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SECESSION on LOUISIANA.

The representatives of the people of Louisiana,
in Convention assembled, have discharged the
principal duty for which they were chosen, in
repeating the Ordinance by which the State be-
came member Of the Federal Union, and declar-
ing her free, sovereign, and independent Com.
monwenlth.
BY vote almost unanimous, and with calm dig
nifty and firm purpose, Louisiana resumes her dele
gated powers, and escapes from Union in which
she felt that she could longer remain with honor
to herself or her sister States of the South.
The act was done with no unseemly haste, nor
with any exhibition of unnatural passion The
issue of 9 immediate secession by separate State
action" was distinctly made before the people !:
and the people decided in favor of immediate
secession by eecting an overwhelming majority
in its favor to the Convention. In thus promptly
executing the popular will, the Convention has en-
titled itself to the gratitude and confidence of the
whole people of Louisiana.
Inc news OF the secession was received in this
city with perfect furore of enthusiasm Guns
Numbered forth from the foot Of Canal street,
hags were flung to the breeze in every quarter,
and at night many houses, public and private were
brilliantly Illuminated. Every one seemed to
breathe more freely, every ones heart beat with
more rapid and pleasurable pusation, and the
determination was everywhere eyinced to defend
the sovereignty of Louisiana, come what might,
and IN the face of every obstacle.
Ii there remained any doubt Of the disruption
and disintegration of the Union, the secession of
louisiana has settled the question. The State
which holds the mouth of the great sc inland sea-
| OF the North American contnent-the State which
contains within its limits the leading commercial
city of the SouthweSt-the State which eyDorts the
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~ T'IsE EBIToR or THE CREseEsT takes the first
opportunity, since his return to the city TO renew
~ the members Of the Convention his acknowedg-
ments for The honor done him in his unanimous
selection as Printer to that body.
Regarding bis election as an endorsement of his
course in the recent canvass, it is more valuable
and more Gathering than it would be under or
binary circumstances.
70 the full appreciation Of this distinction he
begs leave to ada the expression Of his determi.
natton that the duties Of the Office shall be faith
fully discharged anu that the Sovereignty of Louis
lana, as represented by the Convention, shall be,
e the best ef his ability, defended and upheld.
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THE Great Cgexis.voasx,,f.

MADAME LABLANCH, unquestionably has established
reputation in this city which she may well fes proud The
public and the press unanimous all Mime
Laanch is absolutely the only nau'a wonderful Spirit Wis
ionist that has existed within the memory Mime
LaBanchs of revealing the Past Present and Future
grand sublime searching and truthful She may be
called the Wonder of the nineteenth century Horoscopes
Charts of Life written at the shortest notice. by simply knowing
date of birth All letters of inquiry promptly
MADAME LLBLANCH
Residence No. % Baronne street. Poydras and Per
dido Streets ja9 2plm
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ANNIVERSARY or THE YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS. This commendable society win cele-
brate its eighth anniversary on morrow evening,
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at the McGehee Methodist
Church, ondelet street, by variety of interest
ing ceremonies and religious exercises. The Rev.
AZ p. Mccoy Will deliver the annual address, and
the musical part Of the ceremonies will be under
fhs direction IF Mrs. White. A programme Of the
proceedings will be found in another column.
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BALL on THE WAsHIsGroN ARTILLERY
Board Of Managers Of this ball give notice through
our columns this morning that no servants will be
admitted on the evening of the ball. This is wise
arrangement 10 prevent confusion and crowding in
the dressing rooms, and we hope ladies invited will
Bear II in mind. Competent and polite servants
WITH be in attendance in numbers sufficient to
ensure every possible comfort to the guests.
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GILHAMas MILITARY MASUAL.- This work il
considered BIZ competent authority to be the best
system of military tactics yet published. and we
learn will be adopted as the text book by many of
our best drilled companies. Mr.. George Ellis,
bookseller, on Old Leyee street, opposite the Post
Office adyertises this morning that he has received
supply of this book. Persons desiring copies
should cali All once
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EKEEDoM's TEAg.-Mr. P. P. werlein, No. S
Camp street. has kindly laid upon our table piece
Of music entitled Freedoms Tear reyerie for
the piano, BIZ Prof Won La Haehe of this city, and
dedicated TO Miss Bette Mahan. Tho popularity
sf VIE compositions Of Prof. La Haehe will recon-
mend the piece 10 the lovers of music
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Home ISsg6asa O1a4E.
HERR1NG's SAFES ONCE MORE.

E RINGS SAFES ONCE MORE.
NEW ORLEANS, December lS 1860
MeSsrs Herring & Co ~ ~
Genemen-1n the fire which evening of the
7h inst the store of Mr. E. Bessey Poydras street ROM
suming the buding with all its contents undersigned had
one of your Fire Proof Safes.
Upon examining the after exposure of ever elve
hours to the most intense heat contents were found tn m II;
we'll preserved condition, and have pleasure in Tins
adding my testimonial to the many you have already received
relative to the reproof qualities of your CHAMPION
am, gentlemen, yours, respectfully
EDWARD C. CARTWRIGHF,
A G AIN: II
MeSsrs. Herring Co., New York: ~ - low
entlemen-My books and papers completely saved in
one of your ATENT CHAMPIONS the Poydras street
on the evening of he 7o December The Safe fell from b
second story building hot fire. 1t has given
great satisfaction and have every your Patent
Champion Safes n RTEssEv
HERR1NGs PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, though so
often tested never fail their contents al4 2potf
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no 1'Aae q hampton OF the World There
VII y found 1t No 81 Canal Of The cele-
bratsd $40 ~ ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES The ony real
soatbafn soil made Machine III New Orleans
ta2i mimi Ms. HEDRIGK Agent
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@afe ASxf ssKa eHGs keaeNea nv that sseixcacy
many for the means 10 alleviate
satsr'ng esd save Has checton obsased ii the ease
acriplen Of aass Clarke Physician to the Queen ot Eng
ann and ven known 70 the only ana ssfe remedy for
female and suy aausas They
50 pills, post 81
sad W. postaEen stamps TO any agent
General shs United atas JOB NOSES Roehsstsr
Ys,g. RIGHT CO., New orieans wholesale Aeena
ma spid by NJ ssspeasahls Dru9ese faa qn1yspy
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70 Mans. GaprelI's brInIant and world
reputation truly Natural IS but The con-
q the aastefiug success which has attended
hand HE learned and from the Intelligent from
The scientific and fa The philosopher The sick and from
tae s she ias received the highest aaften
Al heself n Ali should consult her If
c sot ca' eHfed No disease her
4 medicines II must gige way.
js2ss pit l27 cusToMHousE sTREET
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YEeAss sEcosD BALL.-The second Of Professor
Vegas popular fancy dress balls for children viii
come of on Thursday, the It'll of February next.
Every preparation has been made to make this
even more agreeable than those which have pre-.
ceded II. We hope everybody will give their
children an opportunity on this occasion to enjoy
nnnst M :.
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Notice to Ae9eEaSCEi0sas.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25 1861.
Ed CrescenIn view of the present alarming crisis in
political affairs which evidently indicates civil Strife
noble and gallant State has bravcIy
of her Constitutional rights wond beg leave through your
valuable paper propose the organization Company
posed exclusively Of Kentuckan and residents of the city
New Orleans who will hold readiness in any
emergency protect the "loved home
tain the sovereignty of Louisiana
Amy kentuckan wishing to unite with u.s. will please call
IS Magazine street Saturday Monday Tuesday and Wenes
day evenings, between and o'clock P. N.
jr26 2p4t kENTUCklAN.
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Har We are again indebted to the gentlemen Of
Adams Express, Mr.. McKeever ana his obliging
assistants, for latest papers from all points Of the
snn,nass
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asr xerringss Patent Chamf sIon Krare ana
Burglar Fsoof NJ 5z and street. New o
leaus 8883E5 A JIM
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sAs1is sVssE1a u hAinnfHy. ~ $croon Lake, Es-
\ seK teHnfs7 N X, February d 1858.
Vim " E5agan. Troy n. Dear Sir Having ased Your
of Restorative having been much pleased
viz "A lake pleasure in making the following statement
ne effects Of severe at Of sickness about eight
se seAfs q ny aireomrieneed turning grey and 50 CON
r. r9g perfectly white b4ing very harsh
a iasf summer reached MY ffty,thi year when
sndneed NJ friend to purchase bottles Of Helm
~ yo eonlaenead using ii
q snd II few days Was surprised 10 and
from sie aaps outward was turning back To its
Sus Il q continued % grow mill was 81 trllly
M sssy s y ss before my youthful days and is
u ncw flll ygs4ssaed II lis original color.
WYI.A SEAMAN.
ssssx epalss Aya Seaman came before ms and ss
dSis ssef Esd tas The statement is OH
esss 81 Feb;uasy. z8as
20 III ~ OTTER Justice Of the Peace
that produced ~ einastresta IN
iasaai xl1 selabIe HAN Restorative
kslSe tQ assstg nd "a d bGttses sold esersEhcFs
Il NJ E HAnAA a. CO.. Proprslars Tfey M Y.
Af9's y ofs u enst ISL chasttss tsrsst, New
& iaEs a9sm4W
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aa SEHsay inst ct " o'clock A. NJ, Capt AUGUs-
4 Ius " IsItiH sged 81 years
HIS friends and respectfully invited
fanesa this morning. lU5 ocieck from The residence Of
Capt n = No 425 Royal street. Third Distr
On Sunday 9th inst. " O'Clock r. NJ MARIE oDEIR
years And \ inuuas. - ~
The friends and Of bh families
aetd har funeral without further notice this afternoon at
oeiock from ss residence Of her mother Rampant
street. oE ST Peter.
On sandaT, The q 4. inst, at o'clock r, ", JOSEPH B.
FLfsASAN fSs Of Richmond, VA.
This friend IF fbe family ward. and those OF D. p
Icea e attend the funeral This day clock
A NY from ie residence Of lie former, III Annnnalaon
street.
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gew ersus Taly gresn onday sprn,ma gaaus 90, 1861

Sgell, Orltxus DaiIa I
1Me sacrsssce sttu potsag on
BR A-SEIl-AIA HTyS-
Being necessarily compelled to raise certain sum of money
have made
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS
in the prica of nearly everything in the store order to OBJ
tain the requisite amount
ST L X =
That have been selling rapidly for at 65 to
70 cents I now offer for 80 cents per yard.
q I l. IA Is
That have been selling yards for So yards
for Sl0
- I T. E& =
That met with ready SALE three weeks ago at SIS and $50
now sell for sl2 50, FULL. DRESS.
200 yards BLACK SATIN DE CHINE, T5c-Worth 81 25.
ALI my
PLAIN BLACK SILKS
VIII be sold TEN PER CENT Less than Invoice Price
Real Irish Poplims,
rs cents yard Worth 81 50.
Sd ALL WOOL CAsBMEREs.. Soc a yard-Worth 81 25
An enormous stock Of
HANDKE HERS,
Consisting Of
Gents All Linen Coored Borderea audkechcs at 81 % per
dozen-Worth 81
Ladies' All Linen Tape Bordered handkerchief 81 per Dozen
Worth ST.
Ladies' Linen Hestitched Handkerchief 50 per dozen
Worth S.
Ladies' Ali Linen Embroidered HandkerciefS 75c ST. and
81 5O-Worth 81 50, 81 and IS 50.
1. A Rich Assortment Of
LACES AND EmBRoIDERIEs,
-Embracing-
COLLARS, from 70 cents.
CHEMIsE TRIMMING AND EMBROIDERED SETS, for
Nghgowns--Hal Price.
Embroidered Jaconet Sets at 81 2s-worth So So
Embroidered Swiss Sets at 81 25-Worth s..
Maltese Lace Sets, at 81 25-Worth So 50.
Valencie nnes Lace Sets, GeaD at s2-Worth So.
"A large lot Of
REAL yALENcIENNE EDG1NG, at l5c per yarl-worth
IS cents.
300 yards BONNET RIBBONS c per yard-worth 40 to &c.
100 FRENCH CORsETs, Open Fronts S5c.-worth 81 So
10 dozen KID GAUNTLETs 81 Is pair-worh g.
600 All Linen SHIRT FRONTS, 30c.-worth &c.
just received, large lot Of
Very Handsome Velvet Beaver CIoels,
RICH SILK BURNoUs,
twenty-five per cent. less than Original Cost.
Two Hundred and Fifty shawls,
LONG AND SQUIRE,
MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY,
To close consignment
sS-They are offered at "a 81 each.
J. A. BRAsELMAN,
jas 2p6t corner Magazine and St. Andrew streets.
N. E7iRet,
ANAL STREE T...........122
Touro Building
Has just received large stock Of
Pelican Buttons,
FOLD BRAID AND BULLION FRINGE, suitable for Nil,
ary Trimming.
Es-orders taken for all deliver on the
hortest notice
FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS!
AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
RIBBONs-Of Every Description.
Ladies' WORK BONES and WRITING DESKS.
Ladies' and Cent? DRESSING GASES.
TOILET sETs-Every Description.
worry Pearl, Shell and Amber COMBS.
FANS, from lOc. mp to 800 piece.
MUSIC BOXES, of every price.
Chldren's CARRIAGES, HORSES,
And very large stock Of TOYS
E All of these goods will be sold at VERY REDUCED
RICEs ja2S 2p,f
Shirts at VVT0g' Prices!
ENTS' ENTERTAINMENTS AT WAR PRICES!! I! |
CEavats and Gloves Mt War Prices!
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MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1851.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

asFdaet ssah Co sen lo4s o'clock on Nepoenc street
hetNesH Liberty aald Howard. furniture, &c.
McCerren Landry sell at II O'clock Masonic Hail.
5srtFd faaex stoas. escs
N ataesy sas Il o'clock a No Ievee street house
Ak hold faFnaee. etc
~ III sykes sss ~ ncocl Leyee foot of Common
street, damaged cotton.
Pa aars Id under heads psse
-sHERIFFas SALES
g. r. Parker, Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans sells 105s
O'Clock, of Magazine and ST. streets
groceries Also Il o'clock, City Hotel valu
nhts p,sperty in Tho Second District.
AF-Ssaricuiars I'D vertisement on 9Th page
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saiEeasfio7a, U'OEssas8ecss j.!

GILHAM'S MILITARY MANUAL.
supply of Fifty Copies of this complete comprehensive
Instruction Volunteers Militia
by Coils Bragg and Hebert just received and for sale by
GEO. ELLIS, Bookseller,
Old Levee, opposite Post.oniee,
jas 2ps And 20 Commercial Place.
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MILITARY.

The subscribers offer for sale, Mt Low PRICES,
$500 UNDRESS MILITARY UNIFORMS
As adopted by the
MILITARY BOARD OF LOUISIANA.
Companies fitted at TWENTY-FOUR HOURS notice.
N. C. FOLGER & SON,
jazz 2E6t Magazine and Gravier SITS.
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.'vFese's CIOsFltpsq! .ages.,s CloShiae0!


.1Hen's Clothing! .agess's Clothing!
FURNISHING GOODS
AT COST!
GREAT REDUCTIoN IN PRICES!
After this date, January lst will offer large and
choice of Mems Clothing and Furnishing Goods Mt
extremely for CASH to suit tho times which will
give all persons chance secure an outfit for small
outlay An examination of the prices of respect
fully solicited.
FALL AND WINTER. 1851.
SO UTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
&c, rs ana 80 st. Charles street,
CORNER OF COMMON.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, By
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
r26, q and 80 St. Charles street. Common.
ja26 2p2t
BOys' Clothing at Cost!
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED,
From this date, January ls offer at grca. reduc-
tor for CASH, large Fashionable Stock of Youths
Boys and clrens Clothing. Parents, Guardians and others
will find this opportunity to fit their Boys at a
ing expense, Ill goods in the Boys Clothing Depart
mon will be marked down unusually low. An examination Of
the prices of Stock is respectfully solicited
Boys Clothing Emporium,
2s................sT. CHARLES STREET .........2 Is
Between Canal and Common streets.
This Store is exclusively for
Youths, Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing,
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Wholesale and Retail, by
L. W. LYONS & CO.,
&C. % and 80 St. Charles street. corner of Comron
ja26 2p2i
Perfection Of Eight!
COAL OIL AND LAMP s.!
just Received Mt the
Great Southern Lamp and Oil
I'M L ORR NJ
CHARITIES STREET. ............6
A MAGN1FICENr STOCK OF
COAL OIL LAMPS,
American and Bohemian Manufacture, comprising
ELEGANT PARLOR LAMPS,
CHAMBER AND KITCHEN LAMPS,
SUSPENSION AND SIDE LAMPS, and
CHANDELIERS FOR COAL OIL.
Rendering assortment which the ony complete one
in this city and larger than combined equal in av
cry respect to any in the United States and a our
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
presenting al opportunity securing these unr
vailed ilumaators at prices which place them the
reach of ALL
Also on hand, large supply of all the best
KEROSENE, PARAFFINE AND COAL OILS,
ParafHue Candles. he
Vt
Solar, Lard Oil Fluid LAMPS and everything apper,
tanning to the Lamp and Oil Trade
For sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
II. C. COVERT,
Successor 10 Artemon Hill.
n. B-The greatest inducements offered the trade.
ja26 2ptf
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military Tactics,
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE
WAR DEPARTMENT..
INSTRUCTION TN FIELD ARTILLERY.


INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY.
Prepared by Board of Artillery Officers. vol l2mo 81 80
WAR DEPARTMENT, March G. 1860.
The system OF instruction for Field Artillery prepared ny
Beard of Light Artillery Officers pursuant to orders from this
Department having been approved by the President is mere
with published for the information and government oil Inc
Army.
All exercises, and parade not embraced
in this SYST prohibited in the Light Artillery and those
herein prescribed will be strictly observed.
JOHN b. FLOYD, Secretary of War.
II.
HARDEEs TACTICS.
Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics the and
of troops when acting light Infantry ridenen.
Prepared under the direction of the War Department by
Brovet Lieutenant Colonel W. j. IIardee United States
Army. In two volumes. VOL I-SchooS Of the Solder
and Company; Instructions for skrmlshors. VOL Il
School Of the Battalion. 81 CO.
III.
CAVALRY TACTICS
Published BY order OF the War Department First Psr-school
the Trooper of the Platoon, and of the Squadron, Dis
mounted Second Par-School OF the Trooper of the Pa-
toon and of the Squadron Mounted. Third Part-Evos-
tons of Regiment. Three vols. lSmo s. rs.
McCLELLAN's BAYoNET EXERCISES.
Manual Bayonet ExecisesPepared for the use of the
Army OF the United States. BY George B. Mcclellan, Cap
tain First Regiment Cavalry u a. Printed by of
the War Department. One vol. Svo 81 %.
J.B. L1PPINCOTT & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
RCopies of tie above works will be by mail post paid
receipt of the price by the Publishers ja23 2p6;
Fkpbpp.E ssSF&Skp
WOULD AGAIN INFhRM HIS FRIENDS,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,
That his assortment Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'B FURNISHING GOODS,
Is New, Large and Complete embracing every article in
his line Of trade.
R9~Cti2ens and Strangers calling at his
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel,
viii find everything suitable their wants. manufactured
and selected with great care MAGNIFICENCE and taste
ROBERT PITKIN,
nl7 2pf 10 and Is Camp street.
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- I L X =

That with ready sale three weeks at S25 and $50
I now sell for Sl2 so, FULL DRESS.
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SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
Boots, Shoes aasd BrogGas,
AT W OIL ES A L K .

Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS, Russell
bhoGANS Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Gampeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
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q l. IA Is
That have selling IA yards for s0 offer Is yards
for $40.
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we secrsfsce sslM Goa.ag O,e
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS

in the price nearly everything in the Store order to OBJ
tain The requisite amount
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Use Coat OIL:
WHY'S Because it is thu cheapest and light use rs
will be from the following table
To produce the Of light as from
ONE GALLON COAL OIL at 81 g.
1t vii require
gallons Burning FLUID, 80c.................s Sc 10
22i Sperm OH, at 81 75....................... 81
2s5 Lard OIL at 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Is pounds Sperm Candles, 45c................. 10
221S Star :. at 3Oc........................6 "A
Persons who wish try satisfy themselves as to its
value will find large stock OF LAMPS and n continued
supply of the OIL, at
No. 2s COMMERCIAL PLACE,
In purchasing Lamps, that you have good BURNER
and good CHIMNEY either being imperfect de.
stroys the value of the Lamp.
Use Mcrrin's Patent Burner
And the
FRENCH GLASS CHIMNEY,
Which stands the greatest of heat without breaking.
Always on hand
KEROSENE AND COAL OILS,
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers.
SOUTHERN MADE PARAFFINE CANDLES
most beautiful article greatly sqpecr cheaper than
WAX or SPERM.
R~Ca and examine the stock and prices which have been
GREATLY REDUCED!
S. ". MOVES,
ja25 2p5t No. % Commercial Place N 0.
GeaatIessee1G's Furnishing Goods.
JUST RECEIVED
large invoice of Linen and Cotton SHIRTS from Charves
Mandatory Paris.
Also
A beautiful assortment of Embroidered Plain Bosoms
Collars CraEas, HRndkerchiers ETC.
LION & ANDREE,
81 and Sc Royal street,
jail 2ptf of Benvie.
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.Ftsst Rc Sold |!
OUR LARGE sTocB

BUSINESS COATS !...... BUSINESS COATS !!
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Hats. Caps, etc., at Wholesale.
We constantly receiving assortment Of Silk
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
iy12 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street. New Orlepnr
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a-Copes of the above works will by mail post paid
on receipt OF the price by the Publishers. ja23 2p6: