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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01
SELLING OFF AT COST!l

j. & L. SCIIILLING would respectfully an
nounce to their customers and the public generally
that they are closing out their entire
STOCK OF ERCHANDTSE,
at prices varying from COST to n slight advance
thereon, owing to the seasonableness of the Goods,
amongst which may be found a new and fresh lot
,of COBERGS, all colors and Mt prices from 25 to
G2 cts. per yard; also. n New Stock Of
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale at
tins Office.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01

DEATH OF LADY ELLENBoRoUGn.-It is strange to
watch how those who at different times occupy a
large space for the moment either in public fame or
public scandal, disappear suddenly from the scene
and are forgotten, as the wave of time passes over,
until again they rise at some distant spot, where
one least expects to find them. This thought is
brought to our mind on reading the last news from
Asia of the death in Arabia of Lady Peterborough,
one who at one time was the star of Londoa fashion.
and whose beauty and wit, the champagne of con.
versation, fall of sparkle and vivacity, gathered
round her all that were distinguished in English
society. Among her special admirers were George
Canning and the Duke of Wellington, but to the dis.
covcry Of her amours with Prince Schwartzenberg
which led to a trial that some years since created
IN intense sensation among the aristocratic circles
of Europe, was owing to her separation and divorce
from her naughty and arrogant lord, who became
so memorable by the pomp and majesty of his short
rule in India. For years she had not been heard
of, when now we find her an Eastern Zu!eika and
the victim of n harem's revenge. II is said she has
been assassinated in Arabia by ale Larem dun
cheik Arabe." How beyond all fiction would Sc the
romance Of such a life if faithfully told!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01

SHEPHERD PIPE OF BURNs.-At the recent ami
versary festival OF the Burns Association in Cincin,
natl, Mr.. Kennedy, of Oxford, Ohio, presented the
Association with a Shepherds Pipe, once owned by
Robert Burns. The Pipe was 4 gift from Burns to
Mr.. James Kennedy, and on that very instrument
the poet Oft times played to his Sweet Highland
Mary" Mr.. K. know Highland Mary personally,
and had often danced with her. Mr.. Kennedy af-
forwards removed to this country, and the Pipe was
presented by n descendant of his.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
RECENT PUBLICATIONS

MI. B. Steel, No. 60 Camp street, has sent us
copies Of the following:
OLD WH1TEYis CHRISTMAS TRoT. story for the
holidays. By A. Oakley Hall New York: Harper
& Brothers
Mr.. Hall, the author Of the above work, is well
known to New Orleans readers as Hans Yorkel, the
lively and entertaining New York correspondent of
the Commercial Bulletin. In the story before us, We
detect all of Hans Yorkels good humored vivacity,
and felicitous knack of storytelling. "Old Whitley IS
Christmas Trot is Christmas story for the juveniles,
and one that children of larger growth may read with
pleasure. neat volume Of 234 pages, with l6 illus
trations.
HISTORY OF HENRY THE FOURTH, King of France
and Navarro. By John S. G. Abbott New York ::
Harper & Brothers.
Almost romantic and exciting history, made more
50 by Mr.. Abbott's ford pen Three hundred and
thirty-fve pages, with illustrations-a neat volume
for a present.
LEARNING ABOUT COMMON Things. By Jacob Abb
bolt. New York: Harper u Brothers.
This is the fourth of the series of Jacob Abbotts
books for little children, in which the rudmens of
natural philosophy are given in simple questions and
answers, with explanatory pictures to chill
dren Of five to seven years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

PRACTICE IS THE BEST OF ALL GRAMMAEs.-The
only sure method to speak language properly, and
the only way to mpart it to those strangers who now
flock in such numbers to this city, for the purpose of
learning the French and Spanish languages is prae-
tice.
We have not been slow in perceving how made"
ouate how useless are all the grammars and methods
composed for this end, and we affirm from experience
that it is neither the method of Manesca nor of o.
lendorf, nor the methods of any one else on earth,
that will enable any one, during three or four months
stay in this city, to speak and pronounce properly
the French and Spanish languages.
1t is needless for to urge the necessity OF learn
ing these useful and universal tongues we will simply
refer citizens aud strangers to Prof Bretts establish
ment No. IS st. Charles street, and especially those
who have studied vainy these languages, either at
school or with teachers, and who do not wish any
longer to be weared by books, gramnars, needless
rules, words and exceptions.
No books are used and an easy, useful and pleasant
practice, will ensure success to ALL young or old.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

On Tuesday the 10th inst at Christ Church. by Rev
William T. l.eacock. BENJAMIN W. SEAWE1L to NICTO
RIA A. youngest daughter of Rehecca lsaackson all Of this
city
9gP- Philadelphia and Mobile papers will please copy.
Thursday the 18Th inst by the Rev james A. Ivy Capt
BENZ. Il. ORR to Miss HELENA BELL, all OF this city
At Mobile Ala on Saturday last by the RI. Rev. Bishop
PORTER DANIEL. / RICARDO, Esq, of New Orleans TO
Miss MARGARET A. T0QMEY, Of Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAM1NATIoNs.-The annual ez-
animation of the High Schools Of the First District
commences to-day, and will be continued tomorrow
and Wednesday. The public are invited to be pres,
ent. There is no more pleasing spectacle than that
of the intellect of the young brought out in full
bloom beneath the wand of education. The Girls
High School is on Clio street, between Nayades and
Prytania and the Boys High School is in the base
ment of the church at the corner of Camp and Bar
thnlomeW streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Nc Improved WIndows-A1I who nre de-

of keeping with the Improvements the times
ranging planning their houses should call j. B. Poncx
ter Commercial Place, and examine the complete win
for convenience, comfort beauty mud cheapne
have Il supplies the place Of door and window
arranged to raise open and shut. Il gives
ventilation bottom and top, aud possesses all the equi
sites both doors and windows and many advantages
other windows difficult give III hfu description of ii:
we would therefore, advise all interested call the Office
and examine il for themselves. DIG 2p6:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
n:a-rhe thousands whose con stitutions have

and their systems poisoned by the of mercury
should give the following their earnest attention:
Dr. Giles Newton Hamilton, Pa, May, 1851, said 81 have
used myself halfaozen bottles of ooands German Bers
for Liver Complaint and diseases of character result
ing from the of mercury poisoned and afflicted with
spasms from the this latter article. The German Bers
is the first article from which obtained any relief have also
given the article TO many dyspepcs with the most sauty
suit. think many more bottles will cure me See adve-
tisement. dla 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

In this city on Wednesday; the 18th nst Of Group FANNY
MAMMA aged years and month. daughter Of Martha NJ
and Wilmot tiibbes.
"a Louisville Journal please copy
On FRIDAY the 18th inst at P NJ JOHN DIRIG EE. M
tive Wilmington Del aged 50 years exempt member Of
Protection Hose Company, Of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

KEYSTONE AssoCIATIoN,-We acknowledge, with
pleasure, the receipt Of cards of invitation from the
committee of arrangements to attend the second
annual banquet of the Keystone Association, which
takes place at the St. Charles Hotel on Friday eve
ming next We shall certainly avail ourselves of the
courtesy extended.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

FSy-MusfcaI Boxes, Watches and IeTelry.
We refer our readers the advertisement Of Mr. H. Frankie
corner of Poyras and Caonce where may be found
collection Of Musical Boxes, Watches Clocks and jew
elry of all kinds Visitors always his celebrated Ne
chanca Singing Bird the extraordinary piece of mehan
ism we have ever behed the advertisement in another
column. hLs -Plth
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a r j. G. M O r G A n S.
a. Exchange Place, New Orleans.

aTGEC RSGOhcSs
A II j. G. M O r G A n S.
uu. Exchange Place, New Orleans.
(Adjoning the Post Ofice)
NOTES ON THE GOSPELS-By Rev. c. II. Hall, Two
vols. S.
THE HOME SCENES OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. 81.
POEMS OF ROBERT BROWNING Two vols. New ed.
ton. s..
THE HUMORS OF FALCONBRIDGE-A Collection OF
Humorous Every Day Scenes. By Jonathan Kelley.
edition. ST.
DOUGLASS FARM-A Juvenile Story Of Life in Virginia.
rs cents
GOETIIES FAuST-New edition. ST.
MORFIT's CHEMICAL MANIPULATIONS-Ne edition.
THE YOUNG YAGERs--By Capt Mayne Reid IS
MAJOR JONES COURT,EIP AND TRAvElS-Sl IS
New edition
THE TWO LIGHTS-By the author of 'Strugses for Life y
THE LAST OF THE PATRIARClIS - By Rev. John Clm
mings, DID.
1sIIMAEL AND THE CHURCH-By Lewis Chcesman Il. D
RILLS FROM THE FOUNTAIN OF LIFE - BY Rev
Richard Newton. IS cents
HOME SCENES or THE NEW TEST AMENT--By the Rev
DR.. Stork
Together with all the latest
MAGAZINES,
REVIEWS, asd
ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
For sale at lowest market rates. at
j. G. MORGAN'S,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Youths, B0ys' and CRtGtgs'eh's
CLOTHING.

f. MALARD G CO.,
Nos. SO and 60 Canal street. corner Old Lee
street,
Receiving steamers Black Warrior and Empire City fresh
assortment of
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN S CLOTHING
among which
Youths Pilot Cloth OVERCOATS
Youths and Boys Black and Colorcd Cloth RAGLANS.
Youths and Boys BlHck Cloth FROCK COATS.
Youths and Boys Black Doeskin aud Coored tuSsmert
PANTS.
Youths and Boys Velvet, Cashmere and silk VESTS
Youths and Boys Black Cloth TAIMAS.
Boys Black and Colored CLOTH JACKETS.
Childrens GRAY SUITS.
Childrens FANCY SUITS, with Vests attached
Childrens Black and Colored I.AMARTINE CAPE COATS
Childrens Black and Colored Cloth JACKETS and PANTS
With general assortment of BOYS CLOTHING.
For sale by
F. MALLARD & CO.,
SIS and 60 Canal street,
doc MoWedThmS corner Of Old leven street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

H9~goard In private family is wanted
by gentleman and wife who have their own furniture Al
dress W. at this office. die @p%
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Sifks---SifES.

81 :. SILKS.
IT UNh H0LLAR PTR l4ED
Wu.lh une Dollar aud F's Cents.
Acgnaiy cheaper Than trrotEosIl.vtly the creates; or
gain t offered in New Orleans
c. c WAILAND'S
H. 2rl0, rprr"- Io.tgi.e aIt ,arundeirt street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Elegant Holiday PRESENTS!

Just received and for sale by
WE -Ip~ IWB a. G1 Ell TSS ESA -a- sES =
s. CAMP S Rect.
collection IF Ill the ANIMALS and ILL STR hTEp
WORKS of The s4asor-among which may be found
THE COURT OF WASHINGTON;
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND;
GEMS OF BRITISH ART, etc;
BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS. in Rich Biudiugs
NEW JUVENILES und GAMES, for the Little Folks.
do 1p5iklW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
.Fstst Opened!

>plcrdid assortment, RATLaNS, If ting approved
stylv<.
LEWIS W. LYONS y CO..
d. 2;.2t - Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

10 CHAETRES sThEErMAg,, 81, gg rtre'yns direct from
MEDALLION. EELNEF, WILTON, T 1rESTRY, RKTS
Sells THREE PHYS, INGRAM, VENETIAN. etc, etc, etc
FLOOR OF. CLOTH Of all widths and qualities. Ais0-Tabe
and Piano DruGet and Linen for Crumb tlos, Win
dow Shades r tlph Mating: Stair Rods, a.! Of which
we oft nj the lowest lI! kvt prices.
d23 2pj 4. BROUSSEAU & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
FutE aud FE'jnscr GEoffsfng q.

CST @ Pc N ED,
i NEB- STOCK OF FAIL IND WINTER rLDTHING
Made in the LATEST STYLES.
At price u, Low rs he purchased in the city,
LEWIS ". LYONS q Co,
do 2p2t 81 Canal =, nest to Camp.
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A k2RbA'0ttfB3CS.

PHOTOGRAPHS AND DAGUERREOTYPES,
From Life ropet from DagNeleoypcs, Paintings ETC.
from the smallest o"ket size up the Size Of Life be had
daily by calling al -
CLARK & IIEDRICK'S,
d. crlI. ~ Canal street, over Trrre's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

Is the only place in New Orleans where Artificial Teeth
inserted but of the places where by the of the
finest Materials under hints gathered in pneeen ears Of
perience the attempt is made combine safety beauty and
utility, in replacing lost dentures d22 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

d. Eev0fs y Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Have received per ship Barney, from Havre NEW IN
VOICE Of
SEAS NABLE GOODS,
VELVET CLOAKs AND sHAWIs;
CLOTH SIIAWLS AND PALETOTS;
Embroidered CLOAKS and SCARFS.
Rich Lace SEAWIS;
Rich Lace SCARFS;
Rich Lace MA NTELETs;
and VOLANTS.
Embroidered Mareilles BAsQUEs;
MORNING ROBES;
=. SKIRTS;
:. Swiss Flounced ROBES.
SOIREE and BALL DRESSES;
SORTIE DE BAL;
OPERA CoIFFUREs and HOODS.
EmbroiderEes.
vALENCIENNE SETS;
Bruxees Application SETS;
BruXelles Application BERTUAS;
Bruxelles Application CORS&fiES;
Brnxelles Application FIClltS;
Embroidered MARIE ANTOINETTE
Embroidered RIsTORI's CAPEs;
Rich Embroidered HANDkERCHIFFS.
silks.
A SPLENDID INVOICE of New Style STRIPED and
OMBRE GROS DE NAPLES at ST per yard.
TAFFETAS, CHINE FLOuNCES;
VELVET
E. PELUCHE =.
=. FRINGE -.
Fur:-E'ur!-For ladies and Misses.
PALATINES;
BERTHAs;
CANALS, etc.
J. LEVOIS & CO.,
do 2p5t corner Of Canal and Bourbon streets.
!
The best
Kris III - S. GIFT
YOU CAN
YOUR FRIENDS
OR CHILDREN,
IS TO OF A11FY THEM
AND MAKE THEM
USEFUL TO THEMSELVES
AND SOCIETY
FOR BUSINESS,
WHICH CAN BE DONE
DOLBEAR's
co " NJ E r c I Il l. COZ LIE & E
No. 1OG Canal street,
BOOKKEEPING,
ENGLISH,
! MAIZENA, ~ ana
oS "'e ana
Fh"F '-SS''hS'
A course OF Lessons IN
either Branch
np,,s.xr "'''' 's
as @"r"'ie
LIFE
Ard light be
AFoRTvNE
10 many worthy
AoHng Man
AH5'' so.r,.a
pleasure &c
promote ,,-.,,,,.r
''1'' - ''''' .r.,-,.-
CONFIDENCE, and wish to
IMPROVE
Jas ...,..,u. :. ,Drx.,p,
;u
- EST, n 1sIIE,n1 HORSES
/ rrr,yprr
-d
sr1, ,x.Fps
.-a
Invita-
,oc1
"N rop THEMSELVES
p1rr1rc DnTpp.D
122 2p1i' --------- .---..---. ''' Canal street:
s - w.
81 ~ VA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

II. IL. Eel s. Co.,
No. II CAMP STREET. OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL.
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
Wholesale and Retail.
CHINA, CROCkERY aud GLASSWARE;
Plated Ware, Lamps and Britannia Ware;
Wooden Tin, Iron and Jupanncd Ware;
Brushes, i}rooms Mats, etc, etc.
REvery article sold low and any part of the city
without charge, do 2peodlOt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Crescent Job office.
g X "a R H. eSs HR 60 R %
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,

No. 40 Camp street, New Orleans, Ln4
The above Establishment having been fitted up l4rga
extensive assortment of PLAIN and ORNANENTALJOE
TYPE PRESSES, prepared every variety q
FSOOA -IL1Fk .yC0KI .E'ffLGlrxX@rGt,
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS ms POLICIES,
BILL HEADS, BILLS LADING, BRIEFS,
CkECKS, CIRCULARS, CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, MANIFESTS, STEAMBOAT BiziS
BLANK NOTES, DRAFTS, etc, etc.
-Hnd in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING.
in the best style of Typography, satisfactory prices
Having; hand large of beautiful Scotch Face
Type, carefully selected with especial printing.
BOOKS PAMPHLETS, rely having
work in n style unsurpassed by any other office
city. Mi 2pMaF
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Ba'dRgcaUNfeF
FIRE AND WEATHER-PROO PAIN


FIRE AND WEATHER-PROO PAINT.
The inquiries whether any injurious effects
accrue in using the water caught from roofs covered with the
BrEdgevater SVenther-Proof Paint,
induces the Agents to publish the following certificate of Prof
James r. Chiffon, of New York by which IT will be that
the componens are Oft PURELY MEDICINAL nature.
New York, December rs. 1850.
Mr.. F. W Canmann, and find it 10 contain the following:
A"n"ia Observation-Disclosures. 4 i9
Per. Oxide Of Iron. 1856
1 nn"nss. ia 81,
Oxide of Mngnesa. .................. 81
Water and loss I'll
(sirnen JAMES R. Chiffon, chemist "9i"H
From the nature Of the c&mpos'io9 Of this mates h@ye
GSigneD JAMES r. chiffon, Chemist.
BY Certificates attached the Circular and included i!
the general advertisement will be observed that the Pain
becomes PERFECT SLATE in four weeks. This obviaes al
objections that could possibly be raised teuse of the Bridge
Mineral roofs if its conponents were ojecona
BILE which will be by Professor Chons analysis is mo-
the
The public referred the general advertisement for fur
thrr information Of merits Of the Bridewate II will be
found superior every respect for ont door purposes atordne
certain protection against sparks cinder and the weather
Furnished dry in barrels Of 800 pounds
&. c. BOGERT g. CO.,
- Camp street,
Agents for States Of Louisiana. Alabama Mississippi and Texas
do 2pMotf
.NesC Orleans
STATIONERS WAREHOUSE
No. 60 CAMP STREET..
BIBLES IND PRAYER BOOKS.
Just opening, assortment of FAMILY Bibles benuti
fuly bound, of various styles, suitable for Presents.
An assortment of PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLES, in VEL
VET aud MOROCCO BINDING with Clasps and without, nj
got up in the recherche S1ylp.
j. 3. STEEL,
Law Publisher Bookseller and Staoner,
d22 2p3 No 60 Camp street
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Clothing! Clothing!

Clothing! Clothing!
We ast received per Black Warrior, another toAto
large sock Of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING,
Consisting Dress and Froc Goats Pnlcos Rich
Velvet and Cashmere Vests and Pants Of every kind
~ I selection eff
Gcntlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
Composed every description Q: Under Garments 'ravat>
Seeks Gloves ste,
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
do PUG; rcrler ct ,@nal ard s. ''ENT'rS IS.
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EBeeu v0u5' Fashionable Clothing

FOR THE LIDAYS /
PIERSON, HARRISON g. CO.'S, |
I..............M MAGAZINE STREET.
Garner o Canal
We offering our large stock of FINE CLOTHING of Our
Own Manufacture extremely low prices and invite all to call
and examine.
Fine Black Cloth FROCI1s, at very low prices.
Fine Fancy Beaver OvERCOATS, at very low prices
Fine Black Cloth TAIMAS, at very low prices
Fine Silk and Satin VESTS, at very low prices.
Fine Fancy Velvet silk VESTS very low prices. 4
Fine Drab B NESS ST ITS very low prices
Fine Doeskin PANTS, very low prices.
Fine French Cashmere PANTS, at very low prices.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
GLOVES, SOCKS,
CRAVATS, SCARFS,
LINEN HANDkERCIIEFS.
And every other article upperaning
robe.
Every article is made in the BEST STYLE and If not salts
factory he returned.
Purchasers city and country will do well call and
anime. d222p
.W1s. CatFy $ Co.,
81 Canal Street, between Camp and St. Charles SITS.
Beg leave their friends and the public generally
that they complete and s,cc, stock of goods for
Indies and Children, consisting Of
ROBES DE ClIAMBRE,
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN,
HEAD DRESSES,
FLOWERS, etc,
INFANTS CLoAEs,
Misses EMBROIDERED CLOAkS aud TAI.MAS
All sizes of EMBROIDERED DRESSES;
A large variety of EMBROIDERED SACKS, for Misses
and Infants;
4 fine selection Of
BOYS EMBROIDERED aud TRIMMED SUITS;
CLOTH SUITS, JACKETS, PANTS and SACKS;
LADIES' DRESSES, made in superior style.
Ladies may be sure Of being well pleased as We employ none
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
KR1'. sBohn S. Clark,

DENTIST,
Union Bank building. No. III Canal street.
dl2 2p6i New Orleans, La.
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The Great B00E OF the Season!
THE COURT or NAPOLEON,

SOCIETY UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE.
With Sixteen Portraits of
Its Beauties, Wits and Heroines.
A large supply received at
J. C. MORGAN'S,
d22 2p3t Exchange Place, adjoining the PosOhice.
CEOOks-u- CIO0Es.
CLOAkS. CLOAkS.
Just received
THE CHOICEST STYLES
THE LATEST PARIS DESIGNS
which will be offered at inlucingY low prices.
- AL O.
MISSES CLOAKS, various styles and very pr tty,
At C. G. WAYLAND'S,
de2 2plOt Poydras and Carondec streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Sa6t{tes, Harness, S0dsS'es'y and
H.4RDV4iRE.

HOWARD & HAIL. No. 3 Magazine street, ring
their large stock of SADDLES HARNESS, HARDWARE
COLLARS, WHIPS etc AT COST the business
purchasers will find great bargains. GI2 2pl =
SNGE<SFEs.
4 MEMS AZ! WOMEN'S, for le yer1
low 10 close, by
HOWARD & HALL,
dl2 2pl2t No. 3 Magazine street
Fairness.
\ ar" If COACH anI BUGGY HARNESS. #
sale very low 20 close by
HOWARD X HALL,
Gl2 1rlgt No. 3 Magazine
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Gifts fiO1' ghe EK0ESd0aSs.

Gifts fOl' ghe EE0t5da1Ss.
o CAMP STREET..
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS AND
SlLVER-WARE.
DILLON Howell having received considerable additions
of new and Fashionable Goods would olici; attention Of
purchasers.
Gold, s3j to $50 ........... Silver $40 to Stu
Tewely.
Ladies' Full SeSome very choice styles; Brooches
Err Rings Finger Rings Chains Bracelets Gold jet En-
Stlver-WEaFe.
Table, Dessert Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons Dinner and
Dessert Forks; Salt Cellars; Tea Sets; Cobe Cups Napkin
Rings, etc.
D. IL, being practical Wmchmakers aid jewelers.
eene a" orders for manufacturing and repairing at moderate
prices.
DILLON u Howell,
d22 2pl5t No. Camp street
g05 Canal street. EO5
GrEr Bo o. HS.
Elegantly Bound and Beautifully Illustrated,
Suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS !!
sHAKspEAEE's WORKS. vols royal svo.
Byron, Moore, etc. etc, in Antique Bindings;
kehes Christian Year:
Scrpural Gallery Of Engravinss
GCldsInithS poatc4l Works;
Whyerly Novels, % vols
Srarkr' Life OF Washington;
NacauleS : Essays, i vols;
iIuInes History os England
Prescuti's Works, mp, te:
re>trs Is! J. P. Bailey;
Poetry Of lie Year
Poetry Of the yields
sabbath Bells;
Poetry Of the Woods;
-i'rr sale by
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GO 21,3t No. 105 Canal street.
Clocks. .fEultfitE@s. etc.
%E e AT e AR G. n III e.
Is5.,.............C Camp Street .............. s.
HORACE HARDY
l. nov selling the whole of hiA WINTER STOCK very
reduced prices:
Black six Velvet Cloak, At sc %.
Black Cloth MantjllHs at s. o.
Misses Cloth CIgaks, all cclnrs At 81 20.
Heavy rolore Cloth T4lmns, al 81 %.
Yard,> wide silk Ytlvrt>; French tal:co>.
striped and Plaid Silks
Plain and Figured De IAjne>
Embsoderies Iaaes, cIoves
HORACE Harley,
do 2p6t ~ ''iIun street.
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Gr0c6eEy, China and GLASSWARE,
FOR COU NTRY TR A D E.
By the package rcpacked in lots suit purchasers
very low prices.
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