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ny GREEN q SCOTT, Auctloneers.

by GREEN & SCOTT, AuCtioneers
no CONTRACTORS AND OTHERs.-six horses, cans
and harness, auconOn Saturday morning. the 18th
O'CLOCK shall SELL In front
horses, harness. They sold for fault
having further them.
Terms: All Of and under cas- cash; 925 credit OF
thirty sky and ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed
ing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
july lid Auctoneers.
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Ne.t Ind.. Bay Rnm. COLOGNE Water.

WANTEDA copy Of the American Archives, nine volumes
for which reasonable price will bs either money
books. FRANCK TAYLOR,
July IA
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July l--dlm

Qh REWARD-sayed away from the subscriber on Monday
Dc last, small black with white the face and
line of grey hair the back The above will be paid upon
her delivery house. She be In the neghborood of the
Little Falls JOHN r. NOURSE,
July lf-d3t Corner of 10th and N streets.
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q EN- r. X IL NE w =.

PRosREss CnoLEBA.The Boston Journal says that
the cholera is creating quite panic in Richmond Maine
Since the dh instant wentysix deaths have occurred
SIX IN one Irish family from ship fever and rest from
cholera The population of the place is three thou
sand Many Of the inhabitants were leaving town and
business was generally suspended
The Albany On. W Atlas says We yesterday an
nouneed that in the family of Mr. Wyle residing on the
corner of South Pearl and Division Streets deaths had
occurred somewhat suddenly, up TO IL o'clock, and that
two more of the family then sick expected
cover. They died during the afternoon making four in
day One other member of the family residing in the
lower part of the city had died the evening previous
These persons consisted of Mr.. Wyles moterinaw two
sons aged five and thirteen Mr. Wylies broher-inaw,
named Thornton, and Mr.. Wyes sister,
Passengers report the number of deaths Chicago at
eight hundred for the last week The local papers have
suppressed all mention of the disease till the rumors have
assumed fabulous proportions,
The of reports circulate to rayages Of the
epidemic in Toledo yet the board of health of that city
reports but eight deaths daily Now the question is which
is rght--the board of health common report2
In Brooklyn, New York, upwards of twenty cases Of
cholera reported Wednesday, of which there were
seven deaths The night previous six persons died the
hospital of the diease
letter from St Louis of the Sd instant says:
"The newspapers here as if by common consent pre-
serve sudious silence the subject but from my
private knowledge know that the complaint is making
rapid progress. The sister Of seized yesterday
and was buried this morning Thirty sudden deaths have
been reported during the past three days. given
Two found dead the road leading of the
city cause unknown Many OF these are, doubt
OF sunstroke but most of them are doubt cholera So
the physicians say .
"JuLY T. l954--The Fourth passed here very quietly
The day intensely hot which, with the gloomy feeling
caused by the increasing mortality caused kind of still
ness the proceedings depressing in the extreme Yes
erday and the day before had some rain which has
done some good in checking the pestlence and am glad
to say that for the past three days the hearses and trap
pings of mortality meet the eye less frequently We hope
the improvement will be permanent One undertaken in
forms that he sold sxysx collins yesterday 1t is ut
erly impossible to get carriage mt any of the livery
bles all being engaged at funerals
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A>rER WILSON M. STEWA RT, the Juvenile
III writer may he found Brsks Ccumhis House, cf1k
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
He will be happy ORDERS which shall be
beautiful and satisfactory
95-d0w
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ornoE or THE BoARp or HEALTH,

OFrcH Board HEALTH,
Washington, July -, 1854
lnemens during the June 1854 Apopexy conges
uon OF brain, u inflammation of bowels
hcmorhsxe Of bowels, chronic
sowes cholera, cholera infsntum, consumption, l0s
commissions, disnhps, drowned 81 entes bilious
mtIent fever, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, infancds
whooping o. hydrocephaus hydothox, ntsmpsr
abscess OF lungs IL congestion Of lungs po,
marasmss, miscarriage, old age u pneumonia, 81
bIth seuryy, tabes mesentereca, uncheis,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
Amusements This Evening.

ST. Charles THEArER Shakespeare celebra-
ted tragedy Julius Cear will b. performed this
ing at the St. Charles with Mr. Held as Bas Mr. Pope
as Cassus, and Mrs Stuart as Potiia 10 obige Ben
SON = is the closing piece.
DAN RIoE's, The performances commence
with the melo-drama Of DON Juan 'Mr Redmond Ryan
sings favorits song and Miss Champion plays Donna
Tiolante, in the comedy called The Wondsr,n
ARMoRY HAIL--The Campbell Minstrels, I'M
der the direction Of Matt. Peel give another of the
unique amusing entertainments this evening at Ar
mory Hall We recommend those who are fond of fur
and good music to attend
VANNBeHf's MusEuA.-The wax statuary re
mains stationary in at least of the word
continues to attract admring throngs Those who com
here TO the sights should not omit visiting 81 st
Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
Telegraph News.

We publish this morning very late and impor-
tant telegraphic news received from Europe by
the steamship Asia The information from Be-
bastopol is chiefly important az confirming the
fact that Menschikoff continues to hold out,
and that he has been reinforced by the battai-
ions under Osten Sacken and Gen. Luders, Of
whose advance from Perekop we had previous
notice. A great battle is also announced 70
have been fought at Balaklava, in which the
Russians were the assaiiants and partially sus-
cessfal. we shall be compelled to await another
arrival before the real results Of the contests
are made known; for the present reports are
painfully perplexing and contradictory.
This country is especially interested in the
rumor that England and France have entered
into an alliance with Spain for the protectlor
Of Cuba against America, and also that Louis
Napoleon has evinced a very hostile teehna
toward our Ministers in Europe.
Taken in connection with the fact that com.
bined English, French and Spanish feet is col
lecting IN tile Gull, and with the menaces here
tofore thrown out by these Governments agalns
this country, we certainly have cause to feel
deep interest in the Russian war, and to Watof
with care the progress Of events in Western
Europe.
Should all the reports brought by the ASH
prove to be correct, they will be the most I'M
portant received in this country since the be
ginning of ocean steam navigation,
We are compelled by this unexpected amour
Of telegraphic news received to omit grea
deal 81. other matter prepared for this morn
ing's paper.
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Photographed to Daily Crescent.
sp the suutberu l5anrss) ltat.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Cotton Firm Breadsspaffs telaiet-
Later from sebastopol Another lsatti'
EXPLOSION OF A RUSSIAN FoRT.

Npwyopx. Nov l5.-The Cunard steamer
as;a hos arrived here, bringing dates from
Liverpool Of the 4th instant, three aays ia's1
than the accounts brought by the Aihsfioa'
The following is summary OF hef news
liverpool Markets.
rrvvppoot. Nov. 4.--There has BEEN only
moderate demand for Cotton here since the ae-
.art,,re Of the Atlantic, and the sales OF the
ant;ra week reach barely Al 900 bales, OF which
5000 have been taken for specaia'loii a'.o aoooo
1000 for export Prices have generally peen
firm, and the Middling grades nave lnpt0 ,.
about lied per lib, thu, quotations. according
- tba ciroulsr of Mess re- Dennistoun u TO-,
clos;no as follows: Fair O rleans, id Middling
| Orleans, 81 to 5-16; FAIR opianos' oa' anu
aIidding Uplands, 81 to 5 3-loa PEI TO- ine
market for Breadstufs opene, with considerable
hcayiness, but toward the O. lose the rates I'M
proved. Yet the week closes y with aecllhe u
about Is per Dbl for Flour, 8, per ~ Ids nol
Wheat, and Is per quarter II u oofh ans
ouotations are, for Western Can, u Flour, as
for Ohio, 43 to Ads per Dbl; for neat lzs lol
White; and II to lis Cd for Red ano Mixed thf
closing rate for Corn being AS per quarter i0'
Mixed, Yellow and White alike
I The Provision market, according to t ne eifcu
| lar Of Gardiner & Co., continues active for&
Beef and Bacon were firm at previous raues
Lard was quoted at 54s per cwt. with goe'
demand, Tallow was in limited request, an
the rates were more in favor Of buyers. ,Sa
val stores were active at full prices.
Il Money and Trade.
The Money market at London has been with
| out any change Of moment. Messrs. Barring
Bros s Co., report moderate demand for Amer
lean stocks at unchanged rates Consols arr
i quoted st 94sto944 Trade in the manufac
n turing districts has been heavy, and the rate
have slightly declined.
General News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
.SosO Ready For. .aCsioss.

.SosO Ready For ACTION.
s. N. NJ CODY,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
t aa Just completed opening Of large and magnificent
stock of
SHIRTS
AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, U.s. +
and now prepared uneqnad bs
friends and thu public to patroniIs him. 1
MooDY's SHIRTS
ceeat for their elegance h fine sewing that
will never of. .=
HALF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS FOR 81 So All made At Nj.
mandatory in New York.
0NDERsHlRTs AID DRAWERS
Of Mao Angola and Labs Wool Silk Canton Fian-
hsl Cotton and Flecced material.
HOSIERY $1,000 dozen Of every description invented Ladies' Ho
cry and uunder Ggrnens.
GLOVES
Jouvns Kid Gown impoan Norway Cashmere Cloth Tisury
Buckskn Dogskn Merno and Boys Ladies' Cent?. aun
CRAVATS. m5
The Republican Napoleon Beaufort Albert! Waterford ony
Granville r. D Opera Oxford elegantly Figured and
Satin Squares all degna rich Sca Wedding era-
vat, and selfAdju.iug Stocks.
POCKET HANDgERCHIEFs. a.
Fine Bnndnn sptafed. China Ponge Silk
1000 dozen white aud cooed Linen Cambria 1884, each ready
hemmed
HANDSOME PATTERN DRESSING ROBES from 49,
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS very large assortment from
1e Walking Canes Perinme Laden Shell Combs Monns
Toilet Articles Dressing and Writing Cases. every thing for the
Gentenen's Wardrobe
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, a it guaranteed. s55U
AN Goods marked in plain figures from which deviation made
Eg Copy the address and FIRST inquire If you are at
s. N. MOoDYts
Nsw0rlsanr Shirt Furnishiag Emporium
nls2pii Corner Canal street Exchange Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
URTHER BY THE ASIA,
AFFAIRS AT sERAsTOPOL
BATTLE AT BhLAKLAVA,

New YORK, Nov. 16.---The Asia reached her
wharf this morning at nine o'clock. Her pa
pers contain the following interesting intelli-
gence:
The RECENT BATTLE. The Russian dispatches
state that the Allies had suffered two severe de-
feats near Sebastopol In one of the engage
ments the French outworks were destroyed, and
sixteen of their guns spiked, and in the other
the English we're routed with the loss of five
hundred horse. The French account is not Civ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
EnIses. Ese0dIT This !.

~ pale dull botohes
eckea rough sku ont Of sPFits bottle
Of Dr. JOHN BULLS sARSAPARIA. twill the fro
cleanse blood give you anm 0u and fine spirits sparkling
and fne complexion. All of Which are of immense value To
young ladies. For sale, wholesale and re tail by
nls 9pSt j. WRIGHT 4 co, ISL chartres street.
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u. @. Morgan,
a e, III e.

j. U, Morgan,
BOOK SELLER,
Erchamge Place, adjoining the Post-ofice,
"a keps always hand large stock Of American and
English editions Of Standard and Mscs Books sbraeing
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, TRAVELS, FICTION;
COMMERCE. SCIENCE, AGRIcULrt UREt
ESSAYS, ENCYCLOPEDIAS, DICT IoNARIEs;
ATLAsEs, ARCHITECTURE, ca MES MEDICINE;
TIE DRAMA, DOMESTIC EcoN, oMY;
GkoLoGY, MANUALS, oRATf Dry, NAVIGATION;
CHEMISTRY, NATURAL HIS sToRY;
aooK.KEEPING, POETRY
FRENCH, SPANISH ANA ITALIAN FD1feATfoN.r poove
ETC, ETC. ~
eeeiyes issued from press the
IONS of hs day. together with the REyEWs
MAGAZINES, ETC., etc. wv
~ e'insaa id strangers respectfully invited call.
~ 41pssa0 itW J. C. MORGAN.
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MEDIeAL Trxr Booxs.---We have frequently

MEDIeAL TExT Booxs.---We have frequently
had occasion to call attention to the fine stock of misce
aneous books to be found at T. L. Whites No los Canal
street. To-day find occasion to notice his assortment
Of medical text books and works in that department Of
science From personal knowledge and frequent nSpec-
ton Of Mr. Whites shelves enabled say that
bookstore in the city has larger chocer number in
the same branch, and we recommend medical students
mept
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Carpeting! Ca,.asettaag j.

g We receiving large and choice assortment Of VELVET
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY and INGRAM cAEPETING.
ALsa...s
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS three wntyour feet vide Of choice
quality pattern. All Of which Offering very
prices. ]. D. CAMERON 4 CO, No. Sc eharres
MIS- splw and n cuasolhepse street,
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II. 1865

a The propreters Of the Crescent viii pay no oiila
onracted BY any person except Mr.. j. o. Nixon or hi
written authority
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PLAcIDE's VARIETIES. -- Ths saiieties VIII
positively open tomorrow evening wv 1e ,eno"h'
Raye troupe in two Of their most accept anie anu amus
pantomimes Mmlle. Yrca Matthias in /" grand aan y
ana o,bor n,sos;n, entertainments aAAphcden is t
be brought out as it never was before.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
ARRIVAL FROM BERMUDA.
%. fish Fleet Gathering at San Juan.

Er, LiS41 < lSSb @EaeAASAA4E a. h]R1 " or@A'
NEW \ DIRK, Nov 16.-A vessel here has just
srriv NJ from Bermuda, bringing dates from that
ISLAND IL the st,,', inst. Her advices state that
! british shin Of TIE line had sailed for San
1u Da and that the Br. tsh feet was ooncentra-
ting at the latter place. The papers in Ber-
muda anticipated serious T. 'ffleulties between
the United States and England relative 10 tne
destruction of GreytoWn.
Election In Kentucky.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-The election in tn.
Third Congressional District in this State for
member of Congress in the place Of the late
Presley Ewings has resulted in the choice of the
Wing candidate, Braston.
Know-Nothing Convention
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.--Nothing is yet known
with regard to the proceedings of the National
Convention of the Known othings, now in ses-
sion at Cincinnati. It is understood, however,
that candidate for the Presidency will be nom
mated by them, and that the principal oandi-
dates before them are Willard Fillmore, John
| NJ Clayton and Sam Houston. H.
/ Passengers by the Asia. -=.=
NEW YORK, Nov 16.-Among the passengers
brought by the Asia are Mr.. George F. Weisse,
Of the Bee, and twelve other persons belonging
\ to New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

a STATE LEG1s1ATuRE.-Ca Capt. JOHN A
IAoEss candidate to represent the Representative Dc
in the state rnae the resignation Of Hon.
all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

RUPTUREs CURED. --Sherman's curative "a
Truss Rupture Renedyis relief and comfort an
the care Of all upures. To good h apply to
the 10 st. Charles aree and inquire for
Dr. Sherman particulars advertisement on third
~ the ptore for escrpye pamphlet eb92 iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
asp the National Ltnr.
New York Election.

1~AVSAA0AAe
New York, Nov. 15--The table Of the cleo
ton returns in the Times Of this city, increases
Clarke's majority for Governor to s95. 1t is
not yet certain that Clarke is elected, however,
as all the returns are not received.
Delaware Election.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.--The returns of the
election in Delaware are nearly complete Pc
ter T. Causey, the American candidate for Gov
ernor, has been elected by about 1000 majority,
and Elisha D. Collier, on the same ticket, is
chosen for Congress by majority Of 800.
Cincinnati Banks.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.--The notes of the Me-
chanics and Traders Bank of Cincinnati are
taken on deposit by the other branches of the
State Bank of Ohio. as the latter is bound for
their redemption. ~
Ohio -Markets-Bank Troubles.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. l5.-The river here is now
rising, with 81 inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-The river here has
fallen inches during the last d hours. Flour
is in fair request, with sales at ~ rs to ~ so
per Dbl, Whisky is firm at 300 per gallon. The
| excitement in the Money Market still continues,
anu AeAo uNoA aAoioaos0 ny NV AniAuto VI eho
Mechanics Bank, which is branch of the
| State Bank of Ohio. The house of j. H. James,
at Urbana, was mobbed last night. Mr.. James
was largely concerned with the Mechanics and
| Traders Bank, and failed last week.
LOUISVILLE, Nov, 15.-The river here is sta
tionary; weather undertaking.
New York Markets.
| NEW YORK, Nov. l5,---The demand for Cot
| ton in this market is yet quite limited. Mid
ding Orleans is quoted at 94c per lb. Flour is
active, and.priees have advanced, with sales Of
| Ohio brands at rs 6s2to$e per Dbl. Corn is in
moderate request at s9Ato90c per bushel for
| Mixed Western. There is fair demand for
Pork, at previous rates. Lard is quiet at un-
| changed prices.
| Sailing of the Arabia.
| New YoRK, Nov. 15.---The Gunard steamer
Arabia sailed at noon, to-day, for Liverpool,
taking out 81 ,2s0,0o0 in specie @
i an fhr Sanfhern anN HaffanrI u fneS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

Mg- JULES LAvERaNE, Esq, is a Candidate
for the State Senate by the resignation Of
4 II. Ho, i A B,spa g-aa s5td
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we are indebted to the Clerk Of the Crystal
Palace for late ST. Louis papers.

Opening or THE OPERA SEASON. The season
fairly at the French Theatre, last evening"
with Donxsttis opera Of q La Fayorte.n Madame Cam
bier made her first appearance in this city as the first
prima Donna. Mmle. Aimee Provost, Dugazon and NJ.
Duiuc first tenor in the grand opera. NM, Laeroix
Beckers and Carrier with number of other well known
faces visible the stage The orchestra has under
gone changes since the last season. but ~ essen
TALLY the same as before the best orchestra in this
country.
We have not the necessary space to do more than
chronicle the re-opening Of this famous and popular
place Of amusement. The parquette thoroughly
led the dress circle nearly full and the standees
well populated the atticed boxes all taken and the
second tier and gallery crowded great many citizens
who have been away for the last four months ummering
in the country at this North appeared in their Wonted
places, and contributed to the hearty applause with
which che artists were welcomed to Neworleans.
Madame Gambler Eeoaor very successful She is
neooking woman, with clear, ringing voice and
siderable dramatic ability. Mme. Provost may become
tayore her personal appearance is in her favor but
she was altogether too ndistnct in her articulation last
evening NJ Duuc ought to feel proud OF the vel
with which he greeted and the applause that
followed Efforts Whenour time allows stay
and space affords greater opportunity for remark,
shall be glad say many things that must be omitted
tonight st present we can only add tnat the com
nencemens o. TINS present season mas peen very
lug, and given assurance that me ensuing operaele
a'nnsenents wall compare well with those IN years pre-
vious.
Go-morrow evening RoEsini's opera Of the Barbar
Seville, viii be produced Madame prettis Battle will
make her FIRST appearance. NM Holzem, Lacrox anf
beckers sustain leading parts Attention is directed
the note appended 20 the advertisement.
$50 = \ -.
riANos AND Music.--n. ". Iiewltc' .he ssea
music merchant "a TINS city az No ~ camp street. "a
songs polkas ana miscellaneous pieces from the grsa
publishing houses in Boston and New York, He ais
keeps constantly on hand pianos Of every grade make
character ana cost Those who wish to lap thamsnlye
in soft Lydan airs should by all means give him call
- =s
CIGARS, TOBACCO AND ouNDRiEs.--one OF th'
largest and best Tobacco establishments IN the city
Of Moreno Brothers. No "a Old Leyee Their Cigars ar
imported BY themselves from Havana and comprise thu
very choicest and most delicatey favored brands in tn
market Their chewing Tobacco may be relied on as TIL
pnre Virginia. And INDUCED in with safety and pleasure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
oredI, sale j, the Eetlre stock Of Mr.. +. RoumI

credit Sale Of the Eatire stock OF Mr.. II. Ronmi"
Of Liquidation, 81, on
BY B. r. SYK
WV EDNEsDAT, Nor ~er,s. -,
WV will be aod at ~ .etnDef "a, at iua ClockS
street. the eutir A " tho of MrF Rouhneu 2sss
Curacao ssaaGttes In bbs aud hasketab
Cherr- -. ~ - and csFest
aaignolet, In bbfs, cassA and baskets; 5f
AnsS NM In bbls. ard GsteR;
hhufcb, IN cases vernoutl, in cnses; Il, g..
rcppemns md Bttsn different qualities in bba ana caassi
~ Liquors.. in oases difireu. qualities l'e
! ruits and Cherries in brandy |9aus- f"3. 54s
tioosebsrfy and Raspberry Juice In csaea;
Red Wine, IN and snscai White Wine, in bb's,
Holland Gin in hhls;
Madeira Wine, different qualities in bhls; $38
Jamaica Ind New Epgland Rum, bbs
Ht Bourbon Whsky in bbs Alcohol per cent bbls;
Aniandea de Noyan, In bbs; Ncire Animal in bbs;
Bottles for Maaschino, and Juga for Curacoa
Aniaette Baskets Bottles, LaheB eta.
E Caaosuen particulars and .is viii be ready th,..
days previous TO the day 81 sale. nis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17
IMPORTANT BATTLE.
ALLIES KEPT THE FIELD.

The latest advices from Sebastopol report
that a force Of 80, 600 Russians had made an at
tack upon, and recaptured one of the forts oe-
cupied by the Allies, and that q great battle
had been fought near Balaklava, in which the
Russians had been driven back, and the Allies
remained in possession Of the field. The ac-
counts state that the siege was proceeding favor
bly, for the Allies. Two Russian ships in the
harbor had been destroyed, and the quarantine
battery had been silenced. One of the bastion's
of Fort Constantine had been considerably dam
aged by the explosion Of the magazine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-17

EMBRoIDERIgs, SILKS AND LAGEs.- Hor-
see Hardy No 1856 Camp street. deserves be considered
apniir banefactor BY ali those ladies wholvae boye Poy
dras &C. He has into that sectiono the city
sc aud ehoiee an assortment Of dry goods laces and
rich sks az can be found on eharres any other street,
and sells them vsry reasonable rstes II new store
and the ola adsge that broom sweeps clean, .
should indncs lady-ehoppers to examine his stock.