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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA AT NEW YORK.


LBY THE RATIONAL AND sou7gERE L1NHs.l
New York, Nov 25.-The royal mail steamer Per-
STA, from Liverpool on the afternoon Of the 18th inst,
has arrived off Sandy Hook.
Commercial Intelligence.
Our Iiyerpool correspondent quotes the Cotton
market as inactive the last advces from the United
States causing depression in lower qualities, and
giving the market turn in favor Of the buyer Mid
ding qualities however, being scarce have advanced
1-l6.
The sales of the week amounted to Al 900 bales of
which spectators took 5000 and exporters took
240O bales.
The sales of Friday amounted to 5000 bales, of
which 500 bales were taken by spectators and ex-
porters
The stock in port at Liverpool amounted to $4,000
bales, of which 29S, 900 bales are American.
Breadstutfs are generally Inactive and the market
is slightly cheaper.
The weather has been favorable for crops.
Money Market.
Consols for money closed at 92a. Money is decd-
eddy more stringent.
The Bank of England has advanced its rates Of in
terest to 7 per cent.
The Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f66OO0.
The Bullion in the Bank of France has decreased
100000
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Cotton closed buoyant The
sales Of to-day amounted to 1000 bales.
Prices are sitter but quotations are unchanged
Flour closed firm. State is quoted at Sc 10 to 81.
Wheat is active. White is quoted at ST 60 to 81 u.
Red Il 50 to 81 50.
Freights are firm.
River Intelligence.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 26-The Delaware passed down
at g. the North Star at g. L. NJ. Kennett at 10 o'clock
last night the Die Vernon at this morning and the
Choctaw at this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--A fine house gree ted Mr..
and Mrs. Conway last night, the occasion of their
first appearance in New Orleans. Mr.. Conway, as
Marston, and Mrs. Conway as Juliet in the new play
of "Love and Loyalty, Or the Puritans Daughter
showed excellent dramatic talent, and won for them
selves most enthusiastic reception. The play itself
was sufficiently interesting, being sits title indicates
picture of the miseries and joys of noble pair Of
lovers during the troubous and reachereus times Of
Cromwell's protectorate. The debutants recommend
ed themselves by their fine physique, by the telike
earnestness with which they acted together and,
above ALL by that good management of voice and dis
tnctness of enunciaton which enables every syllable
to be understood in every part of the house. At the
close of the play, they were called out and Mr. Con-
way made speech in acknowledgment of the honor.
Tonight, the Conways appear as the 1Iacteths in
Shakspeare's immortal tragedy of the name. Mr..
Magic will support them as lIacduf, and Mr.. Studley
as Banqno, Messrs. Ben DeBar and Yining Bowers,
and Miss Mary Shaw, appearing as the witches. The
evenings entertainments will conclude with Vining
Bowers in his rich character of MIR the Cabmon.
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N'eap Goods.

+ Il y N * L I N r B E r T S.
No. 40 Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete assortment Fancy Articles
such Papier Mache Tables Desks Work Boxes etc.
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes Jews.ry
Cases. Porte honnaies, Card Cases. ETC.
ERFUMERY.
Lubin Extracts choice Colognee Soaps Po-
mades etc. etc.
USHES
Hair, Tooth, Clothes and sll other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVOLVERSA large stock Of these vel! known
Pistols will always be kept on hand.
Purchasers whether wholesale retail are invited TO ex
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur-
chases
Ry.Wa'chcs and Jewelry carefully repaired
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
MO 2nf No. % Camp street. under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

UNIVERSITY OF VTRGISIA.-The condition of the
University of Virginia is said never before to have
been so good as at present. The number OF students
at this early period of the session is larger than at
the close eff the last session. which was larger than
any previous period in the history of the University
There are now six hundred and two students-fr0m
the following Statcs-New York, 2; Pennsylvania l +;
Ohio, Delaware, Maryland, 10; District of Columbia
TO- North Carolina 6: South Carolina l3; Georgia 81 ;
Florida I; Alabama ~; Mississippi "a Louisiana 80;
Texas {; California .; Arkansas l; Missouri S; Ken
lucky II; Tennessee Q; making in all from other
States 2l2 from Virginia 800: total COZ.
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From the New York Dispatch
4 n \ |, 4 II u L s L L s \ Z

y
Whcnan entcrprsng strikes a business 10 tic
iernuWy MEANS anything he contemplate than 10
have another scu ill., and, under spccinu> prrcX ho out TO
the public inferior article and riIclvGr obtain their
trolct Pray. what difference is There. III" honesty
Of the Thing concerned, between purluinn% the ,>ra ~
which citizen hopes make lis bread aud stealing the irhd
iis"ift \ thief if he takes without leave. however
hungry, Leaf Of bread from bakers Shop, unprecedented ana
condemned the pcletiaFy daring in cGJr!> man
allrtr his Appetite but respectable '"knE COAT
his hack few dollars in his pocket aud he With
imrniy nay, with the applause of his cljW> by knnTH-
honest from him. aud sCathri ot justice. ~! MS Is
Some Since gentleman Of :hia ely ""lptp
Wnfcj introduced the citizens of the iIvd States r"h
Gated article Of gin which highly approved y professional
tonic and rf.cI ana kEnW
i which, he by advertisement an! Otherwise t-eln
mated throu the country. IriCktcl Who pass
in the business community honest men. HAT Mr. Wolfe
likely have. returns iuf HE money
which he had cXprnded they about forging his labels nr
,rnn. of mon people lctesahc poisonous puluis
which They hHr,lihoo to call Srlapt
have Nut- 'Illt
liquids. As This horde glowing hod III
their rn>c>ics is time the public in ,n1 country wfc
nm upu guard. Consumers should L." s L.
article, else their ctt:h i@
'y iuiuru by using the horrible stuff interruptions n"r
hrc4st they buy cheap will offer the Ee" rtrle
respectable cau1s nr druggists in r,}ify, and
nj lie establishment Of tio!pho Wrc Ms l., - and - Bed
in this civ, where il i tNrI>Itry. We
think duty which Mr.. Wolfe to himself AMI the COM
IAG:Iy publish by tsr> who attempt
drrHld both him ard t,"r who E1lt Ia H., Gust
lie honlt not tnit is EiIdcsy 10 u!n him hhr IH Ath-
ing righteous Al gAlipse. Ii 4lI'tVN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

We have received the following new books from Mr..
B. Wayne, at the Presbyterian Depository, No. l54
Camp street:
TALES OF SWEDEN AND THE NoRsENES. New York
Robert Carter 4 Brothers.
This is a neat volume Of 364 pages comprising seven
Stories in which the romantic histories of Northern
Europe embellished for youthful readers with
fined pen. The stories are handsomely illustrated and
the book, altogether, is excellent fresde com
panion.
TIE ADOPTED Son or, Illustrations Of the Lords
Prayer. By A. L. Q. E.
WINGS AND Sr1SGs Tale for the Young. BY A
l.. 0. E.
TRUE HERoIsA. By A. L. 0. E.
Here three beautiful religious stories, originally
published separately, butnow bound together, making
a handsome volume of 400 pages, from the press Of
Robert Carter & Brothers, New York From partial
perusal, perceive it to be book from which the
young mind may derive pleasure and profit.
TRADE AND LETTERS Their Journeyings Round the
World. BY W. A. Scott, D. D. New York Rob
ert Carter 4 Bros.
This book comprises the three lectures delivered be-
fore the Mercantile Library Association of San Fran
CISCO by our recent fellow-townsnan, the Rev. DR..
Scott; the publication. being made at the request of
the Association. We need not go into any detail of
the merits of this work Here, where Dr.. Scott stood
60 preeminent for his ability expoundcr of the
gospel and lecturer upon the duties Of practical life,
we are sure the book will have a large sale
A NORTHERN PREsBYTER's SECOND LETTER to Minis
tiers of the Gospel of all Denominations on Slavery.
By Nathan Lord President Of Dartmouth College.
This is pamphlet of a hundred pages. The Sec
ond Letter" Of DR.. Lord appears to be reply to the
criticisms Of different religious and secular journals
the New Englander in particuar-upon his first let
ter The first letter appears to have been defence
Of slavery. based upon scnptural and historical
grounds, and the second letter is reiteration and
further calculation OF the sentiments expressed in the
first. The Doctors sentiment may be derived from
few sentences, which we quote at random
The New Testament, equally with the Old rccog-
nizes the natural institution slavery) reflects its Pc
cUar light back upon it, and confirms it as natural
ordinance of God It stands thus in the Divine coun-
sells as well ascerancd and settled, in its own Order
as any other institution orthe wellbeing of mankind
and must stand against all the spurious wisdom of a
conceted and bewildered generation. To contend
against it is to contend against the government of
Cod and put in jeopardy the social interests Of the
world"
The :" Second Letter." We take it from hastv
glance, is learned and able vndicaton of slavery as
Divine institution which. considering its Northern
origin, should be attenyey read by the class to whom
it is addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. by notice in
another column, all persons having claims against the
above named company, are requested to present them
Immediately for examination and settlement, to Mr..
Geo. A. Fosdick, President, No. As Natchez street
AS many Of our citizens take more than common
interest in Old Mississippi it may not be out of place
to state that the company has recently been reorgan
lied by the exempt members, who have chosen en-
tirely new officers from among the exempts, list of
which will be found in an advertisement under the
head of particular notices. Under its new officers we
predict for it career that will add lustre to its for
jler repoWn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

EXCITEMENT AT ST. MARTlNsvILLE,--Thc Franklin
Register, of the 22d inst, learns from letter dated
ST. Martnsyille the 18th, that the town OF St. Mar
tinsyille has been thrown in great commotion by in
telligence that seryie Instruction had been detect
ed, the object of which was murder and rapne.
The day on which this nefarious project WAS to be
put in execution was fixed for Christmas. The ring
leaders, avorite family servants have been arrested,
viz 4 muatto boy belonging to Z. Biussard another
to ]. A. Bonnafon, aud third TO Adelaide Dcblanc,
Esq, besides many more in other sections of the
parish. Strenuous efforts being made to sft the
whole plot and to bring the offenders to justice
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Usn Orleans Duly Crestellt,
pEErcE. NO. 10 CAME STREET.

T
fine Crescent will be regularly served to subscribers In the
city early hour every morning, Sundays for
$40 year, in advance halfEeary and quarterly al he
rates, 20 cents week, payableo the carriers
Advertisements, squsre-B Insertion IN all cases.
81; for every subsequent insertion, 80 cents
on the second page hargedSl oF every
insertion. F
published at Intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement Or sub
scrption viii stopped until all arearases are paid at the
option Of the proprietors.
TsberaI Discount Will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders it desirable medium for adver
Users AS FAILY PAPER It crcuates largely, reaching
many hundreds of homes at early hour and being read
before the approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advanageousy published in its
columns
S TIL NfyV e Il KLY CR ESCENT
Ii every Monday morning So year. invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
iiana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
States presents favorable mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

CRIsP's GA1ETY. = Three Pisces Tonight. A
rich bill is offered for tonight, at the Gaiety. The
comedy of " Dominique the Deserter," in which Mr..
Davidge takes the lead; the farce of Lola Montez,'
in which Miss Georgina Hodson takes the lead; and
the burletta of Midas" in which Miss Rosalie
Durand takes the leadclosely followed up however,
by Miss Marie Duckwortll- as varied dish
of theatrical entertainment as could reasonably be de-
sired Midas I" will be the feature Of the evening
and should be seen by all
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DegiOE.s,
II. EDseyeE s; Co..

STREET.... ..........:SS
Have just recel ed per ship Gncna large and ,o1p}r;u
q; LETTER COPYING PRESSES, cfn,i.iine Of
LEVER aud SCREW all Sizes and manufactured EXPRESSLY for
hous4.
We have also received nrge Of LETTER COPY
ING BOOKS made Of American, English and French tnying
Paper, nngci and PACED. full bound md a bound, with
NtNE'a PARCHMENT PAPER and with FElI.uM PAPER
These last nance! hooks m superior I.ity
they aT" well and strongly bound and c!.ptper i!n In
Parchment any DINER.
Anew invoice Of six biaied pENKNIvEs, and BROWNS
MAMMOTH GOLD PENS.
re- Al these goods WARRANTED and Gifted fox ale
1T very MODERATE PRICES, by
?. DUREL & CO.,
NJ 2Iif 81 Charities street
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Fashionable Winter Cg2eEssae o.
LEIGHTON & BARB0TS,

LEIGHTON & BARB0T'S,
Corner Canal and 81. Charles streets.
We again have the pleasure inform our friends and the pub
lie OF the receipt of smother large addition TO select stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which comprises fnl assortment Of
Latest style RAGLAN and other OVERCOATS;
DRESS COATS and FROCkS in great variety Of styles aud
colors;
VESTS of Velvet, Silk, Cashmere, ETC., etc.
PANTALOOfS of every kind.
nN~The Gents Furnishing department is complete
Shirts! ShErts!!
Our stock Of Shirts stands nrivaled
Try half a'ozen for 81 So well made and buttons faithfully
sewed.
E~Shirts made to measure and perfect fit guaranteed
LEIGHTON e. BARBOT,
MA 2p6t Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets
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bands
Irlf-h .HI fF

COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO Mr.. RAcE-We per
ceiYe that the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
of this city and State, intend paying the compliment
Of public dinner to George W. Race, ESQ, the NJ.
IT, Grand Sire elect Of the Grand Lodge of the United
States and, of course, the head of the Order in the
country. The motive of the compliment, and MFR.
Races acceptance of it, set forth in the cores
pondence, which will be found in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

AN EXTENSIVE CITY.--It is estimated that the next
years tax bill for the city of New York will amount
to ten millions of dollars. One of the charges against
the administration of John Quincy Adams was that
the expenses of the government amounted to thirteen
millions year.
In the way Of expenditures, the federal govern
ment is keeping well up to New York time. Last
year the expenditures were somewhere in the neigh
borhood of eighty millions of dollars In four or five
years tits probable they will run up to one hundred
millions Verify, this is an expensive as well as a
"fast' country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PHlLADELPHIA-The follow
ing the number of students now in attendance at
the colleges in the above named city: Jefferson Col
lege, $40; University of Pennsylvania, 4l2 Penn.
sylvana Medical College, $50 Philadelphia College
of Medicine, $50; Homeopathic Medical College, ll2;
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy 100; Eclectic Col
lege, SO; Penn Medical University, 80; Female
Medical College. 30. Total, $50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

EMIGRANTs FOR N1cARAGuA.-The steamship Ten
nessee left yesterday morning for Nicaragua, with
nearly three hundred gallant spirits board. They
will prove a welcome accession to the new Republic
Several ladies also went passengers with their hus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

Coon SUGGEsT1oN.-It is proposed at New York
that when the new Collins steamship Adriatc shall
be finished which will he soon to charge all who wish
to inspect her moderate sum, which will be devoted
to the use of the widow Of the !amtnted Geo Steers
to whose talents the country is mainly indebted for
the great advancement which has Of late been made
in the science Of ship building.
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sT0ficC.

OFFICE New ORLEANS, NrEL0rsAS AND GREAT WESTERN
kAlEUAn COMPANY,
New Orleans, MY. "a. 1870 \
The offers the ri inst having ru,l the u ln{ p
Bonds for which proposals We're invited
NOTICE Is IlEREBH4lN!:N, iaA sealed proposals for
ONE HI INBRED Tor nj. less HuHhr,! UF BONDS VI TIE
CITY will be received this office ua,tJ SATURDAY ncAt
cs .>, Il: Dvos lie e CONDITIONS Ct 5le Ft::ae;
nuJlct.
WILLIAM &. HEWES
ua5 2gtt Fg,s!Gelt,
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.BesEcil'y and Fancy Goods.

Tie undersigned invite attention their varied and choice
selection Of domestic and Imported
JEWELRI AND FANCY GOODS!
They receiving by every additions to their stock
already The LARGEST the Southwest, and offer the
public complete Of articles in their line
he presented by any lor>c il the country.
RICH DIAMOND BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR RINGS
nid tHATELAINES.
DIAMOND, OPAL, EMERALD and RUBY SETS RINGS
STUDS CROSSES and NECKLACES.
MOSAIC. CAMEO, Coral. PAINTING on ENAMEL and
PLAIN GOLD SETS BRACELETS, PINS AND EAR
RINGS. Of every vuriety and price.
The latest PARIS LONDON and NEW YORK styles Of t.W
EIRY and DIAMOND MOUNTING on hand,
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCIiES-pnn, Enamelcd aud
with niainonda-all warranted good 1ne.kerlers.
The Subscribers have permanent the NORTH in
ENGLAND, FRANCE and GERMANY, and are thus rN'lr
secure the LATEST NOV ELITES they brought
o. SILVER WARE for firmly presentation purposes
always hand heavy stock, and ARE daily turning
from nm!uiHctory in the city new styles.
FAMILY PLATE reHshonrd exchanged for new pieces
and any desired article mnIr order nj short notice.
aB~Al SILVER WARE com oUr establishment is GUAR
ANFEED Of STANDARD PURITY.
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
nl3 2p;f Cana! ami Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

ORLEANS TIEATER. = Donizetti's famous OPERA
-" La File du Regiment" will be performed tonight
together with vaudeville entitled Les Premeres
Armes de Richelieu." The Daughter of the Reg
ment" as performed at the Orleans is one of those
sights that can be in only place out of New
Orleans, and that place is Paris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

$50 prizes amounting to-. .....................
Whole Tickets, Sl0; Halves. S. Quarters, S-11a.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

Whole Tickets, Sl0; Halves. S. Quarters S-7a.
~, -.
1ry On H., Tin,rt "a , ~ % , n r r n. an,
small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The Prizes similarly printed and cncr ced arc placed
in another wheel
The wheels then revolycd and number from
the Numbers and at the same time Prize
from wheel The Number and Prize drawn ont
opened exhibited the audience and registered
Commissioners the Prize being placed aruns; the number
drawn This operation rcpented until all the Prizes
out ,,nnov n,r,r-
Wv - ,'a 'e ~ '''''s 10 muse
,'' o = S'Nes' Ace".''I's TO .ne stne''e'
number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No. l. then n the
''o e''aS IN VIII DC s',Sn % s9 II
Der ends in will be entitled $40, and so Oh TOO.
lSbe tfhfAiA ~ olui'S
As by t Scheme one Ticket in every ~ IS guaranteed 10
Consecutive nn,i~rs, ~ ,h rnl1o,n WHICH, Si.,
an them
purchaser
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

Observation-Disclosures on board q steamboat
without sausagcs--[ Exchange.
Smithcrs says if steamboat sGusascs are made ont
of good dog" he can see no possible objection to
their being broaght the breakfast table. But he
abomnates sausages made out Of dad dog" No
wonder
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THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IS, 1856.

To trriting for The Crescent Ki
please mind that do not admit anonymous coamun
cations. In all cases is required that the and status Of
the orer be made kao,on to Gn confidence OF eouTse ore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

DEATH OF JUDGE lioPKlNsoS, OF Mass. - We
learn from dispatch that Thomas Hopkinson, for
merly Judge Of the Common Pleas Court, and
during the last eight years President Of the Boston
and Worcester Railroad Company, died at Boston on
the night Of the 18th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR At New
YoRK.-The steamship Black Warrior, from New
Orleans on the 18th, arrived at New York on the
10th inst. She encountered strong Northery winds
and heavy head sea the entire passage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

RUSSIAN EISIToRs.-There are r,lmors Of a pro-
jected visit, next spring, of the Grand Duke Con-
stantipe to this country, with fleet. The Grand
Duke is considered as the eagle of the Imperial family
and Of the nation. He processes great admiration for
the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27
nsEE FIRST AND FOURTH pAeEs.-sa

Rg- The clerk Of the steamer saracen has placed
us under renewed obligations for river tavors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27

JOHN DAVIS OYSTER SALOOS-We invite atten-
ton to the advertisement of John Davis in another column
from which appears that his place now open in TheRer
Alley, door to John Mcnonel where he prepared
furnish his With aud picked oystes large
small quantities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-27
Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid all Descriptions Of Second
hand Farlurc. Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
poe furniture will lind it to their advantage call On
the under ';lIsd
A>o-SecQnd-3ad 1rnilure sold exchanged aud repaired
T. n. T0URNE.
u! 2y3ID - BNrouue street,