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Wholesale Agentsfor y
DR. ctorn,'s Csfebrstej Scotch Ceugh Canig
St Loais, Feb. Is, 1853 90 bpsf
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r OCKHART's Life of Napoleon Bonaparte,
IL Nov. 81, 81. at C0RSE'S
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wIIDER;S PATENT sALAMANDER SAFE
MESSRS. STEARNS & MARVIN,

No. IA & 148 water Street,
Continue TO make and sell sWilder's Patent Sala-
rnander Safe, ara are the ONLY PERSONS AUTHORIZED
(except within the New England States tomake and
sell the same E.G. WILDER, Pantentee.
New York, Sept. s, 1854.
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II Who wants--GIeat Bargains
KIM LOOKING Glasses by 10 to IL by % in
selling atverpiea prices HEsRY II Scorr's
June |, 'sg Maiust
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sTILL LATER AND MORE IMPORTANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Spring anu suInme
IA Goods which, owing to the lateness OF Inc seacon
viii 10 closed ont Mt slight advance from EIRsT Cos
By (june Is, 1851 KIMBAL1 &CO.
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CStixesss Of the U'etON:
VOU have done me the honor, as with one voice,
i from one end Of the Union to the other to stamp
the character of my Ointment with your apqroba-
ton. It Is scarcely two years since made it known
among you, and already, it has obtained celeb
rity than any other medicine in SO short period.
f. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
"a Corner of Ann and Nassau streets New York
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4 NEW supply Of Sabbath School books at
- .G MIXER IVAN METERS Book store,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

soldiers he is regarded as o demi- god. Daily he
NAV be seen taking Ills usual walk or ride
through the streets of St. Petersburgh, and
often entirely unattended. This, again, COM
pleteiy refntes the idea started some time since
ID Paris that aStray bullet would one day ter
inmate his existence and put an end to the war.
ON two points especially the world until now
has been content to remain in comparative ignor-
ance sne Is the resources of Russia and the other
the intelligence of her inhabitants. large
rsrtion Of the serfs are landed proprietors, and
though they do not enjoy what we would call
political rights their condition is not one Of de-
grafton, nor is it incompatible with intellectual
cultivation and material Improvement. Manu-
factories in silks, laees cloths, ETC., are to be
found every where, and the quality as well as
the cheapness of these articles, when compared
with French goods, often surprises the American
traveller. The manufacture Of munitions Of war
lis of course carried on to q very large extent
Russia, as we know, is o great exporting coun-
try, and it has been estimated that, il obliged
to live on her own resources, she can grow en-
ough wheat to support double the amount Of her
inhabitants, who live almost altogether on far
inaceous food The superabundance Of gold
and silver ornaments in the churches Of st.
Petersbureh alone is sufficient to demonstrate
the wealth Of the nation, and SO enthusiastic
are the people-so determined are they to sue
ceed ID the cause on which they have embarked,
that every church in the empire would be de-
spoiled rather than money should be wanted to
carry on the war.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
OIIieers of Subordinate Encnnpments for the Term
ending December N, 1854.


ending December q, 1854.
WfLDEY No. /, meets on the 6rst and third Sat-
urdays of every month, at the Aea1npment room Odd
Fellows, Hall. Officers for thepresent termL dra-
ham, @ P; B DaSilva, II 2 |; Il Gennison, s W. WIN
solomon, Scribe r Allyn, "; II Williams, Treas
urer; Furneaux, Assistant Sosbe.
HoBAH No. 5, meets at roomNo. 8, Odd Fellows
Hall, thesecond and fourth Saturdays of each month
...0hcers for the present VIM bloomfield, jr,
P; Sherwood, Ill P Chas ID Choiseul, 8 W s M
Todd Scribe; Alfred Moulton, Treasurer Charles A
Hedin,J w; Alfred Moulton, Treasurer.
LAsALI4E No. 5, meets first nd third Mondays
in each month"; in Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Camp
and Lafayette streets .0f1oers y Henriauez @
y APatterson II ? Il IA Pray, tW; Desola, Scribe !;
= w Adams, J w Thomas Kedfe, Treasurer.
WASHINGTON No. 6, meets m the second and
fourth Mondays Of every month at Washington Hall,
Marigny Buildings, Third Distict. Officers for the
present tergn--G Mann, g P II zsigler, II r.; G
Thiemann, W; H Goldman, Sribe; W Furbinger. J
W; Faust, Treasurer u
LAFAYETTE No. Z, meets on she first and third
Mondays of every month"; in hfferson Lodge Room,
Fourth District .QfficersT Ganty @ P y Carter,
HIP; w Wilson, s W; CharleSR Raymond, Scribe s
Cockrill, W W W Vaught, Treasurer.
PELICAN No. s, meets on thsfrst and third Sat
days of every month, at PolE Star HALL st. Louis
street.. 0ffcere for the presnt term-H Ruffier
? Theodore Liveaudais, Fl PE ] Oasbergue, s W II
Rouchard Scribe; 9 JefTrbn W; Laterade,
Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
From the Courier des Etats Uni
NECK OR NOTHING.

Lord H., an English nobIeman, ruined by
the extravaganza of London fashion, had counted
on handsome Inheritance to pay off his debts,
and enable him to pass the remainder of his
days in wisdom and quiet. But the expected
inheritance came not and the young lord, rem
dered desperate by his disappointment, and
finding himself doomed to the most precarious
condition, deprived Of all hope of fortune, re-
solved to get rid of o future full of misery by
blowing out his brains
The loaded pistol was in his hand, when most
nnaccountably. Lord H suddenly remem-
bered that the Epson races were soon to come
of. Too superstitious to believe that chance
had inspired him with such a thought, in such
moment, without motive, he dropped his
pistol, and began calculating his chances OF
regaining his fortune in the approaching contest
dis critical situation was not known, his credit
in the sporting clubs was unlimited, and he
ayailed himself Of it by unscrupulously raging
in very heavy bets with some Of the amateur
sportsmen. If fortune favored him, all would
60 we'll, but il he lost, he could then execute his
project, and make use Of the pistol 1t was
last resort; but Lord H, in his peculiar
way OF thinking. thought his faults would be
eifaced by the expiation, and that the fashona
BILE world would pardon his weakness and errors
# he should compensate them by a voluntary
death. MI
He therefore deposited his pistol in its ease
and went to the club to engage the heaviest pos
sible bets on three or four of the horses most
reliable in his opinion, It was far more than
fortune, it was his life, which these rapid eour-
sers were to bear.
The sum total of his bets amounted to e50, 900
sterling. He presented himself with calm and
firm face en- the race course. Not q cloud
cbscured the serenity of his features. No one
in beholding him could have suspected the
serious position in which he was placed. He
appeared like wealthy gentleman, who only
risked portion of his surplus, and could easily
drown any loss in glass of champagne. His
courage was rewarded. His winnings allowed
him ia live.
He had won more than money; for wisdom
came to him out of this dreadful struggle. A
short time afterward he married fortune, and
he became sorupulous as to his winnings at Ep-
som He thought his money wrongfully got
Assembling all who had been his adyersaries in
betting on the races, he said to them; g | have
only just discovered, BY an examination Of my
accounts that the state Of my affairs did not per-
III me to back the bets we once made together.
y Artune had been unfavorable, should not
Daye aaen in situation to pay my losses.
These bes< are, then, in fact null, and delicacy
cpllgcs me toreturn yon the money.
Some hesifateato accept; but Lord H in
sistsd 50 reseIutely hat they we're compelled to
Yield and the E60 900 we're rightly distributed.
This magnaniiaous condect produced lively
sensation, and honcrs the annals of British
sport Lord H----, lately deceased, has left
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
Interior snberaInase Lodges.

De SoTo No. Z, meets at Baton Rouge. Thurs
day evening. 95..-zz,
Sr. MARY's No. 20, meets at franklin, Saturday
evening. =ts-l
METH No. 21, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
r. LANDRY No, a5, meets Of opeloasas, satur-
day evening. zs
CLINTON No. 27, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening s.
o4EaoLL No. 80, meets at AXE Providence,
Monday evening.
rRIsny No, 50, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
EPeEtsroR No. 81, meets at Thibodaux. Satur-
day evening.
NEw InGnIA No. 80, meets at Newtown, Thurs
day evening
PnAInln No. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
ossssrynLn No, Al, meets at Chensyyille,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
HX NIOkERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
~ RkgGEs-FTRgT PagMIcN.
PRIcE s cnuLaN. plnmhers. In7 Rnrdra

AsAV1s 6 OVOAzVAf3 y
urset Now ay Ppblcis
carry the nboys baane h
prepared supply COLD sH0pf BATHE
AMERICAN, elisa aud FRENCH WATER CLosErs, WASH
RAt M sLs aARpESHosE ANS FORCE LIFT ACC
BEk PUMPS nttod tha PIPES
desc Pitn PIG SHEET BLOCK TIN A,vayB i
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up
xtth ghoyteN Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

E Y0N'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
a GlNGkR-Nothng attention of
me public This article when thai pure
Rated Medical those seeking harmless beverage destroy
the unhoescne effect baekh wRe ia
genuine chara and extensively culinary pirpos
fayoriHg cakeA, To
Summer Complaints choera Nervous Debility
General Postration, prescribed
equal effect Mauuiactnrsd by e. THOMAS LYON Chema isI
BrogdwaY, New York, -
S Inquire LYONS PURE GINGER Sold by reputable Drug
gists thEoa ghout the world Sold u lev by
6m3p J. WRIGHT CO, Isl Chartras atrest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
JUDICIAL SALES.

FRsF JusrIcs's CouRr LEEDS va, JOHN
PARISH or oRtsass lsiss. .MeCAN PATTERSON Ys.
SAME-14,70S. -
& sY VIRTUE of two writs of fieri facias to me
y drsstsd sy The Hon. l. Gaiennis First Ias. the
THURSDAY December as 1854 at u o'clock 81 ID
seps stest NEW esee and iehoupsouas sreesa
Marble Cutting Machine Engine 10 The
Seized IN the above suits TsnnsCash l. j. HOPPE
sKeose JusncEs Counr p NJ ToURNE va MARY BALDWIN.
fARIsH OF URIKANs. lf52i2 No. 1891.
EsY VIRTUE Of q writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable Jonse Justice of the
Peaes the Parish of auction
ny Of naonnc and WEDNE
DAY, the 9fth day Of December, -
4 LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
seiEed IN the above suit. Terms-Cash.
dis % 81 JOHN A. AGAIssE Constable
sAcekp JusrieEs CouKr, j. E. MATHEWS co. va r. H.
fAsIsH oF ORLEANS. MoNTG0MERy-Eo. 3s0T.
BsY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
D directed BY the Honorable G. VI Ione Jnaes Of The
Pass SE The Perish Of Ni proceed sell pebble
warehouse, Of Bsronne WE'D
NEsoAY The aith day Of December, s54 10 o'clock AZ
One Fine Bsass Mounted TOP BUGGY. 9&
Seized In the above suit Terns-CAsh
dt692T JOHN A. AGAISsE. Constable T..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

To Prevent METALS FROM RusTINe. Melt
together three parts of lard and one Of resin
powder. A very thin coating applied with a
brush will preserve Russia iron stoye and CRATES
from fustiDg during summer. even in damp
situations. For this purpose, a portion of black
lead may be mixed with the lard. The effect is
equally good on brass, copper, steel, etc. The
Same compound forms an excellent water proof
paste for leather. Boots, when treated with it,
will thereafter take the usual polish when
blaeked, and the soles may be saturated with
it without soiiing the floor, as it does not rub off
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

ssTONE IL CO., III. L., Wholesale Grocers and
~ Commission Merchants srest corner Of New
Lagee. oi4J
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
4 MERIoAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-THr Asrn

"a !cAN ARTISTS, UNION would respectfully announce the
OF the United States
eassns ase for the fine .houghons The country
view Of enabling family
cravings by ths FIRST ARTISTS OF THE
mined order ale Eagrayngs and
but among for works Of
10 the purchasers of their Engaviug
10000 GIFTS OF the actual OF 600.
Each purchaser
on Engrasi richly worth the
titles him TO one OF the Cuts when thsy distributed.
For Five Dollars highly niahed Engrayug beautifully Painted
in OIL and Five Gin Tieset6 will Dollars worth o
uPendid Eng avings gelected from Catalogue
The Caaogne togstho with specimen En-
gsavings, be d the office Of this paper
For dollar Engraving that and
Gilt Ticket, will immediately be forwarded
AGENTS.
The Committee believing this Great National
Undertaking will be materially promoted energy
ontelgen, aud agents. have resolved
on the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing become Agent by sending (pos, pa
will of mail, dollar
Prospectus, Catalogue, iaiormaou
On the final completion ths placed in the
handa Committee Dstrbuted ne,
ohich will b. throughout the Unad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
4 0oMMERcIAL ACADEMY, No. 16 Royal

& NUNIMEhOIAL ACADENII NO. 10 Royal
~ st,eet, adi ioining, Post onhce.
4A'z PENNAIANSHIP,
ceusaig Of Practical and Ornamental Writing Drawing
ing the German and Old English TrIts. y
BOOK. KEEPING.
Single and Double Banking Manufacturing
mission Insurance. Single Compound
COMMERCIAL Law.
Daily Lectures Commercial Law embracing the Rights Duties
PAstner Sioppage
American Commerce Navigation.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
after the enabling
prehend mos complicated questions n slanae.
Diplomas granted by Committee Book appointed
purpose, full fully quay them.
selves and such ogopd situations For
at the Reoma day and evening scholar
separate inst ructicn and at time
al SPIN JAMES Is. CROSSE, PRINCIPAL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

aHsANDLES-500 boxes Star, for sale by
-. desss JOSEPH Lands co, 81 TsAeapioulas street
RUTTER 10 firkins Goshen, in store and for
u = sals by .. WOLFE. ss Camp street al
ZINC PAINT IN oIL-loo kegs SNOW white,
IS - -. 9. 6. 1oansr y 90 81 cssup sirss.
p ICE-l50 casks, for sale by
Ia ans lw H. I. STONE cs9 Fulton srsvr and Lsyes.
GsHEESE-50 boxes English Dairy, landing
~ sx staf Of tAe South. coNyERsE 3 GO. ID
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

AREsHlDE, HENRY, successor to r. N.
~ Hatslson Notary Publc Commercial Place Or
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Mrs. SHERwooD's CHnDHoop. lady Jane
Grey speaks Of the seventies to which She was
subjected by her noble parents. had neither
CUTS, nor hobs, nor pinches but I experienced
what | thought was much worse 1t was the
fashion then for children to wear iron collars
round the neck, with blackboard strapped over
the shoulders; to one Of these / was subjected
from my sixth to nay thirteenth year. it was
put on in the morning, and seldom taken off till
late in the evening; and | generally did all my
lessons standing in stocks with this stiff collar
around my neck. AT the same time i had the
plainest chair in my mothers presence. Yet |
was very happy child, and when relieved from
my collar, not unseldom manifested my delight
by starting from our hall door, and taking a run
ut least half q mile through the woods which
adjoined our pleasure grounds. Life Of Mrs.
Sherwood s5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

iE QREAU, TIL, 15l Royal street, corner Of
u TeIloase Ldiss and Psrur
TA4 T.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

$40. z, n. H..
ACE & FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
~ iofs aLaw, Of Camp Alley
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

IN II. MEYER, No 100 Camp street, S2
llA-s HaiehnAksI aud Dealer JEwELRY, GOLD Mf7A
fkt FANCY ARTICLES and WATCHES. Jeweiry is II
artrea repaired nj moderate prices mi @ssslSA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
B. Antognini,
No. Z and IA Cont Street, Bet.oeen CHAR

9so. La ana Ia C07tt Street, Betaoeen ChGTS
tres and Leuee streets,
Beg leave 10 inform proprietora Bill
sLx OF kind all which have heretofore
Of the Unitsd States. IT r = ~ ~ " -
repairs which he every upon to make to Billiard
coming from those nountres have ascertain
sn Kind o construction which bent utsd
The table being generally the parts uh Id
are rnoat liable 10 dseroratioH particular
the eonatraction OF these parts
Every Billiard built By hun has combined
hary and thna waanng them from wrapping 10
The bands made by him,
a superior 70 the French different
toe lhe naa rubber sides him
have aiwayssiyen great satisfaction.
men may satisfy themselves Of visiting ha
where they will always find Billiard Tables
nj @ and ihey will convince themselves hat ballsdo
EyERY EVERY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIM is WAR
CHASER. - es '-'haii Np o l AiA va.
I de has constantly on hand great variety of #gs
NEW AND SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES.
aud PINS for the TENPlN ALLEY compstelot
EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS.
u Orleans who may
procure Of the
10 d will enthusiastically
n ANfoNNl hae also the honor and tbs
general that IN with
DEbuf Cloth he has hand large
quantity Of that cloth for Billiard Tables which he
seli At an exceedingly low price.
Of his house, and the relations which he has esiab
sed and continues each establish manufac
qres Of France and the United States all articles
a hia line a prcss below sha raies. oel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

fHyAYL0R & CO.. D., Dealers in Boots, Shoes
IA and Hats, No. Al Magazine street. mis-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Pu Ps AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
80 John MecARTY, PLUMBER, No,s4 Camp street Eewo,
hh lustreesves and COCK
yarious FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS; BEER PisPs e
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUES AND SHOWER RATHS. =
Afso, LAYING AND REPAIRIhG LEAD PIPES EFIEFTLEhp
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ship Ssarbost promptly repaired slaraer,
prnnpsYestsnaeetc. " CHARGES MODERATE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

an illustrious name, revered memory, and an
example which gentleman riders will always
cite with admiration
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

shH4Ap =. .fohpeg.
Fefvardas Merchaua Il caroudslst street .apa0 Iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

fasYLEK, .. A, Watchess and Jewelry, No. 80
IA Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

! EBILCHER, GOODRICH Il CO., Cotton Fac
tor aud Commission Merchants as earondeei UpIon
~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

JAHsh II L.,
fs5s ULF0RD q Co, JAS. H., General Agents.
II. Conrrtasion had Eerardng Marehan
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

srERH, eEozsE w ca aIyry
Notary Public. Attoynev,atsIaw
STARK 8 oHRIsTY, Office . No. 10 Banks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

a. =. =.
EyRIEFF s. CO., a. D., Wholesale Grocers
u.,
spd Caosas AEsn Tsyior Albany Ale ferter
Cider Nos So 90 md ~ Nd Lerse snd No. 10 Trout
nf.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

INg ORsE, r. s., Arcade Hotel, Magazine
w kLrast hetween Gfayisr Nateaa rttaeta. nla
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

rHE r. w. GRAND ENcAMPMENToF PATRIARcHs
OF LOUISIANA I. O. O. f., meets sem-annually, on the
third Tuesdays in January and Jul, at Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Of Camp and Lafayett, streets New Or
leans Officers for the present yea-John Orchard
N w Patriarch; Edgar Edgar, \ HP; w H
g Scribe; II Williams, II w G Treasurer !; II Mills
paugh II W G Junior Warden; J ! Dunlap, r w @
Representative to the of ths 8 J Nixon, W G
Marshal; Il GilIingham, W G sentfel; John Frank
ford, W Deputy Sentinel; Alfred Cites D D g Patri
arch of District No, 2; Andrew Mata, D D G Patri
arch nf Dstrief No & 3s&a9'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

. y D. nArss n. W.
vi AYES & HOLMAN, Attorneys at Law, No
~ p Commercial Place Ss,rtriesnH Iars Ivs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

T AVN W W. WOOD,
A ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLoR-AT.LAw
:. obee, Me- Is Camp street,
HaErssued the practice
o tnna bneine Sas "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

n NJ hlEE. .. " u.
lfH Commercial Place. NeworieAns. nsi iiy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25
.. O. o. =. ~

Names Of 1nicers-Time and Place or Meeting.
THE r. w. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA !. @. O.
F. meets seni-annualy the fourth Tuesdays in Jam
uary and July, at Odd Fellows Hail. corner of Camp
and Lafayette streets, New Orleans. Officers for the
present year-Henry Il. stetspn, of Hope Lodge No.
IA NJ W Grand Master Thomas Blake, of CONNER
cial Lodge No. IL, w Grand Master; Bernard
Cohen Of Union Lodge No. g b w Grand Warden /;
Thomas III Shields, Of Union Lodge No. o. r w Grand
Secretary Henry Williams, OF Commercial Lodge No.
II, II W Grand Treasurer; g v Race, of Commercial
Lodge No a. and Henry Bier, II Hope Lodge No. IA r.
" Grand Representatives to he G & Of the U 8
W whitall, Of Crescent Lodge No. 5, " Grand Chap
lain Richard Swain, of Crescen Lodge No S. w Grand
Marshal II ii Dentzel of UnionLodge No. 6, W Grand
Conductor f. J r Stevens of louisiana lodge No. 1,
Grand Guardian; John FrankfGd, of Crescent Lodge
No s, w Grand Herald. .Distrie Deputy Grand Mas
ters-1st District, vacant; II Mnspaugh of Covenant
Lodge No, IT, District No. Q /; WV Vanght of Jeifer-
son Lodge No. O. District No. 3 louis Bush of Excel
sior Lodge No "a, District No.t; A i Field Of st.
Maryis Lodge No, 20, District No. 8; nj Camp
bell, of ST. Landry Lodge No. q District No. O.; A
Malta, Of DsSoto Lodge No Z, District No. 7; b IL
Harris of Carroll Lodge No. 30 Ditrict No. Joseph
Guss, Or Trinity Lodge No. 50, district No. 9 A d
Mccoy, of Rapides Lodge No. 35, district No. 10 RM
Sawyer, Of New Iberia Lodge No.,6 District No, IL ;
Hansicker Of Meth Lodge No. 4, District No. IL |;
R 1 HALEY, Of Prairie Lodge No.l7 District No. 13 ;
n Dohm, Of Columbus Lodge No.A District No. IA :
q Neaf,ls Of Clinton Lodge No. 4, District No. I5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Law, Pine Biug Arkansnp viii attend 10 All business
entrusted to his Southern will pay
my aAWte 2 s' -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

ELF s. CO., J. NJ, Dealers in Hardware,
a. etc. From. street between and Satchez MS
STEEL, ] B., Bookseller and stationer, Nc.
~ Mig
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

r EYERICH, VIM E. & CO., Cotton Factors
H-h and Coulnishon Merchants, ~ Old Layte. lJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

AIERHALL, VALENTINE & CO., Dealers
in Boots. shoes and Hats Noa Common 81 ns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

q E700LE, JOHN, Commission Merchant, Emi
H. grafton and Remittance oiscs, aA Bank Place, ais
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

MORRIS s. WAY, Glothiers, corner Camp
i and Commou streets. MIA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

EE OLMES & CLAUSS, Grocers and Dealers
in Western Produce No. IL New Leree and II Tehcur
tfset lydA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

Reefenca regard the Eatnte, y, u VISSCIEk
CO., Real Esats Brokers, NewYork.
w Orders (po paid) with enclosed be addressed
/. w. HOLBRO0KE, Secretary bQ6 Broaaway n "
S The Engrsyings In tbs Catalogue ready delivery
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

GAINES & CO., G. c., Importers and Deal.
M in Hardware. Cutlery. Nos % Magazine and Iay
Nv
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-25

- IFFNEY & LOWELL, Ship Agents aod
I n conmipeon Merchants. iis Common rtrset mill