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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-14
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 for the District Of Louisiana No, gOIO-By VIZ
tue Of a writ Of yenditoni e1ponas 10 me directed
the above entitled suit viii proceed 10 sell 70
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, the eight
eeuth day of March, 1s6s st twelve t12 o'elstk
Nj a. entrance to Oustomhonse building, "a
Old Eevee street.
The Steamer NEW IRA, her Tackle, etc. as e.
rSw t.es = TIC i7t ztT1z, opposite tbs 80
United stateA Treasury notes
united States Marshsl's O61oe, New OrlsarG
NTH day Of March, 1858 y. ]. HEBRON Fl
No. 630-mh6 10 IA rs United States Marshal
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Allison ~ Davis ". Lewis AEntthesTnlh CO.
ElOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW on.
H leaneNo. l7 feQ-b b. virtue Of writ Of dnr tacs
TO me directed BY the honorable the F-gth Distrilt
Court Of Now Orleans In the above entitled cause,
will proceed 10 sell a. public auction the premises
hereinafter dosignatt1, on SATURDAY, the 3siA
day Of March, 1865, ~ o'ciaek p A.
Einsty-dve ,9b FLOWS. more OF Less now stored
in the Boston WdfehouHe on Lgflgette street. nstf
Megazne aFeet IN the First District Of this city.
: 4sizadin the above suit
GEOB9R W. AVERY
mh3elt Sheriff o. the Parish Of 0rlaans,
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mhl4lt Sheriff Of The Parish Of orltai
2. n hIIoton V. 4. AIIlbert.


THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
4 leans No. p, tos-By .virtue Of 4 writ q hsn
facias 10 me directed by the Honorable Tie
Third District Court Of New Orlsana. in Shs
above entitled cause. ] viii proceed 70 sell .
public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange, Royal stEeet, botWeen Canal Eng
Custnmhonse streets. IN the second DISTRICT Of ths
city, on. TUESDAY, tho thirty first day OF Maren,
iese q Y o'clock ~, the following Described prop
* dERTAIM LOT OF GROUND. toeuther viii
the buildings and improvements thereon, and Al
privileges and servitades theraupto belonging, stp.
ate in the Second District Of this city, In the squa
bounded BY Toulouse, Franklin, TFame streets, and
Canal Carondeet Walk desiEuatdd AZ the nulnhef
tgu and forming the corner Of Toulouse and Frank
LIN streets, and measuring in French measure, forl
three feet front on Franklin street b. one HUNDRED
feet in depth, and front On T0u3opee. street.
Being tho same property acquired By Attendant
BY Purchase from Joseph lsdore DqPouilly ala
Louis Gagnet, as p8r act passed before Il. Y
Cuyellier Notary Public in this ciiy,on the anti
day Of February, 1854 h
Seized in the above suit -s....
GEO. W. AVERY,
fs2anhlt a = sheriff of me parish Of 0rlesrA
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D0AE Es-.A 9Ea4EEEai&N AND WIFE OF
~ sHc single gentlemen can be nccommodAtse
With q Comfortably Furnished Front Room ana
Board II DfiVai9 family At lef IeTpschore street
bstseen psytania and Coliseum. mil Nv
1S00EH AUW HBAWW.-- PLEASANT
~ Rooms and Board FOR families and single gsn,
temaa can b obtAinsd ex immediate applioation q
i03 AHIia atfqnt iasa
lAToIAMAAL BLANKS, xsAWKERs'
PRINTED q th1 Office q % RspahHcan. No. 81 8
lnetI14 street,
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AUCTION SALES,


PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION
or Az
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOOKS.
-coMfBlsne-
UPWARD OF THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUMES
-oF-
LITERARY,
AND CLASSICAL
WORKS, IN PROSE AND POETRY.
In Great Variety Of Binding, and Handsomely
Illustrated.
woRKs or SCIENCE AND ART
In Medicine. Law, Agriculture, Mechanics
Manufactures. Chemistry, Astronomy,
Geology, Botany, Theology. etc.
ELEMENTARY AND EDUCATIONAL BOOKS,
OF Great Variety,
OF THE MOST POPULAR AUTHORS.
TOGETHER wITz 4 GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
STATIONERY AND OTHER ARTICLES
Usually found n Bookstores.
THIS BEING THE STOCK OF THOMAS L.
WHITE, IN BANKRUPTCY,
Surrendered and Sold sor the benefit Of his
ORE TORS,
By order OF E. f. NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE.
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Without Reserve.
RY @. Z. GIRARDEY d co. AUCTION.
'eers, Office No. II Exchange Place
"WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH MARCH, AT Z
o'clock P. M, we will commence the sale Of
the above described stock. and continue nightly
thereafter at the hour until closed out at the
store No. 10 Royal. between Canal and Customhouse
streets.
This is an unusual Opportunity of selecting books
at purchasers' own prices to fill and supply
Libraries.
Terms-cash in United States Treasury notes, be-
fore delivery.
By order of e. E. Norton, general assignee in the
bankruptcy Of Jacob Barker Esq. iasl
c. II. GIRARDEY CO.,
mh7 I'd Auctioneers
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FIFTH DIsPRIo-

N I c H E L I'D A L
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Resolped, That we hereby repudiate it as
the organ Of our party and Of this commit
tee, and appoint the New Orleans REPUB-
LIcAN as the organ of our party and Of this
committee.
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= Adopted almost unanimously
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pY O.E.GIRARDEYS ~ Co, Auctloneers.
u oHioe No II Exchange Fiaco-WkDNFSDAY.
18th March, 1869, at lO,s O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold
at public auction. at tie Brick Store, No 1856 Poy-
dFas street, between CArondslet and Baronne
streets
THE THREE STOCKS OF DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING AND FANCY ARTICLES belonging
respectively to the bankrupt estates Of Messrs
Charles RiDinsk. Marx Israel, and Gustaye T. We'll,
now in bankruptcy in the United States Circuit
Court for the District OF Louisiana, and by them
surrendered and sold for the benefit Of their cred.
iiors by orderof d. T. Norton, Esq General Assgnse
without limit or re0srFe. to the highest and best bid
dsrs.
The stock Of Nr. Charles Ripinskiis large and
well selected stock Of ready made and asonAble
Meme and Boys Clothing. Under Garments. Hats,
Fancy Articles, Trunks. yAlises, etc.
Messrs. NJ. Israel and Gustave T. Wells stocks
comprise seAsonable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Fancy Articles Of great variety and excellent quail
ties, Store and other Fixtures
Descriptive catalogues Of these stocks viii be ready
for distribution at Office Of the AuotioneeFs foW
days previous 10 the sale
Tho attention Of the retail trade Of the city Is spe
eially invited.
Tsrns-Cush before delivery in United States
Treasury notes. mh7td
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REsOLUTEONs OF THE CENTRAL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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The New y Ork Warehouse and Security.
Company vs.. Mary U. Stirring
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COJjRH7
i for the Fifth Circuit aud District of LouisiGuh
No. 52j1-By virtue OF Nr1t OF feri facias isgnsi
aHd TO me directed in the above entitled suit / VII
proceed to sell 70 the highest bidder, on STATUE.
10 o'clock NJ, at the entrance to tho Customheua
on Old. IssVee street,
bales OF COTTON, marked ~ a Co." and q
bales Of COTTON, marked IL" Samples al ths
United States Marshal'5 Office on the 18th OF Marah
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshal's Office, New Ollesrs
second day OF March, 1865. -
No. tol-mhs 10li
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FOURTH DISTRICT,

JOSEPH P. NEWsHAM
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w. JASPER BLACKBURN
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THIRD DISTRICT.

SIM o N JON E s.
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FIRST DISTRICT,
J. H A L sYP H E R
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0. s. MARSHAL'S SALES

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United states Vs. the DIatiIlery No, n
Calliope street.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUBT
\ Tor the Fifth Circuit and District Of usisua-
No 244s-By virtue Of 9 writ 81 venditoni exponas q
me directed in the above entitled Buit will proceed
20 sell 20 the highest bidder on THURSDAY m
twenty sixth day Of March, 1853 at twelve 40 ooo:
M at eotrance to Customhouse building, On Odl
Levee street - =
This CONTENTS Of the nistillery Nc. III
Cailope street. as per inventory on file in ths oHss
States Treasury notes.
teenth day of March 1858.
No. 55s-mhl4 10 PIG u. s. Msr-tsl.
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FOR CONGRESS.
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Ofthe Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, The only organization represe'aIing the Re-
publicans of the whole state, passed Janua-
~ 80, 1868:
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AUCTION SALES.
AssIGSEE's SALE
IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF
TACO BAR KER,
SALE AT AUCTION
without Limit or Reservation,
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND

VACANT PROPERTX.
coMrRIsINe:
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suPERNTH ENT OF EDUCATION,
THOMAS W. CONWAY.
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THE THREE-sToRY BRIoK DWELLING, next
to the corner, and adjoining the above stores,
known as No. c. Baronne. between Gravier and
Union streets
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TWO BATTURE LOTS OF GROUND on
Tohoupitoulas and Water, between Eighth and
Ninth streets Twenty-Five lots of ground COM
prising the square bounded by Magazine, Live Oak,
Octavia streets, and Peters avenue, in Rickervile
improved and under high cultivation, and shade
trees planted around the entire square.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-01

TIE FASHIONABLE SEWING MACHINE DEPoT.-
Messrs Peck Brothers. the popular agents of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. have removed
their agency to the large and commodious build
ing, $50 Canal street. In studying the comfort OF
their patrons they have carpeted the floor OF their
store with elegant Brussels, decorated the walls
with beautiful landscape paintings, fitted up and
ornamented to such extent that it is absolutely
pleasure to visit the establishment. As to their
stock of sewing machines. it is complete and
varied, embracing the Wheeler Wilson admit
ted the best in use) from the cheapest to the most
expensive pattern, with all the modern improve
ments and attachments. Messrs. Peck Brothers
owing to the hard times, have very materially re-
duced the price of the Wheeler 4 Wilson 30 as to
bring the most useful of all inventions within the
reach of every one. They have constantly en-
ployed competent instructors, whose services car
be had as often as necessary, free of charge
Read their advertisement in another column.
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For the Sunday Crsscent.I
DUBlA Pro LIBEBTATE.

Ny country oh, my mother land hearken to
thy sad complaint,
cannot. cannot bear to see thee PROSTATE, pale,
despairing, faintl c1Er
Traitor sons! Thou'st bold, brave ones still, and
= daughters Of unnnching truth.
Hearttoilers al. for thy dear sake, each win me
cleaning hands of Ruth.
No longer heard the lassitude, despair with esden
finger coins rt. -,
Up up with pure. earnest purpose. and with
= the strength of girded loins % =,
Oh, mother ! let thy wan, sad eyes, read in thy
child's. this truth at length.
From brave endurance, fortitude, and ever from
keen sorrow, strength 20 oi n1d oe
Sill! prone no comfort for the grief that stifens
DER thy wild. white face .d 900
lift the by thy gyved hands, and hold thee IN my
strong embrace; 4
| raise thy dropping face to mine-thy cheek to
- mine. dank with warm tears, fr g..1..
Tears Of sweet prophetic joy, for the great light
the unborn years
Shall bring, where with to crown thy brow.
Amid the nations thou, a queen
Shall sit: fairer and far nobler than eer the round
world yet hath seem
From fierce travail comes deliverance. Gods
word did never yet deceive;
Hope is born of all brave struggle-salvation II
thou wilt believe!
Kushla, Ala, Oct. Is, 1868. .-r-.
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A vague unrest has driven my feet, in similar
manner TO q spirit, TO thy chamber window,
sweet
l don't know at all what it can be makes me
feel so uneasy!
/ have sensation as of not knowing what to do
with myself-and as of not caring snap, even II L
did know!
am entirely unable to surmise what 1t is which
affects me so strangely, and causes me to rise up
from sweet dreams of thee and wander about In
the night air like an iIlprovided ghost
Such sensations are altogether foreign to my
usually placid bosom
am like DISCONTINUED zephyr, towards whom
the roses have behaved in a manner shocking, and
at the same time quite heartless!
MY voice is like the voice of the pine trees sigh:
ing at midnight-for no one is there to understand
me. and in fact don't exactly understand myself
lam bent, whatever that may be,) emotional
and generally incomprehensible
think IL must have been those devilled crabs
Jocko sat down one afternoon and composed
the above lines when he was feeling very miser
able. He hopes they won't make anybody else
feel so-with which amicable aspiration he vii
respectfully terminate.
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MEXICAN NE ws.

By the steamer /. c. Harris we have papers from
Brownsville to the Esd ult., from which we Gull
the following items: i.--,,-a.f Ia s.ifa.
The postmaster at Guanajuato reports to the
post.office department that the mail from Guada-
iajara was robbed at point called Peredones.
In the district of Zscatlan, at place known as
Mlpllas q band of thieves robbed carrier Oh
four dozen silk scarfs. On the same day three OF
the thieves j. M. Cortes, lbarrs and j. A. Cortes.
were apprehended, and the scarfs were ioand IN
their possession. The Cortes were delivered over
10 the authorities, tried, convicted and shot.
La Lipterna, of Zacatecas, has hoisted the
names of Messrs. Jesus Gonzales Ortega, santiago
Acevedo and Severe Cosio for governor OF zacs-
tecas. 1ftv 1900 i9 .tIrrs
Mrs. Pstoni has formally accused Gen. Canto
with the murder OF her husband.
II is said that rich silver vein has been dis.
covered in an arroyo near Guadalacazar.
The secretary Of the treasury has recommended
to the Mexican Congress the creation of two
offices of superintendent of customs-one Tor the
Gulf ports and another for the ports on the "a
cifc.
prisoner In q private house, surrounded by MS
offcers and his imprisonment has more the sp.
pearauce Of being attended by q guard Of honor
| than that of a criminal. u % mls.
II is reported that Brsulio Vargas has gone into
| the Sierre Madre. The Tampico forces have had
several shirmshes with Vargas's scouting parties'
Cen. Escobedo wrote to an Official 10 Tampico
| that he would arrive tnere DetWScb tuo iosu "nu
| 2Oh of this month. IL il supposed the atairs
| about Victoria would induce him to 90 there at
once
| moros on Wednesday night. He exhibited pass
from Valdez one of Braulio Vargas officers This
man saws a fight occurred between Col. Garcia
and Valdez. that the latter was repulsed, that
| Garcia continued his march towards Victoria.
He Gays be was made prisoner In the nsh.;; ms
| story is doubted in Matamoros. Many stiii be-
lieve Col. Garcia is surrounded in the Rancho OF
| la Gavia His horses were captured by valdez.
II Is also known that good many Of COL Garcia g
men were disafected. 1t is feared that he viii
ny Reesrdiua the Mstamoros corps. says Me-. zu-
piQa' that be knows of their having left Gavis on
the day after the attack. and that they nave
arrived at Victoria. He adds that they had mol
suffered any casualty from tae attack because
they fought inside Of q corral and were covered
by a mud wall In their 'front.' Cabaero. one o.
the rebel chiefs, raised forced loan at CruIllss
and at MiDss he compelled Gen. jose MAT.
Carvsjal to give him one huncred dollars ana ON
| and half cargoes of corn. This rebel Is nov
Burgos.
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The vicksburg Herald Of the 9Th says: We
understand that Gen. Gillem has leased the peni-
tertiary of Mississippi to responsible parties for
the period of three years
A planter in Mississippi who has made thirty
five crops of cotton where he now lives, says me
present Ia the shortest crop ever grown IN the
neiRhborhood. BE also tells Of man who ex-
pected several weeks ago to make at least one
hundred bales, who sold his crop recently Tor sen
bales. go. -.
the crops have been fns on Big Black this year
The average crop with experienced farmers has
been seven bales Of cotton to the hand. with an
ample suficieDcv Of corn and potatoes some
planters have made as much as nine bales 10 the
hand, or bale to the acre.
The Brandon Republican says OF Simpson
county crops: The corn, pea, and potato crops
of that county are good. but were sorry 70 learn
that cotton has been almost entirely destroyed By
the unpropiiious season and the worms. 70
n "Mr. Nj. W. Hughes, and Mr.. j. M. Searies, OF
yicksburg, have entered into contract to build
the levee Of Issaquena, Washington, and Bolivar
counties, and will begin the work In few days.
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MoREsouE BUILDNG.--DTy Goods Depart
nent.-Mrs. John Gsuche announces to her
friends and the public, in another column Of this
mornings CRESCENT, that her mommoth establish.
ment is full to repledon from top to bottom with
an assortment Of dry goods, both foreign and do
mestic, the like of which has never been surpassed
BY any in the South. 1t embraces every article
incident to the trade from the cheapest to that Of
the most elegant and expensive. The prices Of
this house are as reasonable as those of any in the
city, and to those who are laying In their stocks
we would suggest the propriety Of examining thu
stock before purchasing. -
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wALsHB's.-In our rounds yesterday we step
ped into Mr.. B. 7. Washes, dealer in shirts and
furnishing goods, yo1ths', boys and children's
clothing, No. no Canal street, and it remiaded us
of the good old times before the war, when every
body was well to do, had money without STINT and
business abundant His store was literally jam
med with customers--some buying shirts, others
chidren's clothing. Somewhat astonished at this
appearance of business, We inquired Of the popu-
lar proprietor, who promptly replied that 1t was
all owing to the make and style of his goods and
his prices, which Inducements sufficient to in
vite the custom OF the most scanty purse. Mr..
walshe is determined to keep his stock constantly
replenished with the! latest styles and fashions
and hopes, by close tttention to the OIL
his numerous patrons, to merit q continued snare
of their patronage. OK ~
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Those who visit Mr.. E. A. Tylers elegant and
extensive jewelry store lis Canal street, and ex-
anime the multitude OF precious articles which
are there for sale, will be surprised to learn that
MANY of the costliest, most intricate and elabo.
rate of those articles are manufactured In the
rooms above the store. A day or two ago, as the
writer stood idly gazing, in company with
crowd of admjring spectators, at the magnifcence
and variety exhibited In Mr.. Tyler's show.win'
dows, that kindly gentleman invited him in to 10
spect some of the cunning workmanship OF New
Orleans goldsmiths, and Judge how favorably it
could compare with that of New YORK and Eng
land. France and Switzerland. The writer's eyes
we're dazzed with diamond rings and bracelets,
with necklaces and breastpins, which reminded
him of Pope's two lines '.
ION her white breast sparkling cross she wore,
Which Jews might kiss and lnidels adore"
The showcases cleaned with watches Of the
rarest quality, with clocks and mantel ornaments
of br,nz and aabsster, with silver ware In every
variety, eye glasses and specks, statuary in Pa
rian marble, imported from Italy, with canoes OF
exquisite fnish and grace, with onyx sets, with
rubies and sapphires, emeralds, topazes, anne
thysts and hyscintbs all set in the handsomesl
and most durable style imaginable.
After Teasing his eyes with these beauties
which are almost fabulous in their splendor AND
value the writer was conducted up stairs by BIZ
friend Chas. Pescaq. Esq, one Of Mr.. Tyer's con
fidentias, where he found three gentlemen on thu
| second foor hard at work at the enthusiastically
delicate labor of making bracelets, diamond sets
| etc On the third floor is the apartment set aside
| for the matchmaker. Mr.. Matchmaker was no
in. but the writer saw enough of bis screws ant
his Lilliputian files and lasts, and hammers ant
| crucibles, and of the finish and beauty OF the
work be had left on his table, to feel convinced
that Mr.. Tyler can turn out in his emporium a
perfect and valuable watch as Liverpool, Lon
don or Geneva has ever exported. Mr.. Tyler ha
an album breast pin of the finest gold, not an inc
and half square, nor half an inch thick, whic
has apartments for eighteen photographs. 1t is
miracle of skilful, patient ingenuity, and Ia BIZ
one of hundred equally beautiful and artist
articles of uirtu manufactured in Tyler's to th
minutest particular.
The readers of the CRESCENT who desire to pul
chase plate or goldsmith's ware OF any descriI
ton. Italian statuary and cameo work, bronze'
marbles. the rarest and most elaborate setting
and fashions, watches, either home made or {
the best American and foreign makers; an'
above all. who wish to have watches repaired an
diamonds reset, will fnd it greatly to their adva
tape TO visit Mr.. Tyler or his efficient assistant
At liz Canal street. no house stands higher
the country for liberality and perfect homes
than that of e. A. Tyler. of New Orleans.
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TIE GREAT FRENCH INroRrER.-Mr. ]. Levois
announces to the ladies' that he is just in receipt,
per steamers Saxonis and Crysolite, of new silk,
cloth, and velvet closks for ladies and children,
cut and made In the latest Partisan style; also a
large assortment of Irish poplins. which be sells
at City cents per yard. plain and chene colors.
new style parasols, kid gloves, etc., etc. They
are selling these goods at reduced prices. and it is
a rare chance for bargains. Call early and Sc
cure your choice at the corner of Canal aud Bour'
hon streets.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-01

THE GREAr CENiE OF FAsHIos.-our lady
readers are directsd TO the card Of Madame
Olympic, whose EMPORIUM of fashion is at No. lS4
Canal street. The aAq1isite taste and good judg-
ment displayed in tie selection of goods have Tor
years given to this Establishment the reputation
of being the only pace in the city where the most
elegant articles ini the millinery line are to be
found. Madame Olympic is in receipt, by every
steamel -om Europe, Of the latest Partisan fash
ions. BE. stock Is! now ready land open for in
g spection. I|rt
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-01

To THE LADIES' mr.. p. J. Traquar, dealer in
fancy and staple dy goods. l67 Canal street. is in
daily receipt of large additions to his already
varied stock, intending dress goods, hsnnels,
shawm, cloak Jackets, hosiery, white goods, ETC.
He has also complete assortment Of millinery
goods, sashes, artificial flowers, feathers, that's
ribbons, and other articles too numerous to men
ton. His prices ere Is low as any house IN th'
city. and the LADIES' VII study their interest D.
giving him call. See advertisement.