drayton viii sing Henry Ruasells
great song, e The Maniac
ls Charles Nixan's Circus had the usual crowd
Last Night, and offer another bill which will ensure
d similar crowd tonight. Tomorrow, be it re-
Numbered, there will be d MONDAY performance
LII fhe especial benefit and accommodation of
tadies aud children.
PARTICLES. The comedy of z Speed the Plough
was last night put upon the stage and acted in just
och 4 way ID was natural to the Varieties Theater
sad te John Owens unrivaied company. The
hense was fnll and fashionable the satisfaction
unanimous. Mark Smith, George Jordan, Charles
Bass, Davenport, Leftingwell, Miss Thompson, Mrs.
Chapman and Miss Graham, have hardly yet had
tie opportunity Of playing more happily together
than lhey had on this occasion The dance was
charming, and the farce was uproarious as usual.
There never was such d company before in this
ely there never was sheateF in which things
were more tastefuiIy or elegantly put the stage,
aside from the acting. than OF the Varieties. We
ny IL; and III who 60 To the theater say the same
thing. great bill ii offered for tonight. The grand
romantic drama OF L The Marble Heart bringing
out the whese talent Of the company the pathetic
drama III Z Tie Ola Guard, with Mark Smith
Is HauelSock, and, dance between the pieees.
Those who have been at the Varieties this season
can best judge what treat ii offered III The above
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y TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE or LAGEs.--It will be
vEsng columns that MessEs. BEN
thHgea Iew Co. NJ. l6 Canal street. have eoncuded
oaE ter haafa hndfashonable stock Of embradecs and
aea the redncad prices they selling
s phs gpod dariag the pastwo weeks The goods thus
ssese many beautiful valsnc
saeeais s&s and lac sets bands and edgings linen
dad Aurntag sss enh oidefed haaakeehes and other
cAss sho mention We hope The ladies
vii gise A atteasion let the liberal
Chants Sels ieng feE purchases
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Rsr Crooixes' Stomach BItters-That which
inc teases vitality the organization of those who are surng
debility arising om natural climatic or acquired dis
ease highly appreciated by those who are an
ously longing Of that good health which they
once possessed physical and mental vger uoarce
Within our knowledge will effect safely and surely
Cfookes' Inyigorang Aomats Vegetable Stomach Btters
In Wrestling system from the stubborn grasp of internal
ease 1t is superaye specific the truth Of which will be borne
out and afteed by all continue their use for period
sufficient to fGy their nveoatirg and health restoring
properties .g..-s.
Crookes Invgorating Aromatic Vegetable Stomach Btters
a sold by all respectable Grocers and Druggists,
n26 2p6tkw
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HltlIEnis sEaosp sianr MYSTERIES. AS will be
ssels ~ referring - cur advertising columns, our
citizens next Monday evening viii have On opportu-
nifty " seeing one Of the most remarkable magi
clans Of the day perform q series Of surprising
md mysterious feats. He i no common slight Of
haald iuggier. whose highest ambition would be to
surprise ana deceive nursery maids and children;
but y gentleman Of frst-clasa ability, one whose
art i 50 perfect Tint he deceive and confound
The most aeute and Intelligent. We bespeak for
him q cordial reception and liberal patronage.
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Gsqaset ) .yGsssisOsi,
Gsqaset ) .JGnsisOss,
Ia6 ........... CHARITIES STREET. .....I28
Are now offering their stock of
RIc FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

AT Very Low Prices.
1t consists, in part Of .
RICH BRoGADE, MORE AND PLAIN SILKS.
Embroidered RGoche and Plain PoPLTNs,
:. Printed cAsHMEREs and DE LANES.
FouLARps, POLLS DE CHEvRE, BAREGEs, AND DE
LANES.
EMBRoIDERIEs AND LAcEs-of every description and
latest styles, uM#
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs-of every style and
quality.
osIERY-For LADIES' Gents Chfldrenof all sizes and
descriptions
VELVET, CLOTH AND SILK CLoAKs AND MANTTL-
LAs-For Ladies' and Children.
BLANKETS AND FLANNEIs-of every variety.
French German Scotch and Irish sfIEETINGs.
sHIRTINGs AND TABLE R4AMAsK
DAMAsK TABLE SETS. m.
TowELINGs, TOWELS, NAPKINS PILLOW LINEN, etc.
Embroidered BoBBrNET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
sik. worsted and Cotton CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Also "..=.
A full stock of every description Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Which they will offer at
EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
no6 2p6t.- 126 Canal street.
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RFThe Japanese, the Great Eastern, III.
r. H. Prince of Wales De Jensile may and and
be forgotten but the luer the ebony backness, the rich
browns natural appearance, the sensation of pride and
PLEASURE produced by the application of that harmless
ration, CRISTAD0RoS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, will I'M
qeonably be gratefully remembered by all who it, mas
muchas "a thing of beauty is joy forever"
Prepared at No. 6 Astor House. New York
Sold everywhere Applied by all Hair Dressers.
GRISTADoRO, 6 Astor House. N. Y.
Sold In New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
Co. q and Isl Chartres street. General Agents ms 2plm&W
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IN SOMETHING no Nh REslEaBEREp.-0u readers
should b. o fal remember thai Mesrs T. Lyons
nf Common and ST Charles Streets selling
sif tpe 81 and boys q thing at great rednc
WI would also particularly direct atteniionto
tasr Of boys oleihug contains eyery article
needed IN tho det Of hoys Of an ages and comprises all quali
tics @ d stout Jackets and pants for school to The
asst esphs md velVets All will be sold the
bsrsIaeeta rsduce the parent who would
child badly hss no EXCUSE.
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French machinist, named Balbi, has just in
vented a uaoueabe fortress, which is said to be q
terrible machine. If is mounted on wheels, pro-
PEELED by steam, and may at some future day be
expedited into an enemy's camp to deal out the
destroying missiles with which it is well supplied
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-30

LARGE CARGo. The ship City of Brooklyn
cleared from Mobile on Tuesday for Liverpool
with a cargo Of 470s bales of cotton, weighing
2,a97 ,o1s pounds, and valued at s222,s34 81 This
exceeds any previous cargo OF the season by l54
bales, and in weight by 1886 pounds; but (says
the Adyertiser) in value, owing to the decline in
prices, falls short Of the cargo Of the Rockight,
which was worth 1898 800 81.
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PRESIDENT BucHANAN ON SECESSION Washing
ton, Nov. 23.--The President Yesterday. in CONVEX
sation, took strong grounds against secession. He
said thathe could not believe that the Great West
would permit the mouths Of the Mississippi river to
be held by foreign power. And, said he, South
Carolina wishes to enter into conflict with me !;
and. npen drawing the first drop Of blood she ex-
poets TO drag other States into the movement. 1t
Is trne, lie continued, that the South has suffered
great wrongs at the hands of the North; bnt the
National compact existing between The States
should not be broken without reasoning and refiec
ton. The South should FIRST appeal to the North
for justice and IL 1t Is denied them said the Presi.
dent am with them.
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STRUCK BY PARALYSIS IN THE RosFRuM.--Hon.
Edward Young Hill, while addressing the citizens
of Lagrange, Ga, on the 18th, was suddenly
stricken speeches. by paralysis. He died on the
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@ sToyEs IN BANG Anss. -AlI who are in need Of
fhd paying give Mess Wheeler
egss CORNER 81 Magazine and Gigod call torthes
ay1 large 81 ihose useful and convenient ARTICLES
which they willing to s3i 1t bargains
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Being anxious 10 reduce very large stock have
solved TO offer prices that will insure speedy sales
the Goods are late mportRtous composed
in part OF the following articles,
Rich Printed French LANES at 80 to &c., wert oto7Sc.
American and English DELAINEs, at lee, worth a5c.
"A Cotton and Wool Plaid aERINoEs, at 2Oc worth s5c
A An Wool Plaid MEsINoEs 40 eoe worth 50 and TO-
"a All Wool Plain eoored French ERIEoEs at 75c and ST.
worth 81 and 81 50. 04."3e
"a Printed All Wool Plain coored French MERINoss at
75c. and 81, worth 81 and 81 80,
Broche c3risalle PoPLINs, at 75c, worth 81 IS
Plain Striped and Ribbed PoPLINs equally low prices
silk and Wool Plaid French PoPLINs equally low prices.
IA Real French cALIcoEs, two cOlors, at l5c
Rich chintz cAL1GoEs, at IS to 4Oc.
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NAaHIsaroN FINE CoaFANY No. 49, The an
nual meeting Of this company will be held next
Srnday morning at 10 o'clock il the engine house
Sec notice.
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seaccu 4. Taylor,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE LIQUORS, ETC,
ID and 10 Royal street,
Has alarge supply Of the ceebatea CREME DE
BoUzY CHAMP AGN in quarts and pnts also other brands,
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIeK, PIPER HEipsEI0Kt PAR
MENTIER other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment Of the best Old shere such AMoNTI
LADo. TOPAZ, SIERRA, GoLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs- isas-s0UTHSIDE MADEIRA Of
direct imporaon other Madeitas Of lower grade. Superior
Old Iondon Dry Port and other Ports of less grade.
Tie celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-Vntage 1875 1913,
1852 1864 large supply always hand All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES in glass and wood, WINS
KYs-scoteb and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wits
kys SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in plnts and quarts COR
DIALs etc. My of The best WINES, which
will sold reasonable other house in The city
SEWETL I. TAYLOR.
OF 2ptf =.5 Nos 13 and 10 Royal street.
As to the above Brandes Sherres Madeifa Ports and Cham
pagne satisfied house in the city produce as good
or better the prices Any house have dozen Of
named wines If they produce better at the same price
or pay prices if they the judges TO be dsnterested
parties the same good with anything have for sale in the
Mo ontf @ SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
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Youau MINIS BENEypEEST ASSOCIATION The
regular lnonthiY meeting Of this Association ID to
n held ii the hail Polar star Lodge,I q. o. f.,
On the corner of Exchange Place and st. Louis
street % next Monday evening, the Sd inst, at 8
sainlnnlr
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Snow IN GEoRGIA.--The Cassville Standard says
there was slight fall Of at that place on the
morning Of the 22d. There was also slight
sprinkle of 1t at Rome on the 2lst.
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Diseases of the Throat and Ess,ags

Dr. C. p. CRANES system treating all diseases the
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation of Elecro-C
Medical Eapors in connection with Constitutional Remedies,
well known 10 be the only reliable and rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EXPECTING a CURE,
Even those desperate cases. which bid defiance
to The ordinary rules of practice
Dr. O. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
for the treatment and of all Chronic Disease by
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELEcTRo-CHEMICAL BATHS,
From three to five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all those maladies VIII eli the pres.
enee Of
MERCURY. LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS. ETC.
ONCE aud Residence late No. 49, now No. 1S5 ST JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp and st. Charles streets.
MIG 2pAlowesat&Wtf
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nraRA Boxes 70 RESr. Two well-located boxes
III she Nov Opera House are offered to rent for
the fashionable nights See advertisement in our
paper iiiis morning.
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.lzrs. y. sssgl,s, et,s,

.ZEa-s. D. SfSfzM,Gss,
l6l............... CANAL STREET .l6l
Is selling off, o. the panic, her large of
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS at Is
per less than Comprising part Of Dless Silks
Robes French and Irish Pupns, Plain and Braided Velvet
Clocks Silk and Cloth Cloaks large Iacss
Sets and BorthRs Walls and Headdresses every style
French Ronne SIS DO sold from $40 to 2 ench
Three Of French and Rnssian FURs and ERMINgs.
Alaige quantity of
THoMPSoN's IMPROVED HooP-sKIRFs.
The sale will coanHe until TIE
WHOLE STOCK Is SOLD.
Tefms CASH
Country merchants are invited to call al
MRS. STILLMAN'S
n26 2plm i6l Canal street,
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hrExpertenco teaches us that deifcney
many females from applying for the to alleviate
suffering and life. That objection ohyiaed in the case
sr James Garkes Female Pills. prepared after the
scrpton Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land well be the only and safe remedy for
female difficulties and distractions from cause" They
be sent bottle containing SO pills free By enclosing 81
and six postage stanpsto any agent.
General for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
n Y j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists. se9 2plyAW
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SOUTHERN RlGHTs ASSOCIATION or LOUISIANA
There will be 4 regular meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of this Association held at the Office Of
tie Beard BY Health, this evening at Q O'Clock.
nnnntslal attendance il reauaated
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I. \. WAIToN, auctioneer, will sell this day at IL
osee n ~ the premises No $40 81 Andrew street bes
tween 81 ohAes gna Prytania Streets mahogany
ssssels sapt chandeliers etc &c Asu ons rosewood
nens
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The continued sails Of llne horses advertised by
hass neou ery ssA Ea.es paee shs dsy al a o,eocE
at no ~ ayleg street The stock Ill ans and win be sold
Nislaat Ans reserve - advertisement.
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TwEsrY DolLAgs Rev ARn.--An advertisement
oilers fhs ahevs reward sr sbe recovery o runaway slave
sas advertisement
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pRRsnvEp ANuE FIRE CoMrASy No. Is. This
company will hold It's annual meeting on the even
ing Of Monday next at I o'clock.
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nRY Go0Ds, Attention Is called to the sale OF
soos Y y sold i'hens reserve s as ii 10 ocleck
4h4 apessaa saleroams 81 b. seatt No -
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WI arc requested to call the attention of The
"A hs sas ef baa shoes and hcanna winter clothing
sts y lake pisee us day ii 10 o'clock. III G. Teaaont
Ashe sa Aacioa No % eharsres street Terms
1t ksin
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~ Clergyman's Testimony = Pittsfort,
Vermont Aug l. 1883.
hereby certify that my hair having bseome quite
used Hens,ree Hair Colong prepared W. f. Hagan Of
Troy N W for weeks and my hair in that time
stored t. lis original fully recommend the article
to be all 1t claims WIN. KINGSLEY,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church, Pisford, vt.
Remember this result produced by Hemstreet In
tmiabe the original only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price TO cents and 81 bottle Sold everywhere.
W. f. HAGAN Is CO., Proprietors, Troy, N Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT co. 81 and 15l chartres street New
Orleans nl6 2p1m&W
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sS-Madame CapreIi--This extraordinary
uafsoyani has The prestige Of org and ant
Medical Glasonu Spirit vsonist and her reputation for
thoroughly atyrg ali who consult her sufficient guar
aztec Of her abilities No fees received in advance perfect
satisfaction in ali given All letters of inquiry promptly
answered. Hsfcseepss IF Life accurately eaeaiatad
MADAME eAPRELL,
snSe 2pif III Cnstomhouse street
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INJURIES y @WecSORs
CAMP street. .................19
Have Just received
An Entirely New and Complete Stock
H0uSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting in part. Of
Japanncd Ware
TEA TRAYS " =M z.-#....= .-.uM.=.
WATERS,
BREAD TRAYS,
TOILET SETS,
.5.5 .= BATH TUBS, ....
CAKE BOXES
SUGAR BOXES,
LUNCH BOXES,
SPICE BOXES, etc.
Wooden Ware
TUBS m~." 4.
BUCKETS, 4- n-z..-.
CLOTHES HORSES
CLOTHES PINS,
@a... .@. WASH BOARDS, 5@.A.. WI
BREAD TRAYS,
BISCUIT BOARDS,
ROLLING PINS. etc.
Tin Ware ...m"....
IRON WARE,
BRUSHES,
BRooMs,
BASKETS,
DOOR MATS,
TABLE MATS, etc.
All of which we offering at fair prices
s-aoods sent any part of the city free Of expense.
BOWLES q JUDsON,
se24 2peod6wH II Camp street.
StesUGrt's
CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES,
ALL sIz Els
For sale by BoWLES & JUDsoN, m.
Ii Camp street.
m SILVER PLATED WARE.
A splendid assortment;
TEA SETS,
FORKS and SPOONS,
PICKLE FRAMES,
@" .-. EGG STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES.
For sale by BowLEs q JUDsoN,
IT Camp street
---s-- TABLE CUTLERY. ..M.
large assortment of IVORY and COMMON TABLE
KNIVES and FORKS. For sale by
BowLEs 4 JUDsoN,
II Camp street.
CRoCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA.
| We have just received, and are now opening
Rich Decorated China DINING TEA and TOILET SETS
Gold Band
Plain White
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CUT AND PRESSED
| GLASSWARE. .-.Mz
| Together with a LARGE STOCK Of
Common Croekery and Glass Ware,
| FOR COUNTRY TRADE.
All of which will be sold ut fair prices
BoWLEs & JUDsoN,
se24 2peod&wtf II Camp street.
NJ. St1singer $ Co. .-
| HAVE REMOVED TO
NO. 81 CHARTERS STR EET.
Corner of Customhouse,
Where they will be pleased to all their old friends ans
| customers,
They offer their stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AT VERY REDUCED RATES
They have received, by arrivals large invoices Of
| oyERCOATs,
BUSINESS SUITS -.....-
FRENCH CLOTH FRocK COATS
New Styles Of PANTS VESTS etc.
large stock of SHIRTS,
At Less than Cost for cash
UNDERsH1RTs, DRAWERS, oRAYATs, etc, etc, etc.
| n16 2p7t-eodtf