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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
Clothing.

AIENs FURNISHING GOODS-No. "a WI
Vl lism.st., corner of Msiden-lsne, New-YoEk.
GEORGE M. TRACY
Has hand choice stock of Fall and Winter Goods
nearly which made under his inspection. Of the
choicest fabrics and styles Merchants will find this
desirable place TO make their selections Annexed osts
logue Of OF the articles
Hosiery and Gloves Improved Napoleon Ties.
Silk Beaufort Ties Stocks in great varie.s
SiIk Albert Ties SILK and Linen Handkerchief.
lime. Collars. Dressing Robes.
F1oe Shirts. Travelling Shswls
CTsxsts sad Scarf SILK Undcrshirts and Drawers.
Gusnnders Silk and Ginghsm Umbrellas.
HIS Of superior make and quality and warranted
TT wishing Goods for their will be served
81 retail well Wholesale, at the lowest prices.
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WELLINGTON A. CARrER. Aueasneet
VTNORACCO CHAMPAGNE G. =. Bands.-

i AUCTION Tomorrow 81 10. osioes a. No 81 psysl:
corner of Gr,envh ST. Tobacco Snun soap Scans spit
Peas Cufrants Rice Ia PTuucs Champagne Wine brandy,
Port Cests Also Vt OF lIsrdv are Cuuery. &c Aso sn,!
BAlin..
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NEw-YoRK and HARLKM RAILROAD
~ - = nm ANOII v
Commencing MONDAY Nov.

toTnnrnflas MONDAY Nov 3 Ils
Three Daily Trains to Alssny Snna.,. F..
Fse 81 20 from Noe. fo,. :, a.. 'r~a
Leave NewioTh ss follows IRON alton es,ss, ~ VA,
tsBtfr-sts We 81
seAm-FXPREsS TRAIN f,r Alh.n, 49,,
TIE Central RAlIcsd aud Northern Trans d" 0ens -
$40 /. m MAIL TRAIN. running d,t.ctjx ,s.., .
oct ehSDee Of carr and connec'ms At Chatham For
stations NO.
4,So p u.-ENPRESs, running directly ,h,ou,. -
change e cars ana connecting with Centrs Ir. vssa
Eor the West. q
Returning Le,ve Albany.
SIS EMAIL TRAIN for Newl oft di,..,
lO:G5 m-ENFRESs, without change OF ear.
500 p m.-FNpRESS. without change u e,r,
Tickets 90 he Obtained and BaEgage cAcekes.,,h.
The Western RsilfosA Albany o. a. White sa4 c~s,- sd
or 9c;h-st. AID f;h sv.. New -iork. o'>.s
NM J. CAMPBELL Sun.,;,,-,
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CTOVES. STOVES, at AUCTION. &C. G..
- HORTON Auctioneer. will sell THIS DAY, 10y O'Clock,
:, No 10 reenvehsv large and handsome Of
stove. Rsnscs Furn.ces Tnwse Tin about $50 worth Of
Timers. Too. Hsnics SC Good chance or hot ~kcepsrs
dealers
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H. H. LEEDS, Auc,ionesr.-By H. II. LErDsI Co
On THURSDAY, Nov g. at IL o'clock, at the
~ Sesrooms No q NsssA1s Asianees sale Of about so
volumes elegant BOUND BOOKS. which will found
Addons Work. 4yois Ber' Briii.h The.er 90 vols
old fine collections South-y poecAl works 10 vol.
lmo Asops History Of Europe vols svo.; Bus Gene.
nal Annoy fEDslsnd Scotland and Ireland VOL royA $40
MsIco Genital India including Msws and adjoining povin.
ces by Sir John Malcolm vols, syo Gortons Biographical
pccnry vols, syo Notaires Works translated ntc En-.
s.b nv J. Smoett and Others vols limo. Beaumont
~cbGs WORKS edited by Dyce IL vos svo and Others
EQUAL merit too numerous 10 specify here.
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WILLIAM T. BOYD. AIotionssr.
MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR

MORTGAGE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
WI NITURE FRIDAY. Nov. st 10Y O'Clock, BY catalogue
the residence No 2l2 West 4'hs, 9thsv Tae
Tors .re elegantly furnished with the best Rosewood
Furniture splendid rosewood Psno.ioe city made and
fully warranted full sets, in satin bocade Center AID
side Tables, richly carved two elegant rosewood Card
,snns variety of pleasant subjects, reh s1d expensive
Clocks elegant velvet por Carpets velvet and ingram Car
PETS oilciobs very costly rosewood Hssnd Tea Dining
ard Extension Tables mahogany chairs Sofas Rockers Card
fancy Tables mahogany Bedseads
Bureaus Wsshsisnd' Beds ard Bedding hair Mattresses. ele
gent erawecd Cottage Suites Stair Carpets SC aso Base
Dining Furniture Ware, elegant China
Ira Set Cutlery, common Crockcry. Sc The sale will com
IuDctualy ls O'clock in the basement. the
Tor furniture will he sold Immediately after
BY order Of J. BROWN. Attorney for MoEtgagee.
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DISEASES Of the EYES. NJ. ELLIOTT,
LIZ d Phy,c,p and ophthsimlc Surgeon. viii resume
4. LECTTRis on the Theory aud Pr.eee q opshAlnis
Medicine Surgery Including the Anatomy ysoioey and
YsiEoloxy ef,hs Human Eye on TUESDAY, Nov. Is. DR.
ELLfO continues practice Of bis profession At D. Office
HS. Astes Plseo C4aioG Hal
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NOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-sEMI-

l. anu
II WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LfNE:-rhe sp en-
oid al going steamship JAS ADGER C. Tunnel Com
usuder will leave pier No. N R. on SATURDAY, Nov g.
A. O'clock D. m precisely For freight apply on board where
ST bs Of adins viii be signed aud for the ofce Of
s.esnshp soUTHERsER, Capt. L. ~ Murray vii succeed
sd leave OIL WEDNESDAY Nov - at o'clock, p pee
,r TIE f.vorI,e steamer CAROLINA makes regular tps
10 he various lar dns Oh the s. Johns River Florida
cng with the from New York and leaving Charles
J,rksouyile e3i to Plsiks s51
Bon AID sfer the l2rh Of Nov the steamers Of the
above line will leave 5 O'Clock r. m, precisely.
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NEW-YORK AND ERIE RATIROAD.-O

~ T.. =
IN snd sner Monday Nov. 5 1855 until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Piet foot Duane fosv.
viz:
RIFrATO EXPRESS, At $50 a m, FOR Busio
DI NkIRK EMPRESS. n 6;j0a m, tot DunkiTk
MAIL AZ S:I5s m. DUnkirk and buaAo laterne.
dice stations Passengers by ths Train viii us
Al Owceo. and proceed ths It morning
CHICAGO EMPRESS 81 II ~. Tor Dunkrk
ROChLAND PASSENGER, =. $500 p m iron fox 4
Chambersstl via PsruSnt for suieEns and nerneass
stations.
WAY PASSENGER, ~ p m. for Newbursa aud hade
town aud intermediate stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS, al 100 p H. for Dunkirf and ByfSA
EMIGRANT a. p. ui., tor DlAkiTk and BuisIo Asiat.s-
me date stations -. .,....
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
The,s rxpr-ss Trains connect Eimir with the Euir
C.nanIssua and Nagas Falls Rsiroad for Niagara Fss
With She Syracuse and bnsxnon RAilusA ior
SvTemsa At Coming with BH1so Corning and New york
Railroad for RocheseI at Great Bend vita Delaware .cks
pnrLirs with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cleveland Cinoa
att Toledo, Detroit, Chicago Ac
N''T ID. C. McCALLUM General Superintendent
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NEW-YORK and NEW-IlAVEN RlILRo, :

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway AZ cy -
In New-YoIk... Corner 18th It Al .bss
Trans LsAVE w-YoRE-foT New Haven: 49,
ESQ Sis T. TX 4So p IN For BhdgcpOr, a. @tSsJj
lg:So S:i5 tEx) f;Se For Milford S,rssfss " stp
SOUTHPORT end " 20, port =. IN. u - Sis tss Ss<
NorW an. T. ga M. l2;So, 3:l5 T. (ExD is s:lssHs ~
For DsitD snd Grenwich ssmi 1879. SbGs &c
AIS D IN For Stamford: 7. s, (ENls m i.:Slse
OK ESQ 5:l5 Gals ?. for Port Chester and n,su,S
Stations. I M, i2:So, 8, Is i:So. SIS s:iSp N
Co>Nrc1r>G TR,INs-foI Boston: Ia m iFIl.t.
OK For Hartford and Springfield: So m. (Es ltSs
70 NJ OK For Connecticut River R.irosl 70 Mos.-rs-i
NJ C.xD For Canal RAiirOai sa m. (ExD ana fa.g.s
% Wes.6ed. For New-London Railrpati 8 a m lpu
Housstonc Rarcsd: Sal m. For NaHennei k.ilrosa. a.
m S:l5p. IN. For Dsnbury asd sorvak Railroad: LSa
4Pm.
fRArxs TO NEw.YosE-Pron NcwHayeu, S: % I, SIS,
m Tx l:SJ (Ex.l ASA, $3.50 m. (Exb From Bndrrppn
Sl0 TO IolSa m. (Ex.) IA (Exl 5lI 1000 y m III
frcrn Notwak: go D. ga sl5 Io;S5 m IN eS lEx
SIS 5;5 lOSS ?. n (ENl From Psrt Chester: "a 81
79s $751; II 80 . N (Ex) i:cs, 6:T p m.
JAMES II uOYT srr-srin.eaA,..
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BArK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF NEw-YoSK.
ALsASY Nov. 5. 1855.
THE MEDINA BANK has this day filed in this
ofsce notice of the appointment of the BANK OF THE
CAPITOL in the City OF Albany agent for the redemption
no,n,meut Of the American Exchange Bank. New York,
.s snch agent agreeable TO the oct enties &C, TO
a.ocisjops sad Individual Bankers passed April H. 1851
JAMES NJ COOK. Superintendent.
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Iasn'p PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

''' EDxARb K COLLINS, No: SC wsnst, M.
BROWN SHTPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN kLNkARD Co. -
No q Austin Frars, Lordoa.
D. O. WAINWRIGHT Co., Ps,is.
Fhs owners thee shps vii not b. sncoun'ase for cola
diver baor specie vey prous stones OF mefas uness
es OF sdins are signed sIe0s, s1s u. venue tassoof e.
1cesssa ther-in.
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N
i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atsn,is cite. VIII
Western Northwest and Souihwe' states o0s.
tnroqs RSaway aree, iee hYSS I Sa Wss. R,.,s
sr and sandusky with steamers to ~ por: ..
,esbe route by which FREIGHT can be Forwarded " saa
1T fss RETEEN PHILADELPHIA, and PITTSBURGH,
TiR;r cLI;s-BSe. Shoe; Dry Goods, I'm 900. Per 100
slcoso CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry .
Good. lin bslc',, Hardware, Leather Use per l"
rusp OS CIsss-An,i, Banging. Bacon and Sc "a, 10
PORK in bon. fns f t,i Bacon and
PORK (pscked) Lard and Lard H.; ~ - y.
In stppns Goods from any Pct e,s ., IA
Goods consigned to the Agents Of this Road At Philadelphia
Psbursh VIII BE forwarded Without ds en- m.urs. Tenn
+ ss,ss Co.. s. Louis; $ Mitchell SON Ev.n.'l
Ind pumG;u ses MpssoSs and n G' sSrnsS Brow
vii, will, k{ Co., c. e caSinna HS db.n
Ole LfGS5 Co. Ne = k Nsy w.% .sS No be-
t.Ty piats s.sfdsI Ps.SSsipS. Ar''i
hj yo1 iu4,hsp picGs9. or bill. sns ,PPyo
LEEcH Co.. s A. a rsSn H s:'sa so
HI. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent. Ph,sieipSA
II. }. LOMBAERT Superintendent. Altoona. p
DEM RAILROAD.-THRYX
Py p TRAss MoNssS sTf
p ,s Leafs rsSssP6 % PSts r.. pssF s N
leay. Philadelphia for Psb,.sh a, $3.50 md pt,.sT
s1s fsssep Tk n .si Tssa
for Philadelphia at $40 p
from st. st' Ieu Mo- Alton, osI'aa, and clO, msS;
Frsrtort, LeI sion and oaisSsie Ky Ter, H.ns M.S
s pnid.d ' Bcfntans sanda.iy Toeso csssl.n G.
lunbus Zsnevie Massion and Wooster. Ohio also with ~
steam Pafet boats from and to Orleans 81 Louis L"ae
For further particular. See handful. In the hotel. Of TIL. clip
Comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets be bad at either OF the sbovemenoasa
}. H. BUTTS, Agent, New Jerey R.ho,d Co, sosa .
ILL., ELLIOTT AGENT Penn ,yIysnia RaiIro.,d Co. ~
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Builoins Alatcrials.

CHIMNEY TOPS.-Imported (Gardenkirs) and
~ Amencsn CHIMNEY TOPS. Also glazed and vitriGed
s1OSEWARE DRAIN PIPES. EDWARD H. QUINN, -
Depot No. % Nass4ust, Newly ork. !.
LINGUISTIC TILES-For Nestbules, Halls.
IL HArLs Dliusrooms, Cousoryatones: &C. GARNKIRH
CHIMNEY -PO1S DRAIN-P PIPES. Sc. For sale bY ~
MILLER 4 COATES. No. 20 PeaEl-,t y. Y.
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Copartnerebip Notices.


III, Coparue r.Lp heTtof1re oxisug be- tn sub
rtdr the firm e BRUSH co /. thu. day d.-9xed
BY mutual Either party val ssn IN liquidation ~
New. ork hOy euber 1. ibt6. . $1,000
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ONO ISLAND RAuROAD-Fau AMI w..
~ AIrsnsIregt--( sundays srcep.cJl-T r,s. -. iN1
Leave bTootlJn tor Ore nrcft. 70 tsy f1r k~~s
n dali md OF Saturdays 49, p N. tr Fsr,psy.sS
9 m. and 8 - y &c Sypssct 10 |. "a sas &c sla>N
Heupsetd. 100 m. II u. and SIS a. 4 o "a -
10 ul- l. H.. q, s. ard s 81 o IN w '~.asS
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EAS T NJ An 6 l. 10y ID,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DEALERS IN PROVISIONS
Nos 40 and {: Broads., n. Y.
SMITH J. EASTMAN JOHN c. LLOYD.
With ample pgrpose 81 al times 70 have hand.
for the selet Of he trade IL ls "a suit purchasers
pie stock Of PROVISIONS embracing PORK, BEEF LARD
TALON. CREASE. SMOKED. Picked and DRY SALT
MEATS. HAMS SIDES. SHOULDERS &c.
We respectfully solicit the continuation J the y0rs Of
Old euds and p.rons and the patronage Of the trade
rsy ali clipping orders ard recey d by rai will
cc'e IsT attention aid AL be executed the lowest
r. A.t rates.
dissolution Of COPARTNERSHIP.-T
~ heretofore existing between the Subscribers
u1der tie firm q GENIS LOCKWOOD ia THIS DAY Dis
solved Sidney {. CeIIn reires from business.
SIDNEY {. GESIN,
LIE GRAND LOCKWOOD
ALFRED LOCKWOOD.
The Subscribers will continue the business OF Stock and Ex
o1Ange brokers under the irm Of LOCKWOOD Co.
LIZ GRAND LOCKWOOD
Altered LOCKWOOD.
Y'HE UNDERSIGNED have THIS DAY formed
Il CO-PARTNERSIiIP for the transaction Of he COM
LESION STOCK BUSINESS under the firm Of VOORHEES,
4 KIRKLAND al Ma. 2EKchansepiace
New.iork Nov. /, 1856. VIM d VOORHEES,.
EDW. KIRKLAND.
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COPARTNFRsHIP

COMPREHENSIVE
SMITH EASTMAN has this Day formed COpart nershp
win JOHN {. LLOiD and will continue the PROV ISlOS
BUSINESS. III Z the frn ofEASTAAN LLOYD, - Nos.
90 and & Bfotd-st.
New York November J. 1885.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FW PHILA-
~ pELPHIA and .as SOUTH and wESr, VI. JERSEY
and and p fare, IS; En- g. IS; s.oppias a. vi
way stations Through Tetss cold ir Cincinnati an ana
6B t ard The West and for Baltimore Wsshinr on Ncrtolk
&c. and tAs0p BAGGAGE checked arlington in %, sad
sSu- W. WOODRUFF, AIs.sAa. suit
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-21

Leave sunbury Friday ii a M
Arsiys q. Frsdssis k,o~n same Day by spmi
Leave Frederiektown Saturday al mi
Arrive Al sonbury same day by 4pm
1886 From Nashpon, by psrylon, Falsoug, and Mar
unsbug, 10 Udea 70 miles and lack, twice a
leave Nashport Tuesday end Thursday at Tan;
Arrive az, :, Uas G, same days ~ Pm.
Leave Utica "Wednesday and Friday ~ q mi
Arrive at Nashpot Sumo days by pm
s97 From Circlests by Fast Ringsod, Hedges Store
and Tea Garden, 70 Li'hoPola, u miles back
Leave Cirels,le Friday at ami
Arrive Liihopolis same day ny IL "a
Leave Liihopolis Friday at IN;
Arrive al Circleyie same day ny 7 M "a,
sl9s From Creleslls, BY Kingston, Camp. Charlotte,
andback, three times week. #3
Leave Cirelevlls Monday, Wednesday. ana F.ilay
Arrive ., Amanda same days BY pm;
Leave Amanda Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive d cireleyiHs same days by apm.
sls9 From Cclevlle, by Da,byvils and Five Points 70
Mouct serlise = miles and back, twice !. = eek
Arrive at Mount Sterling same daysby ap@
Leave Mount Sterling Monday and FA1ay al
Arrive at Circeville Same days by SPIN
SsO0 From Circlevia. by SeissyilIs and Tartn, to
Adelehi, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Cuelssile Monday at pmi ua.
Arrive at Adelphi same day by pm m;
Leave Adelphl Monday al . = nj eIg5# ks
Arrive at CircievIle same day by IAN
a1Ol From ChiIlco.he, by i.io1 Bud and Ca,ksburg,
10 New Holland, "a miios and hack once u week.
Leave Chilicothe Friday at 81 m;
Arrive ut New Holland same day by 4 p N, a1 (
Leave New Holland Saturday at M; ta&
Arrive at Chiicothc day by 3 pm
92O2 Frsm Chiilicothe, by Hnlsvilr, Adephi South
Perry, and Gibesonvie, to Logan, ~ miles and
back, twice week 81 X f.tq 3sEt- .L@@#
Leave ChiIcothe Tuesday and Friday AT mi
Arrive at Logan days by pm; #Ia
Leave Logan Wednesday and Saturday at nj;
Arrive at ChIlicohe same days by pm
9203 From ChIlco,ho, by Gllsspievile, Aiensvile,
McArhurs Prat--.llo, Racocn, Lee, HebsIds
vile, Athens, Amesvlle, Sharp's Forks, Bartlett,
Wesley, Barlow, and Harmar, TO Marietta, I02
miles and back twice week. haGa.Kw"
Leave Chil!ico,he Monday and Thursday al 4 a m;
Arrive at Marietta days by 9 p m; E
Leave Marietta Tuesday and Friday at 4 m;
Arrive at Chilcothe same days by 3 p m. a
Proposals for three times a week the whole a
portion of the route are Invited. #. naN@E
S2O4 From Chilcothe, o. by Richmond Dale, Jackson,
Thurman, Rio Grsade, Ro,ncy, and Goipol,s, to
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sion, how are they to elect their candidate The
truth is, they do not stand the ghost of chance
and the hnbbub which has been raised by the Democ-
racy Of the South aboutzthe contest being between
them and the Republicans is transparent trick to
induce Southern Wings and Known othings to pledge
themselves to the Democratic candidate, that am at
q loss tosee how any sensible man can be deceived
by it.. Irepeat that the contest will be between Mr.
Fillmore and the nominee of the Cincinnati Demo-
cratic Convention unless, indeed, assI still have
hopes thatit will-that Convention endorses Mr. Fill
more, and permits the people to elect him by general
reclamation. Let the Democracy, therefore, save
themselves the trouble of acontest by endorsing hr.
Fillmore at Cincinnati He will distance any man
they can put up, and it would be more graceful and
creditabe and patriotic to yield at the outset than to
suffer the shame Of disappointment and defeat. II
- Y ~. ------ = --.--- - - Ess1,x
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PRAYER UNANswERED.-The Rev. Mr., Kilpin pass.
ed very proiane man, and having failed to rebuke
him, he awaited him in the morning at the same
morning, my friend you are the person I have
been waiting for.n q Oh, sir" said the man,
you are mistaken, think" =" 1 do not know you
but saw you last night when you were going home
you "Oh, sir, you are mistaken ; it could not be
nc; never saw you in my life that know Of"
Well my friend said Mr.. Kilpin, +" I heard you
pray last night" Sir now know that you are
mistaken; never prayed in all my life" "Oh,"
said Mr.. Klpin, If God had answered your prayer
last night you had not been seen here this morning.
heard you pray that God would blast your eyes and
damn your soul.'' The man turned pale and trem-
bling said, =" Oh, sir do you call that prayer? I did,
did" " Well, then, my Grand this morning is to
request you to pray as ferventy for your salvation as
you have done for damnation and, may God in
mercy hear your prayer The man faisa that time
became an attendant on Mr.. Klpin's ministry.
[Christian Times,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

SHOOTING STAR-There was man who, when
the stars were complasant below, used to rig up a
telescope wherewith to study astronomy at sxpence
a squint.
One night as he was getting under way 7 saw two
Irish gntemen taking an observation of his move
ments. Both were policemen.
Jamey,' said one, "what in the wurreld is your
fellow after with his machinely!'
"Whst, ye spapeen," whispered the other sure
and can't ye that it's an air gun cannon, that he's
got. He's after shooting stars, he is"
Hadn't we better be getting out av the Wav
thin ?" inquired his friend.
Sure and it's not u.s." was the answer. "Did'nt
We ever hear of shooting stars!'
BY this time the telescope man had arranged his
instrument and squinted through it up at tile stars.
The policeman gazed up likewise in wonder. Just
then, by an odd chance large meteor shot down the
sky.
'tBedad he hit t-hes fetched it down !" cried
both Of the paddles in BREATH 'tSure, and that's
the greatest shooting liver my life ?"ss But
sense of duty at prevailed and one of them at
once Iudely accosted the man of science.
' Yen just stop that now, mister, av ye phase The
night is dark enough now, plinty, and av you 60 on
shooting stars at that rate, sorra the manl find his
way about the strate.'
And the telescope man had to pick up and be off,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

T JEwELRy AND FANCY Goops.-The advertisement
of Joseph Huy lately No. % Camp street. announces that
he has disposed Of his business Mr. Roberts, who has
several past been engaged with him. and who will carry
on the same business, at The old stand
Mr. Hufy recommends his capable and reliable
which indeed unnecessary 70 those who knew him per.
sonaly but which Sufficient guarantee 10 induce strangers
to visit him before calling elsewhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

GENTLENEs' Is suMMER CLOTHING. fired Munroe
SEQ 81 Magazine street. receiving additions their splendid
stock Of furnishing goods every steamer have
hand supply that has not been surpassed in city and that
will challenge competition with ODE found elsewhere The
catalogue Of their stock everything desirable for
eune well all that requisite boys
Woar, made in firm and elegant and Of materials
which are both elegant and durable. Ma
In addition this supply Messrs Nun
Il Co. have good stock Of ndaruhber clothing of all
kinds which well deserves examination by those having
Of articles Fall particulars BY referring
to the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

RE8EDIAL.-O. 0. Woodman, corner of Common
and Magazine streets has hand and offers for sale
able preparations of medical virtue great public BEN
eft The Great Southern Remedy excellence
by citizen of YickSburg whose testimony irrefube; and
the syrup enjoys position which praise unnecessary
Merchants Druggists md Others procure supplies either
Of Weedman or J, Wright L Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

SECONDHAND FURNITURE who are desr-
Gus o. pens Of or Of purchasing second hand furniture
the advertisement of NJ Tournc Nc . Baronne
street near Canal Besides purchasing and selling furniture
Mr. TouFne engaged in repairing which he does in salts
factory and skillful manner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE,E LOG CANAL
SrREEr-Spanish French, English German Arithmetic Ge
omcy, Navigation, Pennmansp and Photography All who
wish learn any Of these important branches to apply in
business and every day life referred this establishment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

CLoTHINGs Nessrs. Norris & May, corner of Camp
and Common streets received customary large
choice fine clothing the Those
purchasing will better opportunity in the city
better goods Some Idea Of the extent their stock may
CLEANED from their advertisement, 8 .4ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

The following daguerreotype of his Satanic Majesty
was given ~ q negro preacher in Virginia to his
"colored breddren:''
STAN side niggers, let me tell you hab dream
and see de debil. He hab an eye like de moon he
hab nose like eanoe; he hab an ear same as bacca
leaf he hab shoulder like de Blue Ridge, and tail
like de rainbow I"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

The holy places at Jerusalem are now crowded
ceremonies of passion week passed over without The
usual scandalous conflicts between the Latins and
Greeks, owing to the creumspect conduct of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

CLorH1NG, WHITE SHIRTS, HATS, CARS, ETc.-We
call of the the sale of extensive
mcn Of clothing, white Shirts hats, caps etc. which will
take place this day, 10 at Bnche Leaunon,s
auction rooms No II Charities Btacct. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

CLASSICAL FKENcu.-Prof Roux, No. s. on the
first floor the wing of the University of louisiana
of Baronne and Common Streets will give instruction
those DESTROYS of learning French, which shall them
inmediate practical knowledge of that language.
New classes Friday evening, the 10th of the
present month"; and the season. the prices very
low
Fuller particulars be obtained of Prof. RonS at his resi-
dence. corner of TiYo Circle and Delord streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-12

The minutes of the sittings of the Congress in
Paris autographed by two men, and transferred
to stone to be struck Off Twenty-four copies are
struck off for the penpoentiares and their respective
courts. The exact truth will therefore be one day
KNOWN The printers engaged in the business are
not allowed to leave the ministry, and their work is
performed under the surveillance of a greyheaded en-
Dlovee 1881 ~