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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
BreakIyn City News.

TIu COMMON CouSaI.-Ths body met last evening,
after vacation Of elk weeks but ,uch the food Of
uettons that nc BUSH o. any 10 rortance
acted The Board room drspei ~ tuil mourning Tor
Alderman Bergen and Alderman RICE. both Of sbom
have shrhed Oh this mortal coil since as, meeting
ne poard sdlorrred ~ TEurtdsy morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
The Fever at Fort Hamilton.

Fort Hamilton Relief Soce.y's report for the last forty
eight hours
Dr. Ro,hc reports Or. Baeys state as very encourag
ing TINS MOI p ming Mr. Charles Sears, decidedly i'm
but improved since yesterday. All others previously
ported as doing well or convaescing.
New cases-Margnret Martini james Mcclure.
FRANCIS e, BERRtER. sc,retary.
NO new cases IN Military hosptal-the previously re-
ported doing WELL
Fokr HAMILTON, Sept. %, 1865, s1sA.M.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
FORT HAMILTON, Sept 20, 1856.
In reply to many runners and absurd statements re-
having removed Henry Lawrence and his wife from
Patridges mill Gravesend, TO our hospital have to
sAse that on the 18th inst, while at the house Of
re there we're some sick people somewhere in the
vicinity of Gravesend whom Dr. CARPENTER had requested
should be removed to the Relief Hospital proceeded at
once in company with s. Wright, Esq, Justice Of the
Peace Of New Utrecht In search or such persons and
found, amidst squallar and filth in a miserable house
three very i'll with what at believed, and still
lieve, to be yellow fever. My opinion was based on
my frequent observation Of the disease while residing
cases have seen in this place this Two Of the
three persons Lawrence and wife, with the assistance
ton 20 ra 70 as
removed, and very reluctantly left her Immediately
on their arrival at the hospital they examined by
DR. Rothe, the resident physician who pronounced them
both in an advanced stage Of yellow fever OF very
lgnant type DR.. Bailey, experimenting physician
after confirmed this opinion They arrived about Q
O'Clock in the evening and the next morning as early
as daylight the most scepcal-nsy, more the hy-
pocriticacould not have denied is being yellow fever.
In the Of that day they by Dr. Bell OF
Brooklyn and DR.. Harris Of the Marine Hospital Quar-
sntine and they most unquaihedly pronounced them
very severe cases, Of several days standing
These the simple facts the case on which our So
cety stand ready TO meet the silly of
who have the in question, who nthey
had, were, through ignorance unable 10 ecognze their
character.
GAS 10 right TO convey yellow fever patients from
section beyond original limits OF action, feel dis
believing
good and the us-hose whoare governed by feelings
true benevoencc-we will not suffer, and they will not
condemn We claim no particular merit In doing,
We can SEQ none, especially in the simple performance
OF duty imposed on all men.
Were not that such idle talk has been and is
In circulation regarding these is nurng society
seriously, we should hardly feel disposed to notice H.
our duties are already sufficiently onerous without the
additional and very dsaereeabe labor Of quarreng with
the ignorant and the malicious Your obedient servant
PAUL A. OLIVER,
President OF the Fort Hamilton Relief society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

Al the second board taere unusual activity
a the market, particularly In Erie, and Cleveland
nd Toledo, which resulted in Improvement in each
Yearly six thousand shares of Ec and than thirty
we hundred shares OF Cleveland and Toledo sold
afternoon at the board. Erie advanced "a; Cleve-
ma and Toledo u. Reading was quiet but sold at
nuch higher prices than ruled in the morning 1t closed
t an Improvement Of one per cent Michigan and
outhern steady at 90 per cent New York Central
alroad is about the heaviest stock the list After the
card Erie little higher. Sales we're made at 631s
er cent.
The annexed statement exhibits a comparison OF the
ssdng departments Of tie banks Of this city for
nontLs,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

~
Canadian was IN limited stock, and the transactions were
light being confined TO ANAL lots, at the above q1oatons
southern brands partook Of tho general duncs, with
sales q 800 600 barrels, at quotations given 10 the
above table. Wheat from &c. TO Co. psr basael
lower, OWING In part 70 thu advance In freighk The
sales embraced about 20 COO 40 900 bushe including
rcd Southern and Western, at 81 40 for mmoo ana
81 10 81 40 for good 10 prime, and southern and
~ rn eS%% oS6 70 so1a and prime a. u -
81 Co. which was an outside price. Corn was easier
With sales OF about 10 900 50 900 bushels including
Western sound mixed at 6sc a6tc with LOT sold
slip at etc. which was outside figure Rye quiet
anc nominal, At Soc as7Sc qoc asked for Old ADD
new. ea'swere tady, At 4oc i2c for southern and
At ltc. &c. for state and prime Chicago
Csfftf Sales Of 3eo bsgs Rio we're made a, iokc. o
corIcs The market ~as buoy and hrm, with sacs
OF 1900 bales al full prices
FpneHrs frmer. To Liverpool. abou, 40 900
$4,000 bushels II grsin were engaged AT ei. aexd In
bags and bulk, while al the close 10i ASKED for
Tour. g. I'd a o. Cd was demanded cotton was Il ID
Tor compressed. TO London, 10 oou bushels a. wheat
were engaged In bags at ed and rs hhss. tobacco al
2hs To fremtn. 26Co bushels Of " neat were engaged
IN shippers bags at itc To Hayrc, we're better,
rates 70 California were At axe. So, per foo,
InE Sales Of l. 600 bbs common were made AT So.
While lump was at 81 IKE
koiassrs-About 100 hhds. Cuba muscovaio we're
ons-rhe stock or liusced continued very iixh, .Aes
tended TO check transact ons while prices cootlnuaa
firm. Crude sperm whale aud sperm coltingei oo,te
aim Refined was also arm, With sales OF zoo sb's
winter besched AZ full prices Lsrd and olive oils were
qnift
PROVISIONS -Pork.-Thc market was firm With sales
OF about too oos moss at $40 Sc AMI small lot OF so
6bls DO sold at $40 70. prime sold At SIS a sis as
Reei was steady with sales Of about 200 bbs country
lnciuding prime, al 50 g., and mess do al o. 20
other descriptions were unchanged. Cut meets were
auht, At &c. SC. for shoulders, and &C. a oi.e for
rams. Pacon-Sdes we're at lie. fer clear. AID &C. q
&c for rib II. lard ccntrusd arm, -ith sales Of
about 200 300 bbls at htsc aitac. Batter was ~
lec lec for good OHIO, and isc nc for coed STATE
Cheese vas At SC. &c, according 10 quality.
Ftrr-1he nrst cargo Of new Malaga rssns OF the
ttsscn sold TO day. prsed about COO boxes
wholcs, halves and quarters on private terms
RIcw Sales OF about 115 ceks made nj 3xc .
axe with lot Al 4Sc samples OF the hrs rcceipts OF
the crop the market and we're OF very hand-
some quality
stcsRs The sales embraced about 900 bhSs @ ,bs
nuscovado, at Sc. as5tc. The market closed nrm
WmsFEy Sales ofs,o a Joe bbs. were made AT 90 &C.
With 10 bbb at 35c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

wholesale. KELLY 4 FERGUSON No. 2oi Broadway and
No kesde street have fan and choice stock ~ broca-s
ssln de lsncs worsed damasks and muslin
senises Eimps &c which offered loves, prIcea
window shsdesOur stock Of window shs Tea largest
View fofs snd our superior manufacturing fsries enable
- 70 otter these goods ss than other houses We invite tn
attention Of close BUYERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

nan weuc remain under the curse OF iszgeeable breath
when BY usuR the balm OF thousand lowers den
aice would not only render sweet hueave the teeth white
usabsser NAM persons DO know their breath bad
and the subject delicate their friends will mention
" Pour single drop ~ the balm your tooth brush
snd wash me tee night and morning hy cent bottle viii
last For sale by all druggists None genuine upIsss
dEned BY FETRIDGE a Co, prupritora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORr

MONDAY, sept SIS I. NJ
AsEIs-The market was quiet. and prices unchanged
BgiApsrrYys market was dull ard pricess
inclined 10 droor. On medium and upper grades tue
market declined about l6c 20r. PER barrel Toe trans
actions for the day were confined 10 900 600 bbls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

gray hair former FROM ten 10 twelve davs Iis
not dye. Price ~ cents per bctte sold by BArNFs d
PARk 800 broadway New York. Mrs. Hayes I75 fulton
street Brooklen, and by druggists generally throughout Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

are cautioned AGAINST purchasing articles pretending 10 ne Of
the nature OF the balm OF thousand flowers Tor
he breath and heauyiur the complexion The popuarfv ~
mat sruce ns drought forward host Of countereers None
arespecabe druggists Who rown down ooup,erfsrs
m ''''"'o'r ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

Frsngipenni, nm Eternal Perfume. cep he
had OF GEORGE w. NIGER CO. dispens NO draggsfs qos
and ~ THos. 7. GREEN, Broadway, chemist 80 Union
Place Hotel - 0V"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

teaers now In town for the purpose of making their fall
winter purchases are invited ~ inspect the ample aud fashion
he stock OF aud boys coisg 81 RbGEKSi ~
Fulton and Nassau streets where the prizes graduated
Il. l.. RO1ERc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
Personal Intelligence.

Sir X Lowe, Bart, Vice President OF the British Board
o. Trade, who at present visit to this country
in the Supreme Court yesterday during the proceedings
In reference 10 the death Of late Corporation Attorney
Lorenzo Shepard, Esq. Bring invited bench he
took seat near his friend, Judge Cerke and appeared
TO be much Interested in republican or trans.
acting legal business
Governor Polk OF -. Louis NO.; Governor Pratt Of
Mary land and Governor johnson, OF Georgia. al the
81 Nicholas Hotel.
meeting ofhc citizens OF Concord n. H., was TO have
been held last evening for the purpose o. making ar.
fragments for the reception OF the President OF the
United states who is expected 20 whit his home early in
October.
Jsmes Heron Esq civil engineer, has been appointed
BY the Secretary Of the Navy Constructing Eugncer for
The Navy Yard at Pensacola Florida.
ARRIVALS
A. the Everett House William Gemmell Mss Genmel
Glassow, scotland, Mr.. Baxter, Liverpool, Mr. and Mrs
Nogei chiren and two Mrs Fltz New Orleans, n
unafe london Mr.. A. Ianfear, Mrs Fider New Orleans
Cooley. Chicago; Aaron Leggeu, New York; char >.
Mikon and family, Lverpco Dr. =. Mosely philadelphia
Mr. tassen virginia Mr. =. Boyd and Wife Staten Island.
Charles Ready, Mr Ready Tennessee Mrs. Beaiiy a "
gsby florida; Mrs and Miss Scott, and two gsssSs
Macon Ga Newcomh Rochester; v. Hopsr IS ara wiz.
NOT hsmpcs Mass p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

Bsalth oncer, for nnal action, with tho results As
Brig Sea Lark, from Natanzas, laden with sugar, ar
rived the goth mat Cargo ordered TO be discharged
on lighters, and may then be brought 70 the city.
Schooner d. B. Warner from Charleston, laden with
coed 10 the city After being thoroughly ventilated, and
remaining five days at Quarantine for observation.
Brig N. 5. Cozzens, nom Havana, laden with sugar
and segars arrived on Goth inst Cargo ordered 70 be
discharged on lighters, to be then brought to city
Brig Nary from Charleston, laden with cotton and ma
Quarantine for period Of days for observation TO be
then allowed TO come up If all are well.
Bark Union, ffom Savanilla, New Granada, laden with
mstc, hides and bark, together with one passenger ar
rived on Goth inst Allowed to proceed aler being pro-
pery fumugated and cleansed.
Ship Genoa from New Orleans, laden with cotton and
domescs, together with six passengers, arrived on the
Goth inst Allowed to proceed to the city after venti
laton.
Schooner Ann and SUSAN from Charleston, laden with
cotton and wheat arrived the 10th inst Detained dve
days for observation TO be then allowed to proceed If all
are well.
The following communication was received
CONSULATE OF UNITED STATES,
KINGSTON, Jamaica, August q, 1856. )
SRWh great Difference and respect do myself the honor
to acquant for the information Of merchants and ship
owners trading this place. that there are no pesenal or
contagious diseases present existing this city OF
vessels In this port; and happy to that have never
known the since have been in the Island more healthy
II is true that one or two of her Majesys ships Port
Royal time since had several OF violent fever
board which appears brought from Port Prince but
station hose In that place all in healthy state AZ
have believe also the inhabitants OF Port
Royal With the highest respect and consideration have
want, ROBERT MONROE HARRISON
To THE HONORABLE THE MAYOR Of the city OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

Young Gentlemen's Hats.
new and beautiful style inst issued by
BEEBE CO,
ls6 Broadwgy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

Photographic PictoriaIs OF Niagara FALL.
,or Queen Victoria, exhibiting for few days only
HOLMES gallery. $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

q be The standard prepsraon w The hair Sold
~ AL dealers f1r ~ cents per hottie WI Arff WYNKOOP
60, propreors and perfnmers G3 I5eriy street. " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

writing hud mpreved-l ls used BY AL the principal bank
ng and commercial houses throughout the universe Il
copies VERY durable does no, corroie the and by "
extreme hdy materially facilitates sud assists the opera
tien cfrard writing HENRY STEPHENS T5 Pearl street
New York, AMI Stamford street London. Sold by all STA
uoners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

The original Brooklyn patent medicine aud pcrlumery cp
Fulton street Depot for all the genuine patent medcine.
communications from pro9risors of medicines will receive
prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

knox's Fall Hats for Sale at ara Brosd-
pIice "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

There Goes not appear 70 have been much variation 10
any Of the leading departments, The nominal increase
in deposits nd the actual decrease diner very m,e,,
~ but this is owirg 70 the large c'esrances Al the ,oso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
x HATS. IN NEW

TUE YOUNG MANS Ar-srLK HATS, IN NEW
patterns are this DAY introduced Their asapsaDa -
young men other points Of excellence style ann V
and price bespeak them The special a OR 10
and economical patrons LrARY co Astn. H. ~ Pro
way leaders ard iuIrd.incers of csshio4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

perfect Comfort TO se wearer natural ELEGANCE and dura
pny His uprivalled aud only harmless hair dive apple
In eve private rooms At BAfCflELoRs 20 BtoafMsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

ss weeks by my onguent watch will stain or ininre
he SKIN boGe sept 10 any part of the country n a.
GRAHAM, 505s Broadway, Hayes, l15 Futon street
Brootyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

hand pianos also meodeouss Of fu and rich tone fully
warranted. and a prices that defy competition decided
bargain may be bad the warehouse of JOHN T.
WAkE CO. To- Canal street four doors Narick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
EIsCEI.LAyEOUs,

pIANus AND MFLoDEoNs FROM EIGHT pIrrFn
eni manpiacurers-m the lsrges, assortment IL,
cN-besdes 10 second hand pisnos-s of which will be
~ prices NAT defy competition Pianos rent and rent
lowed ON purchase. at III WATERS, No. Sss Bfotivay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
wiider's Patent sslsm~nder safe

rHs sEsr rtRr rpoor s,rE Is rHE woaLp
Warranted free fr9m aarpness
Depot No. IA Water street, Wall New York
q. WILDER 4 60.
Patruiees and manufanIu-eu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

TUE DIFFEREycE.wrrH TOBACCO THE SALIVA
" expecors'ed with iokai Il Is swallowed actas -
tonic periuming the breath AMI assisting digestion
who must chew when In sociey njurks
Ntyh Reailed At saloons ami drug stores Whole
sale Az Broadway, up stars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
OF the week The actual deposits in cash. Of The past
i've weeks were a. follows

For four weeks the deposits have shown steady in
crease while the line OF discounts is greater than il
was four weeks since. In the same time the specie
reserve has fallen oil about three quarters Of million.
The steamship Arabia from Boston for Liverpool,
Wednesday, II take out full half million Of specie,
most Of which will 20 from this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
Holloway,s PiIl.-Where are they
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Sept 22-6 P. N.
The stock market qulta active at he opening this
morning, but decline realized In nearly every stock
sold The heaviest fail in Reading caused by
absurd runner from Philadelphia. The sales At the first
board up five thousand shares, opening at s4
and closing at s4f per cent Mos Of the transactions
Tor cah Erie operated il largely this morning at
declining prices. Cleveland and Toledo sold 10 the
extent of about four thousand shares AL the Western
'aroad stocks dull and depressed, except Gaena
and Illinois Central There were sales OF In Crosse
and Milwaukee II arm at II per cent. At the first
board Illinois Central bonds declined 4 per cent? New
York Central Railroad, a Panama, II Erie Il Reading,
TX Michigan Central Railroad, Il; Michigan Southern,
Z; Cleveland and Toledo, x. illinois Central and Gale
"a and Chicago advanced 4 per cent each.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
4 stocks and bonds we're made by A. II. Nicolay:
$1,000 New York and New Haven lst mort. int. 70
5000 Flushing Railroad LIST mortgage and interest. 40
600 Lake Erie Wabash St. Louis RI LIST M do. 704
10000 Delaware Iacka xanna&WesiernR. do. do. 7s
Cren A. hisaU do ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23

SETT GA number OF local nuisances were reported
and ordered to be abated.
The Health Officer, Dr. Wendell reported that cases
Of contagious malignant disease had to his
knowledge since Saturday morning.
The owners Of the bark John Payson, from Havana
applied for permission to up the Ways the foot
Of Gold street. to be painted The matter referred
the Health Warden for report.
Permission granted to the owners or the bark
American from Cardenas, to lighter sugar The vessel
10 ct Guar antne.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-23
SUPREME coURr-aESERAL TERN.

hou. 'uoges hoose'eh, cierss anu DAVIES presiding
Sir T. Lowe Bart Vice prcsdent OF The R,ard M TIA
a, r,.,.rs -. -, =, A.. :, -, - -. =
~ nnehno, VINO u sad 70 DC ~ present on mission 10
this country was In court and being In yited a AGA, IN
. - ~ - - -e $3.50 :, 'es' oh
the bench, sat near bis friend Judge Cerkc He seemed
10 take much nierest IN our main way Of transaetng Ia
- ~ ~ " - f'' - - aaAs'~'Hb "
gal bush ess without the aid OF wig or gown.
Aoer so,,o nveIi,nsnarv ,,a,ars 49,, d.ro.at =. AZ,
n'e' e0e f'.'A"iy "'''ois "e'e u'aPosc' y, MI
Busted rose and sad'-May u please the Court; Il has
been heretofore customary, a1l Is proper when the
Hal az aoa,t ~ ~o,,orot go, .,noa.., :. -. -
her az the bsnen or oi The bar for he con,, ~
lice =, the y,elanebo,v Aforementioned wh.n M .s.s
80 az ,ha a.ca..as y a.. 80 so.er
/, a,r,an,,.,a a.. M course Lnosn 10 ,o,r $500. ~
~ 81 - x ~ bor and the nnhir ,ha, an r,sd.s , =
ast M LORENZO b. shepard was called from the scenes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
Keep Step to the Music.

WORDS BY NJ +. nGSEY, ESQ.,-NsSr Gy Pro- Ion L Hncl
Keep step 10 the musr-the music that thrills
The national heart, from the 10 the hills
And which in one glorious anthem combines
Its holie,t hopes and its nobest designs
Keep step to The n>use-hough traitors advance
With baluer Vi black. and with upflei lance,
le orr football but firm they will pass away
Like the dew lamps OF night in the brightness of day.
Keep step to the musc--hat song Of the stars
Which brighten standaricomt peace come wars,
Onr step shall he trne, and TIE UNION shall be
The watchwoTd and hope Of the brave and the free,
Keep step to the mrsic--lnd trlnlp!r in scorn
On fraircide tntnen OF trcaCherN born:
Tear Gown Their black banner, and ruise in its sten,
The flag meath which frerIntu and heroes e4i tread.
Keep step to the nllsic-itS tones detr
As the voices of home TO tie patriot car;
The march Is a Nuoa 5 whose States = CT shall be,
"DiStinct lis the pillows, yet the sea-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
,Ew CLoruISG sToRE-We commend the atten-

New CLOTHING SToRE.-We commend the atten-
ton Of the reader to the advertisement NeSsrs. f. aard
Co.. Nus IS and 60 Canal Old evee where
nshilg
They commence with entire stock of goods from the
finest descriptions 10 the comlnonest required for plantation
In cursory examination Of their stock few day since
struck with te fresh Appearance of tle:r store which is
accounted for by the fact tat they have old goods their
shelves-everyng having been recently with special
reference to the wants Of this market.
In addition they keep full supply Of all kinds Of oil clothing
sled for plantation Purchnsers-her for their
for plantations sell again-wOuld do wc by examining
this stock before making their purchases Refer to the ad
yrrtisenent in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

New AND BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE,-It is now the
and EouseOpenn season and those who have
laid in their furniture, we'll those who find their
changed increased by change residence particularly
reminded that they it themselves visit the extensive
furniture establishment of friend Mr. Charles 4. Stewart
Nos III and T3 Canal street. between Earonne and Dyades
They will find there most fascinating display of furniture
every fashion and quality and in Mr. Stewart they will find
gentleman whom is comfortable deal with by
OF his politeness visitors displaying his stock than
cheapncss of his prices He constantly selling constantly
receiving that his assortment is always See his adse-
N coin 4 t-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06
FALL AND WINTER WEATuER.--For the last week

FALL AND WINTER WEATuER.--For the last week
the ce,k OF the weather has given anoron that the
ray of Nr Orleans close upon Our fayr" }iyes'
hay crowded OF streets in ruu>HNi Numbers
MesSTs D. r. Sc4n Co. Nos. l. and II ChartrrS street,
give notice in another column that they have Just opened the
largest and complete assortment si enbroeres tai
mas, manias etc. ever offered in this market. Our lady
readers would do well give them call and provide themselves
with the innuncrabc unnarcaae articles which tend
mach to make them irresistible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

BLANK Books AND STATIONERY.--We call the atten-
cn readers the advertisement Mcssrs P Dure Co.
81 Charities street, in which is eataogued every variety goods
enbace in complete stock of stationery blank books every
variety Of shape and FORM together with all innuerabe
counting Purchasers whether
wholesale retail will only consult their interests by
aminng the stock before making their purchases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-06

New FALL. CLOTHISG.-Messrs. Pierson, Harrison
Co.. of Canal and Magazine streets have received their
fall supplies of and desirable clothing prepared
wait purchasers either at wholesale retail with spe
did stock direct from their manufncory Newark comprising
every novelty in the market See tleir advertisement.