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a POPULAR FALLAgY.

4 oh, would weSs q boy again 8,
This is the sentiment Of a very pretty song, to
which is affixed very pretty tune. We think,
notwithstanding, that the life which is formed
Of sunny years. comes after juyenility,
It Is running stream that bears ns had. n
the confding trustfulness-the glad. bounding
hopefulness Of youths spring time but those
tones are mute to manhoods ear {. that 'tranced
the boy with music
The time when man was a young and an
unspotted thing" is an age Of poetry only to
the beheider at a distance, viewed through the
vista Of years. The triiies which give pleasure
to childhood--its thoughtless innocence-its
smiles and its tears present beautiful pic
ture for the artists pencil and charming theme
for yersiiers; but there are manly Joys that
come alone to manhood, which then reach the
fall realization Of what in youth is but an ideal
dream. This hale earnest mans life-eyen
IN poetica1 sense-brings out the songs Of the
heart into an audible. palpable existence, com
posing harmony which is but dimly Swallowed
forth and but family heard in g Loves young
DREAM
Manhood - the stern reality Of pleasure as
we'll as pain, and its prime and solid iovs fnllv
compensate for its hours of gloom and sadness
1t brings with it certain and correct appre.
citation Of all life's good and enhancing the
former by very contrast with the latter. It
pands and enlarges the capacity for endowment
and strengthens with the power Of elevated
thought the resistance to sorrow or misfortune.
Even from its defeats and disappointment the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
AND THE STEAMER OCEAN - Explosion of a
BOILER and Loss Of Life-The fact of the col
llsion between the steamship Canada and the
steamer Ocean has been already announced
here by telegraph. A dispatch from Boston on
the evening of the 24th ult. gives the following
particulars of the occurrence ..@
Shortly before O'Clock this evening the steamship
Canada came in collision with the steamer Ocean hence
for Halowe, Me, striking her amidships The Ocean
took fire, and soon after hsr boiler exploded
The steamship Canada is now anchored on Rsiusford
Island and the steamer Neptune has been sent down to
her to bring her mails and will probably reach here with
them at IL O'Clock tonight
The collision between the Canada end the Ocean oe :
CURED shortly after o'clock near the lower
The weather was not very thick tho and the
OF the disaster remains unexplained
The steamers Forest City for Portland and the Boston
for Bangor took off the passengers of the Ocean about
so in number.
The collision upset the stoves on board the Ocean in
consequence OF which she took fire. and afterwards
followed the explosion of ono OF her boilers
man, woman, and a child three years old were
picked up after being droHned--names unknown Hiram
h. Wing one of the messengers of Carpenters
badly scalded. Chas Pope colored man had his thigh
broken and bis wife badly injured These are all the
serious that have yet tranpred but feared
many more have lost their lives by drowning The fright
OF the passengers excessive
The Forest City returned here with the dead and in
ured and the Boston with the balance the
proceeded on her way to the East.
The Ocean was large and good boat and was com
manded by Capt. Donovan. She heavily freighted,
and Is total loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

INFAMOUS SwINDLING.-A few days since, an
advertisement appeared in of the morning papers
NewYork to the effect that four hundred laborers
wanted at nine shlings per day each, and employment
for the winter to 60 to Pennsylvania and work in coal
mine railroad and that further information could
be obtained by calling at certain intelligence office
large number Of Germans and Irish proceeded thither
aud one hundred and fifty were induced to pay down
So 80 each dey their expenses to Lackawaxen The
swindlers then put them aboard emgrsnt train, at
cost of 81 So and arriving among the forests Penn
syyania they found they had been swindled as no ons
there wanted aborers The swnders have arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

The PORTUGUESE CONSUL AND THE SLAVE
TRApE-The Network Times referring to the fact that
motion has been made for trial in the of Capt
Smith, convicted of being engaged in the slave trade the
penalty of which is death, says
1t was sworn his trial. that the Secretary Of the
Portuguese Consul at this port accompanied Capt Smith
to Boston paid for the vessel which to be
in this nefarious traffic The motion pending for
trial of Capt Smith is BASED partly the assump
tion that the Portuguese Consul, foreigner, part
owner of the ship. And being himself called to the
stand, the Portuguese Consul refused 10 anster when
asked whether he interested in that vessel whether
he had been in any way concerned in fitting out ships for
the African slave trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

sTeaU Goods.
SILKS, EMBROI FRIES. ETC
The undersigned liberty calling attention Of tn
ladies' to his splendid stock Of rich
SILKS And EABRoIDERIEs,
which he has just received per ship Aluhoua
theae articles the LATEST STYLES grsa
and will be sold at VERY Low PRICES They consist
part Of
Scotch Plsd SILKS all eolors
Plain eros DE NAPLES, all colors;
PlKiu Black TAFFETAs all wdtha
Black and Drab SATIN DE CHIME
Do ROYAL ARMUR;
Do VENETIENNE;
Do and Colorsd FEKIN SATINS;
Do do sATINs
Do eros D'EcoIssE;
Do Purple and Dfab Waered SILKS;
Do and ColOred DAMAsKs;
Do do Plain aud BRocADE MORE AN.
mQUE;
White eros DE TOURS Damank, for Bridal Robes;
Cslored do do very rich;
do PoArADoUR do do =M"=
Brocaele DAhASK DRESSES with rich Fiouncnrs.
Black and coOred SILK vELyETs, for clo,ks
Rich Evening GAuzE DRESSES, with Fsuaeings;
Do do CREPE do
Do White MUSLIN DRESSES de
Do GuIPuRE ToILETTES;
Do APPLICATION DE BRoXELLES vIOLETTES;
Do MEDAILIoSs with Lace do
Do JACoNET vI0LETTES, for Ladies and Children;
CREPE COLLARS AND SLEEVES Mourning half Mourniae
Embroidered Linen Cambria HDkFs with Embroidered Msdaoas
WoRS1ED DAMASK, for Curtains;
Do aud SILK do
Real JouyNs GLOVES all col0r Men, Ladies' and ehadr.a
Real French Linen sHEETING scretonne);
Wooden and Cotton RED BLANKETS;
Do de do far Children, etc. etc.;
ne has also constantly in asrea full assortment GOODS SUIT
ABLE FOR PLANTATIONS He would call tbs particular
Planters to his large ,toek Of READY MADE CLOTHING
etlred in this city various asyum leaves nothing wanting
either for the quality Of the goods the Workmanship.
z p. A. HEBRARD,
ns7 9dFa lis Canal street. Royal, Tosrs Buildings
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Furnished Dwelling House
coms,s,,,pttos. c,ss.abfe !.

E BEAcHs BREAST LINIAiENT only all those PAIN
the breast sides ubdug the Inflammation
The chest throat which consumpvs liable
but entirely the further formation Of tuberesB The
Lnimen with the regimen given the
lions ia invaluable either already afflicted with the
way pedisposed It, The principle treatment
founded upon scen6c opinions
mdeal and not but be appsysd
by K. D. BEACH, M. D., Chemist and Apothecary
Chartrss and Castop house streets
THOS. RANKIN, osrnsr Poydras Camp streets.
JAS. SMYE, corner Of Canal Csrondest streets,
nat 4ipet&Wlt and by pruggs generally,
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Fssa.aaisEttaaz Goods.


t DRESSING GOWNS ofRich Cashmere Mousn Lnns,
UNDER BHIRTS,
or Mrno, Silk Cotton Astoria Lambs Wool Cashmere Shaker
and Welsh Flannelsj
DRAWERS Of Merino Silk Cotton Cashmere Shaker and Welsh
S.5 Flannels; .... ,4s4
HALF HOSE, of Merino SILK Cotton, etc.; ETY.
LADIES UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; ss
LADIES, AND MISSES UNIoNs
BOYS SHIRTS AND SOCKS;
THEATRICAL HIGH HOSE;
THEATRICAL TIGHTS
Handkerchief Of all knds; AT
suspenders, Of nllstyles;
Psriumery, a large variety; III. ..-y--.-'s- H..
Umbrellas silk and cotton
cravnts, Of all sylesI
m a5-.g. Black and cocred Tiesj
scaria, styles
Gloyes, all kinds
.S .~~5 etc., ETC., ete, etc.
To which almost daily additions being made from
tory, No. is Park Place. NewYork.
LEIGHTON BARBoT.
MAJ 9dptf corner Canal auds Charles streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

SLooP- oF-WAR ALBANY.--We give in the tele-
graphic column dispatch from Philadelphia announcing
the loss of the United States Albany We
Inclined to believe that this dispatch is founded
mor prevalent in this city with other foundation than
justly excited apprehensons No dispatches have been
received at the Navy Department 10 regard the
safety Of the Albany. Wash. Union, 18th plt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

Scoyille, the absconding Clerk in the Agency
of the Marine Bank at Macon had been arrested in Louis
vile, Kentucky 1t will be remembered that he decamp.
ed from Macon weeks ago. taking with him $4,000
belonging to the agency of the Marine Bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

1t is said that vitriol throwing became a
common practice with malicious persons in Turin
and the police months before they could detect any
of the perpetrators Finally, it discovered that the
vitrol thrown from yrngei the form and exactly
resembling segar that the operator had only to pre-
tend that he smoking while he along streets
with impunity, throwing vtriol on whom he pleased
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

IIsr or LETTERS. The List of uncalled for let
ters. remaining in the Post ofico Of this CITY VI
4 to the Sd inst, will be published in our Monday
morning 8 paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

Fry VERSUS BENNETT. The Superior Court
of New York has refused trial in this case which is
the celebrated opera one in which Mr. Fry the
ger of the italian OPERA obtained verdict Of $4,000
damages for the bes of the Herald upon that establish
ment The defendant moved for trial the ground
of excessive damages and failing to obtain it. the award
must be paid if assets can be found but is intimate
that Bennett has been hiding his property to keep from
H..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

Oliver FL Tonmlin, music teacher go years
OF age has been found guilty in Brooklyn Of committing
a rape upon one Of his pupils, aged 12years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

The VITRIoI MAN--The arrest Of the yitriol
man in New York caused much excitement among the
theater and opera-goers and numerous charges were
made against him Of having ruined ladies' dresses valued
at prices ranging from twenty-five to hundred and
fifty dollars Since his arrest he has made the following
confession:
have been throwing this vitrio since about the LIST
q November instant, can remember first
commenced throwing Of bad character think
ing 1t would benefit the community After short time
was unable to distinguish the good the bad and
further state that all the vtro did throw was in Broad
way near the places Of amusementn
me Times informed that for the past two years Mr.
Gray has been greatly perpexed harrassed in his b,
snass by debts and recently met with heavy loss
by the suspension of weekly Native American newspa
per- which was much in the to him for printing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
sarUnDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Z. 1854

HS- The undersigned will pay bills against tbs
crescent unless contracted BY himself Or on his written
authority J. o. Nixon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Frazee has the honor
the public that he of
disease and he will GUARANTEE CURE EVERY CASE
except when some be seriously affected Even
the sufferer may obtain much relief Those
affections ara invited to visit DEF and
As an evidence of his sincerity and h system
treatment Dr. r. will undertake every Cancer
sened and make charge patient ia cured
cured without the Of the knife Twenty Dollars
mail win secure package of CANCER SPECIFIC with fall
ahectens Tor use Address Dr. FRAzEE.
apl1 9plv Office az 81, Cb.rIe, n, a,
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sANNE, who has carried the Crescent IN the Inrc
District the 1st Of July last requested 70 eau al
the once and settle his account
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

On the morning of the 23d daughter of Mr..
Andrews, of Eimra Network, and instantly
killed on the Wilamsport and Elmira Railroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

A shaft weighing seven thousand one hundred
and forty pounds has just been completed at Pttsburs
for new boat destined for the Ohio and Mississippi
trade y is made Of the best Junata iron thirty
seven feet long, nine and half in the main shaft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
Telegraphed to Daily Crescent.
asp tbf National Riue.
STEAMBOATS, passing.

VIcKsBuRG, Dec. 1.-The steamboats, Oceana
and L, 2. Leathers passed here this morning.
the former at three and the latter at eleven
O'clock. Both bound for New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
KNow-NorH1NG CONVENTION. A dispatcl
from Cincinnati of the oath saws.

from Cincinnati of the oath says
1t is understood the KNOWN othingn Convention
which has been in secret session here for the last
weeks will adjourn tomorrow. The attendance has
been very large each State in the Union has been
fully represented. Among the representatives were
Messrs John NJ. Clayton, of Delaware, Ullman of New
York, Browne of Pennsylvania, Lnmsden of New0rleans
and Mayor Conrad, of Philadelphia. The utmost har-
mony is said to have prevailed amongst them.
Important changes have been made in their eonstitu
ton ritual adopted and all their passwords signs
etc, have undergone complete alteration.
The question with reference to Presidential candidates
was not brought up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
Amusements This Eveninr.

ORLEANS THEATER.-Second night of Hslevy's
grand opera, entitled the oueen of Cyprus" with the
same cast before.
ST. CHARLES THEATER This evening will be
produced the new extravaganza Of Gane or the Slave
OF Love- in which Miss Howard will appear and second
time, Play, Plot and Passion'
DAN RIcEs,--Bulwer's Sc Lady of Lyons"-
Pauline, Miss Champion; Claude, Mr.. yanceand The
French spy.'
FEELS SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE. The Ethio-
plan Company Of West Peelin number Of Pantomimes
and amusing deneatons Negro Melody and Character
UNION HAIL.--Fourth Observation-Disclosures
Hose Company No. IA gives a Ball this evening at the
Union Hall, on Jackson street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

Hs- wAsrno-A 0AKMrR for the Third District Apply
III this office To-Day Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

The wife of Mr.. J. jenkins, residing nine
miles from Winchester Va committed suicide by drown
ing last week Mr. J. is absent at the West and ii is
supposed that the accounts Of many railroad and
Steamboat accidents, together with the fact that few
years she lost by accident SO preyed upon her
mind as to unsettis her reason
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

The trial of Phelps in Albany, New York, fol
murder was concluded on the Oath, and the jury rem.
dered verdict Of guilty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02


ST. CHARLES THEATER. Miss Howard and
Mr. Farren made their seccnd appearance in this city
last evening in the School for Scandal MIR. Farren
playing ST. Peter and Miss Howard Lady 1sasle, The
piece itself Is standard and those who step into its
characters should be assured Of their ability to present
them at least respectfully that inyidious compar
soils shall force themselves upon the minds of spectators
Mr. Farrens S Peter disappointed us. 1t was altogether
too juvenile and boyish and though well dressed lacked
ance only was concerned Lady Tsaa had most atter.
ing representative in Miss Howard but the Glib and ndis
nct utsrance Of the actress togeherwth than
coquetish movements failed to realize in minds the
real parsonage of the play. Either Mrs Davis Mrs
Barnard did better in the parts they respectively filled
Mr. Hields Joseph pretty well studied and
ably correct Some Of the reading and strange
to u.s. and of tine parts-as 10 the sceney
developed On the whole however it toleraby
rect character Moses hadtoo much Of the Irish in his
brogue to suit Israete Mr.. Pope Charles Surface,
was at once the best and worst of the evenings chaac
tiers In some parts he left nothing to be desired in
others he utterly failed At time he was perfect and
at another exceedingly incorrect One instance must
Suffice al ito disco oes At the close of the last act
the text is as follows.
can humble fugitive from folly view
No sanctuary but love and you; 5lN
You can, indeed, each anxious fear remove,
For even folly dies II you approve.s
Mr., Pope read it:
sYou can, indeed each anxious fear gpprsre,
For even folly dies If you tmprore''
A little more care and study is needed
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For Sale on. asesat


tY- Upon accommodating tsrna splendid SECOND HANI
ROSEWOOD PIANO. manufactured by T. Gilbert Co.. Boston
Fer particulars enquire at this Office.
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Gentiensess's Clothing.

A. IL v n IL ~
SO COMMON STREET
nv LATELY REcETvED-A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING,
All VERY Low PR!cEs-assortmsut complete such
FRocK COATS. PALEToTs, ovERcoATs, VESTS PANTS
AND CLoAKs-all of the latest finish.
YoU THIS AND BoYs' CLOTHING
EF- CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, cut aud made b bee.
iailors In town. mai 9dpH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

ing expression Or puerile aentimentality but
ii is absurd in reality. To become ga boy
again after having tasted the living waters \
OF manhood y after having felt its high resolves
and noble purposes, and seen the glories Of its
energies and its achievements would be like
transposing the butterfly from his bright colors
and winged beauty back to the revolving sub
stance and form of the worm from which he
snrang
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no CORRESPONDENTS.

ss- Anouvmous articles will not be publsheda knowf
raj sra Or satisfactory reference is required k conf
Isroe as 4 guarantee against imposition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

House Furnishing Store,
IS and IS CAMP STREET
~ Determined to reduce Goods hereafter sell
for cash lower prices than before city,
waat oft following articles will do well to call.
QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE; H.
BOHEMIAN WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and a..
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRAEDOLES; .
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in nets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
EEAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHED TIN JAPANNEp WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DUsTEgs
BRUSHES, of all kinds;
#- PAPER HANsINGs and BoRDER;
DOOR MATS;
WINDOW coRNICEs, CORDS and TAssKLs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
nae 9dpti MILLER HARRIS Il WALDO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

NORMA. We understand that the grand opera
Of Norma is to be brought out at the French Theael
on Monday evening with Nine Laget plantsrre Norma
and Battle Prettie adaiga This opera is universally
acknowledged to be Benis masterpiece and is gotten
up at the Orleans in style with Its merits
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n. IN. .MuyyQysy.

n. IN. .Wagf0Sd,
NO 81 ROYAL AND NO. so BIENVILLE STREET.
az Informs his friends and bis that he haa
lately received from the mAnusetory Muhouae Ashland Of
Hayre, assortment
DRAWING r. DOM FURNITURE,
consisting Of Sofas Arm Chairs Coachs Wardrobe
nets Rocking chn Oak Mahogany e
has also N stock n large assortment Of
BEDROOM FURNITURE -u~"
such Beds Comodes Toilets Locking Gas
and all other articles adapted 10 the purpose
A magnificent assortment Of -.a - .
CURTAINS, BRocADEs. SILK AND COTTON FRINGEs, RICH
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS,
and NIL other decorations OF similar Complete seta Of
TABLE AND DESSERT SERVICES IN ORNAMENTAL PoR-
. CELAIN.
A magnificent of
CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, PORCELAIN PESDULuMs CAN
DELABRAs, snd FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS
Apparatus for Gas, initiating the Spirit Lamps
Having disposed of large portsn of his capss
the remainder at such reduced will defy competition
uas adplst
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TesU ana Fashionable Clothing.
Ctty Ba,sk Of Coct,rass s. Go.

- NoTICE-From and ste SIX PER CENT fSTEF
EST paid Mousya this Bank payable demand
EIGHT INTEREST paid Moneys spesl
fed time 'f's>
CERTIFICATES OF DEPosITsissued bearing
rate and nsgasiabeiu any s
United States. -
SHORT LOANS made on Unidentified eoIlstar.Is. ahIIap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
P0ngQk0Ons.
Gentiesness's Shirts.

4 II. FL U A r D.
SO COMMON STREET
EB A LARGE STOCK OF SHIRTS now on hand sach NJ
FRENCH LINEN SHIRTS, Preach Straight cuHs
FRENCH LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS French aud Straight Cuffs
LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS without Collars,
and Straight cufs--atest styl
AT GREAT BARGAINS
tB YOUTHS AND Boys SHIRTS alwaya hand na4 9dph
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

MISS CRAMPT0N's BENEFIT. ~ Miss Charlotte
Champion takes benefit this evening at Dan Rice's.
Miss Champion able actress and has acquitted her
ae credtaby in all the parts she has played in this
city. We have been exceedingly pleased with her per-
formances and hope she will have rousing house the
occasion of her benefit 1t would be much to her advan-
tage if she would restrain her fancy for masculine parts
and play more in those that are truly feminine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
Dress Goats.

For Sale,
e STANDING PRESS, suitable for JOB PRINTER or
BOOK BINDER WILDE sold cheap applied for early
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02
.vesV Cloak and Millinery Rooms.
Fall and Winter Clothing.
F. sTRINGER & co.

F. sTRINGER & co.
NO. So CAMP STREET;
~ Are receiving new styles Of
FA L L and WINTER GOODS.
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Super Black and Fancy Cooed Cloth
FROCK and DRESS COATS,
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS,
oVERcoATs and PALEToTs.
large variety Of FRENCH English and Plain and Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS;
SILK aud VELVET VESTS;
CASHMERE and DRAP DOR VESTS;
Plain and Rick Figured SILK SCARFS and cFAyATs.
JoUyIN,s KID GLOVES;
UNDER GARMENTS md HALE HOSE, OF SILK MERrNo PLAN
MEL, COTTON, ETC.;
SUPER LINEN and LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS warranted
well msds
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of the best Philadelphia
manufacture. nj od,5r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

On the evening Of the 23d an ARRAY occurred
in Jackson Mississippi which resulted in the death of
MI. r. D shackleford by pistol shot wound A Mr.
Taylor was also wounded, and it known who fired
the pistol Mr. shaekeford printer, and had been
Assistant Secretary of the State Senate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-02

RuPTuREs C5RED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Rsdyia and comfort and certain
In the cure of all Rupures. To
the propristors establishment 10 ST. Charles for
Dr. Sherman For further particulars ON third
store for descriptive pamphlet fsb9s