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The steamer Canada brings the following addi-
tional news regarding the crisis In Italy.
The Turin 0piaione asserts that the governments
Of Chambray. Savoy and Nice are about to publish
proclamation in accordance with the views con-
tanned in the note of Count cayour, which made It's
appearance on the I'd Of March.
The OHicial Gazette publishes Gen. Farini,s reply
to the message Of Count Cavour, dated February
20, In which he says that II the form Of the new
government has not been decided upon, he would
prefer universal suffrage.
The acts of Rome have destroyed all the posi-
bility Of establishing yicarate. az proposed by
the French Government
HALIFAX, March "a. --Jas. Hewitt 4 Co.'S cir
cuar by the Canada says that the decline in cotton
during the week amounts to lie to4.
They attribute the cause Of the decline solely to
the heavy crop and the unsettled state Of CON
tinental politics.
They quote Middling Mobile at ST.; Middling Up
lands 6 SIS.
They state the. imports during the week to
amount to ia 900 bales
The quantity known to be at sea il 100000
against 10000 bales at the corresponding period
last year. sea
They report Manchester trade rather more quiet,
but prices unchanged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
tcoNSusIeATgD.i
A New Era In phctoQeapiiS.

.------AAN--=7----------
as WIN facss " inen aiusuoNll.s anu sosstn ,
ments, WINCH rom siaaa assnhae or
gan'ic proportlotiS ana are eacn llafkea Dy some
important epooh % aso Itis VIII every
~ 'nu o ~ g = = y es4as
eie esahesceh. ''liaee u sne chleih eas eeeafea
ana retained, y was received wan increduiIy ous
Wheh me CRANE Enln VA 1nat VIZ meet
ing image was permanently peneliea oy tne rays
oil the sun, mems minds we're dazzteo ana Devil
dered. ihoush cfnde IN rs embryo STATE, II mas
neeh efaanaiiy oexeiopeat ahd pronsht 70 saeh =
degree OF perieetoh 'hata. ABOVE an otner arts,
commands our admiration anu "ohdef' ana 20 thai
~ II any, deserves 70 De Iesaraea as an ar u
aihe ~. ~
i's pfoauets hssaerto nave mol met tne require
mems Oh cui'lsa'ea ,ss'e anu fclhehen'' Inc IA
guerreoiype Nas Voo saaao"y anu heetlngi sne
hish lsns q tne 'oo ciiaaay una aea.n-
nke, ana us shadows ZOO rigla anu abrupt; the
monograph 100 ihenecslYe ana liy-aennea-ana
when panied, tnough " sAiiiai artist the IKE
ness ~ 70 a great degtee destroyed, ana presents
rough and ihartistlc ehect. BUT now 's INTRO
duced new era IN TINS wonderful art.
MIR. Han, whose legitimate business y OF an
ferent and higher order, YET from ms love 70 the
science OF producing iikenesses. has perseverngiy
experimental for years IN developing and perfect
ing the great Improvement. Having seen some Of
these charming pictures, NAMED oy tne Fhoto'
graphic Journals the Haiiotype," we will en-
deayor to convey an idea OF their appearance and
beauty.
AT the first glance they would be regarded as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

NAyAL-The .. s. sloop.of-war Preble, Com
mander Thornton A. jenkins, arrived and anchored
off the city at halfpast IL O'Clock yesterday.
The Preble is in charge of the no-nation prize
steamers General Mramon and Marquis de la
Habana, which somewhat distanced her in the
voyage from Vera Cruz. The Preble has one hun.
dred and twelve Of the one hundred and eighty
prisoners taken exclusive of killed and wounded
on the captured steamers; among them is Gen
eraln Marin himself. We learn that the prisoners
have behaved themselves in very subordinate
and proper manner since they became such. The
Preble awaits orders at this port. The following
is a. list of her officers and men:
Commander, Thornton A. Jenkins Lieutenants
Andrew Bryson and John Walters Purser, Kelly
Master, Joseph N. Miller; First Assistant Surgeon
James F. Harrison; Midshipman, W. C. Whittle
Captains Clerk, Charles N. Frost Pursers Clerk
Henry G. Jordan; Boatswain, William Bunker
Gunner, Joseph Swift.
Leutenants Taylor and Minor, of the Preble, arr
detached as prize masters Of the Marquis and Mira
mon, respectively, and Sailmaker Daniel c. Bray
ton is also on duty on the lastnamed steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

80 far as known when the Virginia left, no damage
had been sustained by the shipping.
The Spanish warsteamers had just arrived Il
Vera Cruz as the schooner sailed.
Capt. Flanders, late Of the steamship Indianola
il among THE passengers BY The Virginia Antoi
nette.
The President will probably delay bis reply il
the request Of the Senate for Information respect
ing the capture.
The bill providing for the appropriation Of J
million and quarter OF dollars to raise snounted
regiment for Texas was vehemently urged before
the House Committee on Military.
The prevailing impression is that the Gomnittss
viii not render favorable decision.
The members of the House Of Representative
and Senators from the States 81 Alabama, Missis
sippi and South Carolina had final meeting. Il
was found advisable to postpone the holding Of the
conference at Atlanta ill the Presidential election
had taken place.
Some Of the official dispatches received yester
day state that the Mexcans, except the imnlediate
followers Of Cortina, are endeayoring 10 setard ia
stead Of encourage him in his forays
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ETNA.

NEW YoHK, March 24.--Jhe steamship Etna,
Capt. Anderson, Of the British and North American
Steamship Company line, reached her wharf at
an early hour this morning.
The Etna LEFT Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th
inst. in company with The steamship Canada.
Her political al wen as commercial news have
been fully anticipated.
The British and North American steamship Kar-
max, from Havana yis Nassau, N. r., reached her
wharf at Jersey City this morning.
The adyiees from Havana by the Karnak have
been fully anticipated by the steamship Cahawba.
The news from Nassau possesses no features Of
Importance. The health at that point was gene
rally good.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
FINE FAsH1os.pIr cnorurso.-Messrs. No

Maui Co.. fashionable clohiers Of Camp and Com
streets, under city Hotel. duly hand with
chercht elegant assortment Of fashionable spring styles
clio hing for dre mud business being alike novel and excellent
in cut, make and fabric Among the novelties may men
ton the Brumngen suis which Is something
appropriate that doubtless they will go like hot cakes
with those who exercise proper amount Of taste in selecting
their attire. The of fine shirts manufactured by
thenevo offered by these dear OF the most superior de-
scrip ion all may will be convinced Indeed
II to be ashonay and neatly attlred from
toe all that he has to do Is to call nj this and conngy
place himself in the hands Of Mr. MRul the popular eslen,
partners of genialand ,nsefny ungf lend b. T. Wahe
atey alta he'd the house. aud he may satisfied thai he
will walk Of that ttorc Of the best dressed in New
0lean both appea and cofrt They know what
good or him. # he don't know himself, ard he may
t1i hnr, ireriis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

Doors AND SHOES AT REDUCED Prices.
Walter A Peck 90 Canal street is offering reduced retail
prices very large and completely assorted stock Of ladies'
emens boy Youths misses and chdrens boots and shoes
among which style and fit suit any one may certainly h,
found matter how small largo the foot NAV be and
fancital the taste may be. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

WINES AND LIeuoRs.-Mr. S Wolff. corner of
sef ana New Levee stees has In sale on ia
Voabe Terms TO tho trade heavy and largely
stock oil port sherry champagne and wines punch
and white wine We ask attention of city country readers
10 Mr. Wolff ,s alYertisen1ent - =. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

Co., Story Building, of Camp and Streets
offer for sale Of the elegant and superb cloth
Ing and furnishing goods exhibited city Persons
DESTROYS of procuring articles Of clothing any description
quality respectfully invited advised 10 pay this
porum visit before purchasing elsewhere For the rich and
tasefuy selected assortment Of goods coaand In the
spaciou and magnificent establishment prssior
much credit and they should be pstFnn,sd public even
than they have been heretofore sde referred 10
their advertisement to be found elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
NEW Books.-Mr. Thomas L. White. the yete

BOOKSELLER io5 Canal street Is in receipt of his usual prompt
supplies of the Issues The press this morn.
ing adyertses hand and for safe, Tho Haunted Home
stcad' by Mrs Southworth The Marble Fann or The Ro
nance of Monte Beni,n by Hawthorne; Life Before Him.
novel; Against Wind and Tde,p BY Horne Lae Nixon
Diseases of the Eye Stories from Famous Bailads
Ahons Medical Electricity Y woreeser's Quarto Die
tionaiy library and trade edition. number Of other d.
sirable books which eatslogrd in ay srtisenent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
RECENT puBLrcarroNs.


AAhgATirE OF THE Earl. or ELGIs's Msss10M nd
R ~ AsD yAFAM an The years ls57 ss and
to Lord Elgin, author Of fia :. Russian Shores IL
the Black Sea- New York; Harper a Isrnti,era
For sale In New Orleans by u CT Morgan & Co.
a very large, handsomely illustrated and pleas.
anfly written work. It Is entirely authentic, and
must Pc considered a valuable addition to Htera-
ture, acrdng, ~ it does. correct accounts Of the
manners and customs Of the Japanese. aad of the
aspects OF saeir country si SIS
Tho MARBLE PArss /. or the Romance ~ Moy+a
Benz. BY Nathaniel Hawttorne R1sfo Tsc
nor IL Fields. For sale Id New fgrIeaya Nv Il r.
Morgan g Go. 50 sa@ Ei
Tins = The latest work from the pen Of the sro-s
nanclst of N The Scarlet Letter. \ The House of
etcs, ana y highly spoken cfn
reiiabie reviews. We doubt not II is well worthy
the authors fame. sJ5
rup II .rr,.pn po,,r.,rr 4, i.
By Mrs. Emma b. III nj So,,thworfs pi,asses.
phia: 2. B. Peterson Il Brothers. For sale in
v14ss'.s " 49, y vlsan 9 oo.
Mrs- ssolhh ofth mas q ieeien q admirers among
the readers Of popular, but eIheneral literature.
r,,., 9 .-,n,,s 4,-,..,,,
It,GrIss ~ Rev. Lewis Fans sate M
low Of oxford. New York: Harper 4 Brothers.
for sale IN New Orleans ~ .. Q. Morgan q Co.
Inc sa1ifes are htefaliy translated into English
prose- WIN no'es, chronoiosicai tables, ete., and
Wy Y Y aesl1 s aaei'ion 70 MY iiDrafy
NOTES o OF TRAVEL AND STUDY n ITALr. BY Charles
a Ios - Na boston: iieknor f1eids. For
~ = - ~ '' !" -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

SEWING MAcHIsEs.-The Finkle 4 Lyon sewing
machines can be purchased at Alfred Story Build
ing corner of Camp and Common Streets These machines
spoken q in the highest terms by those who tested he
excellent merits. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

WIFE MuRDER.-Mrs. Ellen Horriean died at the
Charity Hospital on Friday night, from the effects
Of blow in the head, inflicted week or two
previously by her husband, Tim Horrigan, at their
residence Julia street. At first it was believed
the woman was not in danger, and the husband
was let out on bail. At o'clock ON Saturday
morning, Horrigan was arrested with lot OF
females, at the old place on Julia street, for
drunkenness and disturbance Of the public peace
On arrival at the Lookup the news was Just there
that Ellen Horrigan was dead at the Hospital sc
Tim was held on the extra charge of murder, ant
the women were held as accessories and witnesses
The women are Honora Maloney, Ann Monaghan
Julia calaghan and Mary Kilroy. All were sen
to prison by Recorder Summers. DR.. Hart ex
amined Mrs. Horrigan's body at the Hospital ant
found that death had resulted from a violent blow
10 the head fracturing the skull and causing in
hammation Of the brain. Deputy Coroner soraparu
| fixed the examination of witnesses for 10 o'clock
| to-day.
ANOTHER MuRDER.-Themas Mcclure, an Irish
| steamboat hand, twenty-one years OF age, was
murdered at about five clock yesterday mofhans'
| at the corner OF Cont and Front LeVee streets.
| He was previously seen in company with crowd
of other men of his class. taking morning dfhks IN
| a coffee house further down the river.
Il is not certain, yet. that any one saw the muir
| der. but two men, named Thomas McCloud and
James Mcclure, were arrested, each suspected, for
different reasons, Of being the murderer. John
Cashisy, Thomas Mcdonnell and Henry Walter
were arrested IS supposed accessories, and R. Nc
Grath and Robert Duncan were arrested as wit
nesses. The Second District police displayed a
praiseworthg energy in following mp this case; the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
New Goops At Moopr's.--There are

NEW GOODS AT MooDY's.--There are attrac.
ons hand at 5 n Moody corner Canal and RavaI
Streets which should draw we'll for he ANNOUNCES by advutti
men that he has received goods for gentlemen and
body knows what Moodys goods They are coed ye
goods The new assortment comprises everything that gentle
man may neea 70 wear under his oaer spring
summer weather. very cheap Of very ne auslity /.
stated that Mr. W Moody. of The shirt ansactor in New
York Is now in the city, and will lake measures and orders 10,
execution. 3tet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26


above named parties being aFrssfsS q SISiS@sss.
tirass and places, by OiIears MareS{ks IixSs pSs
iips, and Boaslosa. MeGfath Il enid u iss III a,
porfant witness d he ease.
fhs maTdeFeS men w&a found lyiag All fba -
4 aseffe ln IT, lzAs &Asp 81 deatl,, viii ffizAsS
gssh = ne upper pa3 d Iii neck, Jill under III
rignt ear. ne BODY wax takeu d Gse sseonx
Dstr1ss Lcck ssPs NhsFe nss nslsry sxnnasna.l 4.
Yhe sesb was fuaad n hasgs xeysssa ske sa.ati1
artery and eu1 ne sarti1azs IL ~ Spipe dsalA
nnst have resulted u ulasts q s., Ill iii
stab wa inflicted ghe gofoner I'll juxs
the matter ~ soon ~ possible. ga sRe Y
suIeIpH or ~ UxkSowr Pnseps on ezfsSI16s 8
afternoon, welE-dressed and geftfsnsuly luSfi1f
man went On board THE Gretna tn bsaf ii NV
wharf on this side, foot or 504eehi1e afxce4
When the boat was crossing, the collector ssI1s1
upon this man for his fare. and was offered ain
bill He said be hadn,t ehsage enougk gor shat. 4
The stranger tAen drew from biz ppskes fss fs3I
Of money, In which the collector saw soar osl,er
500 bills, and over 800 r gold, wish
The stranger seHrshed il III over filI he fSziagf
dime. with which be paid III fare, reeeis} fys
cents y change. The collector ttousIs tic niSah
conduct rather strange, and thonxkt ii straniEes
skIils when, ~ ~ b0at xas AbOnk as ke mid
The river, he deliberstely walked oxsrboard.
was NOT seen aflerNard. Via b ms, no one, = &
far, has been ahis 10 taaI. NIL
ACcIDxsrxs Dnors gge Iesfn tbat IN. y
days since 4 yonng nza nsned Frsnt fcnaslI = ~
who lately arrived frsm Q1obee ID \ yisSt b ~
brother in To- city MHs d iii New caisa
He was on board ~ sell1onsx Hary -, VI I'LL i
down the Neg Canal, when asiSk Il wind ~ &
his cap or Being expert swirnr,ef. Ise isinlra1
overheard and SWAN tor ardx ~ ast .wl,s11 ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
Splendid NEW AND VERY CHEAr DRY Goops.

koTllbsUID -NItH I'M y I4Ii SibAl' Dhi N1UUDs.-~
The lady reader whose eye rests this caption will CENTER
favor US by turning to another part of this paper where She
will certain handsome advertisements of those
well known dealers. Messrs. Benhnyse, Lewis Co., ll6
Canal street II will be that they have in a that is
fancifu really elegant and practically sevceabe in way
ad dry goods well all the staples which planters
qure and which they prepared SELL from circumstances
ofpurehne and general policy at the lowest prices and upon
the most favorable Terms wholesale retail Indeed
ordinary bargains offered, for Messrs b. L. Co. having
been fortunate purchase large quaint ssi
goods at the New York auctions for their value
thereby enabled sell them Bgues considerably less than
importation prices 1t is needless suggest the
lady readers of the Crescent that this which Is ordinary op
poruny should be promptly improved by them and
money thereby saved.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

THE BALL or WEDNESDAY NIGHr.-Odd Feliows'
Hall is the place. and Professor Vegas the gVer of
the ball There win be rush and crush. old
folks and young folks will divide the night between
them, the young ones taking the first half and the
different elements Of youth beauty, fashion, gal
lantry, gaety and universal happiness and hfarity
which have heretofore rendered the Professors
balls SO popular and delightful will on this occa-
sion conspire to tempt the baItgoing public to a.
renewal Of the old intoxicaton. Prof. Vegas has
our thanks for tickets, which we intend to honor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

GREAT BAReAINs.-S. b. Churchill advertises
great bargains at his dry store ner Dryade and
Erato Streets in the way Spring dry goods enbofderes
hosiery gloves laees hoop and numerous other
goods Give him call If you desire satisfaction in YOUR
purchases. See Advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

NRw 0rERA HOUSE,. Rossini's grand opera
/" William Tell y will be performed at the New
Opera Houae tonight
On Thursday next Mr.. Rafier has his benefit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

WINES, ETC.. FROM FRASGE.--Messrs. S. D. Ora
ta Co., 50 cusomhopse street. have now landing ships
o RoteauN closets different brands bandies saaterne
champagne, white wins vinegar corks See advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

tbs AMPHrHEArER.-The Rumsey 4 Newcomb
Minstrels ofer one Of their best programmes for
the entertainment Of their visitors tonight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

SPRING AND SUMMER FAsHIoNs.-We solicit the
attention of the many thousand ladies who this morning
the Crescent the advertisement Of Mr. John Todd IL and IA
charres street for Is the effect that no has received and
will offer during the week very handsome and fashion
able styles Of spring and dress goods which have only
to be to DO admired aud desired by the fair of such
fabrics The fashions of the certainly commend
mile for q nd hennt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

scaooI WASrEn. Interior readers are re-
fs1red advertisement Of gensissasn DESTROYS 81 taking
chsg select u ths inszor nasishss He Is
peenaly known atie resaeushie psss0 and
eitiEens Of any locality wishing such would 10 ~e
address Pseesese..,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

HEaRrsafs sorrHgns MADE SaFEs. = Herrings
famous patent champion are burglar proof sss which
thousand proved themse q
vaaables are now In st. Louis and arc
offered New York prices Mes FRANK =. neeef.s
factory No. 81 North Main street. ST. Louis and VII an al
orders for safes yans ran doors locks etc. We a. aen
Ran IA advertisement Of mnst admirable safes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA

TeaseHAeHeo 70 rHs asw oalsAus caesoeaT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

GRRDIr SALE.--We call the attention Of the trade
10 spring ohng shirts DRIVERS etc.
etc. take plaee his day 10 O'clock A. NJ. q saehs
at sale. s8sse 4ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

PAoE's VENus. This magnificent master work
Of american art ia still on exhibition at Odd Fol
lows Hall. and we cannot improve upon our pre-
viously expressed opinion that It Is altogether ex-
celent and worthy a visit from all. Wa know
that there are few who can appreciate, without
seeing the work. the impression conveyed BY this
matchess painting, for when before it they viii
feel that they stand in the realized presence Of high
poetical and spiritualized art, which abaorbs ill
the senses in admiration of its perfection. To all
our readers We suggest visit to the picture, for
even to the least appreeiative 1t will convey an i'm
preston Of the wonderful influence by which art
etherealizes its subject. and clothes It with the
ideal reality Of art-inspired fancy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

ron MsarHIs.-The Memphis and New Orleans
packet line Joha su,onds Capt J. = Smith,
leaves this evenng oeleeh connecting with the Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis and Ohio railroads for al pois
North East and with nne mail steamers Ins Inus-
Vile and Leuis For through tickets apply J. a. Fra
ish agent Memphis packet nes under 81 Charles Hosel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

The CONCEPT To MoRRow NIaHr.-we would
advise readers to examine at the music stores,
the very fine programme for G Concert which is 10
be given by the United Ghoirs to morrow evening,
for the benefit Of the Third Presby terrain Church.
We have three good reasons for doing so !: first,
they would contribute towards praisewerthy,
benevolent object; secondly, they would show
that cur home talent IS properly appreciated; and
thirdly and lastly, they will be convinced that
their appreciation has been richly rewarded. We
have programme before us; and We say unhes-
itatingly, that il Ia one of the most attractive and
well-aelected we have ever seem programme in
which some Of this city's hest professional and
amateur musicians are brought together. Some
Of onr most influential citizens belong to that do
nomination. and they require no appeal from rs;
but to the many strangers amongst us we would
say, go to the Concert, and you will be convinced
that it is one Of the best in its way offered To
the musical public in this city. Tickets are for
sale at the muse stores.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28

The Brcnham Enquirer gives a chapter
on taxi ng the censu- which I thinks may
be Of service 10 ASSESSORS and collectors
II says of the experience Of Drputy
u rshal, j Harris now tnkn 10.
sus OF Washington county, 'lpl boz ru-
tlcman has giver % pm. iv " $500 r
600 ana 100000 ai fn'tr..f "a Texas
The SAM gent riV,s In a sou I'M
der oath, value prnrr'y 81 900.
Money at iutcgc- 900 >'sll Gfsciic
Julia Rush, innkard iavnci hos
self in Alexandra, Va. oi tur izth
inst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-07-28
A LARGE FURNITURE STORE,

u ttnNfD I IL VI I I IL u NJ Nnhs
WEST or SANDERS X SEARS DRUG STORE.
Ut Gil an establishment has been long -
- needed in Naraball. aud has Il, lcosth "
hten ed by the untlcf. Iaed, who has iasi "
received direct from New lo:k the hargt-f
Halsumss' aul most complete -tock oi choice
Furniture. cy,r brought 70 this aul5t. Il en-.
bracos ihr 6aasi ir,nch and plain Reds,cals,
i'uraps wi'h ri without marble tofr cane
and cushoai r. cane and cushioned Rock
crs. Srhs lot.a tui'' book and corner Stands
Hat r. Warlre,es. Lounges, Wesh-stands,
NTH w,ts = marble tops .s'trrie, and ial.
,us ,an ,,rssAs centre, and card Tables,
With marble ops
Eara'lest tha' cvtry'hn- can I've found IN this
'ah lshman, belonging 10 The furniture line,
lgom he ipost 10 Toe plaiass, aud from The
highest to she lowest prices Having rarchae-
"a on favorable terms, tbs furniture WI he sod
remarkably low. +. NOiI
Marshall, April u. ls60. 3iy