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FRIESDsHIP.-It Is not the least nd-
vantage Of friendship, that by commune
eating our thoughts 10 another, we rem
der them distinot to ourselves, and re-
duee the subjects Of our sorrow and anx-
ieiy 10 their Just magnitude for our own
contemplation - Coleridgs
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e. IL would be better il young ladies
would encourage young men more on ae-
count OF their good characters than their
good clothes. A good reputation is bet
ter capital than a fine coat in almost any
kind Of business, except wOoing fash
ionable lady.
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c. 4 jail0r bad received strict oriers
GOT 10 keep any prisoners in solitary con-
fnemenf. Once when be had bui iso
il charge, one escaped. and be was oblig-
"a. IN consequence - kiet ihs ether or
~ .leors 70 comply with regulations
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ca A lady never knows how young
she looks, until she has had her portrait
painted.
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eaT Yoa may CLEAN knowls'ise By read.
iug, hut yuu mist separate tlle chad from
the y heat by thinking.
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eT A woman may laugh loo much
IL Is only a comb shai can slways afford
10 show its teeth.
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c. When you see 3 small waist, think
bow great a waste Of health il repre-
sents.
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e7r the man who does the most, has
,he lcas, time to talk about wha, be does.
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ear lie who drinks Tie health Of every
body drinks away his own.
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Fss- What is the worst kind Of fare for
man to live on? Warfare.
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one but myself and the lady Of the house j;
and that we are to avoid anything likely
to excite him. If / am not mistaken you
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TELEGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EUROPA
Tny THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LlFks.l


NEW York, Nov 1s-The Royal mail steamship
Europa from Liverpool on Saturday, No'' io'
off Sandy Hook this afternoon.
The Arago arrived off Southampton on the 3lst
Commercial Intelligence.
corroS-The business since the departure OF the |
Baltic has been average. The Brokers' Circular
ouotes the market as being firm withoutany quotable
change, except in lower qualities, which have par
tally declned--the decline amounting IN some graues
to Id. /
The sales of the week amounted to $4,000 bales Oh
which spectators took 5000 and exporters oooo
bales On Friday the sales amounted to S,ooo paes'
of which 1000 were taken by spectators ana cA'
porters.
Richardson, Spence Co. quote Breadstuts asqulet
and generally unchanged. Corn is dull and I'd lo"cf'
Provisions are dull and unchanged
The Money Market.
The money market is active and anchahSeo. Con-
soils for money are quoted at VIZ TO VIZ.
Havre Cotton Market.
HAyRE. Oct 23.-The sales Of cotton tor the week
ending yesterday amounted to 6,ooo naies'
The market is active. New Orleans tres ordna''e
l12 f. hiddling Orleans Ito arrive), LOG to lo1 II.
Latest.
11vrppoo1. Saturday, P. M.-Our dispatches
| F1iSS' JN"1NA>''J
with subsequently increased animation The money
market was active. There is no further decrease Oh
bullion in the Bank.
General News.
The Liverpool American Chamber of Commerce pun
lished an address complaining of false packing OF
cotton.
The Neapolitan question is unchanged. Inc hsls
has sent confidential agent to Parls.
Austria to quit the Princpalities, and to Great brlta
to cvacuate the Black Sea; and 1t is surnseu 'l'
these parties will refuse to accede to Turkeys &c
mands owing to a secret mutual UNDERSTANDINGS
The French and German papers speak undls
guisedy Of the progress of the AngIo'Ausr'n ana
French alliance with Russia
t lord LYONS informed the Russian Ambassador tina
the English fleet would remain in the EuXlne until I'll
treaty stipulated had been fully performed.
: Kansas Affairs.
+ Sr, Louis, Nov l3-We have dates from Law
renee to the Sth Fifteen Free State prisoners, VII
had been acquitted of the charge OF murder haa pee
re-arlested on charge of robbng the pos'olllce'
t. The Free State men are taking measures to con1e
Il Whtfelds election
Domestic Markets
f. Nrw YORK, Noy l3.-Flour closed firm. State
e quoted at Sc IS to Sc Sc. Wheat closed oouyah
White is quoted 81 II Red 81 60; Corn cioS'
a dull. Mixed is quoted at roc; Yellow, nc. Me
M Pork closed firm at SIS so to Sl9 Is. Whisky, ii:
to New York, Nov. l3.--Cotton closed hmoyant. II
d. steamers news caused greater iirmness III the ms
ct
lr ket
Of Spirits Turpcntne closed steady RosIn is du
he Rice is quiet.
he he C1Sc1SSAr1 Nov. l3.-Flour is unchanged Wits
us is dull at 25!.
IS River Intelligence.
cs VrrEsBrRG Nov 13.-Thc Carrier passed down
'ie'N>"Ni'N' 3 ,
I'll ., the Equinox and McChy at IL, Amazon al Il
40 the Belle, Sulphur, W. S. Nelson at T. and Ju
Touro at J. and the Saie Robinson at j. z. NJ.
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Talk ON 'Chauga-Ttadc.

w .,.., . !, ;, - o,.or,o,. On far az
A11' ~ - =, n,, ooroorroa Cation
Ae''' :.t +hr ,,rn1o ,to,,, nm hand
sran xbich selections can he made The receipts
.,,,r, -, tbo oro,+ pon,,,lic 9ss7 ho,cs. Frank
r,,a, ,f;rl-on,s Rand 1e49. MONTGOMERY Aleyan-
49, ,ooo I,o,o c+o. fon, 1n sol Effort Shrcye.
49, -,o, Iro,, po,,rso, oo3 Rca Donna, |
1.r,,,,u o,,,7;rr 1e1c holos r. n IT, o5o: Jack
~ ,Is:a5 en- ,,1o totol far t,,a t>vcnt,,-four
1''i i'''I 1t o,o;,,r q o15 h,,os
~ .;,o,,,,,o ,,r,;sto, m tba stoclz If
-. e,,, 49,, r,,,,1 announced m orr
1885,, :, . ,u,;,,1 of tlo n,thoot T rc, from
n,.''UV' ~, ,.,,.- NV, r1.;n orh,,to,. olco
IN ,a,s, nr,r1 with tiorccs hams barrels whisky
a., ,s,,,,,s 1n,e ,,,ro, hoof hbds ,,con . and
','.', ,, o,,,, 80 noo, ,,o,-o+ rhoro
"''l" ,, W. or.tna wifi, law c},,rres and
''"u' ','s W. lava ro,rn, 4, h,,;avo this is the
- .,1 o,1 i conn, av,cnco that
'',9. +,,I r+,o Wa,+ i; ,,o eae1zinra
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49, '.'N w. '' o,'.:. ,f,u, ;"o ~ COMMITS nav.
''.1 49,. ,,,,,t e ,,,,,.7,, would bo
'9"'''i' ''' ,rot;r nIc,,c, o,o,ohj,,
IVY, w. ,,,,r r,co;,o1 inn oo4 haIrs
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n1a-Llycr Conn Iaint. Dyspepsia and Piles.
pm, nr PHI. March l. lS53-Dr. C. N. Jack sonear Sir
For the past years have been severely afflicted with le
Liver Compain Dyspepsia AMI Piles, suffering constantly the
pains and Inconvenience attendant such complaints with
ant c.ry being scarcely able attend my business
uspd great denl of medicine, with apparent change |
used YOUR lIoolltnds German Ritcls' They have en-
tirclv cured me. entirely free from pain and ache OIL
any kind feel like in every respect and uheal
tu,ingly recommend your BttcrS to all inVaIiAS.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN r. CORY, l. Lagrange Place.
n4v>Sro advertisement olG 2pmWSt
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,TSar Goods! .VfceC Goods!

HS- IVY Nh .ac ICE -Essss IA -E7g ND y
AT HIS NEW STAND,
Corner ef i3aronnc and Canal streets,
(u the Gothic BuldingD
Offers for sale of the mrFes and most complete nsSor
ments Of FANCY AND STBPlE DRY GOODS ever oiee'H
the South Ills stock is new his mportHtion and will
he sold at VERY LOW PRICES 1t consists in part, Of
Rich Printed Plain and Plaid EASIlMEEES.
Rich MOL SSELINts DE LAME and Gil ALLIES
BOMi2AXINES, Meriuoea Apaccas, etc.
French, English and American CA1lCbS.
Printed Plaid and Solid Colored BAREGES.
Rich SILK and Worsted CURTAIN DAMASK.
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace CURTAINS.
jacquard and DHlnask CURTAIN MUSILNS
CURTAIN CAI.ItOS, Frnte,; and Solid Coor5.
Linen BOBINET aud Linen MEETINGS.
French Scotch aud Irish Real Linen SlIEETISG.
French and Irish pumask TABIE.GL0TIIS AMI NHPlsins
SHIFTING LINENS made to osIcr
TOWEIINGS, Of every description.
jACONETS, MULl~MUIA and NAINS0OkS.
Real India and Swiss MUSLlNS
CHEMISETTES aud Sleeves, brooches, ColiHrettcS etc.
Embroidered Fcstooued and H. c. HANnKEKCIilEFS
Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS and MANTIII4AS
silk and Lace SCARFS and MANT1LI.AS great variety.
Fs-,l French and German HOSIERY, of every style and
quality.
KID GLOVES, Read Jou, in's, at 81 IL pair.
FLANNEIS Of every description and quality.
French English and American BLANKETS.
DOMESTICS, Of the most celebrated makes
CASSIMEEES, SATlNETS, TWkEnS-
COTTONADES, DENNIS, CHECKS and STRIPES.
Tn addition to the above am family receiving by every
arrival Ill the NEW and LATEST STYLE OF GOODS in my
+. W. HEBIARD,
r1n nl5tpod cprlpr Of iilrounp and Canal streets.
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A Car TO THE CLIMAX.--It is mmored, says the
New York Daily Times, that g Mr.. Buchanan does
not intend to undertake the occupancy of the White
House alone. He feels the necessity of hclp-mate
and is said to have made arrangements for joint
tenancy with an accomplished Southern widow who
has already had the advantage of four years expert
ence in that position. This is the most sensible thing
we have heard of Buchanan doing since the canvass
opened. Ii it prove true, we shall have the most
sanguine hopes of his administration. This may ac-
count for the sudden bing of the story that started
the rounds in HarperE some months since, about his
early love eXneriencesn
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Direct Importation.
O. @ u lei IL sas IT -A- EE g % III !,
No. Is Charities street,

x @ u Es IL sas IT n HE g % III
No. IS Charities street,
Have just received ships Oregon, Gutenberg md Amer
Unon from Havre and Liverpool the following articles
,lch they offer for sale the
10 TEST N KET ICES,
-Comprsng--
Printed and Plain CASIIMERES and DE LANES
Printed French and English PRINTS.
Silk, Worsted and Cotton D.iMASK, for Curtains.
Embroidered Bolinet and Muslin CURTAINS.
CORDS and TAsSEIS, and GIMP
Printed CASHMERES and FLANNEI.S, for Robes de
Chnmhres.
MEKINO UNDERSlIIRTs for Gents, Ladies' and Children
Cashmere HOSE md SOCKS.
Cotton HOSE and HALE HOSE.
Fouuccd Eareee ROBES.
Plain and Figured P0PL1NS.
Ierno and Flannel DRAWERS.
Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss BANDS.
Embroidered and Crnoliue SKIRTS.
Ladies' and Chlren's CLOTH C1oAKS
valenci,nnes and Embroidered Muslin COLLARS
Emb,d Juconet and NAinsook COLLARS and sffN i.S'
EmJd PEI(i NOISES and Ladies' CltEMlSES'
Cashmere Melted and Woncn SH Avis.
Vulcncienles and Muslin PEl.ERlNE5.
Wooden and Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES.
EmlmpiLcreI, Feston R"icre and HAin H. e HANphf-h-
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin and .Jaconet BANDS
Real India SIX Pocket lIANnKEKCliMFS.
Iacone and Swiss EDGIN&S and INS.kI1A"S'
Madras Head IIANDKERcIf1EFS.
Embroidered Velvet CLOAKS and TiiMAS
TRIMMlNl;S-A ltrer assortment.
COTTON DIES and CORSErS'
Vulenciruues EDGINt;S and INsEkilNHS'
Black lACt.s and PRINCES
LACE VElIS-New styles.
CLOTH CLOAltS, for Children.
Embroidered Merino CI.OhkS, nr Children.
Motion CLoAkS and BASNCl?ES' 10! 'h1!l'ch'
KID and SILK GLOVES.
S;iy<s-SiIlxs-Slits.
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QUARTERLY REvIEw.--The citizen soldiery OF New
Orleans underwent their quarterly inspection and re-
view yesterday on Annunciation Square. The turn
out was very brilliant in appearance and Respectable
in numbers although not as large as last year Inc
Louisiana Legion, under command of Brig Gen. Pa-
frey composed of the Orleans Battalion OF Artillery
and the Legion Battalion Of Infantry turned out 5l9
men. rank and file. The First Brigade under com
rand Of Brig Gen. Tracy, composed Of the Washing
ton Artillery, Washington Regiment National Guards
ana Continental Guards, turned out 2G4 men, rank
and fe The whole were under the command OF
MaiorG General Lewis. Inspecting officers present
were Col Forstal, Division Inspector, and Lieut.. Col
Grips Division Paymaster. OF the Governors star
we noticed on the ground Adjutant-G General Grivo
and Coils. Race, Diamond and Caldwell. Everything
passed off pleasantly, and to tile apparent satisfaction
EN- H.,
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10 The afflicted !
TooTHACHE AND RHEUMATISM CURE

TOOTHACHE AND RHEUMATISM CUftED!!
Tr having lust this city from TmS
offers his services the public Of New Orleans who nnE Ni-
fortunately suffer that of evils, the TOOTH ACHE
which he guarantees INST ANTII, without the use OF
instruments or specific which be injurious and without
Causing any pain to the patient
After long experience renewed he has arrived At
this most desirable remedy, which balhes CAorotoTrn into
oblivion.
Persons suffering from RHEUMATISM will he speedily and
radically cured by Mr. GPI residing in the same building
Mr. cn is AT old resident of this city, and has already given
many proofs his ability in relieving those suffering from that
affection.
Testimonials the highest character will be produced toWOvc
the above stated facts.
n4Resdence Perdlo street No. So between BAronne
and ,AronlcG where they he found At all hours, and, with
notice. will visit the afflicted at hrr residence.
nj, ,os4 J. FERRER.
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CRIsP's GAlETY.-Anhers opera of Fra Diavolo-
to conclude with the farce OF Poor Piicoddy.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Sleridan Knowles play
Of the Wrecke Danghtero conclude with the comedy Peg
Wellington,
SPALDING &; ROGERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &
Peel's Campbell Minstrels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

AT THE DEPOSITORY, IN ON FEILoWS' HALL.
No. E54 CaraI, street, New Orleans,
The Publications Of The PRESBYTERIAN BOARD and Of
the AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
ROBERT CARTER ( BROS PrBTltATINNS
FRENCH EVANGELICAL BOOKS,
Imported from Franco.
BIBLES, a,,d
a variety of other RELIGIOUS WORKS. For sale by
Mo IN g. WAYNE, Agent.
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RECOGNITION or CoNsuLs.-The President Of the
United States has officially recognized Julius kau
man as Vice Consul OF Austria at Galveston; VIM.
Henry Judah as Vice Consul Of Brazil, at Pensacola
and T. W. Kenzon as Consul of Hessc Darmstadt, at
NorfT
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. So Quarters, $21aa.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Inc NNmfes from TO boVD corresponding with those N''-
os Oh me 'ckeS printed on separate Slips I" paper, are tn
cree" WIN slI" "l tunes, ana pRceG III one wheel
Inc S 10 AeS' summary printed ana encifcie' are placed
III 'l'o'lser "h''''
me "N't.S ~" '"e'' e'o'Fe' ana number IS "f""h from
me "tc'" "I az te S'''c n'e '''e ~ p'"''
from me ohe' wheel me ->il"tf ana s2c "fa" ou' are
oleneo '" eAn'te" " 'e '"uchce ana H7tFe" ~ me
commissioners me it<s 'e"s 'aSen "S;,, Inc "s'
ont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILApELPHIA--Thc extern
sve cotton factory of James p. Smith u Co.. at
Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire on the morning
of the 9th inst. This establishment contained 100
LOOMS and was valued at 100000 BY this disaster
some two hundred operatives are thrown ont Of en-.
n0Nment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14
F'GEE and EHstaese1' Clothing,
+, MALARn G. CO.,

+. M&AARW &c co.,
Nos. SO and GO Canal street, corner Old Lee
wee street,
Inform their the public in that they have
ON hand large and varied OF WINTER and FALL
CLOTHING all Of the NEWEST STYLES received by recent
arrivals.
Super Plush Lined French Pilot Cloth Raglaus,
=. French Waved Beaver Cloth :.
. Pilot Cloth Sacks Paetots;
Fancy Cashmere Office Suits;
Superfne Black and Coored Cloth Frock Goats;
>. Cloth Dress Goats;
Fancy Coored Cashmere PaletotS various prices;
Super Black Cloth Tamas;
Lion Skin and Colored Cashmere Burnons;
Coorel Velvet Sporting Goats.
PANTS.
Black Doeskin Pants;
Heavy Black French Ribbed Cashmere Pants;
Colorcd Cashmere Pants all prices;
Black and Fancy Figured Sanet Pants;
Colored and Black Tweeds Harvey Jackets.
We ISIS.
Figured, Black and Coored Silk Vests;
Black Satin and ttrosierne Vests;
Fancy Velvet Vests;
Fancy Cashmere and Silver Mixed Vests;
Black Doeskn Vests, single and double breasted.
FURNISHING GOODS.
White all Linen and Muslin Shirts l.. b. C. Fancy Mus.
lin Shirts Fancy and Plain Cotton Socks Meriuo silk and Got
ion unaershs and Drawers superEne quality Of Shaker
Flannel Understands and Drawers: Fancy and Black SILK Cru
watts Ties Socks Shirt Collars llmdkerchef; Gloves; SS-
| pendcrs, etc.
Bows and Youths Sacks, Frocl Cons Talmns, Jackets
P1n,lloo,,s Vests, Shirts etc.
Together with Trunks Carpet Bags, India Rubber Goods
etc. with many other articles, all of which they will sell at
! MODERATE PRICES.
PLANTATION AND OIL CLOTHING.
Heavy kcrsey Monkey Jackets and Pants Red blue
and Gray Flannel Shirts Hickory Shirts; Vile Em Wool
Hats; Glazed Mario Plantation Hats; Heavy Wooden Socks;
White Gray Blankets; Extra Heavy Guernsey Shirts kcr-
sew Frocks and Jocys Brown Cotton Shirts Woen Oil
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@&s-
nj \ r r I + d :

On Tuesday the Alb ins 10y the Rev SAmne! lHcke NJ
JAMES s PipES of Natchez Miss. to Mis-. MA kG Akhi
WINFIELD only daughter of the late Col Winfield OF Char
GT~Jackson and Clinton M) papers and N"tche7 Courier
please copy -, .
II, Nashville Tenn. OH Monday. the Sd inst il Christ
tntnrch Nv thn Rev Mr. Tonnes, LOUIS SWEET, Of New
York to LAURA NEIIA daughter Of e. A. Rawor'h, ESQ
of Nash vile, TnMn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SAvANNAU.--Wel learn from
the Savannah Georgian Of the 9th inst that MI Jno
G. Faligant, one Of the recently elected Aldermen
of that city was thrown from his buggy on the afer
noon previous and seriously injured,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

HlTCH MA KER,
No. Camp street,
Ro.recfaly invites tie a'te"tion If purchasers his NEW
stnckl--
SILVER md PI.ATlN WARE.
Ff%EwAYtIEs + Indies o she newest pattern ard mos,
faithful work'naRjp.
FINE WATCHES or Gentlemen Of every pattern. The
,cI.o, in is tnatloli Eases.
The h.., substantial liver HUNTING; LEVERS, equal
any watch FOR tin
1r.r assortment o&lATNS and SETS OF JEWIIRY, for
Ladies.
-
Far Rings Breast Is, Finger Rings, Bracelets etc. An
o,,, Of %pectur Tor every age, IL (ied Silver and Steel
rn,,uns inculiul. thttcs1 l'bLc Lenses.
Every article is waited tie h"'; and will be sold lower
.ror1irary eyer usually offered. The rnnc'u4l
f,yrd dispatch in trairto of Watches. Having unusual
ri]i,ps work will Tone moderate prices, Silver Ware
! made 10 order Dats RESET and Jewe!y repaired in the
| ,,o.r manner Mo 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

RATHER SHEEPIsH-Mr Mcconnell Of Sangamon
county Illinois, has the largest flock of sheep in the
United States. Itnumbels twenty-one thousand, and
all Of the choicest merino.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

DRowNED-Capt Jolrion, of the steamer Bella
Donna, arrived yesterday, informs US that on the
10th inst Mr.. W. B. Turnbull, together with q
negro boy, were drowned by the capsizng of skiti
near DeSoto Island
Mr.. 7. was a wealthy and extensive planter in the
narisb of West Feciana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

NAvAL.--We learn from the Boston Courier that
the U. S. sloopowar Cyane sailed from that port on
the 4th inst for cruise in the Gulf The Cyane he
longs to the home squadron.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

Il suIcInE.--Benjamin Jones, Appointment citizen OF
Petersburg, Va, committed suicide on the 9th inst
by cutting his throat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

CURE OF TooTH ACHE AND RnEuMATIsM,---We
would refer those who may be afflicted with either of
those distressing complaints tooth ache Or rheuma-
ts, to the card of Mr.. j. Ferrer who has just ar
rived from Tunis, in Africa, and opened an Office at
No. 55 Perdido street, in company with Mr.. Gcpi
whose successful treatment of rheumatism is already
known here. DR.. FeTer guarantees a cure of the
worst tooth ache, without the of either instru
ments or choroform, and without pain to the patient
If he can do this, he will be well worthy of public
natrnnare. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14
Fashionable Clothing.

TT esyMMs IN. Cru EzI ~ GG &>aD~s
80 CAMP STREET,
Are receiving their supplies Of FALL and WINTER ClOl-
ING to which they invite attention. New styles Of
FEOCK AND DRESS COATS:
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS:
RAGIANS AND OTEKGOtTS;
French and English CASHMERE PANTS;
Silk, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere AID Valencia FSIS.
IIIRTS.
Snperfiue Linen and Linen Bosom SHIRTS;
Colored French and English Muslin
Nerno Silk Shaker Flannel and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
SIIAWIS-Mcns Trarcling SliNWIS and M.NtDS;
Rich Silk CHAYATS and SC-\KES
Rich silk Albert, Opera and Napoleon les;
Cashmere and Print ROBES DE Gil AMBRE.
Mi 2unollm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

DEAp.--The American Democrat, an able little
paper, printed in Baltimore, has ceased to exist,
having been merged into the Clipper.