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5Seszzszsn SOUTHERN BELLE. ssse7s.sss;ssss
The magnificent The new and sHpeI The elegant and
Fell ipSe, or fast running str running
L. W. lifn'ulwell, Republic, Capt. SCuth'n Belle.
commander, com il. F, Montgomery, u. NJ. I'roudwel
mencr her regular commenced her commander
weekly trips in The nla weekly trips in ncncrd her regular
y. Orleans Njck, the New fTlehls l.. weekly trips in the
burg Grand Gulf Washington, Grand New Orleans, Grand
Rotnry and Nat Lake rrncron Ca Cuff, Rodney anil
chez trade SA J. rUli!h Ianhg, Ash Ma chez
URDAY, the ISL. ION Pitchers Point, MONDAY the 18th
October leaving n Skipwith's Landing Sept eayn,, New
Orleans At L. Providence tiDo DreanS
uRNAT ENEN'ti, rels Landing MI DAY EVENING, at
o'clock for the ke's Bend Nicks ) O'Clock for above
above and all inter hur, Grand Gulf and all Intermediate
mediate landings. Rodney ulI Natchczl landings.
ltrue THURS
DAY, the 10th Oct,
leaving New Orleans
every THURSDAY
EVENING at o
CLOCK. for the nhoye
and all intermediate
landings.
The Hlm:r steamer. in complete order and will at.
tend faithfully all business entrusted 10 their
The ECLIPSE and REPU BIIC will receive freight for va.
river, and re-shp III Nicks sburg without ielly.
Neither OF the above will he responsible letters
packages containing money other valuahes unless regular
bills OF a1ns taken and contents stated for yal
abie deposited by passengers with the clerk contained III
baggage
No bills VIII be recognized unless under written
order from the Captain Of either of the above boats bills
be presented the office of the boat which they belong
before l. O'Clock he day of leaving for approval which viii
thea be paid presentation the Office Of the Agents.
vicr street.
For freight or passage apply OH board or to
BROADWEL1A BROS. II Co. f5 Grayicr ST.
LEWIS SNAPP Il CO.. 4 Front ST.,
Il. X. LAUGIlIlN 81 Front street.
N.HA clerk will be the IleSee day in the
receive freight tor the above boats. o22
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Reputation may be the reward of mediocrty, and
fame of talent that panders to popular passions but
immortal is the endless chant Of generations,
singing the praise of Godlike men, who have lifted
their race toward heaven,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

A THRILLING DlFFERENCE.-"Jim do yon believe in
gh0sts?" asked fellow of another, who was taking
drop of the erttcr. i" No, replied jim, but do in
SDrits''
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ar. S. Y. PA dyspeptic old hypochondriac
makes the following piteous inquiry: =" We have
great cabbages great gooseberres great cities great
balloons, great crinone pettcoats, great bulls pigs
and calves, but tell me where your great men 2?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

Most men, perhaps forget the end in the use of the
means. With them, politeness becomes . ceremony
business, slavery, religion, cant; and the love Of
wealth miserable greed. The means have swallowed
up the end hence mems lives becomes monstrous and
miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

The liar is the greatest fool: but the next greatest
fool is he who tells all he knows. prudent reti-
cence is the highest practical wisdom. Silence
uuenCe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

TIE D1FrERE,NoE.-,Y Young girls like balls, young
men like bellies, brokers like bills, topers like bowls
and cardinals like bulls by changing Il vowel, all
tlSteS are sujtpd,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

One of the strongest rebukes upon the meanness CT
human nature ever conceived was in the picture of
the rich refusing his poor neighbor the crumbs
while the dog took pity upon him, aud licked his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

"FAsr" MAN.-The Petersburg (Va9 Intelli-
gencer says there is man in that city, who smokes,
chews and drinks to the following tune 244 gallons
brandy drunk, one mile and seveneighths of tobacco
chewed, and three and half miles Of cigars smoked
in the year Rather hard case.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

Spirit is now very fashionable word to act with
spirit to speak with spirit, means only to act rshly
and to act ndiscreetly. An able shows his spirit
by gentle words and resoute actions he is neither
hot nor timd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

little boy " Mamma will you remember to buy ME
a penny whistle and let it be o religious one, that
can use it on Sunday"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

OMlNoUs. - Under this caption, the Columbia
Is. c. Times says:
Accounts have reached to the effect that Maj. 7.
W. Turley (American) has just been elected Judge Of
the Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee Judge
Barton, Democrat) to supply the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Major Kinds. Majority 500.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

I'm dying for you,' as the girl said to the old
bachelor, when she colored his stockings.
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O u 4 G FL T 4 RIY e r.

viii leave on TUESDAY. 18th inst, ut 70 O'clock VI.
TTEsgs r. FOR OFEGLOUSAS--TiIES STEAMER
g4ssSss Opcionsns. .. !linrkey, MASTER will leave
ntn@ Freight for Old River Simnl>port and all
landing" lie Atciaiaaya FOR freight passage apply
board,
u25 J. ". JDUt,ST0N 4 co, : Front lie wee street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

THE SECRET OF YouTH.-A lady never knows how
young she looks until she has had her portrait painted.
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Y a 4 Q 0 r | Y E Il.

Will leave on SATURDAY, 9Th inst ut o'clock P. 81
fTsGs FOR GREE NNEODD AND LIZ
eAsG = FI.oREThc iac. fast runing lirht4lralyht
steamer HnZoo Belle, j. G.. Reeves.
ter will leave above for 1etlorc Greenwood head Honey
Island, Sidon Iazoo City SatarA and all Intermediate land
iEge. For ircigit passage. apply on board,
o23 LEWIS SNtlP X co. Front st.
REG U LAR PACKETS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

SHABBY IsGRArIrUDE-Men get drunk, and then
lay the fault on the wine!
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Here, then, was clear Pierce majority of more
than fifty thousand votes, an average of nearly
seventeen thousand majority to each State. How
stands the vote now? Let us see. The Buchanan
majority in
PENNSYLVANIA is, say.....,.,...........2oI .2oI) votes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

fYHss g. 1856, ,lS57-NIEEyIsHIS AND NEW
lfasstkstss1 ORLEANS PACKET INE.-In order
comninaate tie public, the owners and masters
Of the packets heretofore in the trnie between the two c
have organized company 10 run TRI-WEEkIN LINE OF
PACKETS between Memphis and New Orleans under the name
and style Of TIE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY
The Boats comprising the line all of the FIRST GLASS
inferior in the West South speed comfort and
safety. '
Will leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESD AT and
FRIDAY, F O'Clock 2. NJ
AS-Particular attention will be paid to way business
-MoSpAY PACkETS-
NCbEnSi Ska. e. b. Church, MASTER
Ben Franklin, II. u. An,e,s, master.
-wEDSESDAT
John SisnDntls, j. w. Goslee, master.
AnEonar, l.. McDpnough master
FRIDAY PACKETS
H.R. w. i3ill, Thns. Il. Newell, master.
- Belfast, H. i. Church, master.
shippers and passengers may rely the pucluality of tie
boit$ o! rllS Line. "
The Line connects At Memrs with the Memphis and Cairo
a lh" aH with all the railroads and boats Nashville ST.
Louis Louis Vile etr. ~ "
E conn'auce of the patronage hitherto extended to the
owners Of this Line is rosuccitulg solicited
sel!tt JOHN f. HYDE q Co, G6 Toylrpi street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

majority in
ispnss.'"''" indana H. S5SS SJ5 T"''
showing loss in those States Of t,reny-sr thousand
eight hundred and Mi,1y-onc rotes, The exhibition
of undeniabe data like this shows rhy the Buchan-
ante leaders respondent. And all of this, too
in face of the fact that r1tod sums of money were
lavished to carry Pennsylvania, and that at least
thirty thousand fraudulent votes were cast for the Bu-
chanan ticket by vagabonds imported into that State.
The antBuchanan majority in Pennsylvania would
be in the vicinity Of $4,000 the fraudulent votes
deducted Now, their money is all spent. and as
their imported vagabonds i'll be too busy at home in
congenally dirty practices to enable them to again
pollute the elective franchise of the Keystone State
we ask every intelligent reader if the prospects of
Fillmore in Pennsylvania, on the 4th of next month,
are not of the most attcring description?
Well, as Buchanan has lost 26, ,S3l votes N Penn
sylyana and Indiana, as compared with the Pierce
election let see how the stands in Ohio. Gen.
Pierce carried that State by majority of II ,437
votes. The anti Buchanante ticket prevailed on the
l4th inst, SO far have been able to ascertain
by maorities ranging somewhere between twenty and
| thirty thousand votcs-say twenty-five thousand To
| be charitable, and only add the Buchanan loss and
opposition gain together, counting both under the
head of losses, have the followingBuchanan loss
| in Ohio 80 ,437 votes! No wonder our Democratic
friends feel somewhat sad over such prospect Now
let add to the above the 26 S3l of losses in Penn
sylvania and Indiana, and we have the enormous
grand total as follows, in the three States named
Buchanan losses-GG,269 votes
| We have made these calculations to show the pub
lie that if anybody have right to indulge in
able antcipatons for the future, the friends of Fill
more and the Union undoubtedly have.
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst, at 5 o'clock r. NJ
. SYTTS,s 4, FOR RED RIVER-FOR SHREvE-
port, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Canpte Alex
n'tria, Goro's and all intsrnedinte lnudngs-
master. will leave above For freight passage apply
board,
o2j T. b. SMITHS Tcloup;tonlas street.
E1-fre@ taken for Jefferson, win privilege OF storing
reshjDuinr Al hrey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-25

The Buchananites in and about these parts can't
keep stiff upper lip" over the result Of the late
elections in Pennsylvania, ETC., how they fix it
Their eNutaton is simulated their joy counterfeited
and what is worse for them everybody sees through
the finsy disguise put on to conceal the'r real
feelings.
That they have good reason for apprehension we
will proceed to show by consulting the records of the
past and comparing them With the present. In 1852
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. gave Gen. Pierce
the annexed majorities over Gen. Scott
1854
diana 1
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
WER SSISSIP

-
, f7.H< b, ~ # + Il PHIs ,AST shW %SELxAks
Doron treenville and all ntrrmrdinr lnndnrs
The splendid raclet senmer Cora Amtiersom. Jno "
Carroll master n place of the IT, X " II Cnn NEWELL
will be ready receive freight day will
above For freight or passage apDy on board or TO
OPS JOHN i. HYDE 4 Co, 66 Poydras street.
rreie,t At The foot Of t;irod % street m 4 ~ y" '' ' e
---,-"- o--o~ 2-e--
evuvp r - - 4 - = y. yyFcuxE
euent,h hnre and MiIiEen,s Bend Picket Estenmer
as FaaHh fa 1sss n,a d eks5 Wh1s Gsns eS S
ar ~" ,ndnss io5 freight or passage having
splendid Wi ?Py %FP p ee1 co. or f Front street.
thr'so @ ne 'gon Particular attention paid to plantation
Ark NSAs RIVER.
Leaves on MONDAY 9Th inst y4.5r:M
3Tns A FO APO OIL p OA.-The splendid
Is4G.ztsilaI steamer Gem Jos D. Phelps master, will
Leave as above, for Napoleon Gaines and Gas
tons inndins Coinmhin Cree!vr nnh al The bend-haSng
"n1eIsgne @ tofomsh repairs Is n"w No. cotton boat
ts sias or passage "S Ws e ?s2r Z co. Front Street,
-==75= 55=== =====-=---==-
Ton.--- ,rI,pn, :, ,-,,- So.
~. ., FoK 81 IS Gt5fsk shfhvE
s Inc lit % r.s e:samsr II" Eor, II Wa h1iE McMsn
S:;$ ''S " % srprn s'sr. "',"ss "''s 0"
taken for viii VII i"ii"es a'ori" ryS and
----rr--7 wH- - --,-----ro--- --
VIZ, 1--we Oh ,s % Ne III III ss mn a" nI 2f2gk r n
n master, i now in port receiving freight,
Gnms nnevspo r III Hyn FIa eore Namps A'sN @
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\sfsPfSssEgza aafssf SHIPS, ,SIMA1EBoATs AND FAM
sRRS {%aaa itssnpe with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal;
Su1saEes, T:ipe and everything in the butcher,
a1-.aA Ing line. Barrels and al!.barrels of Choice
Cored cn H IN % Orer Cabin or Family Use ut Stall
Mo- roYDRAS MARKET, by ' O.
=. , , AUGUSTUS C. MERkEI.
n B-Seanhonts and Ships supplied viii, all kinis Of live
S5ck Sich as ieS 'ch Cows Hogs, Shoats, Pigs Sleep
Sn'.a itlSt I,lthH 'hickelS, etc. ul4tf
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SECONDHAND FuRNIrURE STORE. No

C ROBINSON. yEpI.
DOBINSON Il yERhANDgIR, STEAMBOAT in
n AGENTS. Commission and Forwarding Slerclnnts No 81
Front street u6 fm
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E'1SANt& SHAW. ar. 500, COMMISSION AND
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchoupi <"'Ss street. New
Orleans nla ly
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~ q Bnrnnne street, CaMnl.
SeconGh Furniture Of all descrpti0ns bought sold
changed Rso repaired and vanished in the and On
reasonable terms.
Persons declining keeping and wishing to dispose of
tRe turn!sre would dc well 10 call t:H Undersigned
E2&3 P. NJ, TOURNE,
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A r X A n S A S RIV i r

Leaves on MONDAY 9th inst. At5 p NJ
fTEgs FOR NAPOLE OH.-The splendid
lAAssAkSttS' steamer Gen. Jos u. Phelps, will
!eayc above, for Napoleon, Gaines and Gas
tons Landings Conmbih, treeIvr and all the bcnds-laving
undergone thorough repars is now No. cotton boat.
ES Particular attention paid plantation business For
Freight or passage apply on board
oct2J LEWIS SNAPP It CO., Front street
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY,


RED RIVER.
compromise, Capt. Kay o'clock. Lewis snapp g. Co,
and T. B. Smith, agents.
swsn Capt Witham O'Clock. Lewis snapp 8, Co.,
and 7. B Smith, agents.
Marion, Fosseau master at O'Clock Shaw & cunts 80
ana Al 'front.' and 40 and AZ Fulton Streets agents.
OUACHITA RIVER
Atlanta, Briggs master, at o'clock L. snapp Co. 81
Front street, agents.
City of Cairo, Yoeum, master, at o'clock T. B. Smith
IL New Levee street, agent
Louisa, F. Keeling MASTER at O'Clock L. snspp & Co.
81 Front street, agents.
YAZoO RIVER
John strader, Brown, master at o'clock Lewis snapp
s. Co.: agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI
s. F: J. Trabue White, master, at O'Clock T B. Smith
Il New LeTee agent.
Natchez, feathers, master o'clock Carroll Pritchard
Co., Union Row, IS Carondelet street, agent
Belfast Taylor, master, O'Clock Lewis snapp Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
Il. R. W Hill, Newell master O'Clock Richard Nixon.
Carondelet street and Bell, Buchanan 8 Co., CT
Magazine street, agents.
TENNESSEE RIVER
Midas, Brown MASTER O'Clock. Lewis Snapp & Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
Gem, Hesp. master, at O'Clock John E HYDE Co., Ga
Poydras street, agents
Choctaw, smedey MASTER o'clock. Lewis suapn 4 Go
agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Nick Thomas, Irwin, master, O'Clock John E. Hyde &
Co., 66 Poydras street, agents
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER. opera of
"I'Etoie du Nord," with Nine Coson, De Laurens and
Gambler. and Junes and Laget.
ST. CHARLES THEATER--F night of Mr.,
Neafe. Jack Cade' and the drama of Robert Ma
care." - { z'i"&fE
Y GAIETY THEATER.-The farce Of the Tailor
of Tamworh' and the new Biblical drama called "Azael
Or the Son Of Israeln .@5f 49, "t
PELICAN THEATER.--Signor Donetti's wonder
full troupe of educated animals in variety of perform
ances. " 7'~ r'
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HoUsE.--West and
PeePs celebrated Campbell Minstrels with burlesques
songs, dances and farces. Benefit of Mr. Matt Peel
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Mlle Teresa Parodi's
last Grand Concert assisted by NJ and Mime strakosch
and signor Leonardo.
Il FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM. -Menaperie, all.
tomaton circus ancient relics cosmoramic views and per-
formances on the tight rope.
VANNuCHI's MUSEUM. - Wax statuarv and
Grand soiree Maglques every evening. A living ourspe
outang. az ~
OLYAP1c CIRCUS COMPANY. - Corner of 81.
Louis and Basin streets Performance this evening COM
mencing at O'Clock
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ID a Y CIR E,sC EN- L
a1RFreysTAE Jt5U I'M All OH TIE CITY.
Il sixaN, n IsILArAti nj I
BIZ NfxoN, al ms q co.
oFHIoE ~ il sTREEr.3

TERMs: "
Fhs sobserhers heg ely
IT III eaIly HOAX morning, anssys sxeaptsd
advance; qsaorlS at the rates or
10 assssA Iasss pssshYe % ~ oasriass
in at Sa os
syssy qaeu4 inser ios % GENTS. w r.
81 svar inssron
published
isrSfsss Insertion. &s M I'm n VI. s45B
hot oas Hshth longer
ia OF will
IL ssp5si Until iii 81 ths
psstess. BsSIgg II 54sas 6s MI
FskeraI iyiscotnt " nAss Y hdRariiss
lgE DAILE CRESCENT
gaish iii desirable medium
Fastty II ftattss largely, reaching nang
ii eay and being read before tho ap-
og articles family may
il y dyaasag Sausls pablshed y tts columns.
sg#$ " nm ii yE EEKLT q Il EsUENT aS83
IsppShsa syssy year. inyarably
vAass extensive szsulasiea throughout
Sssisspa Aiabaaa. Texas ana Other
ssnsa iakiag their
for q per square,
n sash Saason. sSSB s$
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

ANIMAL EDUCATION The wonderful talent
shown by the trained animals Of sFnor Dopeti now
hihtng at the Pelican Thester has been cause for re-
mark by many NOS unfamiliar with the strange inteli
gencs exhibited at times BY animals whose education is
that Of nature only process Of mental culture has been
gone through With them which has resulted in rendering
them the ept mitators of that toegged animal whose
chief point Of difference from his students and pupils NAV
after ALL be that he gifted with the use Of languageg
Those who not as yet the exhibition Of signor
Donet should embrace the earliest opportunity for cali
Ing at the Pelican thester and witnessing the show. No
complete idea can be gained but from personally seeing
them. T+53
There win bea day performance this afternoon at two
o,eIock BzS52, 3g1&& y
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NSetp GsEeans dMorep3 aa4arket,

CREscEEr OFrlcE, No, 10 Camp street,
~ Friday Evening, Jan. 49, 1866
We had surfeis Of teegraphc intelligence last night
which wes placed before readers in this mornings
The question has been frequently propounded to-
aas hat do you think Of it? . 1t suits the bears
IN everything If it had been expressly manufactured
of Them AZ could not have been surpassed Decline in
cotton decline in ou- decline in beef shat Is wonder
pork quiet because it supposed rather heavy for
movement. Money market stringent No prospects Of
peace Austria after all intending to keep quiet with
Russia and this about the result of two weeks
intelligence In the meantime, the question is raised
When will the private correspondence by The two steam
ers be received to give full and explicit details?
The commercial advices contrary to expectations
week following another Of quiet cotton market and
decline in breadstafs not expected, particularly
wards the close of the year The total effect
ket has been few words Of Disappointment
depressed exchange trs, that would, however, have
fallen. news or news and by tomorrow the whole
batch Of advices will be forgotten, and market
on usual governed by the natural laws Of supply and
demand.
Outside Of the Banks the Money Market continues un
usually easy All good or satisfactory longdated paper
is readily taken at per cent? that is such is c sed
second class from 10 to - and third rate r.
10 to 10 per cent, with only moderate supply the
market.
The Exchange market, on the receipt Of so much in
telhgence: mails and telegraph, have to hand to-
be supposed to be sensbly affected neverthe
less operations in Sterling have been made within our
quoted rates of lest evening Sterling with shipping doc
uments placed to-day 1O6 this may be considered
the out7ide rati at this moment In clear bills there
We're no important transactions Francs are dull some
choice signatures Paris direct taken at S. 80 In
domestic funds there was not much doing. Most of
the Banks out Of the market as buyers; today
being selling day with the according to the recent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

ANOTHER KANSAS 0UrRAeE,-A letter pub
Ished in the st. Louis Democrat, dated Leayen-
worth, Deo %, says the Office of the Terrific
rial Register, an administration paper, was
mobbed, the type thrown into the river, and
q lot OF paper burned. The mob was composed
principally Of Missourians
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

dAIETY THEATER. . Last evening, at the
Gaiety Theatsr the piece Of Azae or the Son Of
lsraei Was produced with Mr. Kesrs company Of per-
formers The piece ID Of biblical origin and is intended
70 Depict indeed It doesa great number tho customs
and costumes Of the EARLIER period Of the world
ing the luxurious rites Of Egyptian idolsty the simple
soas Of Jewsh worship the dresses and characteristics
OF shas Remote age Such Efforts have been made before
and as the object Of a dramatic art primarily is to in
strues Il comes within the Legitimate and original scope
Of the drss fuller notice We are compelled to defer
Rati. another dsy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

ANOTHER DEAD LoCK.-The House of Renre.
sentatives in the New York Legislature are in
as bad a predicament as the House Of Congress.
They have been balloting for Speaker for sew
eral days, but cannot elect one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

A fire occurred in Syracuse. N. Y, on the 9th,
which destroyed block of stores valued at
100000, and damaged several other buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19

NE me undsr obi atoms to the Hon. j
y. aaitman fcr ! copy ii the Presdsnt's Message.
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.""r NEW GROCERIES,.
resi- CAVIAR: DUTCH SARDELS

.#nnr NEW GROCERIES.
ETRESH CAVIAR; DUTCH SARDELS;
Il New Codfsh Scaled Herringa
SARDINES, in half and quarter boxss;
And variety Of freah GROCERIES;
otard Dlpuy COGNAC, vintage of 1890;
Fresh Buckwheat; Golden Syrup;
New Rce Goshen Butter; Lard;
Fresh Pates Trufes; Green Peas Trufles
Mushrooms, Cops; Thon Marine etc;
English Dairy Cheese; Sap Sage, Gruyere;
Neufchae and Limbourg CheessH;
Figs, Prunes, Rasna and Almonds;
Pickles and Sauces. and large variety of
Wines; Liquors and Cordiala;
Good Table Claret Wine at % a dozen.
s Families be supplied with the above GEM GROCERY
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posits Lafay cite Railroad Depot
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