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blockade Of an the ports Of the Gulf, unless we
could meet it on the sea.
News from Washington of the position of the
Administration should very soon advise us whether
the risk of hloodshed is to be incurred in Selling
Fort Pickens, or whether we shall find reason 70
delay the alternative of appeal to that terrible
degnier resort in . fair prospect Of peaceful ces-
sion II it is to be seized by direct power of arms
it will not be by force coming under its guns
from the water approach. It must be stormed by
q sudden attack from a heavy force concentrated
on the island to the eastward, which will take it
with Zouayelke rush in double quick time
pouring into it in such numbers as to at once over
power every chance of resistance on the part of
the garrison. Though done in the night, and with
the quickest movement, and though escaping loss
from the batteries in the approach, the work at the
walls will be bloody business if the garrison
have mind to make it so. The commander has
committed the same act Of hostility that Anderson
did at Moutrie, but we do believe that he will soon
surrender the fort, as the commandant at Baton
Rouge did the arsenal, on the grounds of the pres
enee of an overwhelming force and the plea of
avoiding useless bloodsheddng. He is reported
to have said he would not fire on his countrymen.
We do not believe that he will.
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The Pensacola FORTS.

The Mobile Advertiser Of Tuesday has the follow
ing
Popular interest in warlike movements now cen
tiers nearer at home than when Charleston was the
only point from which radiated the war excite
ments Of the day. The immediate interest of at
least three States Mississippi, Alabama and Flor.
ida--is nov becoming alive to the Importance Of
occupying the forts within the borders Of the latter
commonwealth We see repeated at Pensacola
tue maneuger of Anderson at Moultrie. There are
three forts at Pensacola, 9 navy.yard and a re-
doubt. Commandant Armstrong has abandoned
the navy yard and Fort BarancAs, removing NUM-
tons and spiking guns and transferring his forces
amounting in the aggregate to between two and
three hundred men, from the mainland to Santa
Rosa Island. has prepared to make good his posi-
ton within the immensely strong Notifications of
Fort Pickens. Whether he has abandoned Fort
AeGree, also. we are not advised, but we doubt if
he has This fortress is a powerful and caste.like
masonry erection, built on low sand-spit Of the
mainland. and appearing to rise out of the water.
II Is further seward than Fort Piekens, of which
it is the Gts-dDis across the channel and vessel
entering must needs run the gauntlet of its guns
before approaching the latter, which, however, of
itself ehectuay closes the harbOr against the ad-
mission OF an enemy Of even very heavy force.
Fort Pekens is designed to mount no less than
two hundred and twelve guns, and under the pro-
teefon OF Its immense batteries the ships of an en-
envy could make good their harbor in the BAY of
Pensacola, or If they did not care to run the risk
from shore batteries that could not be in very dan
gerons range, they could lind forces and supplies
onthe fort eastward of Santa Rosa Island which
II some forty miles long, and thus throw in rein
forcements and rendezvous even an army at the
fort without uninteruptinn, unless of force in.
srenched on the island ITSELF in the rear of the
fort which, however, is almostif not quite as de.
fensible from rear as front. IL we are to have
war the seizure of this stronghold u.s. OF course of
the last importance, for unless it is occupied by us
it will secure to the enemy base of operations
along our whole gulf coast, aud keep open a road
right into the heart OF the South which cannot be
INSTRUCTED by any fixed fortfcations. Once within
the gates OF the harbor, and an army could be dis
embarked at any point on the wide bay which it
might select. Itcould run up beyond the Escam-
bin. river and land many hours ahead of any OPP
posing force which might be at Pensacola, beside
placing wide river between it and the lattef--or
even two rivers the Eseambia and Blackwater--
by going far enough up. Hence, with start of at
least furty-eight hours it could march into interior
Alabama. Anenemy holding Fort Pickens could
rendezvous naval force there and keep up q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

FossIn CzuB The members Of this club are re-
ferred to the advertisement calling them IN as
selnhiy ii convene, on this Thursday evening, in
sbe Icetnre,roozn Of odd Fellows Hall. The gen
terasrl composing the club are all good men and
sre, e object Of the meeting patriotic and highly
laudabie. We doubt not the Fossils will respond
to 4hp call with unanlnty and be the issue what il
may, Ink close their lives fortunes and honor with
xltcss 81 HE Crescent City.
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Louisiana Election,

PARISH OF ST. TAsMASy.-Connor, 222; Leblanc
1888; Richardson, 244; Strickland 1873. Conner
over Leblanc, %; Richardson over Strickland, Ill.
1t will be observed that there was not full vote
polled particularly for parish Delegates, owing
partly, to the fact that Mr.. LeBlancs views were
not known throughout the parish. We have the
greatest confidence, however, in Mr.. Conner; and
that he will act with and in behalf of the interests
of the State, there can scarcely be doubt.
rov;np ,nd.r
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cosrIvENEss AND DIZZINESS CURED.

New York, April s, 1860
DR. B. Brandreth Dear Sir In the spring 1883 had the
misfortune to break my thigh in consequence OF which my
sution became greatly debitard and suffered with great
costiveness attended with dizziness and pain the
aud side aud oppression Of the heart attended by
er physicians Of this city fer thee years whpt obtaining
lief and had despoired Of ill finally induced Try
your Pills which almost antly relieved me- AMI in n short
time completely restored my health consider them best
medicine in the woGld. Yours, trliy,
JAMES MURPHY, $50 West street.
Price % cents per box. Principal Office 2gI Canal street
New York. Sold by j. WRIGHT 4 CO.. Nos q and ISL
Chares street. and by respectable dealers medicines
is3 2D2aw&enwW-Im
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jai6 2pTuThSa ALFRED MUNROE x co.
EETtgEss's Eg4jesUe,a0tt9eg AgHcia'.

This famous remedy for all diseases consequent upon youthful
indscFeons has worked most avorab in bringing life and
health those houghtes Who not calculating the ue
rior effects have allowed passions unresgDed bring them
the edge OF the grave.
The consequence is that those who take this remedy may
hope indeed for Inheritance among the healthy
how low they may be- 1t is certain remedy for imbecity
nausea haulency physicn oppression mental depression fee
beEess weaknesses and disogazGou of the organs gene
ration.
complete guaranteed if time be lost in using this
medicine.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartresstreet
ja14 2psleod<w Sole Proprieors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

OlsoAsIzATIoS or THE WIDE AwAKEs.-The New
YORK Herald has startling development 4
article about secret organization OF men in the
Northern States 10 secure the Inauguration Of Lin
epln. They are 10 drop into Washington without
alifprIa ana IL scattering lots, SO as not to excite
suspicion, and 70 be armed with regoivers and
bawicskniseas which can be concealed. New
England II to furnish five hundred picked men,
and New York and Pennsylvania two hundred
each
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AfR. gALnouals QPIsIos IN the year 1882, Mr.
{ gafhoun wrote letter to Mr. Hamilton, ID which
8alie follp Wing passage occurred:
Il liza views presented be correct, It follows
That, pa The jnferpoEiton Of State in favor Of the
resesgca sigt ii would be the duty1af Tie Cen
era2 geraineat to abandon the contested power.
0r tn THE States themselves, the source Of
aai political authority for the DOVER ii one 81 the
tsge modes prescribed a The Constitution II tle
case hs simple one, embracing a single power,
and that IN its nature easily adjusted, the more
ready ana appropriate mode Ropld be an amend
sent y tie ordinary form, On proposition 81 two
thirds Of both Houses Of Congress, to be ratified
bJs three fouEt us gf the States but on the con
traaJy, should The arrangement of the system BE-
great embracing many points difficult to adjust
fha states ouGght 70 be convened mi general Con
xehtlDh1th The most gnst of all assemblies repre-
senttng ta united sovereignty Of the Confederatsd
States, and having power and authority to correct
every erEoEs and 70 repair every Giiapidatien oil in
jury her caused by time or accident, OF the
e0Ililetlng movements ii the bodies which compose
fhe sg sten. W ith Institutions every way 50 fortu-
mats possessed Of means SO well calculated to
prevent oTaeEs, aud SO admirable ia correct
saain When they cannot be prevented he who
M0uld for our political disease disu1sio,
qa the one side, OF coercion Of d State iii the a.
Of ats rights o the other leoaJ ana
n zeceaue me e1ecsattots of ms and al tast0re
generd5f0stS 49, s
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The Ga'essE Cgaiy.uo1gts,,s.

MADAME LABLAECH, unquestionaby has established a
reputation in this city which she may well proud Of The
public and the unanimous all concedg that Mime
LaBanch is absolutely the only NATURAL wonderful Spirit Wis
ions TINT has existed whins memory of man. Mime
aBlancs powers of revealing the Past Present Future
grand sublime searching and truthful She may we'll be
called the Wonder of the nineteenth century, HorUscore and
Charts OF Life written at the shortest notice. by simply knowing
date of BIRTH All letters of inquiry promptly answered.
MADAME LLBLANCH
Residence No. IS baronnc street, between Poydas Per
o!do Streets jas 2p1m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

IL NEM OrEsA HogsE. lie PATHS temperance
last nightin the character Of Lucia was greeted
by as large an audience as could be desired. She
sang with her accustomed excellence, and elected
Tie londsst applause. 70 might we are 70 have
trriofeE. d vaudeville, and the comic opera Of
sfs s. Lost Js vel. Tomorrow night Mile Patti
w perform ID the character Of Lady Hefafistte in
Mastlia, sad Will BID farewell to the public Of
Now Orleans. ALL who have seen her in this piece
Wit aeanow dge that she is BY farsnpsrior to any
artistic we have vet seen IL The character Of Hea-
siette. ana No would advise those who wish 70 en-
JOY her delightful singing to go early and engage
aeats
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WhsHIsaToN AisrflI.EiY A special meeting of
this company il called for This evening, at Z
O'clock. ~ important business will come up for
consideration. 8 full attendance is desirable.
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NHW i4usITANos BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Members of flis association are directed to the fa-
neraa notice which appsars in another column.
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Lmuel BouG of Ptsburg for years useless to himself
and ocietyA martyr Chl and Fevercured in less than
three weeks, and improved In eight hours
Mary r. Belknap Sandnsky Ohio, after almost losing her
we'll strength by Intermittent Fever with Chls
restored to health in twenty hours.
j. r. Ton, Of Belgrade Maine brought from deaths doos
having suffered for four years made well ia i've wee
proved in two hours
Adophe Monbro of France, relieved in one hour while trav
ing in the Of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
apparently dying with Chs
Ellen r. Benson of Lockport New York restored aEerseyen
years suffering. perfect
Thousands Of other prevented and cured every
and not single complaint Of the efficiency of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

BAD SaATE oF 4 81 ms. The Charleston Mer-
euFy says that # the guns of Fort Sumter be
turned upon Fort aeultre, the latter win be little
hakser Than n slaughter pen, The batteries which
Anderson W snmands could utterly dismantle It in
fpFty eight hours. It would SEEM then, that it is
about time fsr Garolinians to take Sumter, or
aaiE II oHst nsa pr the other
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5tlssEssiFrI CgSTKAL RA1LRoAD Shippers Of
freight per this road directed to an advertise
y sz1,anA fas another column
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SEaUcfS r. ytygyEss;s.

IMPORTER OF FINE Old WINE r1o,-ope rrn
l3 and Is Royal street,
VIZ W. ana plnts No other brands
2IENTIER and other brands or f,,rarior r,,it, ,
Apo ToPz S3F !S os Gd SSs such as AoNriL
direct importation other Madeira 81 lo,r y.
Old London Dry Dock POkT Ports of less grade
Inc celebrated SAzARAC RANDIES-Vn,@ge 1885, 1898,
1902 and la5-alargo supply always hand. grades of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-17

n9~sgvorn Testimony scroon Lake, EGs-
sex county, N. Y, February G, 1858.
Vim Hagan, Troy, N. Y-Dear Sir: Having used your
Hair Colorng Restorative AID having pleased
with it, take pleasure in making the following statement
From the effects Off fit of sickness when eight
years Of age hair commenced tuning grey
tibued to until became perfectly wi being very harsh
and coarse. Last summer reached third year when
was induced by friend to purchase bottles
streets Hair Cooring prepared by commenced using
according to directions and in few days surprised
thai hair from the roots outward turning back to its
original color 1t continued to grow mill truly
brown and glossy it before in youthful days
fully restored to its original color
MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex county, Mya Seaman before me and was
duly sworn, and says that the true this 9Th
day of FEBRUARY, 1873
JOEL +. POTTER, Justice of the Peace.
Remember that this result produced by eisrees
lmtable the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 80 cents and 81 bottle Sold everywhere.
W. r. HAGAN h CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co. q and Isl Chartres street. New
Orleans jal5 2plp&W
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as The gentlemen Of Adams Express have our
thanks for papers ID advance of the mail.
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]. D. NIXON Ealaor and proprietor.
eatIy sub.sEIptIans, slo 81 the Week, % Gents.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY il, 1861.
D. kT1cTToN SALES rms pay.

81 Rogsf ca sell Ill 10 ociock Nos AS and f Old Levoe
sstSet b5osS shoes and hrogsns
ii 81 Mophy sells oelack \; u Magazine street cotton
ispa hands and clasps
Ii aaversementE under suction heads 9th page
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Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-W S McEIwain; Jas Nc
Farland. Chas Long, B D Mathews, Miss; " Fry
Va; J Bryant: J B Kirk and lady, Major R 81
Boone and lady, ] NJ Wells and lady, La; W Nc
kerall, Jno Collins, La j G Jones; W f Arm
strong; w Clarkson; D Il Sessions R Sessions G
r Johnson, S S johnson, NJ L Warrington, Ark; C
" S Appngton; c Scott, w R Campbell, Miss;'W
Stratton and lady, W G Glarkson, Charleston; L
Cox; Dryer, N o; j B Cooke, VIM N Catchin, W
R H John Duncan, Miss E W Pettus, Ala; John
Kyle, Miss; VIM Fl Day: . Sharpe, Mo; B McCul-
lock, Tex; P G Martin, Md; Jno Martin, N Y; j
Jeffries, Pa; ] B Mitchell, Ark: j A Yentress, Jr,
La; e W Sappington, Ark; Mrs Routh, Miss Routh,
La.
Perkins, La; R Fl Bradford, Tex; j Fl Patterson, J
N Chevalier La A Moss; J Emerson, Fl Rat
cliff, VIM jenkins, Clas H Firth, Lea, ] NJ Nc
Ewee, B Bates " Page, Jos Carr, NJ Dun, R D
Mcdowell J G Morgan, Z D Shaw, = Warn, J NJ
Causey, d Jewett, Jas Henson, H Silker, D Jones,
Y Stewart, " ] Pickens, P Barnes, " N Hck-
man, W Wood, J Shannon, Miss; j Wheat
and lady, La: A Donnan, Mo; Col i Slater, Mobile:
" NJ Lacy, Tex; D 5 Hull, La; Mrs German and
child, Mrs Beall, Texas; Mrs Jordon, Mobile; A D
Henkel, W D Bagley, W A Penn, J 0 Pry, La; G n
Doherty, Miss; J W Hardee; . G Fudge, Ark; P "
johnson, La; Jas Bridge, j F Enocks, j N Smith,
Il Flowers, Crystal Springs; L Caldwell, Tenn;
G Pickett, d D Arden, Washington; VIM B r
Fry, ] Bronough, Va; W Nelson; D P Nelson;
DR. G Haey, Sessions + Harvie, La; N X Nc
Duffie and lady, Texas; G E Jones, VIM Manning,
Miss j Gall, st Martins.
ST. LOUIS HoTEI.-R Robinson, DR. P Calihan
Z Cross and brother, La; T Fl Gerdes, N Y; Chas
Wilgas, Ohio; Fl Hayes, Ark; DR. Z B Greenlee; G
Dupre and lady; Miss E Dupre; Mrs E Mcintyre, J
Norwood and lady La Jas Richardson and lady;
G Pease, Ohio; a Il Rentrop.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-Thos Polk, Ark; D A
Watterston, D C: Jno NJ Moore J Griffith G A
Brumooe, La; G F RUSSELL D " Thompson, S
Brady, Geo " Womack, Greensburg; A Addison,
G D Bowman, La: A K Foster, C G Heard Ark:
Thos R Short, Miss.
ss-Dr. Charles H. E&ells, Dentist, No. i52
Canal street. between Caroudelet Baronne New Orleans
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Champagne !

CHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX SUZANNE 6 CO.,
Rheims,
Pveyors to the Courts Of France Spain and Prussia also to
the celebrated Wellington Club, I.oudoa
slery, Cabinet Imperial and Vim Angas In quarts pi1te
and half Pints, for sale b. the principal Gr0rers and Wine
Dealers.
&a~orders for direct Importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
MIC 2t2m 10 Cpst,,r,,oosa s,rao.
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I2................,. CAMP STREET ............I2
(Under the City Hotel)
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
Tconsists in part of Gents SILK Fur pRESS BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and GAPS; Youths, Boys and
Chdren's zOUAvE and CEIAssEuR CAPS and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety.
N. B.-MILITARY CAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
Gentemen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and promptiude. n26 2pSnieod
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ANTHONY SAMBOLA, Secy.
p sThe body of the deceased exposed at the Hall of the
Association. jail 2pIt
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R8-Brandreth'sPi lIs-Tile use Of these Pills
ADD TO OF VITALITYI thus enabling us to resist the AC
TON OF DISEASE.
The way in which is effected may interesting pro-
fessona men, yet It is any consequence a
in search Of health, They to know WHAT
MEDICINE CURES, rot how cures.
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NgoRE1EA TE. Il stffag occurred on Thursday
Il last, between 4 gentleman from Alabama named
Saxon, ana AZ. 2. ], Lloyd Of this city. The ife
Of the latter vas saved by a Watch.key, the bah
from pist0lsshot from Nj. Saxon striking II and
Nistol shot wounds, one In the neck and two III Inc
aags Hin II NOT seriously wounded. Capt Charles
alaIn, in atEemnting to get the pistol from Mr
Lloyd, Tecaiged bali In his abdomen, which caused
his death yesterday about noon
We have not learned tile particulars Of tile diff
Guilty ANe suppose the proper authorities have
taken tile matter In hand
Anitdnest has been held on the body Of Capt.
AIains Mobile Advertiser.
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BkIf.8 oT FERsisy Asca FfsE CoMFANY No. l3.--
The grand dress, fancy dress, and masquerade ball
Of die Perseverance boys comes of On Saturday
might N Odd Fellows Hall. We have reason to
behave that It viii he All especially gay and de-
iightfal affair. The invitation committee have our
thanks for their complimentary tickets.
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ns~Artifcial Teetll-DentIstry, with all its
improvements without its preensons properly
uai teeth and construct artificial dsntue require
and experience, which practiscd by DR. FIELDING Den.
tSt OF 1874 Canal street He manipulating TIE perfect
of Artificial Teeth from 525 $780, full upper
sets The prices within the reach of ALL his work
unsurpassed BY others. All requiring Dentistry shond
Dr. Fleldtng ial5 2p3*
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s9-Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
leans. do 2ptf
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Grand Depot
OF
LAMPS. COAL OIL! LAMPS.

LAMPS. COAL on. LAMPS,
USE COAL OIL!
Undoubtedly the best and cheapest light domestic USE
next to that of gas, is produced from Coal Oil.
Persons who wish Try satisfy themselves AS TO its
value, will find large supply of both OIL and THE
LAMPS adapted TO its at No. IS Commercial Place
Just received this day large supply the best SOUTHERN
MADE COAL OIL KEROSENE OIL and for sale in uuapti
ties TO suit purchasers
PARLOR, STAND AND HALL LAMPS,
OF Entiray New and Handsome Patterns,
FOR BURNING COAL AND KEROSENE OIL.
Greatly Reduced Prices.
SOUTHERN MADE PARAFFtNE CANDLES, most
beautiful autobiography superior cheaper than WAX
or Sperm,
Ea-Call and ena,ninc the goods and prices.
s.W. MOVES,
jail 2p3t . Commercial Place.
Eesss7sasyse1a, Eeauis s. Co.,
l6............ CANAL. STREET. ZIG
Being extremely DESTROYS Stock into CASH.
Offering their entire assortment of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At Cost, for Cash Onlyy
This Stock comprises descriptions of materials for Negro
Wear, Blankets sheetng sEirtings, Goods Silks De
LANES, Menoes Prints Gingh,ms Bareges Robes Organds
Jaconets, White Goods Cloaks ntias shawls, Puraso
Hosiery. Gloves Mtts, Laces Embroidees, Cospts, Skirts
Cloths Cassimeres, SatiDets Jeans, Dring F!annes etc.
etc. etc., in any quantity to suit the purchaser at MUCH
LOWER prices than at any other establishment
The public is that offer few articles in our
stock at low price and reimburse ourselves by high prices on
other goods, but that
ENTIRE STOCK Is AIT COST!
Customers have additional benefit here in the fact that
they are NOT TEMPTED BY HANDSOME GOODS AND
LOW PRICES,
TO Get in Debt;
for by the REAL CASH SYSTEM which we have insugu-
rated which no instance any deviation orr
customers buy than they can conveniently pay for
they have compensate for losses made by
bad debts which, by the
CREDIT SYSTEM,
Is always aone-THOsE WHO DO PAY,
Paying for Those who Do Not Pny:!:!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.
Who visiting city the purpose Of buying Dry Goods
will lind
a Great Advantage,
before making their selection in visiting establishment and
posting themselves on the
CASH PRICES
at which selling We now daily supplying retail
purchasers with
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Al
MUCH LOWER PRICES
Than Goods Sold for Time the best paper and it
wonld be well Ior those Who have
Cash Facilities,
themselves of it.
10. Our STOCK and PRICES will be readily exhibited to
those who wish to
E3-INVESTIG ATE..GEz
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
1l6 Canal street,
jail 2ptf Near the Clay Statue
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dis 2otf

The Toilet.
"TRE ELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFEI.IO'' Cures all Eruptions,
"TREFELIO" Softons the Skin
"TREFELIO" Bsautifes the Skin
"TREFEI.IO" Graduates Hn3nor.
'TREF ET4TO'' 50 cents p hottie.
Particularly adapted climates few tiropE poured
IN this water for Bathing decicusy refreshing oxlerat
Ing giving the Skin Freshness S1oonesa Elasticity S6ftne
RTiSUcE and PurityCoong Invig0rating-reular the
flesh firm and Of alabastcr richness Beauy remover MI
ETuptona. Immensely popular among thu L4ads8.
AsN9old everywhere OF 30 cents u bottle.
Sold Wholesale AVID retail by JAMES SYiE, No l34 Isrs
street, and by Druggists generally.
TILESTON Il CO.,
nyl3 2p1y General Agents. As BroaJwGy New York