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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

responded to by none others than the Brecks
so that it was in vain to try it for Brecll and
Lane. You can safely put Sucker Flat down
for the great colossus of the West, Douglas.
Honest Joe" of Oregon, and Kentucky's
favorite son are considered base metal in this
township, consequently they are below par.
DoNNYBEooK, NEAR DUBLIN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

OUTRAeE.-A gentleman from Puget Sound
informs the Portland News of a singular out
rage committed by the British authorities of
Vancouver Island upon the American flag, in
the harbor of Victoria, few days since. The
facts are as follows
Major Tilton, Surveyor General of Wash
ington Territory, had negro slave, a lad
who was inveigled aboard tho steamer Eliza
Anderson by the negro steward and walters
of the boat. After the vessel had passed
Dungeness Light, and was approaching Vic
toria, Capt Fleming, commander of the An
derson, discovered the fugitive and locked
him up with the intention of carrying him
back TO Olympia. A short time after the
landing of the boat at Victoria, civil officer
came aboard with a warrant and demanded
the person of The boy at the hands of Capt.
Fleming. Capt Fleming being in British
port, and indisposed to compromise his own
ers or himself by resisting process ofthe
local courts, entered protest and surrender
ed the boy. 1t appears that large number
of the resident negroes of Victoria were or
ganized in band, and were prepared to
take, and would have taken the boy, if Capt.
Fleming had resisted. We are informed that
Acting Governor McGill was aboard of the
Anderson at the time; and, to save trouble
officially and individually advised Captain
Fleming to surrender the boy
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

AMADoR CoUNrY.-We believe that the
Democracy of Amador will do their whole
duty. We know that they will roll up
handsome majority for Douglas, and we be-
lieve that they will elect all their local cam
didates, notwithstanding the extraordinary
efforts of the Breckinridgers to save their pet
candidates for the offices of Clerk and Sher-
if-Amddor Ledger.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

TETNIrY.-The total value of property in
this county is sl,266,2so Thirty thousand
gallons of lager are made and consumed there
annually, Greenhood and Newbaur of Wea-
verville, paid out in the last twelve months
for gold dust, the sum Of 1,491, ,612.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

WE learn from the Northern Argus that
Mr. Bass, Breckenridge candidate for Assem-
blyman in Shasta county, has announced
himself as opposed to the reelection of DR.,
Twin to the United States Senate
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

PERSONAL respeetability is totally indepep-
dent of large income. Its greatest secret
is self respect. Poverty can never degrade
those who never degrade themselves by vain
pretense or duplicitY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

THE anniversary of Chilean independence
was to be observed on September 18th, with
much pomp and ceremony, at Santiago, the
capital The Government had appropriated
100000 to defray the expenses of the occa
sion
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17
JoHN FoRsYTH."

DOUGLAS IN CINCINNATI.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer of September 2Sth has the follow
ing at will be conceded, we believe, by
ALL that Cincinnati never saw such a splendid
and extraordinary reception as was extended
last night TO Senator Douglas. Never, even
on a Fourth of July, or a Twenty-second of
February, or any great public tete, were such
immense crowds OF people in our streets, or
such frequent enthusiasm manifested as upon
this OCCASION The whole city was alive
men, women and children shouting for Doug
las from an early hour in the evening. Large
masses ofmen from the country had come in
to witness the scene, and, if possible, TO hear
the great salesman and orator. They had
come from Kentucky, from Indiana, for huns
dreds of miles, and by every possible mode
of conveyance.
As to numbers, no accurate calculation can
be made. They exceeded the anticipation of
everybody, and, as we have observed, the
like was never witnessed in the metropolis
of the West. The torchlight procession was
of the most brilliant character, and will long
be remembered as an unequalled spectacle of
its kind. Long before its tens of thousands
reached the place of meeting Court Street
Square had been blocked up for great dis
lance, anu, II MI. DouSlas nau Deen III Soou
speaking trim, not one in twenty of those
who wished to hear him could have done So
The hold which Mr. Douglas has upon the
popular heart was seen by the display O.
last night.
Few men that have lived in America, and
none that are now on the stage of life, could
have attracted such tremendous crowds and
created such enthusiasm. If there was ever
a popular favorite, man whom they idoliz
ed and loved, it is Stephen A. Douglas The
reception came from the great mass of the
people. 1t was their heart offering of admi
ration for great man, and of attachment to
the noble principle of which he is so conspic-
uous an exponent. Politicians and wire
workers had little or nothing to do with the
manifestation-they were carried away upon
the ocean of applause which greeted Mr..
Douglas at every turn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

WE learn from the Ledger that the names
of some twenty-five citizens of Ell Dorado
county are on the roll of the Breckenridge
Club at Fiddletown, in Amador county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

ADvICEs from Chile state that the old San
Francisco Minstrels, including Murphy, Hen
ry, Edwards, Sterling, Smith, Corrister,
Wallace and johnson, had arrived at Valpa-
raiso, where they gave several concerts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

II is the intention of Col. Lander and his
bride Miss DavenporD to reside permanent
ly in San Francisco, She has retired from
the stage.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17
1ailg NatlonaI 9emutrat

Appointments by Hon. Humphrey
Grillith.-Hon. Humphrey GRIFFITH, Democrat
ic candidate for Eector, will address the citizens
of the following places on the evening of the day
hereafter named:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

Hon. John r.. Mcconnell, of Nevada, will
speak with Mr.. Griffith, at his appointments in
the counties of Yuba, Sierra, Nevada and Placer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

STILL STICKS TO MS LoyE.-The Shasta
Courier says: at will be remembered that
Mr.. Latham, in his Sacramento speech, de-
cared two or three times that Douglass no
tions on the slavery question were more OBJ
noxious than those of Lincoln. At Visalia
on the 23d ult., just before he left the State
he made another speech, in which he reite-
rated the same sentiment, Wis: that on the
Territorial slavery question, Lincoln is pre-
teraJle to Douglas"
In the same Sacramento speech Mr.. La
than declared his purpose to dotf his Sena-
torial toga in the event that the voice of Cal
itornia, at the coming election, was against
him and in favor of Douglas. We confess
that, under ordinary circumstances, we will
be well content to see Mr.. Latham serve out
his term. We think in that time he may ac-
complish vast amout of good for our State.
We know that he has the ability as well as
the disposition SO to do. But if he really
prefers Lincoln, the author of the "irrepressi
BILE conflict" doctrine, to Douglas, the author
of the Kansas-N ebraska bill, and the only
Union-saving doctrine of Congressional
non interference with slavery in State, Terri
tory, and in the District of Columbia" then
he ought not only to resign, but the next
Legislature ought to invite him to resign i'll
the event the State votes for Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Am AND AFTER OCT. 10th, Ten per cent dis
" count viii be made from present price to all
consumers of more than two hundred and less than
one thousand cubic feet of Gas per week. and Fifteen
per cent to Of thousand cubic feet and
upwards per week on all bills paid prompt
ly upon presentation
By order OF Trustees, d, +. KNIGHT,
ocl22w Superintendent,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-17

BELLIGERENT LAwYERs.-T following,
according to the Bee, occurred in a Sacra-
mento court;
Col. C.-"The attorney can't understand
the points of the demurrer
Col. S.-"The opposing attorney is inclined
to be insulting, and were it anywhere except
in court, | would take notice Of his imperti-
nence."
Col. C.-If you did, you would get
knocked down."
Col. ST think could knock you down,
and | feel like doing it,"
The Court-"Gentlemen this is no place
for gymnastic exercises; let us proceed with
the case
Accordingly, the case proceeds, and order
rcigns in Warsaw,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Diseases OF the 9aroat and Lang.

DR. O r CRANES system OF treating all diseases Of The
THROAT L. NGs by inhalation of Eleee, Chemica and
Medical yapors with Constitutional Remedies, is
we known only rolabe and rational process,
NEVER FAILING OF EFFEGTING i Cure,
Even those desperate cases which bid eeaace
to the ordinary iules If practice
Dg o has also established Permanent 0iee ard Institute
ioE ,he treatment and Of al hrone Disease ~ Of
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELEqTRo-cHEsIcAL BATHS.
Flon three 10 Eve applications viii
ENTIRELY REAoyE All MINERALS
AND foREIaN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM.
Ard alleviate all those meades which result from te pres
eHce Of
aEseGRf, LEAD. A9TIaoNy,
grEBMATIe AFFECTIONS, ETC
Once and Residence No lts now No Iss sT JOSEPH
sTRRsF, between eanp and s. Charles sreei.,
nla 2psoWesat&wu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

AaUsEaExrs LAST NIGHT. The weather being
dry and cold fha theaters we're well patronzed last
night, AT The Varieties q fashionable and critical
audience assembled % witness the rendition 81
\. w Ycu Like H. 1t was d success.
THE Academy of Music was mot crowded, vet the
audience was very good and select, notable fea-
tire being the number of family parties present.
The Draysens were excellent, of course.
The sireus attracted the largest crowd. Old Drury
was ianmed completely from pittc gallery, and
the performances were watched with the greatest
interest throughout
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

CLArsonSEss Lire or GEs. QurrN N. Mfr. Thos.
Il. White. No. los Canal street. aayertises supply
III This book recent publication The life OF q
man like Qaitfaan should be read BY every South
erner at this time when our section needs the help
of such sincere and consistent defenders Of its
rights 81 that gallant soldier and able statesman
ss. Mr. white also has inst received all the latest
qualifications. see advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

u HpIESDrD MAG azrsE.-W have received the
December number Of Frank Leslie's New York
Monthly, and splendid number II Il. It has some
thing Ike 100 pages, 6lled with choice literature
Sna fnely Illustrated, and III tie department Of
fashion IL il probably ahead of any other magazine
Iii the country
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

AMusEaENTs TosNla1r- Vdvieties Theater.
Speed the Plough e Z Ia Tarantnla,'' by Mile
francis, snd Tie Z widows Yictim.''
Acadeay of Music la Marseillaise,' by
Mi. Drayton; Carnival at Venice,n by Senior
Gsiysira, On the violin; and the comic opera Of
I. Diamond Cut Diamond.'
S9 Charles The Circns.
NeB Opera House. Rellini'a Grand Opera Of
4 Normla.u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

SALE WITHOUT RESERVE Boots, Shoes, Brognas
1ope particular asntion i esed 10 tie
sais without reserve d bsos shoes efos and elobipg aA
plae@ ia Rg 10 o'clock aiua soaaS sf a. Roger CO.
y ~ Ii and III 0la Isyes Asteet Tsslis ii sals.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

EEuEnH NoTIeE. Notice IS given elsewhere that
the Tabernacle Baptist Congregation Will hold ser
vice On Sunday morning next, in the Masonic Hall,
t III O'Clock Seats are to BE- free, ana the public
e a4s ;uyited rs attend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
tfgoYnR d BAKne,s wonknox sEwlNc MAel

pernal Of the advertisement which appears
coiazas aoruing The nsnsd Sewing
Hafas Tha facts there stated worth considering. and
and sensible stands to that
okg Aehine like tbs described can b Of harm to
sAs PERSONS white think With the advertiser that gentle
could gvs present his wife acceptable than
good Sewing ees dress article Of aweiy wousd
cutar b fashionable, while could &c
of profit WIN Sewing Machine The is otherwise
i " always pisasss ami II always ploassben
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
na.Remn,nI-rhe nfsfre ~ sinccr,s se1v.

RS-SseNfoFta1--AaAe ONCE Oh SINGERS sew
ing Machine Is removed 1856 Canal street. two doors from Ba
street, aud nearly opposite D. H Holmes store.
The price Singers Letter Machine is reduced from $50 TO
$50 and the Family Machine Is reduced s55 Needles %
cents dozen.
With great improvements Singers Manufacturing Ma
chimes tNo y arc far SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS for ne
sewing and they made with little noise
Their universal success has placed than far beyond all
| petition MATTER BENNETT, Agent,
| ~ 2ntf 1856 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

Pos1MksTER ros LAFAYETTE Cry. - We were
pleased io hear of Tie appointment Of Rev. Her
man II Pressler ss Postmaster for Lafayette City,
Ss1larfsls Of sIafars6fl.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Caution 10 Ire Public.
Purchase a G. nod seactssg .lgacltssee

ONE THAT CAN BE DEP NDEn ON.
The tINKLE & LYON Sowing Machines guaranteed 10
be superior in every respect any other Machine sold this
ans oter market Call and Once over our Clothing
Establishment story gildng of Camp aud Common
stseets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
TOnSolsidE.

Having yielded tho wish Of great Of my old
fends customers great pleasure making
hen and the public that have REDUCED THE PRICE
OF SHAVING the old Standard Pfiee of TIN CENTS
And also pleased inform them that have just received
from VIM MeCackins Factory dozen and half of tho
handsomest and comfortable BARBERS CHAIRS ever
and they messed by The best aud most experienced
worken In the country Together with large supply of the
air Dyes, Tonics Fresh Perfnmery, Bay Rum,
Shaving, 10 Clear Water for Bathing Single Ba h.
25 cents ths Cutting Bathing Saloon
30 Gommon street.
n2t pntf J0SEpi ROLLINS. Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
4. FitSa aCtaIiana,
Has .arl.ived.

DR. JAMES has returned from hi. Northern and w
shortly establish an nee practice his Profession
R.JAMss, old eztablshyd Office having barH he
will place Dae nutee will be given VIII and
where no 2p6l&liw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

E 3, NAsTos. auctioneer, will sell to-day, at IL
oioeks a the ~ caales Exchange or ground III The
FeuEst District la bounded NJ Beees nsyades First
aud PM ssseess Ao he ase Jaue dar grille aged 80
years. plain cook good washeF Forpaeuafs see aycr
tiseuet,fs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
g ZEgeHlsoUat.

JUD son & G o.
Have temporarily removed their oHies 10 No. Il CAMP
STREET MO 2pa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

ra-The Japanese, the Great Eastern, III.
r. II the Prince Of Wales, Dc Jonve and and
he fosoon the 1uster, the ebony hacknsss, the rich
browns natural sppearSnse fine sensation Of pride and
pleasure produced by the application Of that harmless
ration, GRIsTADoRo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, will nm
cuesinnaby he gratefully memhered by all who use it mas
much as n hing Of beauty il aioy fosayer.p
Prepared al No, 6 Astor House, New York.
Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
CRISTADORo 6 Astor House, N Y
Sold in New orleana Wholesale retail T. WRIGHT
co. q Isl ohartres street General AGENTS. ms 2pln&S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Rea,s Rotary steam Press

Has just received direct from the manufacturers, large
sortment of EMBOSSED F ScY CARDS and NOTE PA,
PERs suitab.e Ticket, aud Ball Invitations We solicit
your ders and inspection Of stock and printed
sst-piss' REa BROS,
ma 2ps. IS asgeahe street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
To managers

or
BALLS AND Es.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

Es- Experience seavnea snae deiIcncg
prevents many rom for the % alleviate
suffering and life That objection obyatsd IN the caa
o sir James CErke's Female Pills prepared after the
sopon of Clarke Physician to the oEeen of Eng
a we known be the only and safe remedy fer
seras any cause" They
hottie containing 50 pills post froe by enclosing 81
and sin postage stamps to any aren't,
General the United sa,es JOB MOSES Rochester
u r j. WRIGHT i CO., New orlsans Wholesale Agents,
sna cold by all respectable Druggists fs9 aplysW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

- we VIII fsszse ON Monday ono of the
largest editions evcx put forth from Q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
san,sses ". Moore 8 Co.,
HoUsE-FURErsH1Ne sroR:

E-FUR NISHIN G STO r. IL,
No. 40 Camp Street,
Has for Sale
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS, .
wHETR STONE DINNER SETS,
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE #"u
". a SILVER PLATED CASToRS,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS.
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS, =
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND G0BfETs,
SILVER PLATED NUT CRACKS,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES, Ha."
5.~# IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
PLANIsHED TIN COFFEE PoTs
PLANTsHED TIN COFFEE URNS,
PLANIsHEn TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLANISHED TIN sour TuREENs,
PLAETSHEn TIN TEA KETTLES,
PLAN1SHED TIN OYSTER DISHES
BRONzED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DANASK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL. LAMPS
BRTTaN NNTA METAL LAMPS,
.am BRITANNIA METAL CAST0Rs,
BRIT ANNA METAL TEAPoTS
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
% BRITANNIA METAL GANDLESTIGKs,
oval AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS, ..ga
IaPANNEn nRts4 An nAsKETs
IAp4NNEn KNIFE TRAYS.
JAPaNNED pLAfE WARMERS ..0M
IAPANNEp COAL VASES,
JAPANNED TOILET SETS, -.
HEARTH BRUSHES, =o.-l.
SHOE BRUSHES.
FLOOR BRUSHES
#5 GRpMB BRUSHES -..
sCRUBBiNG BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES,
WHIrERAsH BRUSHES,
SAkFhl bhlshHS'
sAoNh BRUSHES, ... M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Ri.Smlashise OF lime.

The undersigned having appointed Agent and Manuiac
Of the Clara Bisuiphite Of Lima Manufeeory uc
cessor 10 Mess Marceln Eude prepared supply the
same PURE and SUPERIOR BI-sULPHITE OF LIME as has
heretofore been manufactured by them and respectfully socs
continuance the patronage OF Planters and Merchants
Orders be addressed the undersigned The Mahuiae
torys Depot, No. 23 CONT STREET.
sei4 2p2m P. MARGELTN, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Southern Jesoefry .Tanufactory.

SDtEgfeGf'kA BGGEGAS ~ ftAst1esf' - o
/. II. A. KELLER & JUL H0ENER,
Manufacturers ana wholesale Dealers im
OLA MoNDS,
,Te1yelry and Swiss Watches.
No. 6 ROYAL STREET, Up stairs
Announce to The trade that hOy hayo opened in this city
mapnae,oy Of all goods in their line, THEY pparoato
SET PRECIOUS STONES
in any manner that may required at tho shores; notice.
TO MAKE SETS OR SINGLE PIECES or
rpxexRF,
10 DO ALL KIND OF
E1la1lao1t1l6
Aud in fact everything that nprertans 70 the Jewey bust
ness in not TO surpassed BY any house In the Union
Their stock Of WATCHES Of their direct Importation
always fun and complete.
They will also keep constantly on hand LARGE AND
WELL, SELECTED STOCK or THEIR OWN
Ready Made Jewciry,
manufactured EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
| TRADE.
They ask Of home buyers to call look their stock
| previous 10 purchasing. MIA 2plm&B
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
lamps lamps lamps !!

ANHtpS E4NNtkE5 RstsEEaE'o
Just received by steamer unysled en q kERo-
SINE and COAL OIL LAMPS Of oysry variety Of PATTERN at
the LOWEST PRTCESt
Southern Made Coal OIL.
The celebrated Virginia PARAFlNK OIL, 80 poPu4f as the
White Sulphur Springs season. where used to supply
1909 iamps-S Is per gallon.
Southern Made Parnfine WAX Candles.
most beaudfa aftclewhtte, hard and aaast transparent
burning without se Hgkeng ~ pvr cent longer than
Was or sperm-pee SOC per pound
re- GAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID, LARD oIIs stcn.
MOVES u WELLS,
n2i qpSt q Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

ns- A CIergyman's Testimony : Pittsiofd,
Vermont, Aug. i,ps5s
hereby certify that my hair having become quite grey,
used Hair Cporins prcpared by W. p Hagan Of
Troy N " for weeks my hair in mat time
stored m its original fully the article
ii be ali it claims. wM KINGSLEY,
Pastor Of thu Baptist Church. Pittsford, Vt.
Remember thst this result prodrced by Heimsreets In
niabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price 90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere.
w. E. HAGAN 4 CO., Propre,ors, Troy, N. Y.
Sold by WRIGHT CO., "a Isl Charea street New
Orleans. MIS- 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

Sr RITUAL MEpruM- Mrs. a. b Mead. who has
ed some rcpown this line informs Tho puhc through our
morning that b fcnnd at her residence On
fulton street. between First SECOND streets Fourth District
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Church Notice.

rhs TABERNACLE BAPTIST CONGREGATION viii
hold services in the Lecture Of Masonic Ball, SUI
DAY MORNING, ct II o'clock.
sl-seats Free. Public invited.
n24 2plt- Rev. DR.. J. 3. RYERsoN, Pastor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

The Corner, Clothing Store.
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Bsgs leave to call the attention ofte public TO his
SUPERIOR STOCK
Sc n SoNABLE GO DDS,
which, in view Of The hard times, is offered
AT Very Low Prices!
So that all parties provided with good comfortable
articles for a SMALL SUM OF MONEY!
DRESS SUITS.
oyERGoATs,
sHAwLs AND BLANKETS
BUSINESS SUITS.
BLACK AND FANCY PANTS AND VESTS.
UNDER GARMENTs-All qualities.
FURNISHING HooDs,
TRUNKS. yALIsEs
CARPET BAGS, etc.
Waterproof Clothing.
| No. 45 Camp street,
| n22 2p2tTh&sa Grayier.
scasfu CLAUS Headquarters
B. PIFFET'S
/ CIR a II B "A z a a B,
i 1ea..,........ CANAL STREET. ..,,...,..sI2a
| .rcr1a,s, rs1rr-nrNas-
In which will be found the greatest variety Of FANCY
GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND TOYS,
ever imported Into his country. The following comprise
few articles to which the attention Of public invited
| Combs.
Ladies' Iyory Amber and Shell TUeKING COMBS.
Shell, Ivory Buffalo and Horn DRESSING COMBS.
Cents Shell Bui9o and Horn POCKET COMBS.
Brushes, etc.
Ivory Shell and Buffalo HAIR BRUSHES.
CLOTHES BRUSHES, 10 every variety.
NAIL and TOOTH BRUSHES.
Ladies' POWDER BRUSHES
PORT MoNSAIEs, GARD CASES and CIGAR CASES, IL
Gold Silver, Moher of Pearl, Ivory Papier Machs ant
Morocco.
BRACELETS and NECKLACES, in Gold, GILT Steel! .Rea
Jet Blue and White Beads
Perfumery
From the ubn conday, socicte Hygeuique
Papier nIaehe Good4.
Royal Davenport WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES, Carl
CASES JEsyEf, BOXES, etc.
!, Bscuit and Porcelain sTATuETTEs and FANCY ARTl
Giles, in every variety.
TOILET SETS in Bohsman, French Crystal and Cut ilas
DRESS TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS, Of the latest PaE:se
e Styles.
MUSIC BOXES, at prices ranging from 81 seto sl5o.
sTEREosCoP of all sizes and every variety Of price
Also sTEREosoorIc VIEWS in endless variety.
chiidren,s CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSES and yELoc
PEDEs, of all styles and prices.
Toya' Toyss Toys,
e An endless stock Toys from France Germany and Rn
q land which, for beauty TASTE be excellod
The attention of esns and strangers is invited TO This eSr
ordinary stock of goods and every win he made
e F's''s 5. PIFFET,
MO 2pM9we&sa 1a2 Canal street, Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

ToNsoRG AI. Under this head, Joe Rollins, the
barber q ihe Diamond Saloon, Ne. % Common
ses advises Hi old friends patrons that lie has
npoan IN the comfort Of his shop that he has
the best IN the country thas his always
resdyfo baers that 10 has Dyes tonics
fresh pettsry and last and important OF
all he haa drepped baek The old system er shaving
Under these circumstances e uho not patronize
Roiiias aesersss be hung Ike Absaium. By hair