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Diseases Of the Throat asecs Easss0.

Diseases of tEae Throat asees EazaEsys
br' u +. CRANES system of treating a diseases of the
THROAT and LUNGS b. inhalation Electro he1ncal and
Medical Yapors, in nth Constitutional Remedies Il
now well known To he the only ehle rational process
=, NEVER FAILING OF EFFRLTlE4 CURE
Even in those extreme and desperate cases. which lid defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice
Dr. C. has also established Permanent Office and rnst
for the treatment and of all Chronic Dsese by reensr
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELEOTRO-CREMICAI. BATHS
From three tc five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all those maaes which result from the pres
anCe of N F0
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTIMONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS ETC.
Office and Residence No. I46 now No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH
STREET between Camp and st. Charles Streets
nI9 2nNoweSat&wtr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
Old and EY3ae She,.rses.

Just received direct importation from CRdr 20 quarter oas
Of as fne sTIERRTES as can be had in the market
haze in store 100 quarter casks Of the BEST OLD sggR
RiES in North America.
wish ludgos of sHERRTEs to call and sample a. kpsrr
excel any other honse in the city.
call the attention Of this Gard as they arc t
best SherrIes imported In America The last nrdcy r,
twelve months ago 10 Cads
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
ta7n 2ptf u and I5 Rovpt t,..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

MuRpER.--We learn from the Mount Carmel
Qll) Register that on Thursday afternoon, 7th inst
q ld-blooded murder was committed in Wabash
County, about six miles from town. Mr.. Charles
Brnes was returning home on load of hay, when
he was fred upon and shot through the head No
clue to the assassin had been discovered,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

q sfslsG Assn SuMiiaG CLoTHINe, gessrs. Il. w,
LYONS cQ 25 ana St thnF essler al
aaas choice .sqtsnant o. clothing
xnd Eaea fc hey sale m
t9A o4F reputation would ia snpe auous
y y sns esa both the intrinsic
nsts and the af ,bs goods afrs III; II
haa aqfsa aut ON friends ffs u lie eou,
~ Haasn0t ae Sat q paee fe TASTE yeIeisee csnfot
aa hsalf easnltqa appfeaep ii tbs claiming
= leh s e e. han' specially he soFpe ii
Aafles stest apy a eYesy scy of eiohng sdstt.d d
tbs NJ setbs el ites is de9ar .rasot III
insgestn Hndfale. renders art ,ts
aoAhe adsest sem n ring in nnoil.s eaumR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

HALL OF WASHINGTON FIRE CoxrANY No s. ?
Mobile, March II, 1861
At regular monthly meeting of Washington Fire Company
No g. the following preamble and resolutions adopted
unanimously:
Whereas in accordance with invitation received from
PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No Is, of New Or
leans this Company vi ed that city for the purpose Of joining
with them celebrating the Anniversary of the New Orleans
Fire Department: therefore, be it
Resolved That tender thanks to the Officers
and Members of Perseverance Fire Company 49, for the
ecepon they rendered upon arrival in the city
New Orleans and for The uncrasng paid US while
there hayr left nothing undone that would administer
comfort pleasure from the of our arrival TO OIL
departure
Resolved, That the Officers and Members o JACKSON
FIRE COMPANY No IS, and PELICAN HOOK AMI
LADDER COMPANY No 4 OF New Orleans are entitled
to thanks for the handsome which they
entertain this Company their Houses New
Oears and for the many invaluable courcses extended
during visit
Resolved That thanks especially due Mr. JAMES
NeLLIGAN, peca Aid for this Company for many aen
tions paid during stay in New Orleans
Resolved That to Chief Engineer BRADBURY and his
worthy Assistants and the Firenen of Orleans with
acknowledgements due for the many shown u.s.
Resolved TIL our acknowledgements due 10 the
proprietor Of the City Hotel Mr. r. s. MORSE and his orty
Assistant, Mr. HENRY WI&GER for their successfn exer
tons in making comfortable doing everything in their
poser to render visit agreeable. We respectfully
recommend hem the notice Of the travelling uub,fc
as hetng competent peGSons TO keep Hotel.
Resolved, That Captains ]. NJ DAVIS Of the Carondeet
and JOHN WINTERS of the Henry King md the Officers o
the two boats have thanks for attention shown
during trip.
Resolved That the above published in the New Orlean
Crescent and ths Mobile Daily Tribune.
THOMAS B. LYONS, Foreman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
COAL OIL LAMPS


will be paid for snch evidence as will lead 10 the ,s,
on Of the following License due under the following ,ec
or tho City Tag and License Ordinance, No. 543s:
aEc 81. Each and every person csn Of the sts,s h
shall receive solicit orders custom or display srne
sell dispose Of goods other articles Of
in whatsoever either for themselves or s nFen
others shall paw license Of hundred dollars navab
demand or before commanding business penalty Of t
dollars recoverable before any competent Magistrate Of Bs
eorder for the benedt Of the city.
Apply al the corner ot Camp and Csnal streets 10
GEO. W. GREGOR,
f-1s 7eH fnlectnr or atora Ttosu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

~ We are indebted 70 Senator Thompson, Of
New Jersey, for copy Of the 18th volume Of the
Pacific Railroad surveys.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

na CorIEs or PaE GREsCESr, containing the
ofHpiai proceedings Of the Convention, can be had
III our counters in wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

GRo0ERdEs one of the largest and best selected
stocks of groceries to be found in New oIleans is
Eaat iof 5Afessrs. Forwood 4 Gfihble No. los Camp
stree u. Country merchants, stewards Of hotels,
ships and STEAMBOATS,, restauratenrs and heads of
aTs, ought to be- alike interested in this
aatoeE pf goods the catalogue whereof is adyer-
&Ssed IN another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

81 AEw ORLEANS DENTAL sCoLIBGE.-The progress
made Id the Dental profession during the past
twenty-five or thirty years, in this country, has
given its practitioners the front rank all over the
world. Not Al little OF this progress has been
owing to the great skill and scientific attainments
OF Southern members Of the profession. Bnt from
causes not easy to explain MP to very recent Pc
riod, 40 steps were ever taken towards establish
Ing in the South institution devoted exclusively
to teaching this important science. Asin hundreds
of ether cases. the Southern people were satisfied
to send their Sons to some Northern school, when
they had within their own section the ablast and
best educated Dentists.
We are glad to be able to state now, however,
that this state Of things longer likely to exist
Is Dental College has been established in this city,
under auspices which We are sure win soon make
IL rank among Dentists as high as our Medical Col
ieges do in medicine. We publish to-day a list Of
the Faculty Of this Institution The names Of
several Of our most prominent practitioners win
there Be found. After desoting the best years Of
their ivea IL the practice and improvement of the
profession, these gentlemen can be safely relied
apon to teach it ably and faithfully. Several Of
the Professors are extensively known in the pro-
feason as discoyerers and introducers Of valuable
improvements HtiilA 3ila uGae LHucH towards
making the science what lie. We therefore deem
Unfortunate that the youth Of the South will have
the benefto Of being under such able masters.
The establishment Of This institution--the frst Of
fha kind in the South in New Orleans, should in.
cline her citizens most faYorably towardsit, and
ineite them 70 interest themselves strongly towards
making it q success All know the substantial
benefits this community receive from its medical
schools too well to render recapitulation Of them
necessary. We are confident that the Dental Col
iege will do its share toward the advancement Of
the city while to the South generally it will offer
tie only means Of obtaining Southern Dental
& safss,{a tfo,s A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

@-JudSe II. G. Hunt, OF the FIRST District
Court New Orleans will be supported reelection by
| mil 2p,e4 NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

IS FsIFog, auetioneer, viii sell It's day at
" esiasi sahaaee iIa folasseiag vefy
sAlasbls 50 ssalid alsges, atea3.
vera AsHtAfe cigss ffaa i,o,eo
on tle noEth stae ~ Saog cstoadeia
oBnd ErSs& stfgets
.7d ios Oh Iibsr street i
ts barHa hs egaon, ibsYty and Hosnft
stfasis
ss, shs sages sess hfp aseR sanlsn ngad
81 Y@sFs ior sasser si
as.g ieF sau IS sasfza gery
felisenf aid Il tive l6y good aiming room 4ssyaat
ii For tartiaulaYS aee I'd 4tisaments
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

II 4 BALI NJ THE NEyg LusrrA Asos BENEVOLENT Asso-
cI A11oN 81. Jesepiis night, (next Tuesday vii
be right royalty celebrated by the New Lusitanos
Benevolent Association, at their hall, corner Of
slysian Fields and GreatInen streets. We know
The gentlenen concerned in this thing, and are sure
that they in their own tasteful way, z dolthe
shipg UP brown The.partculars Of the ball are
daily ADVERTISED IN the proper part of our paper
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

AIs-ETe have receiged another irstaiment of pic
4 toriaI newspapers from sutterley's News Room
uftieT tis st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

R8~ We are authorized to announce the
Hon THOMAS J. COOLEY Of Points Coupee as candidate
Judge the District composed Of the parishes Of
Ponte Coupee and West Fsciana Election the first MON
n Y Anil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

r95- Judge ofthc Third District Court-rThC c
friends of e. s1M0NDS, Esq. present him as candidate
irrespective Of party for the Judgeshp Of ths Third
n,i5 aM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

MB~The Hon. p. H. Morgan, Judge of the
Second District Court will be supported for reelection by
SntoI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

Aa- again are we indebted to the gentlemen Of
Adams Express FOR papers ID advance Of the mail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

R5-Naturnl Magfc!-Suppose 81 case: Sup
pose you have sandy red white grizzly or flaming yellow
hair Suppose you prefer light brown rich dark brown
black Well you apply Of you wisc) CRISTA-
DOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE, and in ten minutes your
mirror shows you Wonderful Transformation Every hair
that few minutes before unaightly blemh is now an
element Of beauty magnificent head Of hair the ex-
camAtion whenever uncover The difference between
Beauty and the Beast not striking than that
gray red head in of nature one to which this
famous dye has been applied.
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORo, No Asor House, New
York. Sold ryghere, and applied by all Hair Dressers
fe21 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

H~HeSrihg's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Safes Nos 81 and b4 raver street. New Or.
leans. dc 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
sEwEtL t. TAYLOR.
The Toilet.


"TRRFELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTTi
"TREFErJo" Curesalf Rruptions.
"TREFBLIO" Softens the Ekin
"TRfFELIOn Beautifes the Skin
"TREFFITO" Frsdcates Hunncr
"TREFEIJO" 70 cents bottle
Particularly adapted to cluaos few drops porrA
in the water for BnhinF heccusly refreshing and exe
ing, giving the Skin Freshnes snoohuess Elasticity gone
brtancY and PnrttPCoolinR and nvigorsug a
desh ar and nf aIabaEer richneos Of Beauty removes
Symptoms. Immensely popular among the Ladies'. ~N
E7s~eold everywhere q 80 cents y bottle
Bold Wholesale Apd retail by JAMES sYME No. Is4 Usha
street, and by Druggists generally.
TTLEsTON & CO.,
my2S 2ply General Agents ~ BroeaJrev New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16
DireCE EaaapOFEttsi0fe
ARMS, ANTUNIrEov, ETC., f1Tc

ARMS, AMMUNITION, ETc., ETC
We are prepared to exeeu,e orders for ENFIELD RF LES
WIN sAHRE BAYONETS in lots frsm G) to l0GOJ, colp
with Ball Cartridges Caps, Extra Ammu7ition, etc
ARTILLERY CARBINES with SABRE BAYoNETS: Il
CAVALRY CARBINES, SWORDS, BELTS, BOXES edFi
complete for service
ARMSTEONGS RIFrRD GUNS, from e4z to inch bore
complete witt Cartridges Sao Shol Ammunision, etc.
WHiTWORTH OR cLAG s's BREEGH OR MuzhLH-
LoADIN4 RIFLED GUNS, corplee with Round or ho''o"
Shot, Ammuni ion, etc. Fer terms, apply TO
F. W. TILTON,
mo 2pft No IL Old Tevee oppositp the Post Office
FOR SALE 65,N gallons empty OAK CASKS on O'A'O
'',.sstlJ. J. Il. AsHBRIDGE ( NEPHEE ...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

Cigars. Cigars. Cigars.
JOSE DOMINGO,
Importer of Fine Havana Cigars,
No. s. CUsTOMHoUSE STREET, New Orleans
Has always baud large and well assorted stock which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands
always be found there
EEGALIA DEL REY LA CORONA,
Ell ClNTO DE ORION,
EEDOWA,
RIFLE,
PARTAGAs,
INTIMIDAD, &c
Mr. DOMINGO cnuous the public about the brand Of Ci
gas Regaia del Rey La Corona AS great many dealers
have them counterccd he respectfully calls attention the
following letter. showing him to be the only importer OF the
genuine Cigars
HAVAsA February g. 1861.
Mr.. Jose Domingo New Orleans:
Dear SirWe authorize you publish in all the
papers, deem proper Of being the only for Cigars
of manufacory, bearing the brand Rgsn del Rey La
Corona in New Orleans any place in the ueighbo hood.
Yours, pectfu!y,
m1s 2plm Isgrsdl A. CABARGA Il co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

R9- Nothing Else OF Service!- HIcehnnics-
VILE, N. Y, March II, 1858
Mr. n F. Hagsn: have used Heinaseet's Hair Coloring
for three and have fsund excellent article
It not only restored the color Of hair giving new life and
strength but cured myself and wife obstinate erup
on the scslp which nothing else seemed to benefit
fully believe it to be the best article in use.
Yours, respectfully,
KNOWLTON ROWLAND.
Remember that this result produced by Hestreets In
nitnbe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere
W. e. HAGAN T. CO. Proprietors Troy, NJ Y.
Sold By j. WRIGHT CO., 81 Isl Gharres street New
Orleans feI6 2pIm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

.SSI's. EWs'3.eFE,
SUCCESSOR To MRS. BANNIsTER1
--lmpnrer Of
straw and Silk Bonnets and Fancy F,oo,Is
AILLLREh AND DEESSHAKER
ms 2plm No. lac CANAL STREET,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-16

sSs- Purify Your rRioot-grnntirctf1's Pills
WARRANTED CURE FEVER AGuE.The effect Of purg-
ing with Branreh's Pills is restore the health no
fo what be suffering. They all puri-
ties from the and they have the power Of expul.
sion nRsm, poisonous of vegetables or
any poisonous exhaaons breaed man whatever In
fact if the blood poisoned impure impure blood re-
suits in disease
Brandres Pills though innocent bread yet they ara
pabe of Purifying the blood and curing disease So her
all kinds OF eyrs all asthnas eaarhs pain
rul affections or every kind.
Price 25 per box Principal Oce 29i Canal street
New York. Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos q and l51
Charss street. and by all respectable dealers medicines
E1,Q2ox
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syALlFoRNIA AND BAN FRANCISCO CITY COUPONS
~ bought by AUGUST BELMONT CO., No. u Wall

MONEY TO L0AN-0N BOND AND MORTGAGE. AP.
wi ply at the office OF North American Fire Insurance Com
pany, No. 6 Wall street
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ARRIVED


steamship jamestown. skinner. KIcamcpd. folk &C,
Win sns 81 M Ri 70 Ls1% nsn sos and sand
Head aIs Win assee q sale 30. Pas been 10 days
:. ss % 5 Ne lon s nsa R bss S p
s = ss o sss fT o M" sa @
sp Taorn' x0ns Aysrpoo FsS q With %a Ds and and
Sn s March - sss s r,S
ssss a,ta Y
s1sa shp se rom se@ for
a s e. M .s n osa
Marha; March 30 lat A. lon 81 b4'k Arthur Ehts tr9m
gAes blowing SAILS Sd inst had hurricane from
mov1ng avs, new main topsal, the ship laying with po
Has been anchor in the Lower Bay for
IN ballast TO sesnuh sous
al s sar SGys wS S &c sss
BARK sampede Lewis Messina a days with fruit &c, TO
nlfRs espe
ssI f a Of sna for ~ no T.
Brig Alert SBI Of wexford coesy, New Ross 81 DAYS IN
trm TIE man topsayard OVERHEARD and was .ostaeowng
f. Jaw ais%s.sd bark Ss courses and nam say Sc,
rhaps the Br bark Msnsano, with OF the crew Of
brs TGsep.iss GorV Barosa opsr,o 4. days with sa,
Brig Asnlae I.sianl F,ero, sessaa 81 days. Gibraltar
March 2, with fruit, Chamberlain Phelps Has had very
Brig circassan tof Backsporp Hagsn Msssina, ian 70
ns o ssion and .s SSfh her aa March s.
lon q 80 spoke Org Fisher OR from Newpor Tor
ndsgspssnes BE snsr s. Thomas a y 2 in
March 80 as 80 81, Ion II 2 spoke orig Orient OF ficsou
Brig Esasrs Arroyo Pr March a. win
EasSess. Teornd,ks ior sew YORK Brig Robin Sasae'
srs l1Ps spoke
swept sails leaking badly, but wanted
Joseph gsgs OF gSsos Park css ss March q
with bngs Kentucky and Henry Matthews. both for New
Bng Kentucky: Carver Cardenas Il days with and
n.olasses TO alsn caryer& chase Passed brig Ambrose
Light hence bound in Has been days OF Haeras with
GOV 5pISD Tnsmo5s A,sySs pR Va Salinas
spoke big King Bird Tor turks Island
aass
sehr issbel Alberto roeksI. Wilmington, sc, days
sT s cne1 Edlds May ysoia '0' D''0H
ichr John rway, Inman, Virginia
schr Harrington, Robinson Virginia.
Schr Avon Woodmanson Virginia
scsr Angela, Hardy, Baltimore
schr Jesse Williams Jr, Wmsmore Philadelphia for Bos-
schr Hendrick Hudson Hall, Philadelphia for Boston.
scsr ManI onss Asa, sayan smyrna, H.. Del days
schr s lockwood, Trett Camden, del, days.
scSr HAZARD Bhhara EiiaaSsueors Sor Hartford
es RSm x s. osianS aaSs days
3 sohr Gertrude Horton Peneicton Rockiand, 6 days
schr Benjamin Wills Grant winierport, Me- 9 says for
siosD james Bu,ler. Gelane. Virginia,
Steamer Boston CROKER. Philsdeiphia-
Steamer Penguin. Williams. Providence.
Steamer Jersey Blue. Chadsey. Newport.
BELOW.
Ship yestalinden SO days from Newcastle pilot boat
Brig senj Carver, from Cumberland Harbor.-By pilot
Dsvid MITCHELL Nos.
Wind al sunset ssE.
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A oaEAr EMBROIDERY AND RIBBON
,xo,,x.x,, "a 2. s "a Il Hisssh avenue
,psnns from saoOn sAiss saa closing out o. Importers
BARGAINS IN RIBBONS.
4. KD.sys S T~R,ns R s,sSos: 8
Al Kinzsy's, kioh Plaid Ribbons, Ia e.
At Kinzey's, Rich Bonnet Ribbons, 12lsc
A hiDzey's, Rieh Bonnet Ribbons, l5C lsc
A k kn1:y: s spras Dress bss:: f. n
STRAW BOENETB
4 KK,a.sy,:, S sssw ss ssssss
At KinzeyS s.faw Bonnets, Doc $50
AT KiIxcS's Straw Bonnets, 7se., $50
al Knzeys all the styles STRAW, Neapoltan and Leg
At Kinssys splendid assortment snk, Grape and Fancy
Al RinHeys, Pattern as Bonnets for the trade
a knzsS All The VIE FarSso Il yx,ao,nrn,xs
BARGAINS IN LACE n sRS9f IN pAspKgRcHIzrs
Kinney bas lob Lot Of HansterehIe.s 81
S 5Ss E LOT S 9E S SS1t4ks s. &c. g.
ISs E ST S Fl s4 LINEN e ss y e e
;ss sIsSsd the CITY,
Opening 90 '''':$;' $$:E rs
kDzy s iPs sp @ sps Cotton S
cells Ss n ana and Ssst Tape Working
,6 SS,Cns g 81 h s ss &c. Fancy Goods Of all kinds
ladies' sSss Hose ss ns ss Gloves
sis ss Hose Hose e. Fine Fine G Gsun.sss
Gents Hose re, I5c. LADIES' heavy silk Gloves, 25c.
kinssy has s,sh french Flowers n,.,,v
Kinney .ells flowers a Sc, &C., &C ne spray.
A't GOODS D' OF ALL KINDS At wMSLEsALE, CHEAP.
Between Twenty r1s and aad twenty We ss
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INSTRUCTION.
GOLDsMITH'S
ACADEMIES OF
,NANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING,


A ' soLDsMITTs
81 sD Twenty
BrooalynSo Is Cour. street Hamilton Buildings oppo-
HOURS OF yss5SSc I'm xRTGIso, BOOK
a sSis: sst ( y .aa "a q'sioss, Pm
AbesutifuI GEM Of engraved Pepmanshp. fac sime O
the auhor dwrnR printed in colos and god prc'
Copy Boks-coF,eiang simles OF the authors hand
with ample ssreen price 10 cents Of writing
lessons In three days.
man. expression hsideas with the lime
Ss By burglar must in the course G life time be Nos
community while the opportupitiea Of profitable employ,
compa5ed With the chances 81 so and awEwar penman
short lady gentleman who in these days q cheap
msnd Of The nstrSa ent whish is tie Of
eepe as pehSd the sae and Unlikely 10 oysfe IL These
Facts ndspuaoe undeniabls and when \ known as
short Of oy S in
own interest charges moderate the none he
eminent patiic men and united thousands
Of pupils as ss hi q .rs
It safely asserted that the siude who has passed
msns dolRssrrMs Writing iooms Broad Way, wi Be
sb within few days after entering any counting house 70
abihmsn and carry out Ia prattios with and
despatch. lhe whereof operation viii be
explained and lusiIaed the pupil win be gound
ed in the objects and OF all he called
perform; the most ample cal utaons Will be brought
within the of his and common sense and Tor al
that his memory affair OF routine he
viii be enabled TO furnish philosophical exposition iha
qualified the student sill be fit for position in which the
incumbent required 10 record and verify the OF
OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH.
The home Journal says:n profession there IL
cognized leading whose emios is 50 decided
that nobody calls in question those who teach the
art Oliver b. Gold ninth JUS that ndspuisbly eminent
person and recognized head Of the profession .
advise tbofe who wish improve their haniwrng to
bear in mind that there not place IN the world The
penmansbip acquired either agceaoy
more expedousy, than at the establishment OF Mr.. cod
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~ SIXTH AVENUE s asR o sSsfSsrsrH STREET
BOUGHT ,sS
'---'N sao S5s All FFSdEs: THAN
se Breakfast se,s sleeves Bands Founcnss and
fanis Dresses embroidered Handkerchief
G Insn
and misses linen cambrc plain emsroderet
gsndsIchleis pnssppls gents .t Handtsr
nadine collars sane and Siaci lace coaIs and Sets black
Grapes fancy lace fancy lace sleeves and imitation
Isess smyIna cros6s. Lace; sapsIs
ard pointe sppqge Collars real and s,ion 5srbes and
ses and M ana lace Ms:
Tape ''""'"s Sos s' Eofs v''''. Rulings &c
sv,,v, nan 40 ,TLoN LOTS IN RIBBONS
bons Velvet Ribbons Belt ribbons corded and satin edge
sons Bonnet snis Msrsene Silks Bonnet Grapes Crochet
r ps.s S ss IL R1sRss 4T, re- r Eaons &C.
.n,,ss6 ISIs II hosIEsy SIsSyEs 5e 49,, o ~
snd and aSss
s Id sbSd & dos Isle
and Guantes silk Gloves and Quantities. In endless variety
The CHEAPEST LINE OF HOSIERY, &c, IN THE
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
LADIES' snd MISSES Tucked and Embroidered Skirts;
Ladies aud MISSES Aneu and Muslin Drawers Chinese,
Night Dresses, Corssts and sacks Childs Cloaks Sacks
THIS CHEAPEST LINE PARAsoLs AND SUN UNBREL.
LAS IN THE CRY
SELECTED STOCK OF
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS. Roses, Tabs Ruches, Bonnet
Frames. Head Dresses Dress Gaps Hair Nets Crochet
Nets infants Caps resl and imitation lace Infants Ruches
Drss Fans Fancy Hair Pins Fancy Dress Combs Gilt
JOB LcTs IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS &C
shrtins Nnsns a. g. 81 04 Brown and Besched Sheet.
ings Shngs and Bosom Lners Linen Bosoms and Cuffs
Linen lawns Linen cambrfcs Birdseye Linens Dotted
Linens, Linen Diapers, Towels CrAshss Lining Csmb1cs
Psper Cambrics Sie'eas: Jaccons Cambrcs and Musns
Jones smbcs OH; Linen Damssts Table Co'hs Napkins
Inns. Erisuts Marseiiles India Twed Muslins Ballard
Vale other fne Flsnnels Gauze Fannes Check Cam
trics striped Cembrics Tdys Black silks Toilet Quilts,
Toilet Covers, Dini,ys, Curtain Laces vesbue Lsces.
Lace curtains DiaPery Musns Dotted Figured and Plaid
Sviss Musna Nottingham Drapetss, Nottingham Curtains,
8A " bite Organizes. Tariaiane~, Esmereldas &c.
YANKEE NOTIONS CHEAPll
American Pns-hnglish pns-Best make Needles-Crochet
Needles Hair Teeth and Nail Observation-Disclosures
Combs-bu ;tons-1spes-Brsd Fans scassors shears
Sp oil Cn,tonspool siikSewnG sk6addiers aud Embroi
derry sik-Needle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Portemonnaies-
Hooks and Eyss-w haiebones Hairpnsshoe tAces-Cor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bkds-Pear Buttons, &C. &c
100 dozen OF ws known Paris Kid Gloves, SIC pair,
equal in quality TO any glove imported
Aprii8
Balance OF catalogue next week.
Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street