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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

Mrs. GAINES. THE MILLIONAIRE.-Mrs.
Gaines and her daughters were at the Briggs
House yesterday. We observe that number
of prominent citizens of Memphis, Tenn, in
cluding the members of the Memphis Lar, have
addressed congfalulalory notes to Mrs. Myra
Clark Gaines, On the occasion of the establish
inent Of her fathers will in the Supreme Court
of louisiana, after litigation ofrwenty years.
This places at Mrs. Gaines disposal an i'm
mensc estate, valued, We believe at millions of
money. but, as her friends justly remark in
the notes referred to, that is of "ininor consid-
Grafton" .You have justified" they say to
her. yourself and our former friend, your late
gallant and noble husband, from the malice Of
his and your enemies; and have been the in
s,rumrn, OF setting an example of the certain
reliability Of our judicial tribunals, TO render
impartial justce-inore valuable than count
less millions" The replies of Mrs. Gaines
are characterized by good taste and just feel
Ing.-Chicago Journal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03
CONVEYANCING

Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, &c carefully drawn, and being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the thereof. Nminster oathS
PROTEST COMMERCIAL PAPER, &c., &c.
jal5-tf Z. ii. PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03


~ HAMlL1ON Co., saoors sb0ver. Ones, arsTsestv.
sooks, 9stionesy wsll Paper arees before
boug west o. Cntsae whieh hey ss fr sas . ~ VIZ
We wcid mt oai attention our STOCK q WALL PAPE1,
comprising over 1000 rolls which were purea.sd 2: yss w
Our ssoes of STATIONERY esas s< best nssss q Ca-
WRIyING PAPER Of ali grades. PExs, IsE, RunsEn,
txxsrANDs, RULERS, BLoTTINo AND DnAwIHo PArEn
Of all descriptions and in fact all artss sssay kps ss
COLD PENS We have large stoek Of =. g. Burs Gold
ssces Guid aud silver Tooth Pcks very sesa srticle
gers, books, Pass books and
Of all styles, In sets OF single.
variety Cidren's BOok which cannot fail " piease.
Cheap publications. We In lssge steek,
from press. arrangement FORK city
BY which al the new works forwarded TO - son -
or school Books, A. s. BAnsrs Co.'S p.A-
ic.tons hich We Saer ss low - eny SsnsT
June 29-tf. Tfttt o. sdsors above Times Buldta&.
T. - - WALL PAPER.
Ns WALL PAPER and BORDERsHos The paessnS Sesy
choice and Of the latest styles. Call At
Oc2-u HAN1LTN Co.'S bookstore.
BOOKS AND sTATlONERY.
BEG Inform the Inhabitants Of ST. Pan and sur.
rounding country that am now prepared To- attend " all
business line, Wholesale sHd retail. fst}5 ts
JUST RECEIVED
Blackwell on Tax titles, 30 -5ls,ss IS
thousand Novels,
Music and Musical Instruments,
Strings from the coarsest ~ tie best HslisA1
Hair for viOlin-b0ws, y 5ot .5 ~ ..t-
Music Instructors,
Stationery all kinds, ~
Anew pure gold fancy goods for Christness
School Book, Religious Books, English, and German
Languages. Pr. FREUDENREJcH, by V}H kA4A.
nO29-u Bookstore opposite the Post Onaee-
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

IMMEDIATELY the opening of Navigation, the
this Company will making trips
ing (Snndays exccp,e) Dubuque
and Dunei,h and connect at Dmith with the trains of The
and returning They will stop at all intermediate points, and
ran at ST. Paul >uhicirnly long visit the
Fa of ST. Anthony. The following boats the line
between Gaena and St. Paul:
WAR EAGLE, Capt. d. S. HARRIS.
GAIENA. KENNEDY LODw1CK.
NORTHERN BELLE, g PRESTON LoDwIcK.
LADY YH TRASXL1N, 8: NJ. +. AsA' LHcAs
OCEAN WAVE, {" f. II. GLENN.
GRANITE STATE, ]. Y. IURD.
ALEXANDRA, SO w. II. GABBERr.
All first class steamers by the most skful and
gentcnanly officers, to safety
an. comfort Of Being L. Mail Boats, and
relied u:on. This Company will also run the
ROYAL ARCH, E' Captain ). SMITH
between GAea and Rock Island making daily
ing Rok Island with the Chicago Island Railroad,
and the st. Iuis, Ke"kuk Rock land line of frs.
steamers; Fulton City with the the Chicago, Full
ton Iowa Railroad and at sena wh the boats of the Ga
lena, Dmleit, Dubuque and ST. Paul line of Steamers, thus
forming safe comfortable and reliable line between 81 l. uis
City and Rock Island.
For freight apply at 'he 'ice board to
Dunleith Elwar. Co., Dubuque; Bakr,y
bank, Chamlin st. PAUL. porar Go. Langley
ton City. CAMPBELL, JONES s. CO., Agents,
No. s5 Lrver, Galena,
DY YOUNG MAN recently arrived from Scotland, sit
and Provision Store, board a
Loaf, capacityi which useful.
Salary not cl employment. Well
| "nied. Plea address,
a-es-'ot' f. c. CAMERON. st. Panl P. o.
MARKED DOWN.
THE remainder of stock of Fancy Dress Silks, Lanes,
Emlroideries. &C.. i'm every line,
fere 20 lower than
close out the by the opening make
the
Big Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Which ,oiH Arrive by the First Boats!
Those in search bargains will we'll anime
nv prices and goods. A. T. CIIAMBIIN.
fet27-f Third Street, st. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

MARSHALL a. CO.,
Bankers and Exchange BrOk kers.
Cor. Third and Cedar Streets. St. Paul.
WILL deposits, buy and sell deal in
w Warrants, and loan money, and make
non-resitIens.
G. IT, Rogers g. Co., so Wall street, New York.
Keen * Taylor, lO Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Kinney, Espy & Co, Cincinnati.
Bank Of Mo-, and Darby Il Barnsdae, st. Louis, Mo.
Marine Bank Chicago.
n. Corwth h Co.. Galena.
Flacg X Savage Quincy, ILL., seS-tf
WRITING AND BOOK-KEEPING.
A IL persons wishing become good Book
IA Keepers. should apply Dbear's, Nicos Berkeys,
In wabashaw-st. dp1a-ff
DkA KILN.
THE undersigned lumber
the otherwise, their Patent Dry
jackson Ninth
The above method ri drying lunler is pronounced
Judges be highly beneficial persons
lumber, AMI rapidly coming United
States. The
will not In injnre lumber thus
more compact and capable OF receiving better finish.
Lumber diicd in from Persons
arrangements for drying by calling at the kiln.
All lumber burned In the process seasoning, will be
paid mill prices.
March 10, IS56-tf WAKEFIELD & Co.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

Il
II Books, Books, tioaeyy, Ac
prepared to oner to our numerous m nd. .,. eato.es. and
business at fair price, and we hope by attenOp to merit N
= '''''' BOOKS! BooKs!.
wavery Novels, Freaks Of FortuDes
DcK's WORKS, slave Of tn. Lamp,
rSDss TSDes... iss ns s1s,is.. M.si II. ksrps., ks
Burns - Ups and Downs,
Lectures ON Science and Al, i@f
Foot Steps Of ST. Paul, ...E
Shipwrecks and Disasters,
Visits to European Celebrities, ~.s-.lt
Sketches Of Places and Peopsr, H., Ae.
Including all anard Works and all the latest workby New
A"' "t''- schooI books aad Bibles.
For sale by Gel-tD c. HAMILTON Co.
WRITING PAPER.
Il white, Ruled and Plain; Mute Esper-Pan and fAncy-
White and Coored; Legal Cap.
All sizes, White and BufIrl1n t-. and Fancy.
OF variety and price, also Curtain Paper
latest style.
Glos Steel Counting House and School Pens; A. Kell
Co.'s superior London Pens; Rhoas sons Albater Pens:
every Slate Pencils and gcn Holders.
We have on hand Large assortment ,t Of Gold Pens Gold ami
Mammoth Diamond Pointed Gold Pens and Heavy Gold
J. b. Beers Lady's Gold Pens and Gold Cases.
These superior and warranted equals
not better Those dcsous Of excellent, and
durable pen well trial before all
For sale by (ie1-tf G. HAMILTON b t:O.
SUPERIOR article and style Of Pcar Tortoise SIrl. AMI
n Port MonnAes, and Fancy GLASS rsn
Weights Paper Clasps, Imp,ve Silver Plated Chez Cut
Bands, White and Rid waers, veu Cloth, Re
Tape.
Drawing Paper Of all Kinds.
Mathematical Instrument 13 to $25 pcr set.
Green's Ink Eraslircs and Paper Clcsncr.
Statoners' Rubber.
Chess Back Cannon Boards,
Alias Histories Of England; DUniinoes.
Tooth Brushes, Quill rooi Picks, Hsrrson'r Colun,lta
Black Carmne Ink, Aruokrs Writing Fluid, Patrr Crs
holding Sheets Music Files Papers, very
little pact Blank Checks and Drafts Letter CopynR tsooks
Presses, Copying Brushes, Letter Folders.
Bels great Fancy and Useful hiRgs which
appreciated. Books, AMI In
stock purchased by ourselves with knowledge
thu growing Aouhng city, and hesi
all the articles generally found
Bookstore may be found xt
Lift C.. n
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN

All Bills Exchange, Promssorv Notes and nts
BILE this city, lett oftce will be col
charge unless suit uecessay Ii said dc
paid when proper they will he protested.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

NEWARK. WAYNE Co.. n. 7. Feb. 20, 1855.
This may certify, that from the 18th February 1885, the
18th of the month"; used two light Gas Machine
office occupied by and Il at the time bul
light burner, w-ny-sx hours and fifteen mnntes AMI
that pint and hal. Of BriZoe, and about
Alcohol, and the same OF water, only consumed.
II II II NJ
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03
G.. III. PARKER,

). Collections made throughou Minnesota, charging the
Exchange actual collecting.
Loan. yielding Is to 80 with
real security, bonds payable in New
ror or elsewhere 5 Instructed.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

1896. SPRING STYLES, 1856
The only Hat Mandatory In Minnesota.
j. J. SHAW,
IIAVNG just returned from East, prepared
II to give to customers AMI patrons, the finest
hats that IL has pleasure
Hats male of the finest .tera, light and durable
summer will also make order. Drab Beaver Hats
all qua es, and perfect fit in all We will
in the Of three weeks,
Soft Hats and Caps, all styls AMI qualities. Also,
assortment Gents Furnishing Goods; Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Valses, Canes, Umbrellas, &c.
]. ]. SHAW CO., SHAW & HARREIL
Third ST., Lower Town. ST. Anthony ST., Upper Town.
St. Paul. ApriI s. 1876.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

tNyE shall hereafter make 1t part of especial business
w TO attend TO the collection payment
&C., point in Minnesota,
commission per cent. PARKER 4 wINSLOw
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

TEpEDTED tls nm Of Chaulbla Mergan, respect
feb1a-u -99ssa. . 81 ta9&fFa %A.Ts CUA4DLIHs
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

PARKER s. NlNSLOW,
BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
a.. H. PARKER. ]. NJ. WINSL0W.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03
BOOK STORE.

BOOK STORE.
C. AAMHLTON Z CO.,
ITAvING Just returned York with extensive
Books Blank Books, ST. tioneyy c.s &c,
prepared ri ,i.is xsf cutoncs~ and
articles in ns IT
business fair price, and hope atentivp to merit IN
future already psss-A e sssso
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

Wle pure anu ulSduerat, WHICH We can warrant for n"
tcinal or family ai26-tf
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIVED, at Wren, ro Rcgaily's Drug Store,
u large and general Fish
uvoks Fishing Tackle, and Fishing Apparatus every
scriptiOn. my6-tf
To THE LADIES.
WE HAVE RECEIVED a well selected assortment Of
w Lu''s and other inc perfumes the
toilet. Call and examine.
JeS WREN. CROFT & REGALLY.
Fever and Ague.
NEW, taselrss perfect cure, contains
IA mic NAV bc used by all ages keep
climate. Read What eminent Physicians
ssWe have used Desier's Pills hundreds of
Of Fever and Ague, have pers,n
second chill after with them We consider
and valuable remedy, that ought within
every family N 1T, liable To cIilis and rcver.''
WM. A. NEWELL, N. d., Alcntown Nj
A. ID. NEW n. d., New Brunswick. n. J.
NOTE FROM HON. THEO. fKELINCHCYSEN.
Newell, above AMI which
ts1in, with Mr. Dcse held in this State, pleasure
In stating that representation made by them worthy
public c,nhdence." THEO. FRELlNGHUYSEN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. ~, 1854.
Read the testimony Of r. b. COlman the
favor of Dtshlcrs Fever and Agur Pills:
AsTOR HOUSE, December IS, 1854.
Chas. d. Desher Esq.-Dear Sir: will claim $500
agreed to give me II medicine did mo,
sufficiently nunerate by perfect recovery. troubled
months jauicc bilious
Your pills their
whom feel greatly Obliged. shsn them with
perfect confidence in all similar character. rC
Truly X. B. COLEMAN.
WREN, CROFT & REGALLY, Agents for st. Paul. je13-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-05-03

ATTENTION! BUSINESS MEN.
NOR SALE, the stock, fxtures lease and good will Of
Il wholesale and retail Boot and Shoe Store The stock
hand L. and suitable trade-uSiness
good and with capta be greatly increased The store L.
centrally located with lease the first
ext with the privilege
at that time. 1t will be sold bargain;
ments such that they cannot fail to suit a buyer.
Enquire Of GEO. il. EpGERTON, the Boston
Shoe Store, at the Law Oticc ri
CARVER McCL.UNCi, Third street.
st. Paul, April 23 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15
CONSTABLE'S SALES,

FIRST JrsTlcG's CouRrt b. II. GREEN VS.. Mrs. ANNA
Parrish Of Orleans. 5 BIOODGOOD. No. S4.
'THE plaintiff in the above entitled suit.
l. having professionally seized for house rent A CERTAIN
LOT OF HOUSEHULD FURNITURE F, and other effects be.
longing to the defendant herein
All persons interested hereby cited appear and swer
the petition herein, within fifteen days from hereof
o25 lot WIN. c. QuIRk, Constable.
PREMIER CoGR DE- Jus7rcE} b. II: GREEN vs. Mime ANN.
pHros-e d'OrlGans. s BI.ODDGDDD No S34
| Z plaintiff dams TafFalre ci-tfessus. aynnt
IL Saiie ptovsoelcmen pour loycr de maison Certain
qu"tc DIES MEuBlES ct daure etltts appartelnt Ia
ienleresse cec--
Tonea peraones que celia pet concerncr, cer
paaitre repondre la petition cec quze jours
dater de la presentc avis.
o25 u. WM. C. QUIRK, Connctable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
FIFTH 79s, }$HS iSREER
vs. HIS CREDITOR No 77
N Of john s. Tur"er indvfnsy and AZ mseq af s
commercial firm of Turner Woodruff that meeting Of said
ary "c in h Ety. s m M6%nAS No S Tie M day. % n Decso
be 1876 at O'clock P ~ for the poscof elecns syndic
By order of the Court this l2h day Of November 1876.
G. LUMINAIs,
MA 3in3Dd Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE La LOUISIANA
}31tT n2 Is 5 s fUr;T TTEXEE B. IXnIyI; ;nMy I;
m W. s + $?H$E
vs.. sEs CHARACTERISTIC.
A Wis est pnr ces presentes donne aux cream
nenbrc DE- Ia socte cDnncrcale de Turner Woodruff gu une
asseme de; ds cancie ette de V F. Cotton
re l35f ieure P NJ rtTc dee 1yidic place de
de s. W. Oakley, daccilt.
',s w )" '''' - = ''' '''Ot G. ;''f huMrNAIs.
nl4 ;lmsM - Deguc Grefier.
sEcoSp DsTnlcr counr, CIAs G. Z. RAQUIE VS.. JOHN
~ vIKTU of .vr,t t?N1s Of scizure e. a III" sale
- to directed by the honorable the Second District Court
the cy " CONF ~ ofxsS TO Ga at
and MAGAZINE streets on WEDNESDAY,. the ID Of December
' M 1 Gf s ali s
hr Hilinga and improvements thereon situated in the f9:
bounded by Bartholomew Mtcer,e ,Iapazne and Camp streets.
having AmericaA 20 Inches ~ lines on
parallel lines witch M Lot Is copose i Of the s "icc Of fe
Lot designated by the No plan drawn by rin.er
III .he Office Of H. B. Cenas Notary o Ills city,
Seized in the above cause.
TERMS-C4sh Oh the spot
-M- mol II - &c! sherIn o, the Perish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15
AUCTION SALES.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BRANDY, etc
BY TOURNE d THOMAS Aucts.
SATURDAY, the ! 10Th inst, at hadf-pnst h 10
cha ''Sshs s sSRsf ons 1s ayo Bed
One lot old Cognac in barrels nnd deniiohnF MA
STAR CANDLES. s.............srAR CANDLES.
BY Il. b. SYKES, Auclioneer.
> otseS At s Auction s'oie E,fasns siTec1, or 1 as
eo" Of whom s Ty osss ,snfs" S'ai Games T, be sold MA
JUDGMENTS AND clA1Ms-sucCEssIoN OF WILLIAM
by TOURNE & THOMAS, Auctioneers.
Office, No. 10 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, Nov. -, 1856, at IL O'Clock nj.
- at oc k o nrS @ o m "Se Nc II BY y's and III III % En$
of said succession, viii be sold viz:
The said succession.
a-Ie schedule be the Office the Auctoneers
HJ- TEkMs-Casl on the spot n4 s Il lJ
SUCCESSION OF j. l.. PRINS.
Stock Of Winter Clothing, Hats Boots and Shoes.
BY EIACHE u LEAuMONT, Auct's.
FRIDAY, 2.st inst., at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
Cour OF Ne" otlen bearing date the t oi November 1866
An extensive stock of Winter Clothing Has Caps, Boots
Shoes Shirts etc. c belonging 10 the succession Of the late
a. hg.rEKMs-.cu,h t. rfis. n12 sinlol
SUCCESSION OF JOHN 5. TIIACKER, DECEASED.
BY Il. B. SYKES, Auc,ioneer.
SATURDAY. the 2&sk inst. at I2 o'clock NJ,
~ At s late rcEidess &c Of r cone Of keiG1s nnd
District Court of New Orleans will he sold The following pro,
ptr'y, belonging 10 aai1 oucccSS.on-
10 Drays, with Harness and License.
n1~TERMs-Cisl.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN $. THACKEE, DECIDE.
PAR r. b. SYKES, Encaleur.
CANIEDI. Novelnbre 42n, q midi, jtIstc on
y iarem,, la residence It dccede encogu:re
tues Religion ct Celeste !ln ACCOMPLISHMENTS par ore de e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

SUCCESSION DE JOHN S. TIACkER, DECIDE.
PAR Z. Il. SYKES.
lEUDI. DcccmBrc IS II midi, nous fcrront Ia
Arcade par de ilipnoaht Euu de c ID Ar
rUndss de kpuvuc Orleans les esclvch aplur-
tenant ctttc succession
Lr i,nrcoi ANDERSON JONES, ng;. q ans.
d. HENRY WELLS, ~ ans.
tctc de v"nte u dcvat D. L. Ricardo, nOire pubique ct
Ia de,r!se de iaclceur
Pour cuIltc'. MA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15
PARTICULAR NOTICES,

no" University of Louisiana Medical De-
nnrncnt-Protessor James Jones, NJ. d. will deliver nn
nrHnet25y , atc .sre h"ore the s,nghs, MONDAY No
tween aronne and rhilippa streets ut o'clock p NJ Th.
public are respectfully invited 10 attend. = "
nl5N THOMAS HUNT VI. d. Dean,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

JIOUsE;-IkEEPINCi ARITCLES---A choice se
LII lerliGu Of PLATED GOODS such full sets of TEA
SERVICE. CAKE BASKETS, CRCET FRAMES, BUTTER
COOLERS, ItE PITCHERS, MANTEL AND CHAMBER
CAEnLESTIckS, EPERGNES, PRESERVE STANDS,
etc, etc.
Silver Ware,
From nAnuactoy in the city-he largest stock in
the South ini cuHratee Of STANDARD PURITY, consist
ing, in part, Of TEA SETS, TRAYS. PITCHERS, uRNS,
SALT STANDS, GoIiI.ETS, CUPS, SPOONS and FORKS,
in every style and at moderate prices.
Table Cutlery.
frstrae article Of Ivory Handled, Pinned and Balanced
KNIVES, ut low price, nnle expressly for i'll Europe
Also, the uer kinds, from tie most celebrated Sheffield manu-
factoric-.
Lamps.
SOLAR AND 2ATEU R-A beautiful assortment Of
the latter in Brolze Glass and rorceIanllan and richly
GRATED.
Nantel and ParlOr Ornaments.
CANnELABRAS AND VASES GROUPS AND SrATC-
FIT ES-Of l3ron6c, Porcelain and Parian Ware.
Complete of FRENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SER.
VICE hand and ordered with each piece pat,
terms to suit amy TASTE.
In variety, and Mt prices varying from S25 a5Oal
warranted & GOD THE KEEPERS. For sale by
HYDE Il GOODRICH,
nj 3nt1l Canal and Royal ss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
4
" Lessee and Manager. ...........W H. CRISP
1fcistef. IT. B CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

len EltGhit lrlVate Boxes, IS 10 IS each
H- Doors open at O'Clock: Curtain rises at o,coc
~ Box office from o'clock A. n ,il o'eIock r 'P'" H.
DOUBLE STAR CoMPANYu
THIS EVENING, November H. 1856,
The applause and encomum5 which attended the performance
Of SlakApeare's great play Of the
MERCHANT OF VENICE, -
WIN T, nnSoms m oIGa @ for It's leIs'jton ind4ce the
asss sy"sE vs. n nSySS%a S t,iao 3 s M f@9vE % M
n"k* Of & yspse tg M MiaI Wa@ss; or'i Mr Il
Jessie Clarke. ...,. To conclude with ' '"
PO-GA-ION-TAS
The GAiety FHvoritrS Misses nsaa Duand oor,;,,
and the jhmtahlt Davidgc in their good characters
nD-In preparation, MIDAS and DER FRIEsCHUrz nl5
ST. CHARLES TIiEATEK-
Mr. + + lnRhI Lessee and Manager,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parriete .............,. r cen,s
] SrG3nn % cents.
t'ny o , g cents.
Private Boxes, e'cr. 10 % CENTS
SIXTH NIGHT OF MRS FAEREy.
THIS EVENING, Nov. H. 1856
VIII be presented the tragedy Of
zARRO.
Elvrn Mrs. Fsrren K?a Mr. ] F. Nase; Pzarro Mr. Stud
Ky I,e oee'r" viii perform A. and Chorus from
nersi" ,b b@T ia yo ws; Miss Mary Shaw VII ny the
ROBERT AACAIRE
Robert Macaire, Mr. 'cn Del'ar jacques strop Mr. Yning
Bowers.
nf5~ISox Office open daily from 10 TO o'clock
R Doors open 6lz Overture O'Clock nrecscly nl5
NRLEANS TIKEATETs-
SATURDAY, November Is, 1856
Will be performed Donizes Grand Opera in acts,
LUCIA DI LANMERMOOR
Ba~Sunday Nov l6First appearance of Mime ACROIX--
The Comedy, in acts,
LA DAME Aux CANELlAs.
RICES-DreSS Circle, Latced Boxes Parnue;te and
~ .,-.....,...... 90
lNEd 'bHlltly.'--
E Doors open a 6a O'clock Performance commences at
O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

LUHESCHLDSS BROS. o. Co.
N@~T III Camp street, beg leave 10 advise the City
and Country trade that they have hEni
consignment, and ordered close
- forthwith. a large assortment Of Guns Pihes,
Pistols rds Ta9s and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Por;ennoD
naes etc. which. together with their well known stock OF
Builders Hardware Of every description, Crates Tools etc.
etc. they offer reasonable prices and
fei4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

a DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO
Tw1bi Edwards,) Nos. =, 30 and 80 New evee and
20 and 81 Fulton every
w cripion Of Copper Tin, Sheet Iron and Brass Work.
He ready for the making ef Trains
Clarifying and Evaporating Pans Ferers, Juice and
everything appertainng to the Sugarhouse.
Whistles,
Cocks, Coupling. Valves, ETC., constantly hand.
would call planters Steam Trana
which been successful operation plantations
Col r. G. Camp Messrs s. Harrison J.. Forstal, Nelson
L nonelson, DsgOod lawrence ". Il II. Stacktouse,
Thomson Co, and L. E. Forstal, of this city,
spectIllr refers full particulars
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

4 "
the Autumn
& d a. HENDERSON a. CO., MAGAZINE ST,
~ Of Nntcez offer for sale the lowest market prices
choice assortment OF GROCERIES,, and invite the
of purchasers. Their lnS been carefully selected
comprises all the articles needed for family merchants
In the country. ia19 ly
ID ENTOV AL. r. COCHRAN " HALL LAVE RE-
IL moved Is New Lcvee and II Fulton between ':ravieE
i and Common ni3 I'm
WOOL NANTMD-WUUI-Sellers will fnf ready
w sale by applying J. II. BASS
seq 3ln llgt'oninon street
hLGI EIeS WAR s;-fiOUSE,s.- APPLY TC
IN COCHRAN X HALL, Agents. No b rty.r atree whGr
prepared receive and the favorable
terms Railroad and Pig Iron Liverpool and Bulk Snit
Fort terms. above
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

hSSGlTG S'r Boyce.
Rough and Ready Crunr,ons, Cavalier Simon Pure Golden
ln.n, Virginia Leaf. Plantltion Nectar
Together with other brands choice article of Per-
ritlc, Havana and German Cigars.
SMITH II VAN RENTIIUYSEN
o-' lm e. Grayirr street.
NALII PAPER! WALL PAPEIs!!-2oo9o
w rolls French and American Wall Paper Of the latest
styles and patterns, in store and for sale by
NEWEAIit & IIUYE,
"t an Gl trla street, psairS.
F1ECtI-lUJ ercrs t'r ale by
IL VOORHEES,, GRGGGS co.
NJ Ii IchoVpit0ulHs street.
E'LOtR $50 b1la Ctyojc" Extra, for sale by
VOORHEES,, tiRI,itiS & CO..
~ Is fehnupi:"Wlao
X iS E4-Ut casks prime lar9)iaa, for sale by
- BAkEi.II 60,
"a No 81 {. Eltlvu street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

HOT 81 an tiasfue; hprrnril, lark
y % street. 4, st ly'l t. inr cVIitur u nrrtf-Iy
F'r hHnN, applE ~ JAMES nF~RtN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

fTRii SiLE-A FIRST CLASS FIRE ENGINE one
5r 't m"% running, and in No. order Address Fin
S'l", ~ pif!Ft.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

NorECE-nRANS 10, lG AND n. WHO HAULED lG
H"T"~ inc from ship Marathon TO Ia Magazine street
Will pru~e call pu
MA - ALFRED kEARNT. THL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-15

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, !
No. III Canal st., Nov. il, 1876 s
FB> The Trustees of this institute lon have
dccnrc't divideil accordance with the BY
rate Of per tInln for the SIX month"; pre-
lst lust.
The 'iTilcnd due each deposor will he paid in cash
placed 10 his credit deposit the l November
preferred.
n5 At SAN JONES, Jr, Secretary
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-22

A friend, says an exchange, told us
story in relation to one four subscribers
which contains good moral for hus-
bands. and also furnisher an example for
wives which is not unworthy of imitation
under similar circumstances
The subscriber referred to, said it had
been his intention to call at the office. pay
up his arrearages, and discontinue the
paper. ~ $3.50
His wife very properly asked:
"Why do you intend to discontinue
the papere"
Because" said the husband, s'T ann
SO much away from home on business.
and have SO little time to read, there
seems to be little use in my taking the
paper"
EYES," replied she, cit may be bat
little use to you, but it is great use to
NE. I remain at home while you arc
gone. If you discontinue the paper. I
will go straight to town and subscribe my
self.'' s