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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-13

N POLSTER. Corner of gth and BrosdSts,
II Richmond Va AS agent of Vim. Knabe Co, eEsttx-s
Baltimore for the sale Of Pianos, other musical
Instruments aud other articles In the same Hna of ~
m on very accommodating terms their celebrated Grand and
square Pianos cash wholesale and retail Volns Guitars
Banios Strings Of direct Importation, Of Southern
anufacure Pianos hired out tuned and repaired Grand
Piano on exhibition few days longer.
dels-'m p POLSTER, Agent for Vim. Knabe Co.
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WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850
IN RTC CHNToND VA

~ Ill E1N4OEN L. v
1T Is fact not generally that established my Clothing
Mandatory this city TEN YEARS AGO, ant have constant
E Tor time continued make large portion OF nv
uchmond, hundreds OF my customers Will TESTIFY To-
having increased NY from time 90 time am now bete
prepared receive orders Tor work In large or sAu Pi.
heretofore viii guarantee furnish them Just as low As
bv had o Northern houses and equal In sly e anu ma
Being practical man at my Business (no having climbed in At
Wind0s others shoude datter myself thA can
give much and good article Tor the price As any mousse
North south
Lth1s Who wish 90 build up PURIFY Southern Manuiarores
uaroure Old established houses first, and lrt rsA reap ue
reward they asty merit for past present or future services
This hruhu, as can prove hy from seventy nNe 20 one
hundred hands now u my employ aud many OF hem nave oee
Tor wears.
r.rzs te manufactures a home especially when you
can DO So without additional cost "M lKA SMltu,
nUR stock 90 Ready Made Clothing, No s9 Main st.
We have Mr. o. MrLOCh, and We Will continue 10
Keep our large establishment No lo' Main 81, where We VIII be
pleased and te public In general, hNng
made Announcements o manufacture clothing here and We
ARE prepared receive orders OF 6ni 10 br made up IN tne
best sty and 40 short Our winter stock will oter al
rsa'ed prices, TO make room 'y SIi1E EI IYj< 90 Sa
T. MORRIS T. MLls
BUY An OVERCOAT.
Nd make your selection from good stock, having all the
N qu,es comfort durability and accuracy which may be
found "a 200 Mau Street
BUY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
and De- gl Che assortmen, shown at no Main ST. at
he bee assured that SD and quality are poins We al
ways Try Co have, of the best order
BUY A PAIR OF PANTS,
either fancy black but be- certain % buy pair or some kind
ana zen s good article would recommend 10 Main 81
BUY VEST,
Velvet or Cashmere SIX Cashmere satin sattnet any Kind
you want and remember no MAIN STREET Is he 6e.t place In
deg 10 Main Street
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10 ~ PTKLIC.-Ia - 80 unprges.

Tr1D THE PIRLIC.-u consequence % tue unprecedert
ed .ue.-ss uf "Our Model shirt have made arrange
ueut, (which heretofore Impossible account OF the great
demand n Nw Yar I'logs have large supply ~ this
Oar ar. band variety Of sts- and quality so ma.
,s- sending ot win have them allied regularly and Win
laa- A. g are the Agents Or this Shirt u Richmond
w would respectfully call the attention % those who have not
seen Model examination and they will become couvinc
I'D that &C. Is - t -isTt and most tarttls SHIRT ever offered
Tor sale W are also prepared to make 90 order from scientific
-lr.s -f short notice reduced prices We have
hand r, and desirable stock of GENrLEMtNs FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining 20 the business
AMI which will boz offered greatly reduced prices
sfCkrEEANT 4 MAGWIRE,
sra0 No % MAN street. Richmond, Va
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.NAMES G. KOSHER.

INSU RANCE AGENT.
ce Eist d " ia STREE, Second door North ofe Corner ot
Main and llb.
EpRsENTs the following well established and reliable Com
II .uies:
Arc, Fire Co.. Of the City Of New York. capital
lt.4 ali lils---. f3lV,uUJ
Hrl Fire Insurance Co.. Of he City of New York, cap
tll " surplus 2i2,WO
aia 14l p.u' EoEi wv
Iinre Insurance Co.. Of y " capital t2OOOlO with large
surplus.
Phoenix Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus 1921 900
issued Buildings Furniture, Manufactures, Merhan-
dz Personal operty generally against loss damage by
fire. the most favorable terms Losses promptly adjusted and
puncugy settled the security offered by the above c-mpan
conducts they by experienced underwriters affords the
Insured the ample and the full that all
contracts entered into by them, win be fulfilled In the salts
factory The long experience Of the subscriber In these
matters viii facilitate and protect TO the best Of hs abs the
interest O an who be disposed patrOuEe his efforts Coun-
risks uand navigation risks Vessels and their In
u1rt inslsed on the most reasonable terms. Oct6-
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.

A RTIPICIAL TEETH. g.
G. W JONES DENTIST, having purchased the U ITSr%sVS
right for the above mode Of making Teeth and be ~41G
Ing entirely absolute superiority the gold silver
pana method he with confidence commend IL 10 all who
partial Of Teethand especially 10 such
dissatisfied with those they using In this
Of objections the gold plate remoyedhe SUCTION be
perfect comfort and stability 10 the the teeth
being In the metal the food excluded from under
and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better
In consequence perfect adaptation Of the plate TO the
the suction thereby secured he insert
teeth o cssgand in al guarantee perfect and sat
isiac,osy e., q, ~ chgTye
having been adopt end commendedb by those stand
ing highest profession North S0ut testimonials will be
given and specimens exhibited any who desire TO them
Those wishing exchange the old method for the their old
plate will be taken In part pay Oce opposite Cornthan Hall
ONCE hours from 10 2b, from 81 to G. ocT-1y
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Commission MelChantS,
g. UlElEU HtEErT tYD SECOND STREET
Ciucinngti. Ohio.
c..t orders PIP 81. ..., ~ rstern Produce, and make
ll.--. Cash Advances nr ComHiguments Tor sale, or
mrr,haudis- M aud stored of purchasers
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A nArls, PtnE HOLMAN RYE " mIsKY.-

N Having made with Mr. Jas. NJ Adsm Rock
bridge the justly ceebra I'd Adams WHISKY BY
vich his sole agents will keep
hand good supply which would call the
buyers. JOHNSON Y0CNGFR A OTkYs,
r,Of pa.r
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DLONs RoR PALLOWINC-z

DEOWS ROK FALEOH ING---
l. CULTIvAT0Rs AND HARROWs FOR k=SS$zss--zz=.D
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-Beley!ng that Ihave Nh
NEW PLOW the best Pl0w IN use Il7Ee.-t< <SrrSHA
this offer 10 the Farmers and Planters furnish thez
with these Implements they better they no
them trying them charge
g95T-P Fresh supply Of rurnip Seed Just received.
p H. STARKE No 80 Main ST.
jy22 doors above st Charles Hotel
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

"
yNHF Oldest Establishment In Richmond whore may be be hsd
the above articles "a psJct0f s the shortest notice
Being confident of giving ete satisfaction, the subscriber
cts heretofore the public patronage. Having recently added
onet carpenters Turning his business public can nov
have their without disdTJoiheH delay Give me call
seZl-n MILES AMBLER, Mayo street
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old LONDON DOCK BRANDY.-In addition to
my large stock OF imported Liquors. have the way
and expected land in day two Ave happes Old London
BRANDY which expressly selected for
the above mentioned port o. CRANZ,
- Dealer In Wines, Liquors and Cigars
dels No Exchange Block.
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LIVERPOOLiND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOOI

ABYUIL INCOME, 32,25O,OOOl
INVESTED ~ THE UNITED STATES, OVER ssOO,OOOl
AZ Diroe0ys Personally RssyoaJk for le EagdgeBeHb Of
Ge Company.
WE Especially AK attention 10 the security Of the Liverpool
w ab Laadou Insurance Company It's policy holders In It's
car capital AMI Investments, stated above.
The capital and nC0Gv Of the Company enable 10 take
ceu parties requiring large amounts ofinsurance
addition the ordinary mode Of insurance this Company Is
sues FfENANkNIFO on the payment Of SANNU-
al PEENIJN& Property ia, thencefofth, PERMANENTLY
SCeD The Policy be cancelled tne and the
MUM vii be returned less per
This kopany viii make Insurance by loss OF Rents by Fire.
auf most ibe raj principle.
UndS the Policies Of this Company all claims are paid upon
seuaIu satisfactory proof loss without G5GeRtO dduc-
1a 10 i6ot; aGd not; Is usual after presents.
lon u proof. WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mAIf 100 Main street. few doors above Postofice
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
Saturday, Jan'y 2I, 1850.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CLASS 3.

To he drawn in Wilmington Del Saturday Jany 9ls 1850
= Numbers. 12 Drawn Ballots
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NV IUhh LIFE IInI hANIE IUlITAAl'
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 ,G09, 900.
NNs HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
" Comptroller Of the State Of New York. and Of the hands
Of she company % secure policy holders.
DNI- yArE ASsuALLY Os MOST Liberal Principle.
per premium Life Policies will be loaned the
insured when the premium exceeds so.
Poes Issued aad payable TO the insured arriving At
family the Insured ei DEATH should that event
taIy. previously 10 arriving az that age.
End POLICIES for children, granted on the most favor
able terms.
s issued greatly reduced rates OF premium, when the
rs1r, prefers not 10 participate In the dividends
Alysses paid promptly and without litigation
Wrha be pleased TO have you call and policy
Ia M old and reliable Conpany which before you endOrs
ID by your citizens. -
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
Ofice lg0 Main street,
Few doors above Post Once.
CHks 2 WORTHAM
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va.
MEDICAL E1AHIHERS:
JAS. II. CuNwAy NJ. D.
RO. I. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
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REMOVAL.
VIZ G. DONNAN have removed their stock OF Hardware
w Cutlery, &C. their Iron Front Store just erected
side 18th Governor street Man where they
will be pleased their friends and customers after this date
Owing the burning OF the Messr Gibsons establish
considerable delay has occasOnrd In the completion
their and although prepared for their reception they do
intend that interruption shall be occaoned c their bus
hope have everything in perfect ORDER Of
which due notice will be given.
Thankful the liberal patronage bestowed US for many
past believing shall be better prepared In all respects
than prosecute business In location, res
peclfuly solicit continuance Of the same.
Richmond Jan. 2d. 1850
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DACON & Baskerville offer for sale
Id l2s hhds Cuba Sugar
% do. y. o. DO.
$40 bbls Extra c. and Yellow Sugars
ljt do. Patent Cut Loaf do.
81 do. Crushed and Powdered do.
Is Terc-s Cuba Molasses
IA bbls Ocherhansen's Moasses
4S6 bags Rio Coffee
% do. Laguayra Coffee
81 do. Java do 0s5-1m)
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STOCK COMPLETE.

SHOdh NOWFLEEE.
PRICES REDUCED.
CHINA EARTHENWARE AND GLASS.
BUTLER. SON Il FRANKLIN,
Importers, 79 Main st,
EXTENDING TO from present place Of obusnes' before
the Spring Trade opens and the expense and
k attending Of goods Oner at wholesale and
,ti our rye stock Of
CHINA,
QUEENSWARE and
GLASSWARE,
reduced prices for cash. the usual credit to prompt A
months buyers.
The merchants ts State Of North Carolina ard Tennes
will their by giving stock examination
BUTLER, SON A FRANKLIN.
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TVyOILET TARTICLES-Ay varied assortment Of Hair and
Tooth Brushes Dressing and Fine Combs Of the finest quality
soaps and endless variety Of choice Perfume
ry excellent article Of BAy Rum water Of Pearls kathaon
copherous Zobasamum Woods Restorative, and the most APP
proved Pomade for essng the hair for sale wholesale and ea
by de22 DOVE CO DrHgHhe
CTOLEN.-From my carriage just after dark on thengh
- the 22d shortly after reached the store OF Dove Oo h
Il IL ~ w." deSi g T. DOVE
OnO BBLS Brandy, Gin Rum, Cordial and Sweet VINES
AOU 900 bbs Cincinnati, BALTIC. and Penn common tlsEy
dsla wv " ~ WA, WAI.LAsE SONS
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EWIS WEBB a JOHN G. WADE, offer for sale
800 bbls Coffee c, Extra circle A. and Sugars
IS do Crushed
25 do Powdered
20 boxes Loaf
20 hhds Cuba Muscovado
Chests superior GunpOwder and Black Teas
1l5 bags Laguyra Coffee
10 prime Rice
80 bxs. Starch
co do Adamantine Candles
do Tallow do
So do CASTLE Soap
100 do Bunch Raisins
100 half bxs do
50 quar- bxs do NOES
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OO BHDS PRIME BACON SIDES, Baltimore
~ Cured
10 hhds prime Shoulders
." Hams
10 boxes dried Beef Tongues
u bbls Rump Pork
200 No. Alegiyes
10 Gross lleTTings
30 half bbs No / Cut "a
No. l. and 3 Nackerel, In bhls, half bLls and KITS
.0G0 bbls James River Cement
ROsendale do
$40 Clcned Plaster fine and superhne
1900 bush plsserng Hair
12jb bbls Rockand Line
1000 bales prime shipping Hay
bush Penn. Oats
1000 prime Mercer Potatoes
1000 old Corn
2n0O ship sHd
1000 BrownrStuf
For sale on consignment, by bklDdfOkD CO.,
i,2 On the Dock.
nARRO WIS GERMAN WAX CANDLES
} 200 boxes, for sale by l. & q. b. DAVENPORT.
IIEMP AND COTTON TWINE, well assorted,
Il ceviDg In store and for sale by
ds9O JOHN N GORDON SON.
~ Tons SWEDES IRON, fat and square well assor
~ ted. for saleby JOHN n GORDON SON.
COTTON YAHN.-1OO bales assorted numbsn for sale by
" RI Lac. B. DAVENPORT.
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IIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS.! !-As Agent f-r
II the manufacturer the following FIRE WORKS at
duced pIi;es:
Pin Wheels Fire Crackers,
Chasers Stars,
Rockets Tnanges,
Roman Candles Flower Pots,
Torb'liOns, TOrpedOes
Vertical wheels Grasshoppers,
Flying Pigeons, Mines,
Blue Lights Scrolls
Bengoa Lights, Fancy Works
de29 LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX, No. 50 Main street.
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES

FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
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HECI ON DA NIo,
Auctionccr for the Sale OF Negroes,
FRANKLIN STREET,
CELLS NEGROES both publicly and privately he pledges his
y hest Efforts IN get the highest prices H"lh-n
COUNTRY PHYSICIANS will find large and choice
Of perfectly fresh and reliable Meaicines, selected
expressly for County, Physicians, Family and Plantation
Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations Of our own manu-
ictu-e made strictly accordance with the United states Phar
macorua medical efficacy, the dispensed by
the subscbers extensive prescription physicians bus
ness md for which Virginia Mechanics IHute awarded the
first Glass Diploma and then the Silver Medal at successive
Fair
American English and French Perfume Toilet Soaps Cosmetics,
Fancy Goods Combs, Brushes Of all kinds, Premium West End
Coogse Water Premium Surgical Instrumcn IN great variety
and full assortment Of all other articles In the drug ne for sale
by LAlDLEf ROBINSON,
Practical Chemists and Ptarina ceutists,
of al lin reefs
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nUADY,S PUBLISHING IIOUSE.---NEW
BOOKS JUST ISSUED-The adventures by &c rye Angus
s saa cents; Ethel Trevor The Dukes Victim by g. W.
Reynolds 30 Ada Leigh the Love Test by Pierce
Fgan cents Horton, by Jack Brace 20 The Haunt
81 Ion,stead by ~ Erym % Fast Life; Memoirs
Of the arus Of Waterford % cents S Mailed free Of post
age on receipt Of price
THE WELCOME GUEST, frstcass Family Monthly News.
pape .ued at the Of Twenty CESTs HEAR. Send
or specimen ~ Bradys mammoth Catalogue Of all the best
books free Of postage.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
- Ann Street, New York
Agerks wanted. de2l-d6m
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John G. S7IAFER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

EXCHANGE BUILDING,
Fourteenth Street, Richmond, Va,
IXyoULD respectfully call attention his styles OF FALL
w and WINTER GOODS. se9G-dly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Superior Confectionery.

The undersigned beg leave call the attention the public
particularly of private families residing either in the
city country, his extensive assortment Of SUPERIOR
CONFECTIONERY manufactured by himself BY pro-
cess fresh good warranted equal in quality any imported
aud sold at the most prices has moreover
Of IMPORTED GOODS. The following is few Of
the articles keeps constantly hand
CHOCOLATE, in cakes. Chocolate Die0lotins
sticks, Jim Grow Chocolate.
5. drops. Chocolate Toys.
Cream Chocolate. :. Imitation Fraits.
Cordial Cigars.
Chocolate Burned Almonds :. Pralnes.
Chocolate Foudant, ETC., etc.
FRENCH SUGAR ALMONDS,
Ordinary half ne supernc, supene par excellence
double and triple hayors.
DRAGEEs.
Royaesyery SMALL Dragees de Paris Dragees de Yerdum
SUGAR ALMOND PRALIEEs PERRIcoTs. with Bran
dy; CORDIAL ALMONDS fine and superhne CORDIAL
PEARS, BEANS. FILBERrS, CORDIAL BUTTER AP-
PIES etc; CORDIAL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
PEARLED AND SMOOTH SUGAR PLuMs.
corianders Caaway, Fennels Celery Anis, cassa Buds,
Cloves, Orange Peal etc, etc.
cRYsFALyzED AND PRESERVED FRUITS.
Peaches Figs Pears Melons, Pineappe LINES, Cherries
Aprlcots, Almonds, Prunes etc, etc.
CREAM BoNBoNs,
BoNBoN DUCHEssE.
Eougais Fig Lady Drops Gum Drops Jelly Gum Drops
Mashmallow Paste Juube Paste Lozenges Of all descrp-
TONS Trimmings and Decorations for Cakes and Pies,
Decorated Hearts, Roses etc. etc.
Candies.
STICK AND ROCK CANDIES,
CREAM CANDY,
MINED CANDIES, etc, etc
For sale, wholesale and retail by
ERNEST TURPIN,
nl2 2plt No. 50 Old Levee street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

PusIsHaEsr oF CRIaE ~ TENNESSEE The Knox-
vile Wing says that at recent term Of the Criminal
Ceurt IN that city, r. Keran, New York drum,
ner, has been sent to the penitentiary for three
years for running of with a livery stable horse
and trading him off. Charles Douglas, convicted
Of drawing Bowie-knife in streetfght, was Or
aered to the penitentiary for three years BY the
verdict of the jury
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
oBrrUARx-

Died On Saturday morning 10th inst WILLIAM DENraHT
COBB, aged ~ years.
Mr. Cobb of Delaware. Before his removal TO
New Orleans engaged time captains clerk
board the United John Quincy Adams and
al period correspondent Of the New Orleans press In
1876 be This city and for the M fourteen has bean
commercial reporter for several of the daily
and correspondent Of tie Northern and Western press
He was remarkably assduou snd faithful in the perform
Of all duties The execution Of which he evinced
great intelligence Discrimination and judgment, and in his
resrondence The general Of the day considerable lite
ray ability His unirig industry and tried proby command
respect Of all who knew him aud his death Will be Ia
mented BY the entire commercial community, with whom his
profession brought him in daily intercourse.
He leaves wife four children only Of whom has
tasaed his majority, to his loss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

uRN4 4agNTAL G As FISruREs The ornamentaton
and identifying of The utensils upon which lights
are 70 be suspended er attached has seemed to
have been 4 fayorite subject upon which artists
and cunning Worklnen have sought 10 make them
selves famous since the re,notest period in the his
toryof civilized nations. The candelabrums Of the
Greeks aud Romans we're, in many cases, works
upon which their artists sought to convey lessons
of their religion and stories of their history with
i eare and q genius that have rendered those
which have been preserved 10 our day almost
priceless. The best candeiabrums of ancient
firnea we're made in Aegina and Tarentum; in our
DAY, in Paris Previous to the discovery of gas for
light they were used fol candles or lamps, now
for gas almost entirely.
When Aegiaa aHd Tageatum fourished these
articles Here east by the artists whose genius haa
produced the design, and Who was thought to have
labored well i be made few pair in d life time.
New the work 3 nearly al done by machinery
With almost gcal rapidly, from designs bg tbe
ancient masters. So, Of course, they are eieaD
and although The material may not be quits 81
costly they 30 closely resemble the originals, thai
nptasng Il lost in beauty. We often spend leisure
1Uoueht in looking at and adniring the many
btsautifnl things 10 be found in the wareroem Of
gas.dtter. especially that Of Mr. y G. Fleming, 54
Maga zine street. He has d superb collection. am
does ass extensive basiness ii fitting up the man
slams of ssur wealthy citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

INV 4Sp BE4ursruL Music. Our neighborss
Mesars. a. p, Blackmar y Bro, No. 7A Camp
street. hase laid % our table copies Of the Cres
cent City Waltzes, composed and respectfully
dedicated to tie ladies Of New Orleans BIZ y. O.
Eaton. We have no doubt that the music thus
CALAMITY dedicated 10 them will become very
popular with The ladies Of our city, and that the
minstrel will be amply requited for his lahors.
Messrs. Blackmar and Bro have these waltzas for
ale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

TRE LADIES TAKE THE INITIATIVE Southern
Afuxsjnctgriesfo 10 be Sustained. Some weeks since
M noticea the lact that Messra. F. \ =. Piet the
pepnlar dealers ia fancy goods, No. 15s Canal
strsst, h&a mada arrangements to manufacture
here, at home, all descriptions Of trimmings
gimpa. etr., used by ladies in ornamenting their
dresses snd eloaks. We congratulated our fair
readers upon this fact, and expressed the hope
thst fhsy would literally patronise the establish
n1ent which had resolved to be the pioneers in
fhe raIufac cturs Of goods for which we have been
10 Ipng dependent upon lie North and Europe.
e are giad te b able 10 state that the ladies Of
this cily have already proven that they are as
ready and willing to answer the calls Of patriotism,
nov. d hose Of the days Of '76 Or 1915. They
have urdered freely, and in the majority Of cases
asoWed determination not to wear anything
Ehich the Messrs. piest could not supply. giving
~ their reason that In their opinion the South
eoald he independent of III the world the North in
particular. Hehage always had tender place in
our heart for the ladies of New Orleans, but now
Wo worship them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

20. CE0sy,tng. Clothing.
:
Clothing.
MALARD & TooKER, @
Corner of Canal and Old Leveo streets.

We have received by late arrivals large assortment of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, of all qualities and OF the
Latest Styles The patterns aud coor selected the most
suitable kind for this market We offer stock for sale
wholesale retail at the very lowest market prices.
Our Stock comprises-- z-m
BLACK CLOTH FRoeK COATS, of every grade
sUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
:. BLACK AND GoLoRED CASHMERE sAcs
AND BUSINESS GOATS.
REVERSIBLE CASHMERE BUSINESS sAGs.
BLACK and ooLoRED UNION CASHMERE PALEToTs,
sAcs AND BUSINESS COATS.
BLACK AND eoLoRED sATINET PALEToTs and sACs.
sUPERFINE ooLoREp CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK poEsKIN =.
BLACK AND CoLoRED UNION GAss. 7~.,.
E. :. sATINET :.
sUPERFINE SILK VELVET VESTS.
BLACK AND FANCY SILK VESTS
:. BLACK DoEskIN AND SATIN VESTS.
eoLoREp AND BLACK UNION GAss. VESTS Single and
Double Breasted.
oYEReoATst HIGHLANDERs AND cLoAks
BLANKET COATS,
FLUSHING AND PILOT CLOTH COATS,
MONKEY JACKETS,
HARVEY JACKETS,
And general assortment of Low-PRICED AND MEDIUM
QUALITY CLOTHING.
Also
great variety Of FURNISHING GOODS such as Printed
Puff Bosom SHIRTS White and Coored SHIRTS French and
American Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Merino DRAW
ERs and UNDERsHIRTs, light and heavy texture Cotton
and woolen SOCKS, NEcK-TIEs, STOCKS, scARFs, etc.
Youth and Boys Clothing.