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Geltsrapbeh t. the Taailp gresrent.
CONGRESSIONAL
~ rnE sorrnEss AND NATIONAL 1,yrs.

WARRINGTON, Dec, 3Ths Senate orgsnized to-day The
Heass into election Speaker and tho
Ii the result of the third ballot: Richardson III Camp
ball, - Banks, %; Humphrey MArehalI 80 Tho House
adjourned ssr the third ballot and present there is no
prospect Of On organization.
Peace Negotiations in Europe
NV YORK. Dec Ia dispatch from Berlin states pos.
lively that the preinaries being arranged at Brus-
sells with the assent Of Ruuaa for the resumption Of
peace negotiations.
Russia is prohibited from exporting breadssuas.
A Ksw York Market.
NV YoRK, Dec. 1-Qotten hiss declined Ac: Middlirg
orssns Is quoted at on and Uplsnds Middlins al &c.
Flour active but prices little lover sales Of South
srn at 50 SIN, Wheat is lower. CorA dull.
NEw YORK, Dec. 8-Our cotton market ia droopug to-
day with sses Of 1000 bales Flourpsees tris lower
sales to-day at 80 for State and SO rs for Southern
Wheat 10 lower-Whits quoted at 81 Is; Red, 50 10.
Corn dull. SIS M n
Cincinnati Market.
GiScIssArIr Dec. s.-Flour is dull at S.. whiaky is
selling at s7 Vinegar isquotsd to S. mosssss, 40
River Intelligence
LoufsynLE Dac. 1.-The river is at stand, with seven
feet in the canal The Umpire arrived yesterday from
New Orleans and the Atlanta departed for that port
LOUISVILLE Dac 3.The river is falling with six feet
and four inches in the canal The R. Ward arrived on
Saturday and the Gunare Sunday from New Orleans
The Winslow and Empire left on Saturday and the
Mediator, John Lands and Fanny Buss on yesterday
for that port.
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rHH louisville JOURNAL.

On the Oath Of November the louisville Jour-
nal entered upon the 25th anniversary Of its
birthday From the beautifully written ad-
dress which commentaries the occasion, ne are
happy to learn, and our rsadsrs will DO happy
to learn, that the position Of this noble paper
10 stronger than ever. it's patronage more extern
sire and assured than ever, its subscribers far
more numerous than at any former period in
its history, and means Of influence reatsr than
ever before Well may Mr.. Prentice congratu-
late himself upon SO auspicious state Of affairs
at the close Of the lahors of q quarter Of oen-
fury. We hope the Journal may go on, pres
pering and to prosper, never knowing ebb in
the full tide Of triumphant success.
Wetske pleasure in copying the closing para
graph Of the article above referred to:
And now bat one word upon this joyful occasion.
Though faeting with the hours whose ksn wiDgs it
rests unlike these fain would hope that It will return
full many tiEes hereafter. The Louisville Journal has
oatved the generation born With It, bat there those
who believe fhnt 1t has only just entered upon
Of wias and brilliant usefulness It is at length acquiring
an AudieHce numerous 1T, and ardent numerous,
upon whose fruitful minds It's words bright enough,
may fall like Light upon the tesming earth. Ferrsnt
is beams may BE-, 1t has bat swung free from the
tangled sums Of the forests and stood forth In thu
csar heayen Of Ito luminous, mounting pathway. It's
course hsnceorth like the larks the SUMS only
readers that its radiance sha grow ntsnssr and clearer
risethat ts song shall still be stronger and rchAr
as It mounts And when eye and shA BE- turned
heavenwnrd from earth for the last time hope and
Pect 20 behold II still soaring, and,
awish soul u strong as mountain Yvsr,a
showeFns down Light snd melody upon it, readers ~ 1t
scars.
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To the Public.


Isss respectfully notify the New orl.aa. hs,I have
hose carriages oek aad ladder syussu at the
following Placer, rsnasly: &
FIRST DISTRICT.
carriage driver, for tho sane
at the aabls Of Drber Aiseh on 81. Charles stree.
hose carriage hook ladder Eesins
House Of Nos Hook and Ladder House
between ST. Charles and earondslst Streets with horses
for ths sans. E&
One engine and hoe carriage at ts Engine House Of
Common oths Charity Hospital with horses sad
for tbs same. 55F
engine and carriage tbs Gas Works. win horses
drivers for ihs eu@
oss engine and hose carriage Basn wsrshous
Of the Company with horass and 4veu for tbs
One ssgins carriage she engine hoHss Ell No. ST.
Joeph street. commsrcs street. with horass and dsr for
she asme.
One engine earrings Engine Houss Of No. H.
Thsuptoua Feslty Rosd drivers
| ssme-sliin working order.
SECOND DISTRICT.
engine carriage old gins House Of No. 49,
persse sree between Canal csSomhouss With horses
and drivsn for same.
oss engine Ana hose carriage the Eags Hous of No. a.
Claiborne street. corner os to be pulled by hand two
keepers stationed there.
No. of Basin and Cont Streets two keepers stationed there
10 be pulled by hand. u$a :
engine carriage at she Engine 10
Maine street, Rampant street.
ous engine and hose Engine House
Road with two keepers stationed thars be psd BY hand
s THIRD DISTRICT.
sugrs hose carriage hook ladder truck stationed
sagns house Of No. s. with horses and drivers
ons and hose carriage house No. - the
lower press, with horses drivers same
FOURTH DISTRICT.
THE truck house hook ladder No. Jackson street.
carriage kock ladder truck with
Tor the
All Of which working dsr which hoped will
be sufficient for the time being and an the Of the
department completed 55@s .05a
my fellow. citizens who have companies
and all others shat win come forward TO did in Of necessity
tender gaeu thank and authorised by Mayer
st all that be incurred will be promptly paid by
calling the undersigned, At the City Hall. n.
respectfully call all coed citizens forward
and aesrdAnoe with his snor the Mayors
JAMES II. WINGFIELD,
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tAdveriissmsnt.l
NEW ORLzASs na.s,h., rag


NEW ORLEANS, Dsssmber 8, 1885.
To Mr. Francis Psra-
DAAK srR Since private eorsspond.rss refused 10 give
for leaving your Society. hs method
deisE Defence tina. you NAV
make pnbomy letter. give you please usy give
yor this reason puslieiy.
hold mach 10 the Brotherhood Of Msa any
the time dsny tho possibility Of bothsoo sYsa
antagonists not ray hostle views snd principles.
now declare that the extreme hostility between prn
pisa was tbs which provoked sepsra.ion.
Haping this will your nppsohason,
Irsman, very respectfully. yours, s.s.,
as aps, s4NpERsoN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

GAS PIPES AND CoAL.-T. G. Robinson, No.
q Commercial Place. agent for spsng Co.'s celebrated
wrought iron gas pipe manufactured in Pittsburgh offers
1t for sale at the lowest rates
He is agent ALSO for several kinds of Pittsburgh coal
which he is prepared to supply in any quantity at the
shortest notice and the best terms See his advertise
raents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

THE MEHPRIs NAVY YARD.--We learn from
the Memphis Eagle Of the goth that an injuno-
ton Yves granted by Judge Caruthers, yester-
day morning, against the city authorities, re-
straining the sale and execution Of title to the
Navy Yard property aj'e e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04
~ We have frequently heard the cele.

brassd ssrnsu Bs sold by Dr. c. Jackson Arch street.
PhAdeph.s speksn in of the highest and
believe that Of the best medicines
psints for which They pleasant to the TASTE
aad can be taken under any srunstaaesE by delicate
stomach Ths press far and wide hsve commanding hi
invaluable remedy for dyspepss, debility. the
healing sfe Of hs that hope may introduced
every ay whore ayspsa has likely to have victim.
advertisement. simdAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

HARDWARE AND GRATRs.-Luneschlos Bros.
Co.. ia Camp street. the Bank Of New Orleans
prepared to furnish every variety Of hardware for build
ing purposes the most reasonable terms Their stock
of CRATES tools cutlery etc Is large and veil selected
The advertisement contains further particulars.
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Steamers Mayfiower and George Collier
Burned---Loss of Life.

The Evening Pcayune Of yesterday published the fol-
lowing sslegraphic dispatcher:
MEMPHIS Dec. "a fire broke out at the wharf here
by which of the most shocking disasters that hays
occurred At Memphisfer long time has taken place
Both the splendid steamers George Collier and May
flower, were destroyed and most amentabe to have 10
announces, not LEES than twelve lives were sacrificed
The wharf boat was also destroyed
Abolition Riots in Kansas
LOUISVILLE. Dec - Seventeen houses have been
destroyed BY fire and several citizens shot we learn here
to-day NJ Hickory Point, Kansas in an Abolition riot
The Aholitioniss are assembling in armed in tho
endeaTer to carry out their aims but many eitzens
going over from Missouri to aid in repeng them and
the Governor has ordered out the militia their
rioting.
Abolition Troubles in Oregon.
In Oregon three armed Aboltioniss went to Coenans
house and ordered him to leave the place in ten minutes
He did 80, but presently returned armed One Of the
Aboitionss aimed to shoot him. but the rifle missed FIRE.
and Coleman then shot him dead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

Sick HEADAoHE.--J. Wright Co., 151 Char
tres street, have for sale Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills
said 70 be an invaluable article for the relief of sick head
aehe and It's attendant disorders Particulars CONCERNING
the medicine are contained in the advertisement, 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

THE RAcEs.-To.d day witnesses the commence
ment Of the race season In this city and the beginning Of
meeting which promises to be pleasant and agreeable
We have already given list Of the animals in training
the advertisement contains all other needful particulars
The teddy 10 for jockey club purse of $780, three
mile heats arrew and Lecomte entered. Their per-
formancss here in years previous familiar to ALL and
have doubt that there will be large assembsge to
witness their exertons after so long vacation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

IMPORTANT. Mr.. Cushing decides that the
Mexican three million drafts, having been regu-
larly drawn BY Santa Anna while in full power,
are binding on Mexico, and should be paid to
the American holders. The impression is, that
the money will be paid without further delay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

WINEs.-F. W. Celer, 10 Common street,
has complete assortment Of those wines which en-
joy the greatest present popularity any dealer in the
city, and also bitters of all the approved brands Pur
chasers should give hipa call,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

ILLUSTRATED PAPHns-J c. Morgan, book
SELLER Exchange Place, adjoining this Pest &C. has fa-
vored Us with the illustrated London Nswsa the us-
trsted Lendon Times" and sBalloas Potoris,o pub
lished at Boston, Mas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

TRuSKs.-Reynolds & Woodruff, No. 81 Canal
street, have full and hne assortment Of trunks
Uses carpet bags and satches any firm In the city, and
sail at exceedingly low terms Those about to purchase
should call on them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

VA THE RIVER. The steamship America.
from Mobile, via the river, arrived at the levee
yesterday, bringing 745 bales cotton. We do
not know whether ii is contemplated to keep this
ship in the Mobile trade. We believe it was
built for the Apalachicola business.
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N0TICK.i s=ae
MINERAL Plaintiffs

Subscribers deem \ 2 notify The public that they
sse Of ousians Alabama Mssipp Thoss
the Hragewasr recemsndsx their
through their pu
shsse Of tho unaexusd Il aot
ts puele order arths we'll protect
re rspatstn Of he B4yswAses fAat is within the positive
Knowledge
sed IL this market to both In city, 40
ne Bdwser Mineral and thus tbs BHdgewatsr Il s
znsd the merits Of other pain Thi psrrS
ssrioasy affect the Of tho Conpsny ana ,es
legal rroessdngn Indispensable for their
a.. ,,. g. G. RoaHRT CO., n Camp street
Axsn ZOE isiaass Of Lossiana Misausipp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

MEsMERIsM AND ELECTRoANTHRo-Po LoaY.--
James Reedy, NJ D. Professor of Mesmerisn and Elee-
s prepared to treat ali diseases in
cordance With the rules Of this art The Doctor can be
consulted daily at his office. No. 1870 Carondslst street
See advertisement In another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04
NEW ORLEANS
static neFs, wareh oM 8 /.
No. 60 CAMP STREET.

INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS.
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF NEW YORK SURGEON by
Edward H. Dixon, M. D. m4
NOTES ON DuEIs AND DuELING, by L. satus.
EvENTIDE; Series Of YAieB and Poems, By fife Afon.
HARyESTINGs Sketches Prose ver Hastircs,
ELLIE; or, The Haman Comedy, by John Eren Cooke.
THE AGE OF FABLE Stories Gods Heroes by
faah.
Julie de Margusries
ISoRA's CHILD, beautiful Novel. #@ .@ .aM
HAGAR, THE MARTYR, Passion Reality; Of Norh
South, by Msrsa stsphen
MEMOIRS OF JANIS GORDON BENNETT AID Hs Times. by
Jorrpaiist
CORA AND THE DOCTOR Revelations Phy1ieisaa Wife,
WINNIE AND 1, most interesting work.
OLE, or, The Old weatR Room, by l.. MN.
ALSO,
Resolving by every arrival all LATE PUBLICATIONS Asusd
and ioT sale by
j. B. TELL,
\ Law Prblishsr, Bookseller and stasfonsr,
2pS No. 10 Ca,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

CARPETISG.-J D. Dameron & Co., No. IS
Chartres and ~ CuEomhouse Streets have received BY
late arrivals styles Of velvet tapestry Brussels Big
Glow and other earpetings together sh the auxaries
that attend them-such rugs mats, stair rods win
dow shades and carpetings. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

CLoAKs, TALuAs, COLLARS, ETc.-Horace Har-
BY No ISIS Camp street has lately received large add
lions to his stock Of eloaks taas collars embroderes
and other articles in the dry goods and ornamental bns
which are Of elegance sufficient to please every
lady and offered at such prices enable all who are
pleased, to purchase. See the advertisement.
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hAYoaALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I

HAYoaALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CIR HALL, December /. 1885, !
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS
The Fire Department. Of h city having this day
handed the FIRE rgnes and apparatus 70 the undergnsd
Mayor have e4asd those and apparatus direction
Of Jsss H. Win gtsi Chief 81 the Fire Department. placed
nj the following places, viz;
FIRST DISTRICT.
oze carriage hook ladder truck
stationed at Hoax and Ladder Company No. eiEod
One ssgns stAkes Of
bes L M!sh ST. Gu srlss street.
ons epgns snd hose carriage &. Engine Houis Nos.
One and hose carriage Robin Police Station
One engine and hose carriage En- Horse No. 80.
One and hoss carriage Mr. stewar New Bsan
charge Of Capt. James Stockton and 80 volunteers.
One engine and hose carriage the Charity Hospital.
SECOND DISTRICT.
one and hose at the house Borsst
D. Harriaon az 40 volunteers.
On srelns hook and ladder track hose
sngne Of Hook and Ladder Company afs
urder command Of Lie ut. FrsmAtx.
One aad carkgs Engine Hoass Bayou
Road
bon and 81. Lou.
One engine hose carriage Parish Prifca.
THIRD DISTRICT. -.sZ
hook AID iAdler Truck carriage
Eysian Fields
charge Of the police.
One snsis. hose carriage Engine Houte No. "a.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
engine ladder carriage
Fourth District the Of the police OF said district
engine and hote carriage the Engine House
being Fire caliupon
all good Of by fire. with
the public Authorities 10 giving their aid asnos
gans themselves The snperntendeuee The Chief the Fire
toned pssss in Of alarm.
d3 7Ptf JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

sroeKroS F1Rr COMPANY No. 1.-The mem
- of this Company, now nnmbsring sghy-hrs effect
i've msn are requested to assemble 3. the Rev Basin
warehouse, this sftsrnoon, Vt o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

THB MANS. The Northern and Eastern mails
due yesterday, the dag previous and Saturday,
we're all received yesterday. We also had :
small instalmsnt from the West, which could
not III veil avoided, from the number Of boats
running. II NJ s N sfs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

80 We invite attention to the card Of Mr..
Wingheld, Chief Of VIZ Fire Departments, which
viii BE found ID smother column, designating
the positions where he has placed some Of tho
machines and oshsr nrs apparatus, tor the use
Of citizens in csse Of FIRE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

DENrIsrr.--Dr. J. W. Allen, dental surgeon,
has removed 70 No. l4e Canal street. See his card in
another column. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

nss- MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 2.-The
sxsmp. membe Of M.sipp Fire Company No. ussa 10
the nsias House, O'clock THIS EVENING d. spit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

BISHOP HOPKINS LEcFukH.--Disnop HOPKINS
delivered biz second lecture hsre before the Young Meas
Christian Associations u the odd Fellows Hall last
evening There was very conssdsrabe audience pre-
sent composed q the most nteens and intellectual Of
cur citizens ana the Adss honorsd hs ocseaon in large
numherz VS. regret 70 say shat sns ate arrival o. many
CAUSED SEINE ~ hsaKing al that Was
asid
The lecturer peaeed ms remarks by saying that edu-
eatsen = useful e she country ana snat are
therefors right ~ sndsayof'sg 70 make u common ane
apeessible 70 All haseafion was dshssd Is the Whole
PROCESS q Forming ~ hssrt ne nnd r shis world aud
the NEXT Man : The subject o. sdaeatioafhs object Is
70 eoncats him rightly 1hs nlst radeAi defect in QUIZ
present system ~ eaaeaueA Y tnas Teaches only me
tns neast ana moral saten without any
culfrse blame scnooh Nhen snsy shoaid blame
themselves afe porA 49, Paasoss 80 ahshnaEont
and educaten VITA fhs ysry day o. orr sxia
snss and sces acnx she whos route 70 the grave Ihs
human MIND Mks harvest hsld re srop viii not be
good pnsss he SEED wss gsod and scun y time " 10 like
house Nncn no arentacs san sacrA unte1s the foanda
on sound EAry edseasisn y tcs mnsh LETT " ser
wants and y tnsfeaors esen wong. 70 scaooi edaea.
son cAp sscti fnAt sefer teaanans snlse Y ssnsous
Ihe delscse ~ ear sten A. tNeAofel ana physieal
Both ne soul sad boay ~ ovsrooksa IN soegs and
ssmanazie sra the nina only cnFisaiAn mo
faity should hsse plece syen mere pfoninent than
of 1ne soul = SET ASIDE because
o. fne musnds % oernE fsliGacos denominations but
sns fessen y M Al schools fnonio
teace Anat WINCH snsfe no ousfenes o.
opinipn.
Ger schools and coisses wne tnsy have professors Of
everything else nsye none q There
are occaAona ressAs q ~ ous rarely ana
tnsy sroF ous g personal eAelons 20 not nom me
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

+ On the night Of the 18th, a party Of five young
men entered the Washington Hotel, in Balti-
more, and drank some liquor, which they refu
sed topay for. The proprietor's brother. Eugene
Broader, attempted to help the barkeeper put
the party out, when one of them, named John
Tsrring, drew q pistol and shot Eugene, killing
him instantly. They then made an unsuccessful
attempt to murder the proprietor. They were
Afterwards arrested and committed to prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04
Pure Cot,. supe,. War,

Pure Coin SfiUess V'are.
We have added Stock complete of The
styles Of SILVER WARE plain and ornamental
article Of which pledge FULL GUARANTEE is
Of PURE COIN, without adnIteraton.
TABLE SPOONS AND FORKS, CAsToss,
DESSERT CORDIAL STANDS,
TEA =. NAPKIN RINGS
SOUP AND SAUCE LADIES CaILpREN's cUPs,
MUSTARD AND sALTsPooNs, SUGAR ToNGs,
TEA SETS, CAKE BASKETS, FRUIT AND PIE KNIyEs
FISH KNIVES, ICE ToNes, s.e. etc.
we nave aho arrangements complete for furnishing at the
notice TO order all Fancy articles SILVER sueh as-
TEA TRAYS, TABLE SERVICES, URINE
PRESENTATION AND PRIZE PLATE, ste etc.
HENDERSON Il GAINES,
moss spst House Furnishing Store, 90 Caa al street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

Mr.. Henry r. Hayes publishes in the Fioks-.
burg Wing long card detailing the shameful
manner in which he was recently arrested. mall
treated, imprisoned and robbed by members of
the Cincinnati police. For their own credit,
the authorities Of that city should inquire into
the matter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

A couple of men, named Lowe and Smith,
were arraigned in Hawesville, KY, few days
ago, for having been concerned in street af-
fray. They no sooner met in the court room
than they drew revolvers and commenced firing
ct each ether and at every one else who offered
to interfere in their sport. No harm was done.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04
.4ssc store.

.H1sc Store.
Corner csrondelet tlate Apolo) and Thslia Streets
lasgs LLINERY oLoAKs, CLOAK and paFss
TRIMMINGS. RlBsoNs, KMsRoIDEaIEs. FLOWERS, FEATH-
Frs, HOSIERY CLOVIS, everything complete Lady.
oata be hal above patron
age Of the Ladies' ID respectfully sslieitsd
a. ssss s.z,rAYLoR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

On Saturday last, in Mobile, three persons
were found guilty, by the city court, Of having
been engaged in riot on the night previous to
the last August election in that city. They
were fned $3.50 each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04

GAME sportsmen have now q fne opportu-
nifty 81 exercising their skill in the art Of gum
ming and hunting. Deer, turkeys and ducks
are abundant on the other side Of thu Lake
The Creole, yesterday morning, brought over
several dray loads Dyspeptics will do well to
take the Creole this evening and spend month
in the pine woods s 81 A w. N, .s3 VA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-04
TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. 4. 1855. 4

~ The stfcers 81 tho steamer T. G. Twichell
have our thanks for lats papers from Louisyills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08
CnlIcrn ano tjar0wGre.

COOPFR's TRUSS HOOPS.-5oO sets as
Co0rfR'S FpsE TOOLS. AlbsI.s-a. C-'s.-. H'rsa.
coo IN RINtIs ! larse 49, raea.
COOIIk'S HANNA Rs ublNERS
BFCK IRON a. ~ 80 SEE ty
IHA> : LITTLE ~. s. a. % 1.tsa g
SCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns Ne.
- G.r.hsre ED tu1 r.xed numbers se'i Fs lf'a =
sP0Fr6Rp. TiLESrON & c. Ne g. Sod va.
ANkA1ES-ln great variety.
= sLFlGH CELL. loose sd So pei
.OAJ MODS. A. >if.ers sefs
FIRE IRONS aun : anos. 40 s~r@ra - '''ll---
81 GoEse...uiar aaroWtr- F1tsa- -
CHA> : LITTLE. Ne - sr1 "a ai-'- 8