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ALENANDRlA-Steamer Union--lS bales cotton 10 \ j
T0% &col5 Lloyd Frierson- Nelson &co-- Iender.
son. Terry Sco-S Payne Harriso-6 Andrews ( sieral
oa DonaVan &eol Wright, Allen tco-500 sacks com
Oakley " fiawkns-sunres to orderEota Sc bales
RG-Steamer Natchcz-4OS bales cotton 10 John
wait &Go2o2 Buckner, Stanton Newinan255 Culdy, Brown
So S W., h1GEannon Carroll 6co235 Carroll pcad geo
Sco-l56 Mcdowell Mills &ro-l55 10 Geo Smedes tco-i50 10
IhoTnhill Ne9-lS6 NJ pnekard &eoI3i Miles Adams
l9 Payne HarrisollS Fcllowes Sco53 Martin Owen &
nolly-G7 Esn &co-S Bogart, Foley & Avery.-62 j
Person kcoal Oakley awkiS-3f Byrne Vance gco-3l do
srander, Ackenln It HHbbard2l Robson Allen-2 10 +
MyGhe %eo2o Davis Jenkins kcol9 Bellocq, Noblom
elIhenny-l0 " jackson Sco9 Frellson Stevenson
Awsoa, McAe FcoS Heala MasSie &euS Richard Nugent
scn--S y Kelly EcoS Powell HopkiIs-S Duncan 4
Loga1l7 Hughes HyIsel Ecot to Bradley Wilson eco--GO
sacks Cuddr Brown &cosnlries OrGer-Toa 1851
bales cotton.
FROT ADgAMs-Steamer Bella Donna-29g bales cotton 10
Payne larrsor-5S John ]. Leel36 Byrnc Vance .fco34
Oakley Hawks-l6 Anderson Metcalf-i6S fIy Sheppard
ro-i07 Ward, Saunders tIunt-lUa Person tco55 10
Henderson Penle9 Warren, Gilmote &coS9 \ Kelly
e0t2 john Watt &co3S Jackson &co36 Vaudeville Il
Nc henny-39 Male, Summers &co-l0 4 Montgomery
. W Bnrbridge &co-26 Andrew Il Siera24 Felowes leo
=! Walter Cox sco--23 Buekner, Stanton Newuan2 do to
NugGn Nco6 Ar Interchangeable Davis, jenkins &colG TO
Cleveland Brothers &col5 DeShal6 to Perrett-2 10
Freson Stevenson &co6 Hugely, Blair &co- 10 Cam
mngs &co-5 j Cooper &co-l Wilson, PomFoy Sco-}l N
Iurn6n-l0 hhds sugar Rotehford4 hides Penaud Fell
on2 bales gunny bags l hoop poles 46 sacks cCrn Descos
DnFive &co7 bales Owrlts to W Esin Sco3 bales moss 10
Dand Roqne5t coiO sacks Payne Steele ec3 coils
rore hes John l. lee--sundrles TO odeToal 1870 bales
cotton, 40 hhls sugar. " ~
ST LqUISSteamer Anericus15 Bills dour to Price Con-,
verse &co6 do TO Hogan Murphy0 do 22I sacks corn 10
tt9rGli Gaye &ro--l5 boxes and bbs apples John 1au
u hiaS haC6h Thomas FlAgr &ro-t 10 1T hills ao nnrs
RFd &cp5D sacks bran Iohn Duy GcT-ll7 do 10 scsby i
''li 70 ~seAI i-Ao 9t!s 81 UL= I9r Woodruff
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do 2T8 saeks oYssers and sIinfiriea tt ORDER
nAIHEn4ns sE555a
FEW Fsr n 4pF fssstsr IN
bales NAV Il
tces bbs DO bds hides rope bdi syts an&
$500 Y Il
~ ~ 8RSpsNEsag yTff,F M I'm M, yffYarsE.
fuscsaaor To- JaFyi5 d yvnafoa1 ,eaT,a- Il
1faoa4spe sfrestx Nsyr fYrteaas T,s II
DRUGS SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE GrIESfEGAxas
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extsactss FfEs psunery aEG
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTEU-
MENTs, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES Fressh
and American W1ND0W-GLASss PAiETss Oils DYE
sTuFFa5 &C. \
Physicians Country and aa
Of best nay rely upon being
Orders pTomStly attended TO-
DIRECT TfPoRTATToE FR0M EUROPE
Receiving Nv la.a s,rs.s. Il, ia. 80. sra o.
aras N ss.s TTss TrTIssSrf 81
W. sE 4. .,,,., n,
1efsy bovea Ftsush3
fag1 Tia f,oa..ad,s $500 ss
4 ma a,nrea psttatfsr ~ f1rIn3r1 iM
10 lbs Maader,a English BIug NEE
i'd III Nsudsrss ENGLISH tssrarnef5 555s
a iara Carbonate An,monja 555$ 5ss 4s
IS 4 cases carl sraeneata
5B95 ID cases f,a1cfned paer,esia. A8 $55 E
~ sr r,, I, {, 49,
M, e,a, go 4 III
q, - 3, s ....ts ]. u g
IN - \. ..s 1880
m anreas st, y - 8#S
IN, fbs II. II a 49, 60. !, = u.
gno ~ 81 q IA sts.s 4. ~ n 4.
IN paaog 10 81. ps. -. s. - 80
u 49, fo,focsd IL ~ s6 48glS 3 855a
1l1 III W;trsc Il ID
ID deInjiohns Aoua Arap,sn,s
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FOR SALE.

IsSTETA FOR SALE-A PONY WE'LL q
S~SeY5sH broke to the saddle gentle and kind 9RB9Srs
TSfA and in good condition Apply to JNO. (f44AgQk
,--&a=sssk Z HOfT corner of ST. Charles and " 1la
Common Mt the Hat Store.
WANTED-To purchase good MICH COW.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jasper Smith, days from Tampa Bay Pensa
cola, to W g Tenpleton-lst district r
Schr lnvineble, kahler fron Pascagoula-Basin.
Schr Gen Scott, Hedry, from Biloxi-Busin
Schr Arsene, Cooper from COvineton-Bas1n
Schr North Star. Titus from Tickfaw-Basin
Hchr JAS Stockton, Caldwell from TickfnH-Basjn
Schr Ann McIiun. Earl from Amite River-Basn.
schr Locust Tree, Wagner, from .Alnite River-Bnsn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Bella Dolnn. McCombs from Fort Adams.
Natchez, Leahers from Vicksburg.
Ainercus Adams, from st Louis. .
Oregon Myers. from Mobile.
Union, Crook, from Red River
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.elppilrg ynttIligeute.

SATURDAY, Sept. u, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY sI.
Steamship Cahawba, Buloch, for New York
r,. 49, James Connolly eco
Sip Eelen a Miller, Nalt Tor Boston, Hynson Geo
Scit Sslef Kate Ferrer for Mobile CIV Newton eco
Sc,r SohnueIce, Marques, Tor Mobile CIV Newton eco
scfr Deer Island, Iathur, for Mobile CIV Newton ScS
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Between last and this the variation in sight funds
malhe previous rates largely above the present
The balances held by the Banks will
morrow. r. =-5 ,i55.-&54S 5-st
The aale Of Bank of Louisiana stock made yesterday
I5 To-day the only sale knowledge
Bank at 100 gross.
In the market there nothing doing and we place
quotations follows s>&
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Neh OrIeans Ngoasv Ngarhtt.
cREscE E;.s ossg. 9 No. p Camp street,

E., s5 Friday Evening, Sept hi 1856
With the exception of increased offerings Of Exchange
have little variation to note in tile general tenor IN
financial matters this evening" The offerings IN Bauk were
rather than the income. The income generally ID
small at this time aud will continue for weeka The
Exchange market closes this evening IN favor Of buyers
Further sales of sixty days sight New Fork to-
day at III discount Some drawers holding at IS d.
and some bills are held at ~ discount which is equivalent
dsinclnaoh to draw The Banks selling checks e
counter at discount the range of the market being from
@1 discount Sterling sold at for clear bills and deal
do not appear inclined pay above that rate though
favored signatures sold at M and others held and
still others under the Grness in New ask fraction over
There were sales Of 10000 francs at 52 directhe
range OF the market be quoted from 552 The last
quotations from New York at which slight
advance The expected receipts
this time and Tuesday will add largely the basis
Change after the middle Of next week.
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From the West to-day have the ollowing-say from Gin
cinnnti of the 18th inst:
The money market during the past week has been comrar
lively stringent heavy business having been transacted in
bendstuts and other branches Of e increased demand
limited the discount houses found unable afford ali
the accommodations desired. Yesterday however, matters
were beginning easier aspect and the Indications
that the causes operating unfnvoraby will pass away
Exchange is low-pemaneny apparently, and the Eastern
markets daily working easier. Western Banks will lra-
daly increase their issues and thus furnish more ample sup
ply OF currency In Of interest good paper we hive
change notice. The figures being 0 per cen-,he
latter the prevailing rate.
From St Louis have the following from the Price
Of the 18th
Money is scarce and in active demand and the supply of
exchange on New Ocaus is very dull and the Eastern cities
in very limited demand There change in Our
bankers buying sight and short time bills New Orleans
Eastern cities sight drafts bought pur and sold at s
premium.
Time bills difficult negotiate rs there larger supply
OF produce bills offering thnn buyers wish invest Rates,
however, unchanged Time bills New Orleans
tinue to quote follows 80 days from u ~ 60 days 2
and W days 3a cent discount On the Eastern cities 30 day
bills are bought AT X CD days at 122 and 80 days
per cent discount Long time paper sells 2 per cent,
per month.
rivers continue very low, and navigation extremely
nci, and rates Of transportation to all points hig
There wa; rise Of eight inches in the this point
close Of last week. but has since rcceed ne;ry much
there is only five and half feet of in the channel
Caro- The weather has been clear and
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IMPORTS.

ballast. r.F ~ -
PASCAGoULA-sehr Naturalization feet lumber to 7
Dlval. -. N
COVINGTON-Scr Arsene4O 900 feet lumber to Ward &cq
TlGhfAW-Schr North Star--i0 cords wood 10 order.
T1CkFAW-Schr JAS Stockton-S0 cords wood to order
ANTE RIVER--Schr Ann McGuinll-5O cords wood tn
order. -" 49,
ANTE RfFER-ScEr Locust Tree30 cords wood to order
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-----------=--
~ near GAnnoLTos in the Parish Of Jefferson This insti'
1Ion after vacation Of fortnight, will be reopened
TAdE bsss a StHt ePsf of the occasion of making
ms to tender her thanks to those families who
nd H se ~ ns ss9
to c1ne % s% t ss " hd wS
nc elevated tone Of heart and mini viii ev a be- 60
as has heretofore been her earnest constant eneavor
n ssF$s"5 hopes fro" her past experience with full"
eserr at rdn the st. Garf 9s
fT The tI md English T
OF the highest merit md of American ladies from North
Nine and Mace preside studies; and they
e a e s s as see DIan esan pupils to wo te
SIAM g "t;" 10 iher duties In addition to
stittc has ,naiort, ~ nther o Of whom me IN
vantage Of nstrncto for for several hoy e sr G a me
ys" n 'S aeee snshf MUSIC
procured at tie Ig sns fo'pce'"ses which my be
------ ---------------- SCI On
a cocHKAN ssni H. 8 9lavcf ltIss who tho
terms rms hroad and pg Iron Liverpool and Bulk Salt
10, nooTs. SHOES AND uArsz W. cases 55s
M @ 'tSSSse to Sy% b T9! N RsE
Purchasers would do well to call and examine our stock be-
REED & FIELD, &C tfravier street.
~ o. ,77r7xy oprosi!e Bank Place
Aggravated often disappear after he expHlsion If
& s xes aFs o Sfsn Has
Rw psa been t. rvo a" remedy upon which could
public b FAMNEsTocEs vERMIrU t5 't and S may as
ts s; # @
West, Of Jefferson county Mis-, chi eihccn months
Or three walls which brought from rnrewonn went
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BE1- The brig May Queen. Capt. jackson,
from Philadelphia dschArgng her cargo opposite
r. First District Cosnees will please attend the receipt
of their goods.
se23 GEO w. HYNsON & co, 81 camp.street
n9- Tfae ship Bennington, Captain Field,
from Boston, is dischaEiug her crgon Fos Third Dis
,rict Consnees will please 10 the receipt Of their
seq GEO. W. HYNsoE & Co. 50 Camp street.
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MEMORANDA

II.
13" The steamer Union left Alexandria sd inst Passe
steamers Ospray and Bayou Bell aground at Turubu plant
ton.
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All letters to France, Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
81 the American to Liverpool Souhamp
the direct steamers H6vre by
British seame Letters to Swzerlapd and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination.
closed mail consisting of letters md newspapers for States
cities of the German Austrian Postal Union Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland, Russia Greece, Iont Islands, etc.
is from the Post-oiice In New York semi weekly.
HThe postage this line Porto Thomas Venc.
guela 10 where the distance from mailing does
exceed $500 miles md 20 where exceeds
2 miles Pre-DRympnt rp1nired,
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EXPORTS.

EAIURIS.
HNEW YORK-Steamship Culawba--649 bales COTTON Els
bbs pork $50 tcs lard 800 bbls -four pecans 20 bags
cocoa, case sesars, I pkgs mdse. :
BOsTON-Ship Helen Mi!ler-t4O bales cotton 3532 bbls
Hour, 600 hides " ' ''- "'
MO51LE-Sehr Sister Eatel0O bbs whisky 100 do flour,
10 do beans, do oil, 800 sacks -
MoBlLE-Ser Conhdence-100 bbls whisky, ego sacks of
-
MoB1E-Schr Deer Island76 bbls whisky, $50 sacks of
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co5g coils rope Dousbsrty &cnS8 do Haggss ii Eat
tngl50 do Wood Low25 bills sfeohoi Mofonf VI ~
kTaus pigs ard Deboudo1i snd calves u Eaer.
bateS osnabnrga Peet s;aaar
&ctsin de w I&tctfoId &eos hex pdse Sweet &roS
DO 2lo saeks oysters and sundrieHte order. 8# 8&
$@5 BAILK0ADs.
gFEW ORLEANS. opEE0US4s AND GRE All WESTERLY
bales TFoscIdr d agdet-i9 saehsHos
snndrfes To ORDER 8 5.$ FS5s HE57 81
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SUCCESsION OF JOHN, zvALENER-ALLPER-
~ having claims against said succession requested
the and those indebted said
quested to make payment 10 the undersigned.
CATHERINE l.. WALKER,
au2l 3tn2Od Administrative, 40 Where street.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN WAEkER-T Gus
~ les crancers dudt succession pe de presenter eur
comptes ct tons qui dovent decide John Walker
sont inviter de pave au souSsigne
CATHERINE L. WALKER.
au2l 3n2Od Fiert, No. 40.
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TOR SATIE-TIE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tory corner ot St. John and Julia streets, comprising
steam Engine and Boiler upright five Circular and
Benches and snny other machines for the mufacine Of
Tie whole will be sold in block very favorable terms 10
good purchaser ~ "
avn Apply to JULES A. BLANC
tina
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LEGAL NOTICES.


u
FIFTH pIsrErcr couRr So cEssIoF OF JOHN o'GARA
NOTICE fg hereby given to the creditors of
Y this and all other herein interested, to
show within days from the first publication hereof
they have why the account fled BY the tutor Of the
minor 0GHra should not be approved and homoogae ard
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court this 18th September, 1856.
lf| Z. d. HUBBARD,
se23 3tinlOd Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA. H. ~
CINau1ENE Cous DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JEAN
de la Nouvelle- Orleans 5 O'GARAe ct FEMME
No. G, 234.
a WIS est par To present tRonhe aux crenn-
Ii ciers de
celia peut eoncerner dayor dedue dix os de ia pre-
sene publication les rasos pour esquees lie tabeau pre-
sene par e du mnerr Cara serat point approve
ct onologue ct les fonds distributes commencement dit
tubeau.
Par ordre de Ia cour ce II septembre 1856.
r. D. HUBBARD,
se23 3tjn0d " :%E Depne Greffer.
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LATER FROM RIO ne JANEIEo. bark itoebuck
arrived at New York on the I'd inst from Rio. with
dates to tie 27th Septcmb"r She left the ship Rat
ler, Buck, from Baltimore, diScMrging cargo; snip
Brewer. from Pensacola, going i'll. She brought no
news OF imnOrtanCP.
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Ansusrnaents this Evening.

Cn1<r's GArrTY,-Thc elegant comedy Of Simpson
\ ro, AMI .hr Aur,y- l1,y '.Y .Yrrn If p !"n-"o.
ST. CHARLES THrAr"2. Mrs. Farrcn as Julia
IL lbc COMEDY of lInurlm.r} ror""uA" with Jrn"y 'ind
Sr>DIxG 4 Ro.iErS' A,!rH'THEAfER-West y
,',..., C. uI."'.rl, Mig4-.:c!,-
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ARE You 1SsrRED? We call the attention Of
those desiring insurance upon their bindings stocks,
to the advertisement ofthc Home Insurance Company
of New York, a branch of which is now fully cstab-
lished in our city, under the charge Of r. w Raync,
at No Camp street corner Of Gravier street. This
company having large actual mot authorized Or
subscrbeD cash capital proposes to take good risks
at good rates holding its policies at as high value
as any issued in this city or elsewhere. 1t stands \
No. in the estimation Of Our local companies. Our
capitalists advance on property insured in it, and
large number Of our leading business houses hold its
policies, which may be regarded as the best of bona
fde reference. Those desiring really safe and re-
liabIe,insnmnce will do well to apply to the agent,
and need have no fears as to the solvency or good
management of the affairs of the company as it does
not aim TO do a large business merely, but safe
one, and one that will enable it to continnc to be
both able and willing to meet promptly and libcray
all losses which may occur under its policies.
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ARREST OF 4 SwINpIEE-Wc learn FROM dis
patch that a mau named Keller was arrested u few
days Since at St louiS, charged with having bought
goods to the amount Of $4,000 from various firms in
New Orleans through fraudulent lretcnceS and I'M
mediatety selling them At Il loss. 1t is also said that
he yittnizcl firms in New York and Boston in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

ANUTHR WORK OE ARMAGEDDoN.-H.D u. Nagnnis.
No. SO Camp street, has sent from the publisher
the following work, which we have no doubt will be
read with interest by many Prophecy and the
Times or, England and Armageddon, by Joseph F.
Berg D, D., Philadelphia Higgins y Perknpne.
The author Of this book makes the attempt to
apply some Of the predictions of Daniel and St. Ohm
to current events How far he succeeds we will
leave the reader to judge for himself. DR.. Berg
certainly displays an ingenuity and scrptural re-
search that we. with all humility, think he might
apply to better purpose than useless speculation as
to the meaning of certain texts in Holy Writ, which
could not possibly benefit the human race were they
solved to the satisfaction Of all the learned churchmen
in chriStendom.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
PRESIDENTIAL FL. ECTION.

New YORK, Nov 8.--We have returns from all
the counties but T. Fremont's majority over Bn
chanan is $4,000.
Illinois gives the Republicans 10 900 majority. The
Congressional delegation stands 6 Republicans, .
Democrats and l doubtful.
Kentucky gives 10000 Democratic majority
New York Market.
NEW ToRE, Nov. 8.-Flour closed steady. State
is quoted at Sc II to So Is Southern 81 10 to 81 60
Wheat closed firm. Corn is unchanged yellow is
quoted at Tic. Mes pork closed dull at $40. Whisky
| il firm at 30c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

Hon. 4. II. Hill, says the Atlanta (Ga.) Republican.
was burnt in ettgy in that town Friday night last,
Mr.. Hill is an American in politics, and it is charita
bly, added his opponents wAo performed the act were
intoxicated at the time,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

OrESISG of TIE ST. CHARLES THEATEn--Mr. De
Bar and his company did not reach the city in time
to perform on Saturday night but they are now here
and will make their bow to the public tonight. The
company includes all the favoritcs Of last seasons
company, and is accompanied by Mrs Farren the
first on the star list.
The comedy Of the ' Hunchback' will be given,
Mrs. Farrcn appearing as Julia, supported by Mrs.
Gladstana, and Messrs. Nagle, Studley Walters, Vi
ming Bowers and Delar in the other characters.
After that, Mile Falee will appear in one of her
pretty dances, and the performance will conclude
with the musical burlctta of " Jenny Lind, in which
Miss Mary Shaw, a young lady of good musical re-
pute will sustain the part Of the heroine, aided by
Mr.. Enng Bowers
This is an excellent BILL and looks as if the " Old
Drry" intends making ten-srike at the very start
Charley ChesIcy and Ben DeBar are as lean and con
slnptive-ooking as ever.
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We(u Oxleaus 1ailg Cxes&ent,

ma" Thanks to the officers Of the elegant steamer
st. Nicholas for package of st. Louis papers.
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MORTALITY IN New YoER.-During the week
ending on the st instant, there were 4Ol deaths III
the city OF New York. This is an increase of 35 over
the mortality Of the previous week.
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]3TNI. w. w. WOOD ATTORNEY AND CCUN
w SEILUk-NT-I.AW and Solicitor in t,m'rrsy having
frot, New Oar and located in Jackson, Miss, will
prompt all business entrusted Ia his charge
tnc High Court Of Errors and Appeals the Superior Court Of
Cltnrrrv the United States Errn and District Courts nld
Circuit Probate Courts of tlii, Rankin, Warren nnd the
udiOilrng counties.
vs. Special attention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS AC-
cot NT$. NOTES,
OFFICE-ln Elss Buildings, corner Of State and Petr
Streets jackson. Miss. anl5 ttdtW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

DE Bow FOR NOvEMBER.--We have received by
mail copyo this magazine for the current month.
1t contains many valuable articles on literary. com
mercial and agricultural subjects in fact it is as
good as usual, which is recommendation enough.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

EE- Charley Chesley--every body knows Charley
and everybody likes Chalcy-or in legal parIance,
Charles 6. Cheslcy Esq, Treasurer Of the St. Charles
Theatcr, chow conroundcdiy awkward that sounds }
dropped in upon us last evening just from St Louis,
looking hearty as buck, fresh daisy and buoy
ant as good fellow ought always to be. We were
glad to see him. May his shadow never grow less.
He commences the fall and winter campaign at Old
DrDry this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

Nix. NEAF1E-This distinguished actor made hiS
first appearance in six years at Bates Theater Gin
cnnati, on the 2Ith ultimo Jack Cade to honSe
crowded in every part. The Daily Enquirer says Nj
Neatie achieved one of the most complete tliumphS
ever witnessed inside the walls Of a theater. At last
accounts he had played Macbeth, Hamlet Cads,
and the "COrsican Brothers., with undated success,
and to the infinite satisfaction Of the critics Of the
Queen citY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-10

SpALDING & RUGERs'.-I addition to their usual
mcIangc Of Ethiopian melodies and humors Matt
Peel and his troupe will tonight give two Of their
most flInoUs burlcSlues-that of = Eachcls Marsel
aise" and that of the Bohemian Girl Those who
have the troupe i'll their inimable performances
Of these blcsques will need no hint 10 see them again,
and those who have not seen them will miss rich treat
if they do nos see them as soon as possible.