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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28

1fORGAN'S EXPOSURE OF FREEMASONRY.-A FEW
lSl copies for sale. Also, novels at half the publication
price, old books ensavngs novels autographs bought and
aboxp RrOOm stre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cy REQUEST, REV. Or. CHEEvER WILL REPE ~
- his discourse or The ynely appointed Freedom OF III,
fulp. he ard The Press tomorrow evening" in III,
New England church, South Ninth street, williamsburg
half past o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28

Panama Yrsatss-The Genuine Article, OF I'M
bUnmon nen.rs pti,es from $40 70 $50 each hat For
ME- by A. LELAND l. CO., toU broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-28

WAETFD-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w 10 do down stairs work; Is good plain cook washer
and iloncr Good city reference given Can be 200
bridge ST., BROOKLYN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
Direct Importation

C. q II En It's II - M Z 9 O III
No. Is CElartres street,
Have just received ships Oregon Gutenberg and Ame
can union from Havre and Liverpool following articles
which they offer for sale at the
LOWEST NAL RKET PRICES,
-Comprsng--
Printed and Plain CASIlMERFs and DE LANES.
Printed French and English PRINTS
silk, Worsted and Cotton DAMASK, for Curtains
Embroidered l5obinet and Muslin CURTAINS.
CORDS and TASSEI.S and IMP :.
Printed CAsHMEREs and FLANNELs for Robes de
Chambres.
MER1No uNDERslIRTs for Gents Ladies' and Children.
Cashmere HOSE and SOCKS.
Cotton HOSE and HALF HOSE
Flounced Bartee ROBES.
Plain and Figured POPL1NS.
Merino and Flannel DRAWERS
Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss BANDS
Embroidered and Crinone SKIRTS.
Ladies and Ghildrens CLOTH CIOAkS.
vnlencicncs and Embroidered Muslin COI4LAKS
Embd Jnconet and N.iusook COLLARS and SLEEVES
Embd pEIGNOISES aud Ladies' CIIEMISES
Cashmere, Melted and Wooden SUAW1IS.
Nalencennes and Muslin PEI.ERINES.
Wooden and Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES.
Embroidered. Feston Rviere and Plain l.. c. nANDkER.
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS.
Real India SILK Pocket IANDKERCIIIEFS.
Jaconet and Swiss EDGINIS and INSEkTINGS.
Madras Head H.ANnEERCIiIEES.
Embroidered Velvet CLIO AXIS ard TAI.MAS.
TRIMMINGS-.A large assortment.
COTTONADES and CORSETS'
Vaenccnncs EnGINGS and INSERTINGS
Black LACES and PRINCES.
LACE NEII.S-New styles.
CLOTH CLOAkS for Children
Embroidered Merino Cl.OAKS, for Children.
Motion ttOAkS and BhSQuINES, Tor Children.
KID and SILK GLOVES
SiIlss-Sil2Ss-S{lIxs.
Flounced SILK nRESSES-Newtst style.
SArIN-Ail colors.
Muirr Antique DRESSES.
BLACK SILkS--All descriptions.
Bay;ulercs and E0uiard DRESSES.
ARMURF and PFKIN.
FANCY RIBBONS,
large assortment
CLOTHS AND ASSIMEEES.
Perfumes, Bnos Thread, Needless Tapes Brais, Sewing
Silks, Grapes etc, etc.
GlQuEL e. JAMESON,
Mo 2iG: Is Ch.rgrcs street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

The undersigned invite their varied and choice
selection of Domestic and Imported

The undersigned invite attention to their varied and choice
selection of Domestic and Imported
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS!
They receiving by every steamer additions their stock
already the LARGEST in the South west and offer to the
public complete Of articles in their line
be presented by any house in the country.
RICH DIAMOND BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR RINGS
and CHATELAINES.
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 variety and price.
The latest PARIS, LONDON and NEW YORK STYLES Of EW
El.RY and DIAMOND MOUNTING on hand.
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCEES-Plain Enameled anG
set with Diamouls-all warranted good Ine-keepers.
The subscribers have permanent agents the NORTH il
ENGLAND FRANCE and tiEEMANY, and thus enabled
to secure the LATEST ONEITIES they are brought
OF SILVER WARE for family presentation purposes
always hand heavy stock and daily turning
from nlalu:Hcory in The city styles.
FAMILY PLATE re-tshioncd exchanged for new pieces
aud any desired article made order short notice.
E4y~Au SILVER WARE fron our establishment is GUAR
ANTEED of STANDARD PURITY.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
n!3 2p;f Canal and Royal streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
40 C0aasap Street.

HOUSE FURNIS ARTICLES.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs-with cut bottles, from
s. TO $40.
SOLAR LAMPS--of all patterns, from s. 80 to $40,
New Pattern Oval Trhys-in sets and singly
Ivory Handled and Common Cutlery
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons and Forks.
Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots.
Table and Door Mats of MI kinds.
Silver Plated Cake Baskets
COMMUNION SERVICES.
Britannia Metal Tea and Table Spoons and CaSors.
Wooden and Willow Ware
Fire 1rons-tro,n 81 SD per to Sl2.
Coal Scuttlcs-1ron, Copper, Brass and Japnnned
Brushes and Feather busters, of all kinds.
Best Polished and Common Tinware.
Tea and Coffee urns, Chatting and Fish Dishes.
GILT Band and Oruauente, China Tea Sets
Plain White and Gold Band China Dinner Sets.
Cut and Moulded Glassware, Of all kinds.
White Stone China Dinner and Tea Sets.
large assortment of COMMON EARTHENWARE, tor
the Wholesale trade all for sale At low prices and
free 10 any part of the city.
MO 2rf SAMUEL E. MOORE & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
sVtap H's{E CfotSei3ag.
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.,

Corner of Canal and Magazine streets.
Are receiving their usual large supply Of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their Nanl1iacory at Newark,
prisiEg every novelty lit the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
COLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE NAYMARkET
COATS.
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK nOESkIN CASHMERE PANTS.
TAIMAS, OPERA COATS AND CLOAkS.
EI.EG ANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS.
"A
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, UNNERSIIIRTS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
III articles we'll made and offered VERY Low PRICES.
wholesale and retail Country merchants and citizens in
vei TO examine.
PERSON, HARRISON & co.
MA Drift +
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
FeesssOget2 : EGaaa1GgeG :!

FROM NO. is TO II ROYAL. SC!sEEp.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUIT CHAMPAGNE, III quartz
end pnis constantly hand, which cqi best has
comes this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS Of INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL IL A NJ d I E 5
SAZERAC of the Vintage Of 145 lT9s and 1875, and o1hH
brin.s
w fgES K "
Of all descA Apons--Scolch, irish Rye and Ronrbon.
ALE aud PORTER, in pntS ard quarts
hand 2sul Of the hest WINES and In
QIORS which gill be snid reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEW ELL T. TAYLOR,
dT 2pf NJ. l. Royal stErnt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

sr. CHARLES TnEATER.-Mrs. Farren last night
portrayed, in the Countess, the might Of love, in
claiming the heart of proud and high-bon lady to
one of the humhest of her subjects-a character
which displayed the conflicting emotions of love and
pride in a thrillingy beautiful manner. It will be
nothing new to readers to know that Mrs Farlen
performed that beautifully and kept her audience en-
chained in the most breathless attention. Tonight
in Parhcnia, she will represent the tender passion in
different guise--an artless, humble young girl, by
the force of her beauty and innocence subdune
barbarian of toughest mould, and changing him into
a civilized being and an ornament to society," Mr.
Nage will appear in the part of hsomar and the
play, altogether, will be well worth seeing by thost
who delight to have the feelings of their nature mir
Tored on the stage. The performance will conclud
with song by Miss Mary Shaw, and a farce in whicl
Vining Bowers appears.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

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Bayou
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YiiEof
Red II
Cairo
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Red
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

SPALDING & RoGERs.--There is no sweeter music
of its kind extant than the balladsnging of Farrcn-
burg with the choruses of the band to which he be-
longs " Let me dream of former years = Happy
Hadee - !" Hark I hear an angel sing and other
songs Of his we could sit and listen to all night with
out firing. He will sing two of them tonight be
sides which Matt Peel and the whole band, in add
ton to their usual programme of refrains and "Ole
Virgnny doings, will appear in their great colored
buresque on the Bohemian Girl" We have not
yet had chance to see this bulesque, but told
it is the quintessence of richness.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

ORLEANS TuEATEE. 49, Rossins grand opera OF
William Tell.
Cmsr,s GAlETy.--TAe beautiful play Of Grand
father Whitehead, AMI the bucsNue orra u hou-as
ST. CHARLES THEArER.--MrS. Falrcn as Parihcnia
in the tragedy u ln&msrn tnnc|nle with the tlstr Of 4
Fhunpmry Legacy
SrALuING 4 RoGERs ANrntrnEArEE-Wcs &
ptr's Campbell Minstres
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

A VALUABLE PEEsENT.-At Nine La Oranges
benefit, which took place at Boston recently depu-
tation of citizens presented her with magnificent
brooch, valued at $l,200. 1t was exceedingly beau
tful, the design being the American Eagle, studded
with diamonds and pearls. The house was crowded,
and there was immense enthusiasm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
Fashionable Clothing,
r. PTTKIrT & CO.,

Fashionable CEO&Eai5sg.
r. PrTKrN & CO.,
No 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common :sld Grav{er streets.
W receiving by every arrival tn and Fashionable
Sock oe TI.uTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS, variety of euora anQ the latest and bcs1
styles.
PlLnT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid
SAtANp PALETDT extra long and large and medium length
TAfMAS AND CATEIOSI NJ tie .vst vie and fire finish
Black and Bue ,LOlu CIOAkS, long and tncrtjIn lengths
and finish.
Black. Blue, Erownatd Olive CLOTH Ff20rkS and DRESS
COATS fnc III the hts, style, taclin4 ana &na quality
VESTS, ct every variety
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere porcd and Black, and I'll styles uf SILK NE>TS.
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSlSti GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS tL0TIfT%ti, r.i.i Stock.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS
UMBRELLAS.
And every article Guti. will be eol low
can BIZ purchased in the city. ~
r. pITkIN Co,
nlp 2pfNl1W = Fnnp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
" j I c II VI 4 X f II,

WATCHMAkER
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the Of purchasers lis NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES for Ladies, Of the newest pattern and
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES, tor 'ientlcmcn Of every pattern. The
whole in Is carat Coli! Cases.
The substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS equal TO
any watch for time,
large of CHAINS and SETS Or JEWElRY, for
Ladies'.
Ear Rings. Brens: Pins, Finger Rings, bracelets, etc. An
assortment Of Spectacps for every in Gold Silver and Steel
Frames including the finest Pebble I.c,sr>.
Every article is wNrrtuted the best, and will lie sold lower
than ni' ry Jcwcy is usually offered The pu.cta
ity and dispatch III the repairing nt Watches, Having
facilities work will tt done moderate prices Silver Ware
made order. Diamonds reset and juwtlfy repaired il he
| Mo 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

RaT We are indebted to the officers of the Lucy
Robinson for St. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
papers. "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

enyItrl and wife be accommodated with very de
,ir,.;e and handsomely FURNISHED RupN ad BOARD.
The residence situated camp Street, h one oi the best
iteig tburho0,o in the rtty.
Address Box l. t., Post Office. rs 2pG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

HURRICANE AT MoNTREAL.-A terrific hurricane
passed over the city the night Of the 4t inst,
tearing down chimneys and fences, and doing great
damage to buildings. The steamer Prince Albert,
from St. Lambert, was driven on St. Heen's Island
by the violence of the wind. The passengers re-
ceved every hospitality from the garrison stationed
there. Much damage has been done in exposed parts
Of the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1856

To oriting for The Crescent i
mind that do admit anonymous conu
cations IN all cases II is required that the and status q
,rriter be made knoon TO n confidence Of couse BEFORE
SHsertion .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

THE ONO R1vER,-The Pittsburg Journa! cacu-
lates that the loss to the merchants, manufacturers,
mechanics aud mariners Of that city, since June last
by the suspension of river navigation, has amounted
to one and half millions of dollars, and very peril,
nenty inquiries what might have been done with that
much money if applied to the improvement of the
nbio
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

90 M M E r CIAL COLLIE gle.
No. HOG Canal Street.
FRENCH, SPANISH, GERMAN ENGLISH ARITlIME-
TIC, ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY. SURVEYING, PHONNG.
EAPIY, NAVIGATION, PENMANSHIp, BOOk-kEEP-
ING Special apartments aud Professors each Branch
Private Lessons to those who prefer it.
n &. All things taught practiecd in BUSINESS and
every day life Persons advanced in life can attend i'll private
apartments any branch they wish Citizens and Sanges in
vted to call. NEW CLASSES THIS WEEK.
nI3 2r2,* RUFUS DOLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

la The clerk of the steamer Cora Anderson ha
our thanks for late Memphis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

CHEAr SILEs.-We are great admirers of silks
particularly ot pretty siksn particularly Of silks that
cheap we'll pretty. One Of lady friends
yesterday with the pct1est and rehG striped silk
have in long while We wondered her eNrnyastnec
imagining the cost must be en6oEs. Judge OF surprise,
READER wen upon inquiry discovered from Hrhys
cheap No. ls5 Camp street. and purchased only
dollar per ward,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

highest Cash Price paid for all of Second
hand Persons enYng the ry ND wishing to dig
pose furniture, viii find their advantage call
the undersigned.
A1so-Secoll hand Furniture sold EXCHANGED ID repaired.
p. II. TOuDEE,
ayi9 2;.}rn - ia" street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

Mf- The clerk Of the fine steamer I. c. Twitche
has our thanks for late St. Louis papers,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

RICH AND EXQUISITE JEwELRy AND FANCY GOopS.
We hardly refer the advertisement Of Mrsrs HYDE 4
Goodreh of Canal and Royal Streets be found else
where tspeaks for itself in rich, elegant aud fashionable
SHagc There is misakng its meaning and misunder
Standing its revelations In il there diamonds aud opais
ruhes and emerlds and mosacS and culS and cnnmel>
SGT forth with pro!u.ion and hriaucy that make poor
mans mouth waer Hud excite the emulation of the rich
certain which shall rpa> the where taste elegance and
refinement contend for the supremacy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

A fresh invoice ts superior Oil at received by the SUN
scrhers |, has been used in New Orlaus or thu }Hst FF
TEEN YEARS and is generally couc>iei 70 he The
crr1 article for the Toilet pre- the Southern pub
!c, Onr establishment thu ONLY depot tor its sale in
AMERICA
HYDE & GOODRICH,
OIL .J,,l Hn, srnatE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
ag-sEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. $50

gGa5- Our thanks are due to DR.. Carson, U. S. Mai
agent, for late river favors ST..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

DoLREAR'S COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE, log Canal
Canal S;rcrt-Frcnch, Spanish, English, terlnHn Arithmetic
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Navigation phonognphy
pennnnship, Book Keeping, Special apartments and FRO
cssors for each branch Private essous c who prefer it,
n. R,Al things taught praclrcd III business and
every day life Persons advanced in life attend in private
apartments any branch the, may wish. Cens and strangers
invited call
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

49, We had the pleasure Of call yesterday from
Col. E. J. G. Kewen, Of the Nicaraguan army, who
came passenger on the steamship Tennessee, direct
from the land Of promise and victory Col K. parti-
cipated in the brilliant triumphs of Masaya and Gra-
nada as one Of the staff Of Gen. Walker and deported
himself as a true soldier and tried patriot. Wecon-
graduate him on his laurels and wish him abundance
Of the same sort in future should occasion call for ad
ditional dispaysof valor and skill.
Col Kewen halls originally from our sister State OF
Mississippi, and Hike Gen. Walker was once an editor
He edited paper in Columbus, and Gen. Walker was
connected not many years ago. with the editorial de-
partlnent Of the Crescent We don't say that both
gentlemen owe all the distinction they have since ac-
quired to these facts but do say that they gradu-
ated in first rate schools.
Col. K, we understand, proposes visiting several
adjoining States with view of addressing the peo-
pie and inducing emigration to Nicaragua. What is
now wonted is population soldiers. Gen. Walker
has enough Americans under his command to whip
the forces of all Central America combined and his
military Strength will naturally enough augment itself
So as to meet all demands, as weeks and months pass
away. What the Nicaraguan now most needs is emf
grants, with their pows, hoes, axes and other mpe-
ments Of husbandy to take grautous possession and
unfold the unbounded riches of the most fruitful soil
under the whole heavens. Never were such induce
ments held out before by any government; and when
they become fully understood, we anticipate heavy
tide of emigration in that direction.
Wewish Col. Kewen such success in his mission
as will leave nothing to be desired by him or his
friends. u.5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
English CGFpctilags.

just received direct from e celebrate manN!artnres Of j.
CfcaT Sous, and P4rloe oJmals K Pafoc, large and
magnificent assortment of |fLN Er TAPESTRY and B} is.
Sells CtRPETING.
TODD & GANDOLFI,
Mo 2p6t 2Utnl,l s. llrar Royal. rUHro 3nl,Inss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
For Safe.
T.. Career C0saapdasy7s

NJ NEEF EVs NWEEEKF1tEFW
The undersigned sole manufacturers ,ndcr f. rAKFERS
patents of cS l5 and ISIS have permanently established
Office Warehouse No. % UGRAVIER STREET and are
prepared tos furnish pn!urs Merchants any
Of the celebrated GIN.
They dem it UNNECESSARY detail its advantages 9th
its uumbtre+s endorsements ty practical authorities
using it, Sufficient confirm its high reputation a!l
make its adoption still. more @-ne1aI
uS 2D1i L. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
DOMEsTIC MARKETs
LEY THE NATIONAL LINE.

New YORK, Nov 12.--Flour closed buoyant; State
So 60. Wheat is firm at 81 6G to 81 70; Red ST. Do
to 81 60. Corn is quiet. Mess Pork closed dull at
SIS ST.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 12.-Flour is dull at $5 IS; Whis-
ky is firm at363c.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 12.--The river is stationery,
with full three feet in the canal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

Gs5 We are indebted to the officers Of the steamer
Fanny BulIitt for Louisville papers. ..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

H5- The clerk Of the steamer Bloomer will accept
our thanks for a late Shreveport Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Glass X,
To be drawn in the city Of MOBILE Ala, in public on WE'D
NESDAf, Deg. 10, 1856. on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
Choice Were CEotFiNg!
BY BLACK WARRIOR.
ALFRED GUNRoEs sfe Co,

ALE7EED 1GUNRo-Es sfc Coz
"a Magazine street, corner OF tsraVier,
Black and Colare CLOTH fRoCk and DRESS COATS BC.
s1NESS SUITS 10 match, all styles.
English Beaver, ker>cy and Pilot Cloth OTEECGATS.
Muluiof and sebtstcrc NVERGOATS for Pilots,
PANTALHONS. Ill knIS--splcrdid assortment.
VESTS OF Velvet, Silk, Satin and Cloth Cashmere.
HOYS' AND Cli1LpKEN'S CLGTiINti-An kinds q goods
aud variety Of tut.
FURNISHING & iUOt1S-A splendid aSortrrett.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTl!ING--.ali i kinds.
Cushions, Bed Pillows Carriage tlo!l. manufactured by
the tnioH Ft!ulaHv
Every article fully sWaranec al sold at Getos prices.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
MO 2p6t J: Magazine street tiravier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
u lMdosr NhnEes a..N g,o..l.iccs.

Tns received, per Eacl, Warrior, oesnl Vi
designs
TRANSPARENT SHADES AND CORNIrE$,
far >tle iuN, by
TODD 4 GANROtFI,
MO aeit f29 Cana; ST. near Rov;sl Gouyo u:li.t.S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

WnEAT.-lt is stated that 100000 bushels Of wheat
have accumulated within sixty days at Milwaukee and
lis NninhhnrhnNd.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
Persons
EGr. Saastegct Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. lis GRAEIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, Sc4D HEAD HnlTE-SwELLlSG SORES an@
ULCERS of every description jlil 2plT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

Formerly street, has removed his otre
No. RI Bourbon street.
Between Canal and Cstomh0nec where a bG
suited all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Of the trcihra, Drop7y tAsc and AHaarcas,l
Syphilis in all lis radically cured IN very short ne,
aud without the usual Inconvenience to The patient Dyspepsia
etc. sG12 2lnln
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
Southern Furniture BE"N1'es"COnss

CHARLES \. S'IEINNART-
1t Nos. III and l73 Can0i street, -Nelc Orica0s
splendid MAHOGANY ARMptRS and HEDSTEADS, in ud-
dion 20 his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line oF business Parties
wishing nyihiMg in his line will find their advantage
give him Il call before pure rhieUg elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART,
nl0 2pGtkltW III and liz ata street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13

CR1sP's GA1ETY.-Mr. Davidge, whose excellent
comic abilities are now known to our citizens, will
tonight display his pathetic capabilities in the char
acter of Grandfather H3itehend. This is one Of the
few dramatic characters that appeal directly to the
heart and moisten eyes unused to the melting
mood" We all remember what athing it was when
Harry Placde played it; and Mr.. Davidge will have
to fall very far short of Placide if he does not touch
the better feelings of his auditors OF this however
we have no fear. Messrs. Howard and Vincent
Miss Clark, and Mrs. Meyers will appear in the
other characters of the comedy. Po-ca.hon-tas,'
the buresque of all bullesques, in which Messrs
Davidge and Wallace, and Misses Durand and Hodg,
son have nightly created SO much meriment, will
conclude the performances. The twenty" 1njnn gals
who turn into Contnentas," are great feature
Of the piece.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
champagne Bs'issc.

One hunGrrl tA.krts HITLEtART SALMQN'S, EENEE-
NAY AND EABENET Fer sale !,y
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
M ltrLsfnr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-13
The Southern B00k tcaeG Stations
ERY DEPOT.
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT


A NEW ESTABLISHMENT
At No. 80 Camp street, below Gravier street,
WARREN G. MORRELI- & CO.,
Proprie'oS
We have opene,l at III, central locality NEW BOOB
AND STATIONERY STORE where will be always found "A
choce selection OF Literary Scientific Volumes Standard
Works Of Reference the late Publications of the day
il, library cheap editions sn the tastes and convenience
all.
We shall also keep on hand stock handsomely bound and
printed BIBLES. pRAYER-Books, etc.
We also Agents for the following PERIODICALS:
Hnfpers Magazine and Story Books;
Graiam's Ciodeys The London Lancet;
Irmhwu's Half Yearly Abstracts Of Medical Science
The American journal Of Medical Science;
The Medical News, etc, etc.
In the STATIONERY LINE our assortment WILL trust,
be lu,lnt choice as $ complete and elegant.
Ladies' especially, have their attention called to our sup
plies provided the Of their Bondoir Portfolios
and Secretaries.
WARREN C. MORRELL & CO.,
90 2p,f 80 Camp
II. EPsss'eJ y Co.,
CHARITIES STREET.
Have just received per ship GHlcna, large hnd complete
of LETTER COPYING PRESSES, consisting OF
LEV Err and SCREW all sizes, and manufactured expressly Tor
honse.
have also received urGe Of LET FER COPY
ING BOOKS Amcear English and French Copying
Paper PACED and pno, full bound and half bound WITH
MANN'sPARCHMENT PAPER and with FEll'tMf fAFtN.
These last named books warranted 70 |" superior IN 1ity
they we'll strongly houi and cheaper han the
Parchment any other.
invoice of six .hladed pENKNIVES, and BROWNS
MAMMOTH GOLD PENS.
R' All these goods WARRANT ED and offered for sale
very MODERATE PRICES, by
P. DUREL Il Co,
n3 apf 81 'hsrires street.