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Cincinnati Daily Market Report.

CINoEEATI. Feb IL 1900
Bltar-W R. Merchants fair to prime, in Rrkus. lSGl6.
common and fair Ohio and Indiana lS-c Choice West
era Reserve Dairy innrlins, ,r(9I9e.
Cheese-Prime medium and largeW new, g5S6lOc.
Best brands English dairy, lie.
Dried Frus-Appes, common to choice 2 IS lbs 81 506
sl75; Peaches, unpeelsd p 50 lbs. s. 5Oa4 90
Boans-Prms small wnts p o. lbs. 81 U0a 20 dan
Candlss-Pressed Tallow l2sIsSe starl Is and 10 o.
lso9l9a20o.
CoGes-Rio, common and prime, l29l3o.
FIour-ordinary and good superHne ~ bb $55o9S5,tl
choice red and extra white wheat s57OGS5S5.
Orain-Whsat prime red and white 81 2z9lSS Oats OF
arrival 4c9 Com prime yellow and white a 56c Prln'
Barley and Rye 67dQ Q5e.
Moasses-Prme n. o., large and small lots, 4494so. in
active.
oas-Lnssed large and snanlOts Sc9s5ci Lard Nos.
!, s1as5c
Provisons-City brands pork p Dbl, SH 759 -
city brands barrel lard lOl0Xe;do keg lard, Ollie
bacon shoulders and ribbed Sides 96ei hams plain and
suEar-eured csnvased lOIc9llKc:
Rioe-Fair to prime 41zasc p ID.
sugar-Common, low fair and fair, 7e7e9ci good fair
prime and choice, s1SGSX6sKe,
Eastern Ezohanso-1f91S 2 cent premium buying and
ssningratss
keep herel and buying rates tor drafts
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, have to seex-
STRAIGHT. DEMING co
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Drugg
UEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

kead Notices IN The Tribune since Dee /, 1858.
From his Encellency JANIS h WRSrc0TT C,sFarHor
ol glell1a. aud p eIlner o. TIE United etaes Senate
"fW upwards Of W. nty Il years { WIS eflrtet with
disease Ia my family which the best T1eea and rurgcal
talent 10 The country iled ocure but wlich yead hi
.nu.clnnnI.n.Ll .lEI-. lha-r n.n-
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NEW SUPPLIES OF POPULAR

Cold Foil.
Minister'S W00ing,
The Impending Crisis,
Beulah,
Timothy Tiicomb,
6wJrd and Gown.
J.B. COBB & co.
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GO. Gn Ynu AEFrIcTRn

And see for yourselves the wonderful cures his Great
is pcTfarmirE.
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Highwinea- Nlgal zlea9 y
Whisky. %

EllNIIINIlI9 y S7lIIlIei 7 w " ,
FLOUR-Only the usual small sales are reported
including lot Of rye at $40.
WHEAT-Isin in little better inquiry to-day, tho
demand coming from country miHers, Sales are:
car red at Leg car do. from store at same, and
, cars white at lbs.
CORN-Heavy, with sale of a carload at SIC.
OATS-Lower. Sale car at soe.
SEEDS-Sale so bus. choice clover at 81 so and
Is bus. timothy at S3,25.
HIGHWINES-LoWor. Sales lO5 brls. at coke.
EGGS-Are selling freely at l2%c.
Observation-Disclosures; soc table.
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Chemical Baths and Medicines.
Facts for the People.

nR. A. w. TUCKER TREATS ALL
II Diseases arising from impurities OF the LloOd with
unparalleled He is prepared to present to the
public greater array Of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
cured him this than been cured y
other practice IN the city Of Cleveland in the length
Of time The question isWhat does he all Crlnic
Diseases in first and second stages with men, women
and children circular, and others, too
Among the number Of cases
fully treated him. be permitted refer the follow
ing indivionas-J. p. Ross, ESQ, Proprietor Weddell
House; HWY, ESQ Chas L, Fish. Attorney at
law; A W. Duty; A. CoZzens lambert Whiie; n. +,
Hgley; Daniel Dunton; Henry Lloyd; D. A Odell silas
Beden; Dr. w J. Guild.
az once No. M Ontario street, south side OF Public
T5S- Consultation Free. fsblR2l
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CIsEsIand and Pittsburgh Bail Rond.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

p % 60: -
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GORTHGRN FRAKSPORFATION COMPANY
n. 4. CO.'S EXPRESS,
NEW YORK ANn -ERIE RAIIRnLn

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SAEDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,. MACK
Mac and lntemediate Ports
~ Property CONSIGNED delivered tc our care will 70
eeIEe prompt and careful attention aud dispatch.
q Passengers val be tickste tkTOU n Al dirsetoal
at the lowest Iatos
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D. = WIGHINANl 6heriH
r. O. HUNT, Plaintiffs Attorneg. janf5:Rl
GHEKRIFE AND MASIER OOM

SdEhhlHt AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE. Pursuant to the command
q an order ef sale issued the Court Of CummOu Pleas
oi Cuyahofa County at tho suit Of Levi r Jackson,
Plaintiff. against HorLiet B. pare, ct al. Deendants
directed shall offer for sale public auction tile
door Of the Court House cOrnerof Seneca and Champain
sirees) IN the City of Ceyeland in said county
the following described lands and tenements to wit:
situate IN the township Of Brooklyn tho
originally existed. bei7g number seven ID in the taT
teenlh range Of ToWnships. IN the COnuectic1 Western
Reserve in the State Of Ohio and which also In the
county OF CuYahOga and known by being the undVd
ed fourth part Of lot Of land known part Of lot No
Ay-uree, and situated IN the NOTth-WeSt Of said
lot 90, and bOunL cd as follows:
Begnnng at post IN said Northwest corner. and
mag South the lot line 50 rods sake; thence East
seventy eight rods 10 stake; thence North ghtytwO
rods to stake; theuro the line Of said lot seven
tyeiglt rods 70 tins Tce Of beginnng containing about
forty acres. AppInlsed a. S2,5O0 90.
Also une undivided fourth part OF the following descb
ed LOt-belng part OF lot uumber y-twO. bounded. Be
gnung at the Southwest Of said lot No. 81 aud
thence running North ten and IS loo chains the centre
Of the County Road thence North 6s IS East and
5O0 chains along The contre Of said Road thence South
eighteen and 40 100 chains to hickory post in The corner
Of the fouce thence West nineteen and &C 100 chans to
acres by the survey Of G. W Marsh excepting thererom
ni the Westerly side about egh acres formerly
sold Thomas Peckam BY Pbilip irnell and a except
ing acre adjoining the North East part OF the said
piece, and being twenty rods the eight rods
wlde formerly ueeded bv ID Barne to B. F. fyeF and
fronting sad TOad eighty nds hs the
but subject 10 ali legal highways" Appraised at 81
D. l. WIGHTATAN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
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Edgar HuidekOper Psiutf vs. Belden Seymour Elean0r
II Seymour, Smith Grifhth, r. Y. Yates, Asa Messen-
ger, The hiannfir turer's Ba BiimiDgham Connec-
ticut, r. L. Russell, Defendants.
Ia The Court Of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga County Ohio
Smith Gfifh, Of New York sHte, and tbs Manufactu-
Ters Bank at Birmingham Connecticut, viii take notice
that the plaintiff ub0ve named did, The ID
ruary 1890 he his petition said Court against the above
ed defendants. setting forth that the said Beden Sey
mour did. thu 18th day OF January 1851 execute to him.
the plaintiff blnd for the payment Of IS 900 and interest,"
at ten per cent per annum, payable sei-annUaly-and
praying for udl against the said Beden Seymour
$500 and interest at ten per cent $50 from July Ist,
60 and interest at ten Der cent on IS 80 from Janusry
Isl 1889 nd said petition sets forth that to said
in ssid bond mentioned, the sid BeiGen Seymor snd his
wife EleanOr II. Seymour, did said I3h day OF Janus
~ ISL execute and deliver to said plaintiff mortgage
City lots Nos. and in Hiram Sggne subdVisi On Of
part Of origin al lot No 10 in Ohio City being 50 feet
front Pearl rect; also Lots and said Stones
subdivision of the Ward Orchard in Ohio CITY snd being
each 20 feet said Pearl street. and 28 feet deep
And that the giving Of said mOttgage TIVE said de
fendanis, the ManufaDtureTs Bank and smith Griffith
have claim to have interes in said esate
and the said petition asks for order OF sale Of said prem
ises and that the proceeds Of such sse may be applied
payment Of such judgment. The said dsendadts The
Manuf curers Bank and Smith GTifth. notified that
they required 70 and said petition or
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of March
next
IIated February I'd. 1890 CARTER THAYER
6wd Attvs for Pitf
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RaiL Roa0g.
1850-R0.

AOOO W.
cleveland, Columbus 8 CinsilRati Railroad
"a
~ -
WINTER ARRHFf7F57Fs7F- -
~ AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
- a. 1853, PHlauger Train leave Csgsian nsfolos :.
7sS A. n Cinennnati Exprsus stouoire n rrsa Craf-
ton Ia Grange Welneto5 New T1nd0n "a
Al, % ~, lsn ohelDyl ana All stations south Of Shslby
tAt r "a mai l8ls azlonggr uoppur Ell sta
5eaz eesHes1 IlsIsland AID Gallon, and e
Cafcinston and Delaware; also gfoUuing -
leave Falseago al ali ioli4 r1Ilh an c9iiau
CONNECTIONS.
1hehJ, Baudusky, MEugaetd and Newark Railroad IN,
ma1Edeld ut Vsrn1n, Newark Z1ns7viii5 se
OralliEei Pittsburgh ~ Wayne and Chicago RaiiTosd
forForen Upper sand1sEy, DeIDio1, ,L.irlr 81
WaYns, Lsnorts, Chicago Ec. sost, and Ia.
80. iof Mansdeid, Wooster, EIasEIll0a, &c.
canon ala EeslOntains Railroad Line lOT Elsrion Bella
ilniaine Sidney UuiDu, bflncls, I1eianapolin
SeEfs hauio, Fnesanfss AiyansFiil Z, louisville
0saBa ssytga sd Ciaeinasii Line for s5rnrfeld. 0.
tlytoni Hamilton, Cllcinnatf. RichmOud. In
eanepoiis, ere Hauta, s. Lou1, re-; and at
Cleinnall with the Oslo 8 hIiasfsEiBpi Rail-
I9aa ;.- toi Louir7tis, aad al points On i6s Ohio
CslHabul Litsls Mani and Couubus, ana Xsuia R,H
6Saai iol Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis, TerTs
haatef bt louis, MoIuH, ECgsand. and Gin
clnlail 1nu with the Ono AMI BlissrsipBi Raj
road at Cincinnati for LOUISVILLE FTanrTiiie
CAIRO, st Louis, and sl points On ths ONO river
C8uE5Es Central Ohio Railroad for Nsvart Zs1eTiII
Mheeifng5 &c; Columbus Piqua ana Indiena
Ealir0aa tor Plqua, DIbana, &c.
~ For Tickets TO ali points aud fnorrIstoH auplv At
the Union Ticket ONCE 81 Superior siTeet ofat tbs Pas
Hsngor Stallion.
OIsvslapd Ngy u 1879 - - o-'' o--'-''
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OALE 0F REAI. ESTATE RY OR.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT.-Ont The 25lh day Of February, at
Il ocock A. NJ a. the door OF the Court House The
PubcSq in the city Of Cleveland Cuyahnsz county
oh will be sold 10 the highest bidder the following de-
bed real estate the property OF David H Van de
ceased to wi Situate in the to gnShp Of Dover ia said
unity being the northwest corner Of Lot 20 ia said town
ship, and bounded follows to wit North and east by
lot lines south by line through the center of said lot equ
distant from the north and south lines Of Ead lot and
by inc running through the Of said lot eQu dis
t1nt from the eas and west lines OF said lot supposed TO
contain 40 IS, lesi Appraised at SlO60 CO.
Terms Of Sale will be made known on the day OF SALE
MARY II VAN VLEIT,
Guardian Of the minors Of David r. Van Welt, decras
ClaEelanl. Ohi1. EshruarY II. la,n fehlg.lTI
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GIBFEIAED And TOLEDO RIII R0Ip.
. 5sIE-.l.'sll5EIzS
W1NTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov
" 14fh, 1850, Trains Ihis Road will leave Cleveland
~ follows
tao A NJ stopping Berea Grafton and all stations en-
the Southern DIVISION
900 Il sandusky Nal Stopping at all way stations on
Northern Division Of Sandusky.
I'D p. n stopping AZ all stations Southern Division
eXcep Washington, Genoa and Cay Junction.
The "a A n Irain makes connection NOnraevills
VIII the Sandusky. Mansfe d and Newark R r, and at
Clyde with the eandussy, Dayton Cincinnati r. r. for
yrb1na Springfield Dsyon CncHEOi, md all points in
the South
AT Toledo the T;l0 A. II and the T95 p NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. R. fer ChlcasO and ali points in the West Al
with the Toledo, Wabash and Western r. R. for Sort
Wayae, L0gan>PoTtl Lafayette, Decstur sprngfsd, Al
ten St Lcuis, Caro-. and all points in the Southwest
81. at Tsl0dO with Toledo Monroe and Detroit RI r
and Jack kson Branch +. r for Detroit and Jactson,
For information and tick ets apply Al the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Superior street, and % the Depot
Cleveland Nov. l2th ls59
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Still continues large, and Of the BEsT QUALITY.
II TIN ROOFING aud all JObbing ia our line, we
execute with prOmptneSs and Despatch
We having selected these Goods described above in
at the lowest Cash prices, offer them or sale &C
cordinsly This fact, getheT with thirteen yesrs
exneiehcc enables US to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION and
offer large stock of Goods prices cheap cheaper
than they be purchased elsewhere IN tins market
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is our motto
Therefore don't all to call Fnd decide for yourselves at
the cid and well known Store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. a Public Square nesr.y opposite old Court House.
Octi5
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-Fob. Is.

10y TELEGEAPH.l
stoeks-Dnll aud l-yver Gal Chi Tx Rs,d'ng l05S;
Palsm el1i C ms n gtd AZ; N 3; Canton Il;
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The CharnleP,
The Oval Parlor Stove calIe,

Is BEAUTIFUL Open Front, Sliding Door Stove, and als
took the FIRST PREMIUM At our late Comfy Fair
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G. w. lBERRY,

TPHOLSTEREh AND MANUFAO-
~ turer Of Lounges. AMI ali kinds Of MauTtEsss and
bedding, Cushions, Cuitans DrspeTrs a. No ~ Snpe
nor street - bur doors DO Commercial Branch Bank
Clry0land OHIO.
A TdtTs pSompty executed Particular attention pal /
70 the laying Q. Oil Cloths, Chrpetiog, &c. 80.
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Alonufafiurts.
DAN,L W. DUTY,

X EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IA stock Of MI kinds aud sfyios of ccFFINs, ombTs
elug grent variety Of his style OF BURIAL CAhK
Els ali OF which cannot be oHcried by any misr
corn ~ The ttate. NO. bs ERIE ST, CLEVELAND
ihni7H2fdkw
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aNAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
Tin, COppsr, and Sheet lion Ware,

Is the largest in the market and Just received from
the best HOnses IN Cincinnati and New York, where they
recently selected at the lowest prices Our assort
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DR. JF. BRIDaR-Dear Sir: some two fearS sgi an in
tnate female friend had been suffering iTo falling Of he
womb whites and deranEed monstfu1iion toget or with
the attending symptoms clearly described ID sour sdvT-
Eemsnta and pamphlets She had the YfY best med cal
finally told her at he though her life might p0ssify be
prolonged very little lonEer under the mat judic0us
wheuI came into y0nr eoe II the 0raefsHaars Medical
Iust uon re a. cd her symptoms. As yQ cunf-
dent Of the Gracfnhefg hfrshals CathOicgu in TeeV
ing her, shu dschsrgo AL tho physicians ava tried IL tho
dOubtngy Pr1yideniity, TeeE ID her quicA " and
bottles entirely curfd her Since then Or h9aT ears
there has been uuy curro1ce Of the complain aud
she Is as sir ug, active aid healthy, ls when yg er
mo 4 M.IL.l.n-
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A SSTGNEE5S SALE-IjndeT I'M

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under aud
"A by virtue Of the authority vested 10 By a deed Of
assignment executed aud delivered " me by Msrga Car
son, Of Cleveland, @ shall Oler nr sale at public
0n, Al store No ls9 SUI oiur rUat n a city Of Ceyf
land comfy o. Cuyahoea and STATE Of Ono ON Wedncs
day the 8 day of ffhrusrY A 1860, ht 10 o'clock A.
M the oI tire stock oil Goods contained M said Siure
consisting u PAc Hangngs, WnioN Shades, Paints
Glass Varuish and variety Of other articles together
with Fixtures Of Sure
dsc2.:460 HEMAN CHlTTENDEN, Assignee
~ Ih8 above sale h postponed unfi the I'D day Of
March uoNt nj ho surna time nd ma as af,nve
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THE VICTOR"
HALL, SCHOOL HOUSE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER,
Is proved 20 be greater Heater, with the same amount
Of Anthracite Bumnous Coal than any other Stove Tor
he same purposes it Is Furnace and Stove in one
combination
= These Stoves together with the largest AMI best va
fees Of Eastern Stoves for Cooking, PaTlor. Dining
Room. Bel Room School House, Store and Church pu-
just received, coDrse the best assortment 10 the
market. Our large stock of
ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHING GOODS,
Is the largest in Market and Just received from
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CHERIFF5S SALF.--PURSUANT

SHEhlBB'S RSUANT
~ TO he command of an order Of sale Issued from the
Court Of CcmTOn Pleas Of CuyaOgu County the suit
Nooinus ZmmeTer, flnimid. against MarEeT tO PHI
stag, Il AL Defendants, TO d eced shall offer for ale
at fubc auson the door Of the Court House, [cOrner
q spera aud Champaia 81 oets Ia the citV Of CsVeland'
IN said county, the 18Th DAY Of FebruaFT $50 at -
oaemGnis, TO wit: situate the township Of Cleveland,
being number The 18th OF townships the
Connecticut Weste Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and
which i also IN the County OF Cuyhhogn and Is
lily Lot. No. fur bun rsd nd 1921 Bar
Der aud LOfd's subdivision, and Is bounded Sou Lo
an o.get ana Mest ~ = lhes, norm on an icy SAID
Street. (and sO all the Improvements SAID ot) be 'he
sumo more less but subject to all legal highways" Ap
D.L wIGHTMAN, sheriff
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THE PEARL


For Anthracite Coal Coke is beautiful pattern
the dozens Of citizens using the
cle to be perfect great economizev Of fuel aud great
Heater.
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For sale by o. WHARTON, Jr.,
sole Principal Agent,
feb7:2s8 No Il6 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
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rrnnR Avn MEAL.
HIDES
MoRNING LEADER oFFICF. !

WaI1f-Ea1fl IbbII I-GL
Sandy ira Cemnt I 3,9l
1Thitn Liue al
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GEaal NOtieeg.
JHERTgFS sALF,-BY VIRTUE

ShnAtA y DA44H--OL III OH
~ alias writ Of vendtioui rp1nas issued FROM the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahcgh county al tie suit of
E G. Folsom, plan H. Frank In MaIshali defendant
10 directed and delivered shall OsT Tor sale pubic
auction tho door Of the COu House.
Champan Streets 10 the Guy II Cleveland in said county
The 18Th day Of March. lsH0, At O'Clock M OF said
day, the following descn ed lands and ensments 10 wit
latNitiuata IN BrU0hlyn tOwnfhip No. Ia Range lg
In the CnnuCcicut West RoerVe and known lot No
TO- Barber Lords subii gs0n IN the city Ohio; AID
Is bounded the south b. WuOdbne ttreet and BY
lot 40 being co foot front said rect and 49, r. IN dcpr
and recorded in volume Co. Iaeo 298, Cuyzhoga County
Il cords.
Appraised AZ SIIz7.01
2d-AlEo Otho parcel Of land decided by Henry J..
Whitman and wife 10 Franklin biaIshall situate III the
township Of Brooklyn eiuE number in range -. In TIE
Connecticut Western Reserve, and Is known City Lot
No l41 In Barber Lur ssu6divEiOn, Ohio CltF and Is
bounded foiloss South Cauo aro-t Gust an
on lot hnet and north alley Said lot IL ca 'front.'
Carroll erect lUI}4 ite deep, by plat Of AbaZ
Merchant DO the les AppTpisod at s7JO 90
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
J. PLArsrHn, PhRsAgI iebII.Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

4 PRIScELy PRESENT. We learn from the Gin
cinnati Gazette that one Of the fair daughters Of
Newport. Ky., has been especially honored by the
Prince of Wales. On Monday Miss Matte Taylor
received from his Royal Hghness magnificent
diamond broseh surmonnted BY his crest. The
present ii token Of the Princes remembrance
sof ahe Cincinnati ball, and more particularly, Of
course, Of the pleasure he experienced In the
society n Miss Taylor, who was selected as one Of
his partners BY the floor managers, and with whom
lie danced and waltzed. Whether any of his other
partners have been similarly complimented we are
not aware. The brooch was made to the royal
order, and ID certainly Indicative Il ii proves to be
fhe only case Of the kind, Of decided impression
having been made b. the fair Kentnckian upon the
rnFal haarf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
y. Lepois $ Co.

y. LeCOiS S Go.
In calling public Of
this fall wish particularly impress the complete change
has Effected We longer conne ourselves excu
syey goods but connection with large and equally
elegant stock such have hitherto kept will be found
every STAPLE Dry Goods that enabled
supply The entire OF We therefore,
vile those planters who have formerly
But IN PART make thr IL purchases, assuring
them shall be ns liberal aud our prices moderate
any house in the trade.
Read The Suhjoined List.
PLANTATION BLANKETS, White and Coored
FRENCH and ENGLISH HOUSEHOLD BLANKETS all
sizes and qualities.
CRIB ENGLISH HOUSEHOLD BLANKETS.
HICKoRIRs,
LlNsEYs,
KERsEYs -
BROWN and BLEACHED sHIRTINGs,
sHEETINGs, all widths. .=
CRIB CUUNfERPANEs,
MARsETLLEs QUILTS.
LINEN sHIRTIGGs and ndSIlEETINGS-French and Irish.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS and N tPKIss
HueK 8BAeK and DIAPER TowELINGs.
PIECE DIAPERS Irish and Russia
FRENCH eALlCofs.
| AMERICAN CALIGoFs, every make, at 10 cents.
| PoPLINETTS-lOO00 yards at 10 cents
| REAL IRISH PoPLINS.
RICH BROCHE POPLINS
| MERINOS and GAsHatEREs
DELAINEs,
| GRIsALLEs,
| PoILE DE CHEYRE,
| CHALLIEs,
| BAREGEs.
| A full and complete line of MOURNING GOODS.
| Dress silks.
| A large assortment of Rich Plain Colors.
| Elegant BROt He E@s.4 Gyle Of present season.
An immense lot of ESs sfLKsyery much reduced
/ EMBRD1DERIES and LAGEs,
REAL LACE SETS.
| CHEMIsR and CHEMIsE PIECES
| a LACE CAPEs and BERTHAS
1 HEAD DRESSES
Embroidered Piqae MORNING ROBES.
/ JACKETS.
| pque SUITS with Pants for Boys.
The largest of Chdrens Pqno DRES
sEs ever exhibited
The same in Ghldens Cloth CLoAKs and TALMAs, from
| 10 cents each.
chldren,s BRAIDED vIENNoIsE APRONS : something
|
| Ladies' elegant SILK and VELVET cLoAKs, Black ant
trimmed in colots.
An immense variety Cloth Cloak CIRCULARS, BUSTERS
| etc.-commeneing at 81.
All the predominant styles Of Cashmere Broche and Wooe
SHAWLS.
ladies and Ghildrens Kid Cashmere and silk Plush GLOVES
something
Paraso Umbrellas Perumey, Fans Combs, Fancy Article.
small Wares etc, etc.
o2a ao6t j. LEvoIS & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

MEETfNG roR NoMINATIoN. called meeting Of
the Union voters Of the Fourth Ward, Second
District, unanimously nominated Hon. Thomas E.
Adams - their candidate to I'll the nnexpired
isgisIative term of Hon. A. Blache, resigned. The
naaeting vas presided over BY W. J. Maynard, and
its result y published in columns
this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

MIziyAEy ELEurioS. Due official notice Is pub
lshed through our columns that on Thursday even
Ing next 25th inst, election for Junior Second
Lieutenant Of the Washington Artillery will be
held ii ths Arsenal, on tirod street. See brigade
arasr Of Cen. II. q. Tracy, and special order Of
Capt. d. III Walton, Of the artillery.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

FOB rHE LEGISLATURE. Publication is made
fhrongh our columns that Mr.. A. a. Epscomb has
heen nominated as candidate to represent the
Fourth Representative District Of this city in the
State Legislature. The election it will be remem-
bered, takes place Oh Monday next, 2sth instant.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

On. sir a Dry q foods, Steel Skirts, etc.-The
ss aon Of buyers is iisd the sale Of foegn
and goods ssei kris etc. 70 take place this day
a NJ as s Roger Ga rs aneon oa5ns Nos 40 and
ii f,a ysgea sts.,t 81 TO- nnass days credit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

FosTER's lAss psfof' Weii-known con.
Germ IS prepasea for tho the proprietor
avu seeclsd arng the uinnar choice lot Of SER
had hands ana house servants He also
bas an ses slave commission. We ask attention 10 his
adyerssseaeuf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

EekszIrurIoN CLuB. Notice Is published that
fhe regular meeting Of the Constitution Club will
u held ii The Orleans Ball Room at u o'clock this
evening.