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7 OST OR STOLEN-ON FRIDAY LAST A
IL young black New Foundland Dog, ofc>
large size, with white marks on his hind Wy
feet, md end of his tail. liberal re- IN
ward will be paid for the recovery OF him.As
ian 4-3ts
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1855.

SHILLINGTON has received Les)ie,s La
- dies Gazette of Fashion for January 1885, con-
tanning the latest styles of Paris, London, and New
York winter fashions. This number commences a
new volume, and now Is the best time to subscribe
to this beautiful magazine.
All the magazines for January now published and
for sae or subscriptions received at publishers, pr
ces, and delivered to any part of the city, or mailed
to any part of the country.
SHILLINGTON,
Agent for all the Magazines,
Odeon Building, corner ~ st. and Pa. ave.
ian 2-tf
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CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENWARE,
AT CHINA HAIL.

WR are now in receipt of our fall assortment
w consisting Of l2S packages from Hv-cn
erPool and other sourcee) of he sbove goods iii
We name in psrt-Frsnch and Englieh China,
in plain; Gold Band and Decorated Tea, Toilet
and Dinner Ware; White Granite, Blue Printed and
fanc: Dinner, TIA and Toilet Sets, and pieces sep
~N arate; Plain, Pressed and Cot CLASSY are,
such as Tumblers, Bowls, Goblets, WINE,
Cham Pagnes, Books, Spoonholders, Oee
Dishes, Decanters. Fish Globes, Pitchers,
arofieA, finger Bowls, and an endless variety Of
oher goods of the same csss; Plated Ware, CUTLERY,
Britannia Ware, Plated and Albata Spoons, Forks,
Casters, Cups, Sugar Tong, &c; Block Tin Oofee
and Tea Pots, Biggins, Channg Dishes, DC.
We have very large stock Of common goods, suit.
able for retailing Stores of the ncwet and best psf
terms Stoneware at factory prices.
Goods carefully packed and delivered In any part
Of the city, free Of charge.
All the above Goods will be sold on the most 90
oommodsting terms, Wholesale aud retail, ct Chins
Hal, 341 Pennsylvania avenue, and 2 6 o street.
dec l4-eolu 7. PUKSELL 4 son.
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CHILDREN'S BOOKS.

IMPORTED direcs f. m Le ndoa by
L FRGNGK TAYLOR.
Fairy Tales, translated from the German, many On
cravings
Tales Of he Kings Of England, by Percy, many 'A
CRAVINGS
Robinson Crusoe, with seventy beautiful ensi''
ings .e-om
the German, by Mary Hewitt, many s'e
ings u.e,
Reyra-d the Fox, illustrated BY Van Ersroins0H
Story about Christmas, by Mrs. sinnetf rt
End many others, English, Fren q hms'''"
dec 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

OHILLINGTON has received Harper's Msg.
- sz;ne for January, 1885, containing the life Of
Andrew Jackson, illustrated
Blackwoods Magazine nor December, containing
very intere sting story of the Campaign, written in
q Tent in the Crimea.
Another supply of Fudge Papers ami Ruth Hall
received
large assortment of Pocket Diaries and Alma
macs for 1855
Annua's, Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books EpiS
copal and Catholic Prayer Books in elegant binding
suitable for new lear presents
Blank Books and Stationery Of every oescrir ton,
cheap.
Gold Pens, magnificent article
ANY person wishing to subscribe 10 any OF the
monthly Magazines or Foreign Reviews will please
call in person or send to
sHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
GIDEON Building, corner Pa av. and * ct.
dee S6-tf
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- Metropolitan Mechanics' In

The Second Lecture Of Prof. Espy before the
Metropolitan Mechanics institute will be delivered
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING next, January 3, in
the Institute Rooms, over Geo. and Thos Parker's
Store.
Subject: sThe cause of the formation of clouds,
Of the cross current Of air. and of Barometer uctu
ATOMS"
The public are respectfully invited. Lecture free.
Lecture commences at ~ O'Clock.
By order: P. NJ. PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
N. B.-Tickefs emitting the holder to the benefit
Of the School Of Design. and admission TO the Exhi-
btion can be obtained of the Financial Secretary
during the evening. jan2
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WASHINGTON, January 2, 1855.

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 2, 100.
To Messrs. J. T. Torers, W. ID. Wailach, &c.
Gentlemen 1 received, with feelings of gratitude
your offers Of testimonial benefit for my humbls
efforts in contributing to your amusement. The o.
fer accept with many thanks, and by permission
of the manager, will fix Thursday evening next, u {
4th January, for the BENEFIT NIGHT, on which
occasion will produce the Grand Ballet, in acts
of ole Diable Quatre," never produced in th!.
city, with other entertainments.
Accept, Gentlemen, the best wishes for your wei
fare of Your obedent servant,
jan cit CAROLINE ROUSSET
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T. Il. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

III Eighth st sdjoining kainry's Livery StsbIet'
nWING to The increased trade which a generous
" publ" has bestowed upon me, } have beer com
PEELED to erect new and larger building for the
C FRYING on of my business. Here shall be en-
abled to Execute sll orde.s entrusted T. me WIZ
greater facilities asd dispatch, and would respeof
FULLY solicit continuance OF the publ psteopier
Carrisg.s sni Wagons, Of the most mod m styt,
bail: OF the best msterials, and warranted to 81"
satisfaction,
"epairs of every description punctually ATTENDS
to.
nearly new. dec est
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the firm
~ heretofore existing under the style and name OF
tURsE & Collins is this day dissolved, as | have
this day Withdrawn. JOHN PURSE.
January l, l655-jan 2-2t*
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~ The Ladies' Fair, a. an Assis
l g tant to relieve st. Paurs Lutheran Chu 81
Of its embarrassment, will be open at Odd Fellow
Hall THIS EVENING. dec 2S-6t
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON January q
JOB PRINTING.

Our friends will find as prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JOB
PRINTING, with neatness and dispatch ON erv
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
fnnang We are now ready to serve all, at
moments warning. ''' "'
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HACK FOR SALE.-A HACK, WITH HAIR
Ill ness, in good order is for sale. En-. K6R q
qlre of MRS. WELSH, on street, in Ex6S
the rear of st. Matthew's Church. @1
ian 2-3t*
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oN1AL TO CAROLINE RoussEr
WASHINGTON, January LIST, 1855.

WASHINGTON, January LIST, 1855.
MILE CAROLINE acknowledgements Hav
ing heard that your engagement here was about to
close it is wish to offer you testimonial of our
admiration for your talent before your departure
from this city.
Should this meet with your appreciation we would
suggest Thursday evening next as one of the best
nights for such an occasion.
Accept, Mademoiselle, our best wishes for your
welfare.
w Wallach, Jno 7 Towers,
Thos Fisher, sc Barney,
Edw F Alexander, John l. Smith,
Lewis Carusi, w Chace,
Oh Winder, ED Willard,
d N Caldwell, J d Hoover,
Peasants, Jno w Boteler,
Geo Keyworth, CIV Flint,
NJ r Birche, w Forney.
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UNION ACADEMY.

Corner Of F6Yrteerh ST. and Nep York apenues
A FEW mCr pupils can be received to make up
"A the limited number. Application must be
made soon. The diecipline, instruction, and means
Of illustrator such to insure satisfactory pro-
gresi In those rupils who punctusl regular and
obedient.
Circulars at the Bookstores.
dec so-3m z. RICHARDS, Principal.
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T UMBER.-70OOO feet of 1914, 4, Ga, and
IL "A merchantable and select Albany White
Pine
2OO, 600 feet of 4, GA, and "A Susquehanna White
Pine, of all grades
30 900 feet Of "a White Pine Siding
1000 feel of White Pine Framing Timber, from )
by 6 TO Is by Is
80, 600 feet of W hite Pine Joist and Scantlng
10000 feet of l, u, and inch North Carolina do
100000 feet of Eastern Shore Joist Sng and Stud
ding
10000 feet of Eastern Shore Flooring and Step
ping
$1,000 feet Of So and ga Poplar
10000 feet of 6 T. 6 4, and 1874 Oak and Cherry
Laths, Ferce Posts, Tickets, and Rails.
For sale at the lumber yard of the subscribers, ID
and Twenty sixth streets, First Ward, near the
National Observatory.
H. N. g. ]. w. EASILY.
Bills of sawed and rough White Pine, Yellow Pine
and Oak Timber furnished TO order.
jan l-eO3t
T I'VE PET DEER FOR SALE, a buck, three
Ia wears old in fine order and perfectly docie; can
be seen on application at the store.
Also, D saddles of fine Venison, from the Ale
ghanes. For sale by
SbEkELL & BROTHERS,
No 40 opposite Centre Market.
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III 0RSE FOR sALE.-I HAVE FOR SALE 4
IL good strong Horse-will answer either ~
for family use o. farm, being perfectly gen ~
tie. He is sold for no fault, the ow ner having no
further use for him. Apply at JAS. BARNERS
Stable, near Jackson Hall. dec 30-3ts
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GRAND BALL
GRAND BALL
MID 0HANIOs
THE
WASHINGTON NAVY Yard

1 HE Mechanics of the Washington Navy Yard
respectfully announce to their friends and broth
er mechanics that they will give a Ball on the 22d
OF JANUARY, at the ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Navy Yard.
Particulars in future advertisement
jan 2,6,10*
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Germania n Bell Ringers,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE PEAK FAMILY,
Vocalists and Bell Ringers,
FAKE the present opportunity to announce to tie
/ inhabitants of the city of Washing ton that thu
HARPs, GUITARS, and CREMoNIA, at the aboye
named Hall, on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN
INGS, January 9Th and 9th, 1855.
Tickets 25 Gents. Reserved seats, so cents.
Doors oren a: 6H; Concert to commence TX.
an2|T w. B. BLAISDELL, Agent.
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~ N0tice.-The sale of useful and fancy
IS articles, held at st. Vincent's Orphan Asy
um, will close TOMORROW, Tuesday, Open
at 10 O'Clock, and close at half past g. The friend,
Of the Orphan are invited 10 attend. jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

- Smithsonian Institution Lee.
il g lures,
Lecture will be delivered on TUESDAY EVt
MING, January I'd, by Hon Geo. P. Marsh, lat
United States Minister to Turkey.
Subject: "Constantinople and the Bosphorus."
Lecture commence at 4 o'clock.
dec S0-3t
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M Union Guards Attention !-Yo.
are hereby notified that . regular month";
mi MI meeting viii tai place on TUESDAY, Jauu
" W airy ID at o'clock.
Drill will be continued Wednesday, Thursday apo
Friday. The members are likewise requested to ay
pear In uniform on Friday evening"
By order o Capt o. Byrne:
dec 30-5t J. SHEA, Secy.
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BALTIMORE o0RREseoHDEEcE.

The Ne,o lear-Visittng, 9c.-Baltimore
G1a Oh'o Railroad aoiE pay its Notes
Dt6Ieutty Amongst tie Roitrcad En-
p.oyses@Neariy Rsot-Trou5ts TN tie
Anon Nothing WigWana, DC.
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N 4 Montgomery @ uards, Attention!
q a The regular monthly meeting of the Compan,
IN M will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING
n II 3dinstant. All members are requested to b.
present. ss business of importance will be transact
ed. BY order Of Captain KEY:
jan l-3t THOS. McENIRY, o. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

January Court -Odd-Fsliosushsp-Refo,n
MoVement-Post Office Death - Fire -
SauIss Bell Ringers
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AMEaIcAN MEErINas.

The following meetings will DO held by the American
party of Louisiana in the parish Of Orleans; a.
MEETINGS OF THE wIGWAMs.
3D. At the Masonic Hail. st. Charles street. corner
Of Perdido, Monday, October Is, at 7o'elook p IL.
3d. At Union Hail. Fourth District Thursday, 0oto-
Der is, at O'Clock p. NJ,
4th, At Mrs csidwells Hail. Third District. Thurs
day, October 26, att P. NJ.
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
LIST. At Pontchartrain Railroad Depot on Saturday,
October %, at O'Clock PM.
Id On Lafayette Square, Saturday 9Th October at
O'Clock P. NJ.
Sd. at Alsiers, Tuesday, 3oth, at O'Clock P. M.
4sh On Canal street. junction Of Bourbon and Caron-
delet streets Saturday Sd November at O'Clock r.
Hon Duncan =. Kenner, Hon. Randsll Hunt, John W.
Price, George Eusts Jr 0yprien D. Dufour, Capt Chss
D. Dreux, Col. Dick Stewart III. Michel NJ A. Foute
Hon. Theodore q. Hunt, George B. N. Wales, Edward
Bermudez and other distinguished American orators will
address the respective meetings. oll2dptf
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\ We publish below q communication from MT.
John Brunei in reply query in our issue OF Thurs
day. can only state Mr. Brunei was naturalized
on the ga 1859 in the First District Court and
seems TO us If he was already citizen of the United
States. there was scarcely necessity for his geng
through the process again but by HIS own showing 1t
appears that our information correct that he had
held Office under the state before becoming eitizsnhe
arrived In 1870 at thirteen years Of age and by his ac-
count toog hia naturalization papers in Philadelphia ID
ls he being then consequently only twenty years OF
age Does the law require person to De
years Of age to become citizan Of the United states
Whether General Laeosse knew him OF not 10 matter o.
Indifference IAN ws wanted to know WAS II foreigner
o nsturazed could hold Office under the state govern
nsnt. VS. are convinced 1t can only % dome IN ons
way, and that way is plAinly By fraud.
II eur Offices are to FLIED by Foreigners for God
lei II bs BY those who gone through the Of
renounoinr their own and swearing allegiance to lbs
country ts constitution, and its awsit Is very easily
dono and costs but little in cash or con-
science.
Mesps Edoss--Please insert IL your paper the follow
ing explanations in so Qusry inserted IN your
paper az Thursday morning, October 18th
John Brunst referred the above article arrived al
PHILADELPHIA iii the year 1910, on board snip FRANCIS
Captain Pickle being then kged thirteen thf
year Of 1917 he took his papers of In Pna
euhis and Maid visit to his native home From 1910
up 10 this date he has always resided IN tine United
States or payigated board American ships 10 came
to New Orleans with his father In 1911 His father war
then residing N New Orleans and worked as shpcsrpen
ter In the ward Of Mr. Pierre segan John Bfanet per
manently settled In New Orleans 10 the year 1875 and
since then neyar left the State OF Louisiana.
John Brunet has cent Philadelphia in order to have
can ons ronder that General Lacopte knew John
Brunei when minor, braees Deans' "ia nss iasl1r'
.'''e'A' = ~" g S.,s~s JoHs BsusEr.
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.raisceatasaeotss W'Oy rs,
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO SCHOOL TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND pAREMTa

TO SCHOOL TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND PARENTS
The attention Of those purchasing SCHOOL hooks, MIsCEL
LANE0us WORKS and STATIONERY Is respectfully invited to
the assermspt Of Standard MoeAncou Works School
Books Stationery resolving BY svy arrival eomp,isna
every department Of literature Science Atogs'her
every ns Of Stationery in School Eool Of shs
approved Authors and latest Editons consisting Of
READERS, DtcTf0N ARIES q RAMMARs, RHETORIC,
KLocuTION, COMPOSITION, LOGIC, ARITHMETIC,
GEoMETRY, ALGEBRA, SURVEYING. DRAWING,
MRrsuRATI0N, TR 1GoNoMETRy. CALCULUS, .
HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, BIOGRAPHY,
NATURAL HISTORY, BOTANY, CHE sfsTRY.
CoNcHoLoGY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY.
MINERALoGY, GEoLoGY. PHYSIOLOGY,
poLIrioAL ECONOMY, INT ELLEcTuhL PHILOSOPHY
MORAL PHILOSOPHY, MORAL BcIEFcE,
rRENCH SPELLERs FRENCH PRIMERS,
FRENCH GRAMM.Rs, FRENCH READERs, f, 5.E
FRENCH DICTIONARIES, FRENCH GEOGRAPHIC, Z
FRENCH HISTORIES FRENCH LITERATURE.
SPANISH GRAhAARs, SPANISH DICTIONARIES,
SPANISH READERS, SPANISH LITERATURE
GERMAN GRAMMARS, GERMAN DICTIONARIES,
GERMAN READERs, GERMAN LITERATURE,
LATIN READERS, LATIN cRAMMARs,
LATIN DICTIONARIES. LATIN HISTORIES.
GREEK GRAMMARs GREEK READERS,
GREEK DICTIONARIES. GREEK HISTORY, a ksi
LATIN AND GREEK CLASSICAL DICTIONARIES,
GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICAL HISTORIES.
o. fall and complete assortment Of Law AND MEDICAL
TEXT BOOKS II The lat. Editions ahs LOWEST PRICES by
J.. B. STE EEL,
Law publishsr, Bookseller and sta,ionsr,
oIs apstkltw No. 80 Gimp ssass
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!" Hr CLOTHED HiMsELFwrru CuRsrSc AS WITH
GAHMENr.'-rhs profsne and foolish individual GER
tan,y never heard Of Alfred Mnnroe Co, No. ~
Magsgns strset,or ne would have fitted himself with
much better habit than made up of ulgais oaths
aud inter- cons. Everything 10 the way Of sn's and
cys' clothing, from common to supsifne quality, and
made in thu very style be obtained this store
prices Of reasonable character. Messrs. MunIoe 3
Co. have also hand large stock Of IadiA rubber
clothing Of all descriptions to which especial attention b
invited, See advertisement In another column.
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THE va SIS.


Extract Of letter from gentleman residing in Union
parish to his fisndin New Orleans dated Cherry Ridge
La. October g. 1895: NJ IN
Dssr sr--nur political prospects In this pariah
not 80 fstefing pntit the last few weeks things have
changed for the better On the appearance OF Wicks
Noise 10 parish and They spoke in almost every
pecipct) things have changed very much in favor
They made violent speeches and whipped the old line
Wings into the Order, or made them declare they will
vote for the ticket They who have
joined thu Order untitthey made them mad This has
greatly aided us and We have gained about FIFTY
VOTES In the last days. Our party lie now firm aud
true to the cause We are bound to elect parish
ticket aud We will give the American State Ticket from
one huudred to ons hundred and fifty majority there IL
doubt ab3ut this. state 70 You my confident belief
all hear that North Of Red River shall carry the
American ticket by from eight hundred to one thousand
sioty Our great anxiety IL about New Orleans
IL you ID your duty In the city all will De safe.
Hon Randel Hunt made Us great speech in Farmer
vile on Moeday the lat inst The effort tremendous,
aud We expect sh good and useful results to now from
=. Il was eloquent, srgumentstiye and convincing,
Throughout s8sS8 s5ss2 .7sssg=ss
In regard to the withdrawal that published in
this 0uschta paper last month"; and copied into the New
0seans Courier as having taken place at spesrsviie 10
this parish t ii a forgery and fraud OF the deepest
dyei There has been no Withdrawals, as stated. The
gentleman Mr. Thornton, whose authority the state
meat was made has out and pronounced IL all lie
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sPATH TIcK EFT !.
FOR aoyERN0R.
CHARIKs DERsIGNy,

FOR a0vERN0R,
CHARIRs DRRsIGNy,
o. szsTrasaxs
soR tfEuTNEANT GOVERNOR,
LEwis TExADA,
ioF aAripEs.s g
FoR sEoBBTAREss oT stain,
RgBERT g. HEALE,
~ EAST a4rps Rouge.
YoN STATE TREAs.URER,
u " DURALDE,
% wEsx pAros AoucE.
roR AuDIToR OF srATNs
sa's WALTER RDssMAN,
or cnAisoHssss
FroR AFroREEys sENERkL
RANDELL HUNT,
sor ORLEANS.
YoH SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION,
D. D. sTILLMAN,
or euAcHIrA. 5l55 s.55.l5 ~
Isl " OR so0NGREss.
IA xy<s, Dassss,- GEO. EUsTIs. Jr.
n nssss piaria -TMEsD0RE q. HUNT
rzl.a Ii.siss-PREsTes POND. VI.
fysssA ptssriss WILLIAM b. LEWIS.
ID y
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PARISH or ORLEANS.

: y 4 r
TOR sTkTE NATE.
s GLENRY BURKE. 4
kE0HCE BDRTHE.
HI. MICHEL.
~ AssB- yOsEpH MUFTF.
mi cssssty-- CsIAIiLEs N. OLIVIER.
~ Dassia AHsrnsr- M. A. F0UTE.
on CLHRRs OF COURTS.
yy,ss Dsayas esss NORBERT TREPAGNIER.
s..asx p.sses eSsrs-P.ss. WILTz.
1lss o.irds csvrt-HENRT REzOU.
fss,sa Dasict tosrs-J. b. wALTON,
mn pissss WILLIAM A. MOTT.
SD bi.,rsa Curt W. II. REESE.
FOR AssEssORs,
FA&NCrs TURNER. THEODORE DUREt,
4piIs 7. DUF0UR. JOHN A.sWATKlNs,
FoRfTAxsooLLEoToRs.
M ni.ssss- THOMAS AszEw.
:; ssssas Diarief -yaaEpH HERNANDEZ,
FAisss pistrses- DUvERNEY YARRAR.
Fs.r,s psries- GEORGE MEHsMAN.j
HoRsyusTHcEs OF THE PEACE.
3 Msa yusIes-n. n. AIITOHELI.
esssaa J4ssls.-e. III. RRAgF0RD
zai,d Jusis.--aIGHARn RICHARDSON. {.
zssr,a Jaslss-FRANC8Is oAL0NGSE.
ma ysaiss-WM. PILES.
sisss J4.iss- ARTHUR .FoRTIER.
ssvssis ystsss-G. w. BUF0RD.
PoRscoNsTABLE
Nra sJssiiss's csuts-wILI1AM @. QUIRK.
64asrd Jasies's Css,--J0HN A. AGsAIssE.
Third Jsa'irs's tosgt-JAs. W. DUpLEssIs.
IssrA Jttties's csas-sULEs sGRAPURU,
fsst Jsssas's cssrs-r II. HERNANDEZ,
fssEs Ju,aess cSart- JOHN M. MEAD, III
sstssts JH.siss's esaH-LEFi G0LpING.
ALGIERs. e.
&allee~- EDWARD WILSON.
As<tsr- g. w. FowLER.
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NB- VEL! VoT OF IT Pelican Iheater.'
Tbs Club. ~opd respectfully to the public that
they viii give Dramatic the above establishment
SATURDAY EVENING Oct 49, -hch oceson the popular
domesiic GOLDEN FARMER and the amusing
TooDLEs viii played by several Ladiss and Gentlemen
Of the regular ssage ability
book now open Doorsopen performance ~. o0st
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AeRoss THE LAKE.-At o'clock this after
noon the fine steamer Creole leaves the lake
end Of the Pontchartrain Railroad for Biloxi osssn
Springs etc.
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AMERICAN EoaHeATIoNs IN ST.. JoHN.-We
are indebted to . friend for a list Of the nomi-
nees Of the American party in the parish Of
St, John the Baptist. They are; for Repre-
sentative to the Legislature, Emile Rigaudi
for Sheriff. J +, Bnroan; for Coroner, q Dune;
for Clerk, ]. Laroaue Turgeau; for Asses
sor, A. castagnet u.
For Senator Of the District, composed Of
the parishes Of ST. John and ST. james, Mr..
ST., Maurice Berrault has been nominated.
We are assured by our friend that the
above named are all good men and true, and
worthy Of bearing the unsullied banner Of the
purest cause that ever enlisted the sympathies
ofa free people.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-13
by srEA AsHIP eAIIAwBA.

receiving from their mArufas
tory, al Broadway, New York S5 &5ssS
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
All by expressly for New Orleans
trade every article fully Among the Preas stock
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Black snd colored Cloth Dress and Frcck COATS.
BUSINESS CoA1 3, suits sch, large variety occlor
81. NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN OYER SAC, supsrere
THE Sc sAsToPoL ovERcoAT-Ths Coat Of the .saaen.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, Of every style aud quality.
Extra Lon Pilot ovERcOATE Steam Men.
TALMAs, MoNrEcHRsTos and eLoAxs, Black and Blue all
quAiies s9f &'
Blue Pilot BoULEvARDs and SHORT sACs. ;stss
PANTALooNs, Of description.
VESTS, Bisck coIoed the following SILK csh
mere. vslvet, Clsth, Cashmere. S5s8
Bombssine, Barp,ur and Ball VESTS I'm
FURNISHING GooDs-sPLENDID ASSORTMENT
would particular atock Of SHIFTS,
keeping hand, We enabled 10 d.
al skies Of neck and length otsrms.
BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING,
In different variety Goeds asoys sa ID
the Boys CLOTHING by
found, every particular New Orleans.
kE A. M Il Co. The osly AGENTS In Nes 0ileaua d
UNIos INDIA RuBBER COMPANY Tor the as 81 their Goods
Large stock always hand. Sold Manufacturers Prices
smoag which Picking shis Apron cspot
coh suitable tor the waish hs ssutioaot
Neulasly called ts5ljj 55 ssss ~
Bsas Pillows ca,boss Cloth, Hospital sud even
description ef CLOTHING manufactured By thsm.
SILK RUBBER COATS, weighing eight price, aeeh ds
w ONE PRICE sToaE or -1a
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"A Magazine ltrest, corner erayiss.
w sors GRAN week nights until eight Saturday. % nis oclaei
| uad no. open on Sundays. ole 9pss <w