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CABINET TURNING.

III Reg leave 10 inform my friends, and the
u public generally, that Il have secured the
services of JoHN PcwELL, one Of The BEST turner's
70 Be found IN the Territory Having had con-
Siderable experiences, he can turn ont al kinds ~
work In the firstsiyle. GiyeMs cali, aud you
viii Be suited IN work ard ptics
Bedstea5s, Tables, Chairs, &c, 60, always
on hand, Tor snle 81 reasonable faiss
ss5 E IL !. @ asst I3ih w asu.
On Suite Road, half 6lock north az E,nigtailon
Street, ard opposite Heman Hyds's. IIaif
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his procIamation he says. X invite every
Italian who loves bis country 10 coutrib-
ute To the subscription FOR the purchase
of the million d nuskets. III with a mil
lion of nluskets Italy should not be able
Id arnr d million of soldiers IN the face 81
the stranger, it would make one despair
,of humanity Yet II Italy arm, she
will he free Y. 4.
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glTRAvED

.TyAME % my yard, "a die 3fd Ward. stent
~ he miids Of December Ia. bIsck
81 EIRstwo year old this spring. brand not visi-
The owner il requested 20 prove ptoperfy, nav
extsnces. and take IL away. 4 4. glfs
SssIt iAcoB WILDER
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NOTICE.

r WILL pay Cash for Butter, Eggs and Poultry,
j. 9tellseIed al my residence IN the l7th Ward,
One houss east Of The Union Academy. have
q guod Hodge S.eel PIow (nsw) for sale chesPi
ills ready TO put IN the ground.
-. - DAVID WILKIN.
&.sL City, Feb. a, 1850 aT,2t
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IL HAND In HAND Nj
B Al * q r
.NTA.lI!IN ls!,EAEETI...

s w q IN - = HhH< - ~
1 TAKE pleasure In anneuncing 10 HE public
that am stIll attending 10 my business AZ
me ;.ss III. II: .5-s
HAND lin HAND BAKERY,
on Main Stress, opposite NIx0NsS STORE,
And constantly keep ON hand No, article Of.
Light Bread, fresh every dry,
Buns, Pound Cakes, Tea Cakes, Butter. MIX
Ginger Nnts, Jamhlss, EpiAs. and Boston
Rough and Readies, Rock Cakes, Crackers:
Mince Pies and Drop Cakes, Hard Bread,
Apple Pies and Chester Cake, Soda Il other
Peach Pies, Custards, Biscuits
&c., Sc. H Il made 10 order
u. In connec ion with the above, tie Public can
bs accornmoda ted 10 MI RTsAs oNABLE.
HOURS with .s: u: /. . FL. .. En- Il.
&. 81 0 Hot Coffee and Tea, .# b.
Slowed Oysters and 9afdlnesi
Ham and Eggs, III. HI
Roast Beef, 3 .s s5s
Beef Steaks. &c.: n 81. ,,s.. n. II. 3
in fact, q good Lunch, on reasonable terms Is.
prepared and got mp ON short notice, 1t - no,
.iTouble 10 want on customers for the
s READY PAY. III.
Having aIwayson hand The best stock the mar.
ket affords and long experience III the buslnessI
fatier myself to be able 10 please my friends and
the public generally with somethine good toseat
BY repeating their visits. a. often Us they lsel
inclined ,ai 4he q
HAND In HAND BAKERY AND @ss
RESTAURANT 4
III. III U. .s 5. n DANIEL GRENICs.
1z / viii take ssIperfine Flour. Grain. Batter,
Eggs, Cheese, Beef and Pork, Tlthing Receipts,
Wood, Potatoes, Cash aid Store orders ID IN.
change for the above coHllnoatliss 30 us 10 give
haHv eIn the
HAND in HAND BAKERY AND RES.
A.: +. TlAIiRANT. f:
!: The travelling c0mnluhity are Aiso inyitfd To
rive me call for their outfit across the plains
win the "staff Of life 4, u s= .ss24 ".
Rrpember The place Is opposite Nixon's Store,
on Main street, west side. s.2.
a5-9a .5ss 5. Fl; N p. e.
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srAaE avn ExPREss NOTED.

s
Freq leave 10 inform the travelling public
IL that IhRye purchased Of +. A. JAgk NAN
lie right 10 run STAGE and EXPRESS 70,
and from, Camp Floyd; and that am prepared
10 carry on the business apPeltalning 70 Ills
enieIpflse. Isl ,5Gs ,ss.5s.
Ihsye now Innning, q tfi-weeklY line Of stages,
i running from 9. s. l. City TO Camp FloPd on
NJ ondays, Wednesdays ard Saturdays, at 8. SIN;
and leaving Camp Floyd on Tuesdays, ThnEs-
DAYS, and Sundays, Of each week, at am.
/ No letters will be Iecsiyed or carried by this
line except the Postage Is prepaid on eseh letter
Is cents. 80 y.
All pssaengsr's baggsge, weIslipg over 40
poands viii 30 charged Al The late Of cents per
pound. X n zL.-,- -,
he taken for so esDls each. - -. Ii.
An over 10 pounds viii be taken Atthe rate 81
S eeEta per pound.
The undersigned viii not be responsible for
aay Trunk, Package Parcel, or any other species
on propeTty whatever, except rsceiptsd for by
his agents at each end Of the route. >. - {.
A Libsralshare ofPublic PAiroHagsis earnestly
solicited; -
Once at Msssrs HOeksdsy and BaFF,s Store
Nm PHILAHDFR BELL, r. ePrIetor.
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WESTERN NEWS.

The California mail arrived on Tuesday
evening, with dates from San Francisco
"p 70 the Alth Of February. The State
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-03
UNDERSTANDING IN ALE IT'S
BRANCHES.

1t tCs JACKSON win be on hand 10 accom-.
y mediate his ffieuds aud cistomcrs a. his
Cd stand neaf BALLO's ALL, where he
hopes, BY strict attention 10 bnsinesa, 10 b.
worthy the patronage Of III who want GOOD work
doas y
accounts a long standing VIII b collected
without fail. hint Is the' wis il sufficient.
t2stf
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It'll
= :
TToUsE AND Tor ron SALE.

ar 10 Be LET for two yeafe. en- eight
~ Tooned aiobie III rS = 10 the 1glh WardI
well & isbed, with coed EfanhFy and s.ahlss; alsos
GOOD orchard, well ! tocked with fruit trees.
Terms reasonable cash Or sIocks . good
wagon mol refused. i..5 .5s
Apply 10 Mr.. Gadbury enlho promises 20.ss.
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Mar..rlI,.iG

In this cts, on Sunday, the 10th ult. by
Prest. John Young, Mr.. WALTER DAVIS, OF this
cfiioe, to Miss Julia l.. HkRRIs Of this city.
Bound here with Love sweet golden chain,
I May Joy and peace with them remaln;
] And with Il union 80 divine, s 7. s#
May they In realms of glory shine.
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COLLECTION OF MONEY

In The United States and IN Europe.
No charges made Tor any information he may
be able tccOmmanica.e natliese subjects 10 nny
person who Inay favor him Hith q call
4 BIZ strict and rigid attention 10 business he
hopes 10 receive q liberal shafe.of public patron-
age. For reference In regard too comp stence, III
legrily and just dealing, refer 20 any person who
has been acquainted with him for tlie last ten Or
fifteen Years. rs. sl3 {.
OFFIC Elm Geo. Ctonyn e. Co.'s Store,
sienof the big r, Temple Street, G. s. y. City.
23-tf ii. w. CLAYTON.
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lN TIlAN vAsT.

TINE undersigned, having Rad 4 long experience
in the business, wenld respectfully inform.
his friends and The people Of Utah generally that
he Il on hand 10 make out
POWERS or ATTORNEY. LEASES,
ARTICLES o r. AGRhEAiENf,
and all other docWments Of Ike chsracteIs also
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS,
BOLjlvTY LAND s3
and other claims on Government, made out on The
shortest notice. q
He Il connected with responsible persors who
viii promptly attend tothe
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-03-03

Il TAKE pleasure In anneuncing 10 ihe public
that i am stEil attending 10 my business Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
sw Orleans daily Crescent sasasaau aoHiag gaue 2 1860

man from this place named COLLEEN went over into
Matamoras and kidnapped s!rapping big niger
and brought him into this State and offered him for
sale. The nigger's brother heard Of the affair and
came over and paid Colon 5000 for his prize. The
darkey was perfectly satisfied, but some intermed-
ding white men, who are always busiest when
there Is the least occasion, made affidavit of the
affair and Colon is now in limbo. The Mexicans
consider ii creditable to steal Niger from this
side of the river and think it is but fair play If
we recapture the black demons whenever and
wherever occasion offers.
The census taker is here and will commence his
work as soon as he receives his blanks. He will,
probably, require an escort Of United States dra-
goons to protect him in going over half his district
The market is filed with new potatoes, tomatoes,
green corn, watermelons, muskmelons, beets, tur-
nips, carrots snap beans, onions, and such like
vegetables as belong to q productive soil and q
warm climate.
The theatrical company is about closing up its
engagement ct this place for want of patronage.
The performances at present are only carried on to
fl up the list of benefits.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

Old merchant on Jefferson stFeet, appealed to the
Supreme Court, which confirmed the decision of
The Jury. but reduced the amount Of damages to
$1,000 and costs. The mode Of giving out checks
ante.dsted, or dated ahead, has been universal
since commerce, trade and banks have been recog-
niged as part Of the elements which move and
govern the world. Therefore, the talk is that
when party receives check from an old and
regular Citizen and it should not happen TO be pro
yided for six hours before the bank on which it is
drawn closes, ii will be best not to be III too much
Of hurry TO obtain writ of arrest, because it
might cost as in the present case, $1,000, with in
terest from the day of demand and costs, with q
heavy lawyers fee say about $1,000, for mere fit
Of passion.
The season of the year has arrived when the
talk will be, as every Saturday approaches, which
way it is best to go to breathe and parake of the
country air? Our advertising columns give notice
of the departure Of the various railroads. There
is lack Of routes and ways to leave the city to
spend the coming So hours. We can HE to Lake
Borgne and Proctorville, snuff the Gulf breezes
and live on pure water, abundance Of vegetables
right out of the gardens, and fruits of all kinds ap
plicable to the season. Moreover, the Bears and
Balls in the great cotton trade can 60 direct into
the cotton region, starting this evening and re-
turning on Monday morning, and report from per
sonal examination to their friends and correspond
ents in Europe the condition and prospects Of the
growing cotton and obviate the necessity Of Col.
Wrongs issuing his weekly manifesto from Wall
street, New York.
There was another fine shower Of rain up the
coast yesterday. 1t was Of more value than the
two next cargoes of gold expected from California
to our community.
The flags were partially deserted long before
o'clock yesterday. It is expected that the Cape
Race folks may intercept the Vanderbilt to-day If
SO, we shall have adyices from Europe to the 2sd
May. There were four steamers to leave Europe
on that day for America.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
TALK ON CHANGE.

Garondelet street and enyirons were quiet yes
terday. Our great street, which has at times i'm
mense influence in the great world Of trade and
commerce, controlling, as it has, over two millions
Of bales Of cotton, is now comparatively inert and
lifeless True, few hundreds Of bales of the sta
Pile changed hands yesterday but the rubicon, as IL
were, is passed for this season. There has been
talk Of the blooming Of cotton, and that bolla
were rapidly forming. II is altogether premature
to be talking about the present crop and Of blooms
and blossoms, because if seed Is placed in the
ground next week, it may produce a large yield
the same as last year.
As there is more or less talk about blooms, we
give the time Of the first blooms and crop for six
teen years past, and date of early injuring frost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

eur Inany readers can f;oure n,t for
the probabIe extent AZ ths ,o,s;a n,
tirp,es abave ara - ho .aroa esas saop, :. ~.
D. saEs n ], - III A..
vii; al IN ,s 1ass ,r,a ~, ~ ssats' !
peare.l Il ~ af,.r Maa ~ ~ s.eM X
,otoha, a,,d III ,,,a,a a. :. sae osl
ers caa so0itat ~ ts.s sas ,a ieaa'
clns;ons e. hons 800 ana so,s = ~.
The fartbar talk was of oro.;aa erors
III nepatat;on ~ na,sr H. sasos e .asAs.'
change On new York and MANY 9th, otsr .hsa. =.
uncbaste remarks ma u thonsh H. se ana
II black J, was behind rs eraes;ar a. s.ean
with chariots attached at te tremendous naes -
aomsth;ng la.s ,,,an o..o '1 -ss.-sss pAoo =
There was aome talk Of q recent ,,so;u;an II -.
Supreme Court, arerrung iury AZ rom = t ,ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
Proclamation.

MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEAEs )
City Hall, June l, lsoU !
Tue preservation Of public order during the coming Election
the first duty both Of the civil authorities private Gill
Iena The closing all cabarets and has hereto
FORE proved Of The efficient aids preventing excite
ent at the polls and outbreaks passion between opposing
partisans therefore,
l. GERARD SrITH, Mayor Of the City of New Orleans
earnestly recommend and cnon upon NIL coeehousc and eaba
Keepers good citizens anxious for the honor credit of
the city, to keep their doors closed during the day of The
election Lot every carefully avoid the Of LIQUORS. and
bear himself with courtesy towards his fellow citizens The au
thores confidently expect The active cooperation Of all good
men in maintaining The public quiet.
ihe Chief of Police also hereby instructed charged 10
unusual vigilance the polls and throughout the city
secae public quiet and enforce the laws Upon the Mayor
under the amended election act evoves the entire duty pro-
'ecng a the rights OF citizens and unfolding in the pre-
cnc's of the polling BOOTHS we'll highways Of New
Orleans.
ie2 spa GEpApD cTITIJ 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

Z 2 ,ciock yesterday. u Is expected that the Gap
mace ioiks may intercept the vanderbilt to-day
%, We snail nave aaYices from Europe TO the zst
May. there were four steamers to leave Europ'
on that day for America.
-----s~S----
$500 uAA1A3s - 49, sA 20 w OGN C1.
TEXAS Politics and the uarioas Couueutioas-O
sam houston hoping against hope - FFoatie
ln,.. y Ja ~ Ostead qad o1ae-Gen
Mouenent aoainsl Mssico ,,ntI Iii a5e y ~ y
Liberty in Matamords and Merico-Ofbe,. mai
ters.
Special 10 lie New orleap, crss.sn,
BRowssy1I1r. NAV ~ 1860.
NJ, Editor The Anstin M M arrive M;
Thursday. and after we had riven ont al, nrosnec
Of her coming, having concluded that she eithe,
injured herself in some way or had bean drawn If
to gil some other engagement. Everybody was
glad enough to welcome the stages on Thnrsaa,
afternoon, full Of passengers and with full mail IN
to Sunday morning from New Orleans. The news
was greedily devoured, as a matter of course. and
the nomination Of Lincoln and HamIin was taken
up and considered in committee Of the whole town
and voted weak and cowardlv. If the RenpbI
cans were honest. WHY did thew not vote stra;gb,
out ticket instead Of picking mn a renepade Sontb.
erner, whose birth place thew hone Ia 1se IN win.
ming their diabolica scheme of political elevation
with. Mr.. Lincoln is the second Southern man tbe
Northern fanatics have put forth to lead them to
victory and think Mr.. lincoln win mala int ~
successful fight as Mr.. Fremont did. There ia a
strong element il Texas IN favor ~ tha Ra,, IA
Everett movement Shut, then all parties re copnize
the fact that the battle is now to be fought between
the disorganized Democracy and tbe sear;ad ranks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

s9-speer's Elder Wine, four years old.
Containing no mixture of spirits any other liquor.
It il an invaluable tonic.
Giving tene and vigor 10 the system.
1t especially suited for delicate females children
Also for family use, and for III, aged and inhrm.
And every case where nntraye cordial is required
Sold Wholesale and retail by JAMES SYME No. 1874 Canal
rect, and by druggists generally. myin 2ptiu4s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. Roger Co. sell at 10 o'clock at Nos As and Old evee
street. between Customhouse and Bienve Streets large
assortment of boots, shoes and hats.
Bache beaumont sell at 10 o'clock No 90 Chartres street
damaged goods, etc.
Montgomery Smith sell at II o'clock, No. 81 Camp street
lot of refrigerators
B. Walton sells at II O'clock the ST. Charles Exchange
valuable lots Of ground in the First District
Anse Edwards sells at early gasght No. IS ST. Charles
street. general miscellaneous books of choice
standard literature, etc.
HPacular in advertisements under auction heads M page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
inti

vailed in the world.
No other dye has been analysed.
No other dye produces faultless colos.
No other dye can be applied so rapidly.
No other dye Is SO lasting in it's effects
No other dye improves the texture of the hair.
It has been analysed by DR.. Chiffon Chemist the
Water Board Of New York certified by him as harm
less as Croton Water. His certificate may at eab
lishment Of the proprietor.
Sold everywhere, and applied by ali Hair Dressers.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale RETAIL by j
WRIGHT Co., 81 and Isl Ghares street. General Agents.
my6 2plm&W GRrSTAD0RO. No. 6 Aston House. N Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
ss-singer,s Celebrated SEWN. Machtnes,

These Machines have and improvements Fine
Sewing and their sale rapidly increasing They
all others at the largest and fashionable
making In New Orleans also all the large
tells and principal boarding houses private
families and give universal satisfaction They will
fme-are warranted superior other Machine
money refunded and the charge
negroes, without cost for repairs or freight.
They are sold If desired trial. with any and all other
Sewing Machines. WALTER BENNETT, Agent IS Camp
tfeet, New Orleans. ms 2pn&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
Htsbbard's TX Il Improved
BV1icoe y Gibbs,
5 u w N q MAC HIN

> IL w N q M A @ HI r.
The points of superiority claimed Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use are
lis accuracy and being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute. and pEp.
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
II Will not drop stitches and is noiseess It's operation
D. US wonderful simplicity making easy to learn to operae
NO mistake can possibly be made in setting the .ede
1t VIII hem perfectly of any required sze from the
hem to that of yard in widh also form and fall saam
without the difficulty experienced other Machines
Last but not least the price thirty oars) is lower tban
any other reliable Machine the Market and bring. n
within the reach Of ALL
will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege Of returning Machine IT, after trial II does
prove to be all we recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
mo zpeodu % Camp street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
RIO GRANDE CORRESPONDENTS.

Ieras Politics and the uarious Conuentioas-Ol
Sam Houston hoping against hope 81 Frontier
opinion Of Buchanan, 0stead and SlidelE-G Gen.
kenean and his Projects - Suspension Of the
Iouenaent against MEXICO anti Fall Ideas of
Liberty in Matdnaords and Merico-- Othe, Nat
te1S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

HS-H. II. Vcnnard is n candidate Tor re-
election for Alderman Fourth District Election of
June next. ulylO 2pse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

Kr DIR. Charles e. Kells, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street between Carondele and Baronne Orleans
MA 2pIyMo&W ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

xSEExxyX: j = q NJ. vQ xyAnxR sTF$EET.
Mxsnay lsn1ts sa1 Rs she Wsek, 10 Gems
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

kau.e ys.w I'm II.
m 1fis6 was put upon The stage IN !
ss b &l9ls, and Mr. Philippes splen
forth fFeq1ent thunasrlng piandits
n6sezn6ly.
u u exnR fhe regular season closes With i
leotion from iilorent operas, yiz tho fourth
Nea flu8uefiots y fourth ncf We y Lucia d
thoaf q fszfth acs III sIsa a thirl
v III " The pfag ooIs III YiIlars ana lie frsi
NJ thS tIiEd act Of a ilam TELL The
IN III u Robert Il Diabie viii Be Sung b
n; ~. sl's ~ ~ LOWS
sIt g -
;ssl' ~ isaazbip etzacoalcos Captain Wilson
n y clock this morning for New York VII
81 Hss4nA Nh forty cabin and ifsy.sight stesrage
\ 1oS New York and seren cabin and one
I tn Hayana. ss ss,,s
Y,F iii Tsssfscn TTsTsss Aavsr,;ser
IN fon1 n,e,s iii iii sht hor u IL
~ D " 4hsft FIN, In ~ IN,
III ~ III IS At saarss ;Ys .,nfss. 1, II;
s sbsirs puusi5osnt 81 occasIonaIly hap -
NJ VI " fEs iaistz The bays relatives liys ii
8 b sG., md what he was doing So far
N " Jul ststed E6l. Allen, i generous. hearted
i I'LL aksn chaxge IF she boy until his pa
xenis fan ssnd III him. Tie men we're bound over
\ HI " aAasge il assault. III
4HH n0xAEDsoNvI1LE C0Nv On Tues
T. dxE 1aak sreefsng III the Democracy w Tsaton
EN- bs,, 4, 80
ssopssd es.snriny M rnisiara III vJn
it6dfs@ nom the Charleston Convention, and
f1ss oui4Sn,,z ". rt~oI -
Mi ll;,,r sba s,,saa
q dfzHaas Ele meeting appointed fourteen dele
&tSa fp FepIeseaf The parish Of East Baton Rouge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02
EyesSs Consignment

w H TT e q q Q u .,
JOHN TODD.
IL and IA. Charities st. ....... u ana ID
Some to DO sold by order of the Manufacturers
Regardless of costs
cases fine FAMILY LINEN $50 pieces Of % yards worth
Sl4a piece
cases Thompson Sons celebrated IRISH LINENS al Sill
piece Of % yards-worth SIS a piece
cases do. at S4 piece of % yards--worth 500 So
! cases - BLEAcHED DOMESTIC at sc.--worth lie.
cases "A WARREN MILLS at 1Oc.-worth IKE
eases 50 in. YORK MILLS, l2h . lsc
cases IS in. LOUISIANA, II . 2Oc
900 yards White india III yards wide fos shaws
and Dresses, at Zoe. per yard-worth 81 30.
l50 pieces White Dotted SWISS from 81 50 to 81 30 piece
being one half usual prices.
$50 dozen 90 LINEN CAMBRIG HANDKERCHIEFs, mt
80 90 per dozen-worth rs per dozen
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
And every description Of
DHMss GooDa
Just opened-new styles in the following;
cases ENGLISH LAWNS, at l2.sc.
cases ans FRENCH ORGANIZES, at lse.
cases FRENCH PRINTED JAcoNErs, at zoe.
N. B.-NEw STYLE oRGANDy ROBES.
Half Prfc!
aSceli and examine goods and prices. my2s 2pMoThSsa
Robert Gs.ibble,
45.....,... CAMP STREET. az
Has on hand and will keep throughout season. full and
complete assortment of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING
Flu FINISHING GOODS,
FOR MEN AND Boya,
Which he is selling at Very Reasonable
every variety Of goods for Summer wear 4
Also
Travelling Trunks,
For Ladies Gentlemen.
advantage to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
ms2a 2pMoThdsa As Camp street, Grasier.
Sic Shirts
= OR F1v DOLL RS.
All Linen shirts, ss so Each.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
All at prices cheap the cheapest Polite attention
and the worth given for the money, at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
Corner of st. Charles and Canal streets,
Opposite the Clay Statue
ny2s spsteod LEIGHTON & BLANC.
|
.5 . z-.
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9I1iiS 1 .
AAs FEirGT YOKE.
nix HTNDREn DozEN AcrrY ,o,
g
49,,
make for sale in New Orleans. s'ssss' = - ''''i
Bosoas made in all the various styles Small Fancy
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By order of the President:
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