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The good weather yesterday the most prOmi |
nent topic for remark. It is hardly necessary for
to remark the very great concoursc of people that
thronged streets, it might some cnvious
remarks among the croakers. In the absence of Mr..
Postmaster General CampbeIl's wagons and vehicles,
the Nicaragua accounts filed up the for
Towards meridian it was announced that the mail |
bags had arrived at the Post Office by the II o'clock
train from Port Pontchartrain. For all the intOrna
ton they contained, they might well have been put
off for few days for did not receive solitary
paper from north Of Baltimore. There will be three
full mails due this morning, but this is a regular
day for failing, this patient and humble community
will, perhaps, be favored with two OF the back
mails due 1t will also be of high Importance to
the community to be made aware whether the mails,
which will be made mp to-day and tomorrow for the
Liverpool steamer from New York on tomorrow
week, likely to fail in the connection line between
this city and Stockton, Alabama, there have been
many failures and delays on this end LOT the route dur
ing the past four weeks. We construed to notice
them This is Il season of the year when is highly
essential the summer regularity Of the mails should
be maintained.
With the exception of an improvement in the gene
raj city retail trade there not much doing ycstcr
day beyond some skilnishing between the bulls and
bears in the cotton market. The bears think the
article has gone up high enough for the general
safety Of trade and some grades nearly three
and half cents higher than last year at this time
aud as the market on the other side (England) has
not yet responded to the prices prevailing on this
side it is polite to consider when to receive
adyiccs Of the expected advance At the same time,
when fabulous statements made to depress and act
the general cotton market it is due to the trade to
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ment. The question of cheapness in the routes,
whether to this city via the Western railroads to
New York. Baltimore and other points, has been fully
tested and the preference given to NewOrleans SO II
there should be fair amount of shipping always IN
readiness, good business may, with safety, be antcl-
oka,I
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Il, 1856.

AB We are indebted to Mr. L. NJ. Scamnon, pur-
ser of the steamship Texas for lengthy memoranda
of the news from Nicaragua, which was, however,
anticipated by the full Geographic reports published
by us yesterday morning. Still we are none the less
obliged to him for his attentive courtesy.
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sNen Orleans 9ailp Grestett.
5hIEs o. NIXON. WILLIAM r. ApAAS'
BY NIXON & ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. 20 CAMP STREET

TERMS:
The Crescent will be regularly served to IN the
city early hour every morning Sundays
$40 year, advance; hafyeary and quarterly al 'he
same rates, 20 week. payableto the carriers
Advertisements per squarefrst Insertion in all cases.
81; for every subsequent insertion, 30 cents.
Advertisements on the are charged u LOT every
insertion. tE#s
advertisements published 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
scpton will stopped until all arearages are paid at the
optioa of the proprietors.'
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders it desirable medium for adver
Users AS FAMILY PAPER 1t crcuates largely, reaching
many hundreds homes early hour and being read
before approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family use may be advanageousy published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY GRE SCENT
Is published every Monday morning s. invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas ana other
ste presents favorable mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square. each insertion.
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SpALDING & ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMpHITHEA-
TER-Beneft of Mr.. Keene--Iet none forget that
Mr.. keene, accordeonist Of Matt Pecl's Minstrel
Troupe, takes benefit tonight. Mr.. keenc performs
upon the aGcordean as Ole Bull does upon the fiddle
in a manner which bids defiance to every other man
living. Those who have heard keene never tire of
him and those who hear him for the first time are
perfectly astonshed and fascinated with his perform
ances. The only fault with his performances hereto
FORE has been that we have not had enough of them
Tonight we might reasonably anticipate few touch
es more than extra. The whole troupe willappear as
usual, and give some of their choicest melodies and
burlesqnes. Museum for lagniappe.
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ss-sEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGEs.-sH

SUBSCRIPTION LECTURES. Major James Wright
Simmons, whose Original Readings in Galveston
some time since attracted much attention. and were
highly spoken of by the press of that city proposes to
deliver in New Orleans three dscourses on" Historic
Personagesn with fourth on the :" Poetcal Charac
tiers, SO soon as sufficient number of subscriptions
have been obtained.
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SPLENDID GooDs FOR TIE LADIEs.--Messrs. L.
Bnochc & Co.. No. 80 Chares street, of Customhouse
have just received direct from France most splendid mpor
tation Silks coaks mnntias, bonncs hcadTesses cmboi
dcrieS uces ball dresses shaw fans parasos and other
cherce and beautiful goods appropriate to the The
ladies spend hour pleasantly than in visiting
the and inspecting the superb articles there displayed For
the benefit and accommodation Of the lady public Messrs
Binoche Co. have secured the SERVICES exclusively for the
millinery department. of lady from Paris whose and
perience in that line will render it desirable deal with her.
We refer onr lady friends the advertisement this morning
ftrnSrc
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M0txsekeeDtu0 Goods.
r.. GGrccl' Cpsle110k2?t's

PATENT IMPROVE COTTON GINS.
The undersigned sole manufacturers under f. ca RIVERS
patents I35 1915 and lSiS have permanently established
(,tr. and Warehouse - tiIt.tNIER ST Rect,
prepared to furnish Planters Merchants any Size
Of The celebrated GIN.
They i=l it unnecessary to detail its advantages 9TH
ers nn!nbers endorsements by practical tuOre
using it, confirm its high reputation, and
make lis adoption still more general.
rs inf E. CARVER COMPANY.
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The steamer Lucy Robinson, Capt. Malbon, arrived
Yesterday from Ouachta river, with 1856 bales of
cotton, o77 Of which taken from the wreck of
the steamer Louisa, Capt. Malbon informs us that
from the position of the Louisa, there is no doubt
but that she will be total loss. Her bow lies in deep
water her stern is out of water and appears to have
larnlcn in, t,un
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-kBls. .RdlflleS Scott.

Formerly Of Gl Cnronec street, has removed his Office to-
No. Fl Bourbon street,
Between Canal and Cstomhose Streets where he he
suited all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures of the Ure,hr, Dropsy (Ascis md Anasnrcass
Syphilis in all its forms radically cured in very short time
and without the usual Inconvenience to the patient; Dyspepsia
2p3n
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Clothing! CtGthiseg!

Clothing! Clothing!
We have nsg received per Black Warrior another addition
large stock of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING
Consisting Of OvcrcGS Dress and Froc Coats rnleos Rich
Velvet and Cashmere Vests and Pants OF every kind
A selection of
Gentlcncn's Furnishing Goods,
Composed Of every description Of Under Garments trava
Socks, Gloves,
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
Is 2p6 of Canal and St. Charles sis.
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" The En stnrr mail mn,

aB The Eastern mail made a partial failure yes
terday. to-day is Friday, of course there will be
another failure. It always fails Friday and for
aught we know the mails and the contractors have
special private arrangement for Fridays.
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Secondhand Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose furniture will find their advantage call
the undersigned
hand Furniture Sold exchanged repaired
?. NJ TOURNE,
2p3n % Baronne street.
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The Eastern Clarion,
pAuLDING, MISS,

S. r. ADIHS.....,......... EDITION.
a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
any Country Newspaper i'll the South very respectfully
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be pIlncuaiy attended to d. 2plm
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FAST FReceiCed&.

.EkESE EGGCG2EG9E.
W ALEWSKI'S AND
ZOUAVE CLOAKS.
small invoice of the above popular style of OYERCOATS,
Just received by
NORRIS MAULL & CO.,
Is c + S o r 70 n RRIS 4 " A }
CLDFHIEIsS,
Corner of Camp and Common Streets
Under City lioclD
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS-Evcry Variety
d. 2pf CALL!!
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Railroad Eex1aGel'Ass.

A frs, rate article of BRASSMOUNTED LANTERNS for
Railroad and Steamboat use. For sale BY
P. R. FELL & CO.,
El5 2plrn II Camp street.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS. ETC-Messrs. Howard & Hail.
No. Magazine street. offering large and splendid stock
of saddles harness. saddcry hardware and other articles i'll
their line various in make material The stock is equally
worth the attention Of purchasers and manufacturers and is
going thus offering fine chance for profitable
We refer all interested the advertisements in
another column.
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Shirts! Shirts!

Shirts? SAirfss
Iialf.a dozen good SHIRTS for 81 so;
Half a'loZen superior SHIRTS fer 50;
Hufu-dozeE make SliIRT fer ST..
SHIRTS made TO measure At own uianUfaetnry
ALSO
Linen Cambria iDkFS, already lenned % cent, each.
Linen COLLARS, 10 cents each.
LEIGHTON T. BARBOT,
IS 2pGt Canal and St. Charles sis.
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Saddles
Harness.
de 2pl2t

A large assortment of COACH and BUGGY HARNESS, for
sale v,ry low 10 close, by
HOWARD & HALL,
de 2pl2t No. MagnGi,. Street.
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u. Blurred s Co.,
AbeD0Gs,

AbeDOES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR TIE SALE OF TIE
GENUINE
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
AIS Up Nos q and Isl Chartres street
R&ene0ueeS EseasGEef ::
FROM NO. II TO IL ROYAL STREET..
supply of CREME DE HOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pn,~ constantly haud which equal the oes that
comes this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA aid SHERRY
WINES
II n A N u ES:
sAzERAC Of the Vintage Of 1885, iT98 and 1905 and CHE
brands.
w HIS * u
OF al tescr ptiors--Scor!, Irish Rye and Rourbon
ALE and PORTER, in puto and quarts.
Also.
On bare my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii
QUOR the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms as any o.er house in the 1y.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
az 2otf 10. II Royal street.
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Eb1". Samuel Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. IFS GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS ScALn HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ja3l 2ply
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CrOCkeyy, Glass and China.

large stock well assorted for country trade at low prices
For sale by
P. R. FELL & CO.,
nIj 2plm II Camp street.
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Cranes

PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASE<ET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CASkETS formerly sold by F. II.
COOK II Co.. No 50 St Charles street have been purchased by
the Undersigned who offers the for sale the prices
at No. 20 Camp street.
ol3 2ptf DANIEL MONROE.
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If. FeDaEsseE s. Co.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
HT=G d epaE SIP
ZONES, BUTTONS, BRUSHES Il n y PERFCNEFI,
Cutlery and Toys,
No. 50 CANAL STREET, {ncar Chaltres strect)
dS 2p6t NEW @ LIZ ANS.
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Southern. Furniture BB'uyeF0oNss

CHARLES 4. STEWART.
1t Mes. III and l73 Canal street, Nelr Orleans,
Has inst received from rIc laIU.tory, b"l!u h;0C OF
splendid MAHOGANY At.HOIRS and Bt.D>TEAIS, III Nd.
dilion 10 hi, hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wi,hn. anything in line will sind Their advantage
give him 4 call before Flr ;1asitr elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
DIS 2pikltW Ill and iT3 Canal street
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Ra-Wusical Boxes, Watches and JcsveIry.
We refer readers the advertisement Of Mr. H. Frankie
Poyds and Caroncet Streets where may found
fine collection of Musical Boxes Watches Clocks and jew
ey Of all kinds Visitors always his celebrated Me
canica Singing Bird extraordinary piece mechan-
ism have bcled. See the advertisement in another
cnlI, ,,JS )nI
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y. Up. Eb0aher0he s Co.,
Nc. ia CANAL STREET, TUURO BUILDINGS,
y the ships st Patrick and Gcr:,htan from England. have
received additional supplies Of Tapestry, TrlYe: and Brussels
GA Rl'FT Ntf, and Mosaic and Velvet RUGS.
CURTAIN Observation-Disclosures, Silk AN! We1i, and
WorieG DatIask-nc"' designs.
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CT RTAIN&;
WINDOW CORNICF.~ and BANDS;
,iINP LOOPS. CORDS. TiSSEIS;
Transparent WINDOW SL<tDES-a large assortment.
d. 2Lt'
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Saddles, Harness, S0oEaSery and
H4RDIFiRE,

HOWARD & HALL. No Magazine street, arc offering
their large stock Of SADDLES, HARNESS, HARDWARE,
COLLARS, WHIPS, At COST close the business md
purchasers will find great bargains. de 2pl2t
Saddles.
lnrge assortment Of MEN and WONENS for slle very
low to close, by
HOWARD & HALL,
d2 2rl2 No. 3 Magazine street.
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r.z. Advanced ycnrs OFTEN cnusc HIS To f.

p9~Advanects years often to feel
the necessity Of artificial MEANS by which
rally and restore temporary, strength and being Impaired
faculties, which is cectuay done by the Hostel
tcs celebrated Stomach Bitters before meals One glass
used per directions the bottle in smaller quantities. if
the person weak in body will convince clrulous Of
its restorative effects which thousands testify who used
for years. and under circumstance could be persuaded
do wiou, it, Ladies', especially, have found inestmabe ben.
eits resulting from the Of it.
E5y~For sale by Druggists generally. dS 2ptt&W
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III Card.
Messrs ERARD of Paris and London respectfully invite all
who Pianos of their manufacture and the
Merchants of New Orleans apply whenever they wish to
have them either TUNED or REPAIRED, to
MR.. |. R. BOURBONNA
whom they have TO reside in New Orleans pur-
pose.
Apply at the PIANO STORE 80 Royal street. near
ncr Of Eustonholsr. d5 2plJi
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VI A IT $, c A r :, etc.,
G'Eits6.

Subscribers orlli- large and splendid assert
nIeht Of China
CT AMBER SETS AND FANCY AETiC LES VASES, etc
Having bought the above aGrtoE far hslnw Hnnorato
cost Offering them <pqntuE1y low prices
=. r. FELL T. Co,
rl5 II lamp
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II. .Egyg0Ft $ Co.,

AZ @RYVVVtE . SV'9
No. 40 Camp street,
Are constantly receiving by every arrival fresh additions to
tErir large stock Of
STANDARD AND MIS- EILANEDrS WORKS,
comprising writings Of the celebrated au1o7a in Ills
tory. Fiction, Phraic and Law
Auo.g the above will he found large sui,abc
far HOLIDAY PR FSEN rs - al Of which solicit the
tcnlioI Of the public.
\. MTGATT & CO.,
d. 2ptr No. 80 Camp street
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SO1eaeeKsQgh brothers,
CHARITIES SIT.

CHARITIES ST.................54
Having recently removed their place of business from 4s
81 CHARITIES STREET they would solicit continuance of
the patronage of their friends.
Their stock Of German, French English American TOYS
and FANCY ARTICLES extremely large and we'll selected
comprising everything usually kept by traders their line
They have, besides, large of SPLENDID ARTI
Giles, suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS
to which they call the attention of the public.
SONNEkALB BROTHERS,
81 Churrcs street.
P. SMessrs s. BROTHERS have received by arr
walls from Bremen and avre large additions their stock
which they invite the attention of Country and City Merchants
d4 2p1nl
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Fhiy0t{eEpEin Wadc

SIIIRIS.
A NEW AND LARGE STOCK JUST RECEIVED, BY
NORRIS, MAULL x CO.,
Under the City Hotel
a7F-CATI. AND EXAMINE. MI 2pIf
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rxy " NFr.LoR. aUcTToNFYR. FeArT g

w bhet furniture French plate mirrors oil paintings
ke ~ suaton Tuesday Cctcoer ~ st l0it O'Clock III
sslerun N and Is rark row, consisting % the cniire
ock on band part Of which 10 the property bf our
od 70 coae copsrnershp and s worthy the attention o
purchasers about rernhins Their residences Most Of he
the test OF
hcen vel seasoned and made IL months Consisting Of
cyers beautiful ryles OF carved rosewood mahogany val
a paror suts covered In real French satin bro
Plush and harcloh, Hoi rosewood armour valued
sl-: fp@ rro~d mahogany and oAk chamber Win
insrble tops in 10 match; fine rosewood mahogany
oak aud vsnf extension dining tables. IL IA and s fcst
ionu valued sIpo each; stands carved eieesres
ecresores bes wmknz eabnets and secretsrics ma
uruye suitable for The t.de snd ecvnry merrhaa,s
sete Noae spring eel parloy and seais
ne se. d. large variety Of Articles eaums~s~d
ard can ouy Ne appreciated by viewing the stock which "
eues early De morning ~ sale Purchasers csn
have thev goods eed % ne " rn ses or Shipping Ladies
Al he above spse.us esssblhent being NE rges, IN Nee
Yo-s Arranging he sales every e1o- se- MAZE
ss 10 allow ftee scces 70 esc<s 9aered fs as
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER RuLRoAD.-rRoM NAY ~ 1919
the tssnA will leave Chambers street staoa follows
Express 8 A. VI. and sP, M mai. A N. through WAY
train, ~ NJ emigrzn II, M Tor Poughkeepse A. NJ and
T.. NJ. tor Sing HinR, 1879 A. and gJJ r. NJ; this train
leaves every Friday evening ~ IL r. NJ for Hudson 3 r.
for Peekskill, and 6eYP. NJ The Poughkeetsle, Sing
sing aud Pesksk trains stop OF The way stations
taken nj Ihsmorrs Cas Christopher and Thirty FIRST
streets Trains for sew Tosk leave troy Is SIS An1
loo 4. NJ, aud s.0P. NJ and Esst Albany SO and
u:l5 A. Al, snc =. NJ. A SMITH. Superintendent
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIDROAD.-FARr RR
~ dced, only 81 o. from New York 70 Albany. The In
and ru-d meeting with Western and Northern t-ans.
$40 a. NJ. pxnrss tralh tor Albsny without change II
connecting viii lis A. H. Central and Sorhsp
sio A. n. mail tain, stopping wlllamsbrias- and Al
cations above
s.or. ~. express. connecting -lh As cear2l Railroad.
uP.M
Re.urnnx leaves Albany
40 A. N exrr~~. " Iieoui change OF cara
esis A. W., man train
Ger. NJ, express for New Tork
We invite all PASSENGERS business pleasure To- sks The
Harlem Rail- oad witch conio. SAFETY
unsurpassed The Aosny rams are fstef up with
treamer'- approved brakes whirn un1s the
outrol ~ tie euginoer, rendcunzi road N. h.
iInnn Tickets obtained and baggage checked ohoe
Western Railrosd Anany, At While and Centre Broyne
aud Twenty Nrth streets. New York
Nm J. CAMPBELL supcrtnicnt
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fuyWtt IN CosL pIscHARGTxo "A CARGO or
~ t't .'tstst 'tnber,afd coal, frm Tie minss o. toe
9s.t t~tt 80 So tras COMPANY, which selrg u
w. bv - mnixe rH.te fRIStJlv nROrHgRa
No 40 Cherry snd - grnnA q.
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WAL 4TRFfT EXCHANGE.
" g Nest door 10 scamen q SAVINGS K.,s q,
We, sase, Join MEYER Proprietor wal sl--et
public generally ths be has opened the above named ~ 81
sdrrhng end eating saocn. nothing has b.eo ~ u ~
" VIC corniort snd elegance 81 the saloon h. WI q
provsei WIN ne best brands ~ liquors, scs,-s u. .
nm.rs 10 nerh snd ns'y the ps,cc,sge Re i.1s
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A PARTNER wANTED-AN ACTIVE, rTnsr RATE
N bg npss WITH 81 more, cash CAPITAL h ais
fe place 81 relg partner Is adj saed house II ths
hank m ard ctrhavgc Nov York ha~tag desi
oasce
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THE MILITARY.

IIEERY VAN yELSoR MUSKETEERs.-AT A MEET
Ing of the above company held al headquarters
Of Jag ana West STREETS on Friday evening October "A was
Resolved That tender thanks TO the gentle
who accompanied third annual large,
Thursday October q Srykers Bay for their many
beautiful and appropriate gifts and also for their presence
The occasion. II also
Resolved That sincere thanks to Mr. JOSEPH
Crccheron proprietor OF sykers Ray for the bounfu du
rer he provided on the above occasion. II was also
Resolved. That thanks Mr.. Robinson for the
Splent.d band ne furnished to TIE above Company.
U. P. WARD, Captain.
r Y. BENEDICT. Secretary
r The following Il the list of prizes the donors and the
u6mes OF thoee who them