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temporary benefit Of tranquility saving Brush Interest
we should look such proceeding with the ieas, dis
fatsfacton but Mr.. Bucbanans description OF Mexico
rs faithful picture, viii require than
casual Intervention to restore tie country 70 the rank Of
an organized State as
- INDIA AND CHINA.
The Calcutta mail Of Dec 10, and the Hong Kong mail
Of Nov. 27, had reached England.
The govern despatch from Dude confirms the
pete overthrow and dispersion Of the remainder Of the
rebel army. All the leading rebels had been taken ex
cept the Besum, and she could net hold out alone.
The sat tax was TO be increased shilling on the
eighty pounds, adding nearly million sterling to the
revenue.
The Calcutta mports market was quiet Cotton goods
and yarns were declining. Freghis we're sctivs.
The Chinese reported TO be making great warke
preparations.
Imports At Hong Kong and Canton dull but prices
were generally sustained owing to light stocks Tea Gas
quiet, but holders refused any reduction in prices.
Imports at Shapgbss quiet The tea business was
almost stopped owing to the exorbitaht rates demanded
Silk was lower.
good business in tea was doing at Foo.Chow Foo at
1rm rates.
At Japan trade progressed favorably.
The Bombay telegraph, Of the 9th Of December, via
Alden, reports the campaign against the rebels Nepau
a6 all over Inc IeDe8 nave al 1urIeooereQ except tnc
Begun
was said the Chinese had addressed demand 10 Rus
sa to evacuate all the country Of the Amoor.
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Jan. II, 1850
The Militia United Service Gdssne says that rumor
gains credit in military circles that the intention of the
government TO dsband the militia embodied very early in
the spring.
LONDON Jan. 14-Evening
The funds today firm at the closing prices Of yes
terdsy In the share market there is scarcely single
feature Of interest.
The railroad share market s inactive but prices are
steady.
PARIS, Jan. 14-1215 P. NJ
The rentes open at further advance of u, the Arst
price being oeG
326 p. M-The market has become very fiat, and
prices have materially declined. We quote the
eS. e5c., being y below yesterdays closing prices.
The Vienna GdseHe has published Imperial decree,
enactiDg that the testimony Of Jews, in FUTURE shall be
regarded Of the value that OF Christians TIE
is considered preliminary to according them full
civil and political rights.
The Diet Of Denmark has decided by large majority
that the bill for the separation OF Church and State shall
be read q second time.
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bricks, with his wife and five children, occupied por
ton Of the third floor Of them after
tie fire broke out it is feared they all burned Mr.
Walks with his wife and two children, occupied por.
ton Of the third floor (back. No particulars could bo
learned OF them, although diligent search made
among the crowd to End if any of them rescued
Mr. Armstrong, with his wife and child, occupied part Of
the fourth floor nothing could be learned Of them aier
the fire broke out. Mr. Stark, with his wife and
two children, occupied part of the fourth floor;
nothing could be learned OF them Mr.. Rebecco, with
bis wife and two children, and four pcrsons
whose names could not be ascertancd occupied portion
Of the fourth aoor nothing could be learned OF them
after the fire broke out and Is feared OF them we're
burned. Mrs. North, widow, occupied room on the
f floor, and she not after the Gre broke out.
William vope and bis wife Frarcene occupied portion Of
the fifth floor Mr.. yope the discovery Of the Gre
and finding that he could not escape by the stairway
threw cohesl.ne ont OF the window and fastened one
end to the window sl; be lst his wife partially do Sn
when she slipped and fell q she'd, injuring herself
severely. He followed aad escaped with few slight
injuries. Mre vopel was taken TO the Hospital
but her life s despaired or rrancs Tysmeycr.
with bis wife and three Children occupied part Of The
nth aoor He escaped by jumping out OF the window.
and received severe injuries No tdings could be learned
Of the wife and children and Is feared they were burn
cd to death Owing to the intense excitement that pre-
vailed the names Of tic occupants OF the sixth oor could
not be ascertained, and tere commenced near the
staircase, cutting Off all hope of escape in that quarter
generally supposed that tho occupants of this Goor
about dozen In all--were burned to death. William
North snd his family, consIs,pgof his wife aud three
children, occupied part Of tho third loor and
~ escaped uninjursd Tho building, which was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-03
THE AFFAIRS OF MEXICO.

Tho london Nss In an editorial article expanases on
Mexican affairs In connection with the Presdenss Message
says there not question but what the Americans,
they please march to Mexico nor s IL 70 be doubted
that their advance would be attended with 1t least tho
temporary benefit Of tranquility Saving British interest
we should look such proceeding with the isas, dis
satsfacton but If Mr. Bucbanxns description Of Mexico
s faithful picture, viii require tar than oue
casual intervention to restore tie country 70 the rank Of
an Organized State. n. ff rE-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

Isyro1rRAgcE ri ErArs The Messenger Of Ba-
yonae states that child, i months old, belonging
III Fotestant parents of that city, died few days
haak at yillabona, near Vittoria in Spain; but
that The clergy of the place, on account Of the
parenta' religion, refused him Christian burial.
Accordingly Tie afflicted father set out with the
deaa baby for France, and, On arriving at Irnn,
near tie frontier he had, ii compliance with the
French law to solicit authorization 70 introduce it
Whist waiting for the permission he vas compelled
til deposit the coffin BY the side Of tho hedge near
Spanish gnardshuuse, on the banks Of the Bid
assoa and The Chief of The post On duty in that
place hruaaily cried. r Ii an hour you do not
gsa yonr permission, will have the body cast
into the river e Fortunately, the authorization
promptly arrived ana tha sorrowing father having
brought his child 4 remains into France, had them
inferred with Christian rites.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
n Card.

Messrs Editors oE the BesThe following editorial in your
Issue of this morning and Slightly incorrect whsre 1t says
that The collecting Of this tax has been bought b m en!e
png merchant Or Magazine street. am The person 'hat
bought the from the city for the collection OF licenses
fro all species o nonresident drmmes and nerant sample
peddlers and my place Of is at the corner Of CAMP
and CANAL streets. GEO w, GRhdoh'=
New Orleans Nov. 20, 1860,
ERrs,tERs AND TRArE sobcIroRsTh public are already
acquainted with one of greatest evils inflicted on our bps
mess community every seasonhc visits Of Northern drum
msrsnn tho special imposed these nterlopers in trade
ty our Common Counc The collecting Of this taS has been
bought by enepng merchant Of Magazine street, and his
deputies are now at the annoy and troublesome work
hunting up slippery customers and forcing them to obey
the law Esery business In New Orleans knows, ought
10 knaw that these rlmers, who have store rent clerks
hire expenses pay, obtain by this agtmate mode
OF traffic great superiority resident business men, and
encouragement of this system suicidal TO the personal
interest OF every Orleans merchant well as to the
era interests Of city. Is duty then, which every sens
bic business will eheerfaly aud gladly assme 10 make
the arrival Of every coming here to The col
fector of their taxes without delay n22 2plt*
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

AuADsMH oE Musro. The Draytons last night
gave charming performance to a fashionable,
discriminating and thoroughly delighted audience.
Al the ladies are delighted with Mr.. DFayton; all
tie gentlemen are charmed with Mrs. Drayton.
Why's Because they act out q whole play Of six
or eight characters just between themselves, and
ACT aH tha characters wen, and sing delightfully."-.
Gu AMI led them. everybody.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

The post-ofice officials, since the moving into
the great caravansary do not appear to be getting
into traces at all. Citizens are complaining of nom
receipt Of their correspondence, and non-deliyery
Of papers in proper season. Perhaps they are pre-
pairing for secession II the whole postoffice de-
partment had been abolished years ago, the public
would have made arrangements for prompt dis
tribution Of letters and papers. Express compa-
MES will be the only medium for correspondence
and transmission of mails before twelve months re-
yolye.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

SorgHERS lLLustlNA ols4A brilliant, safe, and
sasanl light i unauabedy Of The greatest o household
sassipgs fia superiority of coal oil
Atng aselt l plher material which well
ksaed 10 M s ,irbEsa IT matter OF enngratalaiio
% ssr ettenz that fe manufacture Of ibis unnaor
n ts highest degree of perfection the soil Of our
Fay Saith, WA 10 ahandaHy testified 10 by ali who
have nsd the PnraHac burning oils manufactured by geat
ganawha or Neins Coal and Oh Catnpany which haze
achieved renu ation purify biaueg Light as well a
freed from suossodcr secad in the world Mr..
ase M Charities sfeat is tho sole agency iIsso s
yisalad o coal Oh lamps which, for yarl.
aty bsaaty and completeness 10 every respect probably
surpassed In This enaniry-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

STARVATION N KANsAs.-A letter from Stephen
Battey, Of Topeka, Kansas, to gentleman at
Providence, R. L. where he formerly resided states
that a woman and her five children had been found
dead from starvaonin that vicinity, and that there
were many families with not weeks provisions
on hand OF any means to get more.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

NEaRo EQUALITY II CIScINNArI. on Saturday
last city railroad conductor was fined in Cincn-
natl police court for attempting to eject negro
from one 81 The cars. The interference Of the
white passengers had prevented him from putting
The darkey ont, and It was shown that the com
ductor had not assaulted him violently.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

Did CONT line. recently aold to a collector in
Hartford copper cent for s75. Il was the coin
known ID the I Higley copper the first copper
cut Of Connecticut dated l73z, and struck by q
blacksmith named Higley. Eut three specimens
Of thIa ancient cain known to be in existence,
ana befag thus rare it readily commands the high
price paid far this one Of the three.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

PRIeEs ro STIR THE TINES. afr. Robert Gribble,
rsnn snd araseF stpets informs his friends through
eolns this morning has III the siFiagsncy of the
market hc VIII e his spenad stock Of eohng and
furnishing gepds as low prices This u certainly of
a5tsnle We knew tlat great ny people hare ca hold
n back ions purchasing articles whlah se5 needed
1aones acssee. and hops taa they VIII
tsss of Gribhlas Iibsaly what they wan sucta
chance may not VI III tI,esr wsy i week hence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

RigH JEwELEY We would direct the attention
p sadass tho rich elegant assortment Of ewelry
MataAs mo esnwaEe which Mr. Louis sh, Of No Al Char
afes sEeat aaseses this morning His gold watches
sue sasisess panctua always likes have about
z sna his diamond bracelets bfoaehes. necklaces earags
and rings sfs enough semp heart psiacess and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


VARIETIES THgarEa.- A fashionable audience
mas present at this delightful theater last night,
ana Tie representations fully repaid their pains.
Dreams Of Deiusionn was played exceedingly
weii, and Id Tie afterpieees Mrs Leighton kept the
house ia a Toar, Tonight we are to have the
cagnedy of Speed the Plough, and a repetition
Qf Il An Object Of Interest,"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

DauAaERs AID TRADE sos1plroRs. We direct
she attention If mercantile readers Is m ncerge WI
aspas easd sad the accompanying edios2 noliee from iia
Bes W. hnpA a hs suggestions ir4sn oas NJ the later
Vii hs seez %, thes sensible mud 10 he goint
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

ANoTHER LAKE BgEAsIEa. A new steam pro-
peller eafled the Mobile. Capt. Kirby. has been
built At Philadelphia, and cleared for Mobile. She
d 10 rfsn between this city and Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

PLANTATION HARDWARE AND NEaRo HRS
MssAs ypAe West Nos Ila aud III agaztna trse adge
NV taay runsnmsnts Of he above aed goods Faasarn
Nsala na ise sbeis Advantage osenins s sae
prcsseus y iayas IL ttais supplies
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

M Grover & Baker Notseiess Sewing EHs-
chine Planters UseThe very great Of The GRO
YER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE throughout the South
States has been peculiarly gratifying tho Manufacturers
who lead to haliese that he eadeagors nuke EIA
BILE SEWING MACHINE have been appreciated. The policy
o fe Company will be u3changcd and heretofore each
Machine viii be warranted in he represented
Tlat and ss the Machine best adapted
the sf the people Of s sonih be infested By thou
sands Of Families and flaners who have them IN dag
and feeling the Importance Of ineesg every IF tbs South
era people, have Just irtoduccd an ENTIRELY NEW
MACHINE, made fsxPREssLy FOR PLANTERS UsR 5
Msehe thai will the finest fabrics for the Inmates of the
household and e goods fr tho negroes Of the field
Hsso sippe IN construction That Of ordinary
pgcy readily ehra 70 york It and keep IN order T.
dinary wear the Machine repair, and should
asf years baps constructed With special uf
biy. We elayeTy confidence Of It giving te most complete
satisfaction That Machines n do better sewing than
be done by liand evidenced BY numerous testimonials
ssaihefn Depot No. IL CAMP STREET. New Orleans.
p222 2f4F
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

1REprr saI.s, Boots, shoes, Brogaas, Hats aid
rg pafIcnar asisnoa IF ii ead e il.
saaas aFa sa n As goods s ard IN hsts baosa shoes
ape bleeaas raec 81 ay III ID osock
Al tia sassrocuss Of =. Roger s Ne and ~ la Ises
atgfsas Terms III sals.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
TALK on ,omaNaE.


- . - - - : 81
There was good deaf Of talk yesterday about
what the New gerk banks had agreed to do to save
themselves ana their Northwestern debtors in
fact there was an immensity OF talk about improv-
ed feeling, renewed confidence, this, that and the
other But thc response on our flags. or rather of
- - market
q eae hass' VIZ teep.e. ~ stes.' ooesV
moved along sluggishly, and with a large stock on
hand the sales did not exceed an ordinary sum
mer day,s transactions.
,,-s - ,ot.or an bsn5 ~ tbis
Z ~ IL IA M, M
49, u ~ II s1s sss haas viz
". 80 q ~, u. ~
sass tor re- vesk siaas H. leh le Noysasr 4 s90
sses fo soer fan DIS up IS last evening siGoS
r..,, x.,.s sso am
Stock on haaa IS saber,s 74,is
II 81 As4 1-9
Eaisa M s stock . on =, aAls s, th & mofn io a,ss So
There may have Been ana are some sbinments
roinr forward 10 t,ivernool for planters, aeconnt
but tba talk i tbat III triaina ann U e5oo an
sterl;nc Which tbo No,r y,rl. lans boyo o,,reod
n tto oattor ,,,ap,,t ,f a, ,s,aans Iet aono tho
sevaral r,artets ~ tbo so,,t, ,be movement If
e,,,v one ~ ster,;,ce excbanes i re-
uufnd IN n1aea frarbnt in the same DositiOn ii
,ras t,yalye ,,,onths aga
The following iisnateh from the eminent ship
,ins ana co,omsreial FIRM If Messrs. i. ri. Brewer
4 % addressed 70 one Of our largest grocery and
co4,n,,;ss;on bonses. was received Yesterday.
Nrw Yong. Nov, 2o.-see what our New York
banks did yesterday. There win be no exporta-
lions Of specie and this will enable the banks here
% aecoapaahe t npsFay lne enees q .alS mus.
state Of political feeling and to maintain the yalne
Of your great staple, The Southern banks should
act promptly
Inc remark " see what our New York banks did
yesterday" ailndes, no doubt, to the exchange
transactions; but, unfortunately, those advances,
or purchases Of sterling bills, were confined chiefly
to Chicago and other grain bills. As regards the
operation going to change Or produce better
state Of political feeling, we think it will have very
little effect. We will, however, here in the
Crescent City do all we can to relieve their alarm
sn a the hest ~ I,tin tban, ana a,rsa1raa
s,s Z: .sss - ! -,
aiols u niialee 'siia tt1ue uef ~ tesshe eiet
geney.
ia greater majority Of the New York merchants
,.rara can,rrrsd ~ tia sta4Dn aI,d nLarantar ef
~ ote ooiiPossu " tlAo sstiliP anu enaiao'ef VI
s's o N
very little cause for complaint.
iTba s,ararai ;na,rass;op ~, ,ba aa,e ,,os+o35o,
yss Ana n,,s+ ,ait so,,,a 5ays bas,ra rao1
- rh4o,,t;.I otan.. lii 1' III
Ale y $40 As Pis'ee' CIV
whether 1t will be sound policy and proceeding
for cotton factors to force their stocks, is ques
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

On Wednesday, 2lsi inst, at o'clock P NJ, NARY NJ
C0MMANDEUR aged years and months, youngest child q
A. Gemmandeut and Emily l.. Parker.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

E4Inisu oH THE STAR Or THE soUrH. The steam
ship Star of The South, Kearney, master. sailed at
s clock this morning for New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
new eses nay creseat uhustag orain gpvmae 22 1860
Large Sale Or Dry Goods.

large Sale or Dry Goods
LARGE SALE
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods!!!
win take place on
Monday, November 10,
u. LARoUssINI e. CO.'S,
5..5~. 1877 Canal street.
We beg to iuom q public that besides the Large Stock
Of
F4NeT AND DOMESTIC DBr GooDs ..
havs hand at present haze Just received on con
sisnment, with ORDERS TO CLOSE,
Without Regard to Price,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PACKAGES OF GOODS.
AS wold be tsp long TO enuncate tbs Prices of tho
Goods, shall mention few give idea Of The
noJy PRICES
A which they are to be sold, viz:
OPERA CI0AlS, .....,.,.. OPERA GLoAKs.
At very Low Prlces
Iacs vary rica BuRNoUs from sl1 ta sa5 which we for
merlg sold from SIS 10 $50.
Children's BURNoUs and cLoAEs, frona IS to S.
six aANTILLAs, from IS SOTO IS.
Fancy Piaid SILKS, at75c
Black GRos DE NAPLES, at 81.
One I4ot Real lace COLLARS at 81 90
Embroidered JAGoNET COLLARS. I5c. .. .-.
$50 dozen Fine Hemstitclei HANDKERGHTEFs at s. 90
dozan-wortk s.,
Two cases Mohair GRIsAILLEs, at 1Oc.
Plaid PoPLINss at zoe. @5....a. .=...
Plain DE LANES at l5c.
10 cases BLEAoHED COTTON, at9c.
10 cases Extra Fine Finished BLEAcHED COTTON, worth
l5c., at 135c.
10 cases Extra eANBRIc COTTON, a; 12c equal to New
York Mills.
LADIES' GLo4Ks. at So So
MoIRE SILKS, at 81.
A large lot Of co1ored DRESS SIZES.
800 more JAcoNEr SETS, at 81.
Embroidered MUSLIN SETS 81 50.
Fancy PoPL1Ns, at i5c
Double-width GRIsAILLEs at zoe.
PRINTS,
NAPKINS, .-.
DIAPERS,
TOWELS, -z .=... .
HUCKs,
CLOTHS, etc, etc.
BLEAcHED AID BROWN pAMAsKs Evorv variety.
Blankets.
"A 10 ls-. FRENCH BLANKETS from s5 to sl2 pair.
BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS,
From 81 to s. 50.
F-To avoid an confusion in the prices have marked
them all IN cphers, that everybody win bo able judge of
the Low PRICES at which they are offered.
rz.A call from all is solicited on MONDAY. Nov 10 by
U. LARoUssINI & CO.,
No. 137 Canal street,
MO 2pH And at The Of BaFome and Poydras sts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
sgglsssa EA2.gesf, -EosE E5sSggaf,
--AHts-
coMriETR ASSORTMENT
kERosfME AND GOAL OIL LAMPS,
IN the Southern satss Al Inc Lowest Pricos nj the
EaPURIVA OF IIGIIT,
No Gharttes street. near Canal.

sole Agency for Tho Unvaed grest Kanaha we'll Al the
virginia ParAre Illuminating oils 81 popular It The lic
sulphur Springs last season, where Ii supply l5
lamps Ats Is Hon, Also full supply o best South.
ssa Maae Faadae Candies Dawnes Koso,ine csmpeene,
Ina sad LMd Iamas uucsunled spgsF-H and Plaqa.
non Lantssy M sails vhcaa and risl Ii tic Lowest Prices
II. G. COVERT,
ARa zpH sncressorta sfssmon Hill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

ra~Intcresting fronn the Arctic Expedition
01a fzlc thard page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22

FLHE BRooss. Messrs. D. G. Lowber & Co., No.
z7s Gsp sget adsas gsnesa asec44nent 81 lis astise
See ad densfissnseut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
The Toilet.
a4RnFRn1or rs THE TRUE snoaE7 OF BEAUTY

s'TRhFELTo'' rs THE TRUE sEGnET OF BEAUTY
"TRfFELIos eursaall EFnp,ious.
"TREFELIos' s5ftanb tho Skin.
"TREFELIon Ieantllast thu skin
"TREFELIo . Egadicn:6s flurnor.
ssTREFELIo's 10 cents a bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops poured
in tbs wnte for Bathing deony refreshing exilerg
Ing giving the Skin Freshness sooihnes Elasticity softes
Brtlaucy and PHryoooting and Iayigofapg the
Gosh firm and of alabaef richness of Beauy removes all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among ttp Ladies'.
E5-sold everywhere at 60 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sy No. l3s Canal
street, and by Druggss generally. III
TILEsToN 4 3D.,
nay2s 2ply General Agents IS Broadway, Now York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
M A II Il RIED:
I'd X m ID

In the French Settlements Livingston Parish the lah
inst. MIR. CIIARhES M0NFALDo to Miss ESFkllaE NJ.
SAl4ASST both Of this 1iry.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-22
Sacrifices iss Dry Goods.

BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
NO. I16 Canal street.
In consequence of the
EXTREME DULL TRADE,
the difficulty making collections, have determined TO
commence
Monday, November 10,
TO RUN OFF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
At such--
EXTREMELY Low PRICES,
As will
Insure their Immediate " ale
FOR CASH ONLY.
This Stock comprises full of all kinds Of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
and this seasons importation Of
FANCY GOODS,
which will compare r4yoaby with any IN THE UNION
zsxs4U7-1~ -i5lso r-fxszHzI7y
The prices reduced I7tNEAsuRABLY LOWER than
Dry Goods were ever before offered by any house nthe
try and gives purchasers opportunity Of selecting resh ard
good articles al no more east thsu the priccsot
" DANA GOODS!
Our stock is TOO large and varied to give advertisement
full prices snjon partial with the
assurance that similar rates prevail through the ENTIRE
STOCK We would ask leave 10 state here, also, that
THE CASH SYSTEM
WIN not be deyated from IN any instance as
WE RESORT 10 LOW PRICES
only for Tie purpose ef REALIZING MONEY
FoUIARD SILKS, SIC. ...4 ~-g. ".7"M. .
Small Cheek, Full Boiled Dark SILKS AT &c.
Handsome LYONS SILKS Light coloTs, al Csc.
Rich cEIENE SILKS, atSoc
Handsome Heavy PLAID SILKS, al d3 tC8oc,
New Style cauelle STRIPED SILKS, at gsJSc.
Plain PoUIT DE SOLE all coors % tnd g71zc.
Rich and HeaYy eEos GRAM all eolor q inches wide, at
81 ST.
GRAY PoPTTNs at Gle,
Fancy New stylo FoFLINs, It 73 and 79e,
BAREGE ANGLAIs, 2 yards wide, at 55e
PRINTED DE LANES At Is to is15c.
All Wool Printed DE LANES at SUI, s5ls 70 ttc.
Plain All Wool DE LANES, at 80 and 34e.
FRENCH MEEISoRst al "a aud pc. .=.....-5
BLACK SILKS at 10 80 81 os 81 10 81 2i and 81 So
. Extra qualities, equally ehelp
LYONS SILK yELyETs, ali widths. .-.=
Fancy CLOTH cLoAKING double Width, ali WOOL at 81,
M.s Large Stock n -4=.. .0.#
oloaEks and shawig,
UEPRECEDENTEDLY CHEAP, for cash only.
Fast Coored AMERICAN PRINTS, 1t 81, 9and l0c.
Yard Wide ENGLISH PRINTS, at ll1sc
Yard wide Ghintz colors cALTcoEs, at 16ls 10 dc
Best FRENCH PRINTS, at s5e
Lace and Muslin Curtains,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
COTTON CURTAIN DANfAsKs, double width, at Zoe.
WoRsTED :, o.. ut Soc.
Blankets and Counterpanes,
At an Immense Reduction,
LINEN TOWELS at 81 o5 81 81 81 20 and So per aoasp
Linen canbric EIandIerchiefs.
READ THE PRICES
All Linen for Ladies' at 6) 10 80 Soc md 81 per dozen
All Linen for Gentleman ut 81 40 81 &C. 81 f5 and ST s. per
dozen, ETC.
Hensttced 1ais atsa O. s. % s. 80 and 50 8 per
Dozen etc.
colored Botdered for Gentlemen 81 o. 50 land 50 per oz
Rleoched cottons,
GREATLY REDUCED.
We have Them at ~ s Fzz %, e9z, 95 and loe eo
similar reduction has Been made in our entire stock of
Embroideries ana Lace Goods.
Also in
Trimmings and Ribbons,
PARAsoLs,
SKIRTS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
UNpERehoTRING, etc, etc.
Those French Reps
ARE NOW ONLY
30 cents per yard.
LINEN AND PIouE sEqs--io CENTS oNLYl
white Goods! white Goods!
SWISS MusLISs-l5 cents 20 cents etc.
WHITE JAcoNETs-s1k, TO- l214, Is, 2Oc., etc.
CHECKED NUsLINs-s1a, 10, I234, Is, 2oc.