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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-10-02
BARNES & JONES,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

AUWUSHN, GEOKGIA.
1T tie oM Stand IF Dye G Barnes, corner
Of ReynoM and Washington sts.
VIE undersigned have this day formed n CO.
IL partnership, under the firm of BABSEs 4
JoNrs for the transaction of u General JVari.
house md Commission business. We hone, bv
strict personal attention to business to merit q
share Of public patronage.
All orders for Bagginy, Ropo and family Sup
plies filed ut the lowest market rates.
The usual cash advances made on Produce in
store.
WIN. f. BARNES,
formerly of the firm of Dye Il Darnos.
JAMES A. JONES,
=. Of Ogle,hropc county,
Sept. 81, 1856. y3 Il
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-10-02
Fall & Winter Goods,

We are now ready to show our friends Gus.
toners and the public, the best aud latest secc-
ton of
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glen Orleans Bully Crescent,
JlnEs 0. NIXON. TILllAh R. ADAM
BY NIXON 6; ADAMS.
oFErcE NO. 10 CAMP STREET.

$8a4 TERMS:
The Crescent will be regularly served to subscrbes in the
city at carly hour every morning Sundays exceped for
$40 year. in advance half yearly and quarterly at the
rates. 70 cents week. payable TO the carriers.
Advertisements per squarerst insertion, in all cases,
ST.; for every subsequent Insertion, 30 cents.
Advertisements second page charged 81 Tor every
Insertion. sys aaszS LH
advertisements published intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; Or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement or sub
scrpon will be stopped until all arrearages are paid at the
option of the proprietors
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for adver-
Users AS FAIRLY PAPER 1t circnlates largely reaching
many of homes at early hour and being ead
before approach of business hours consequently articles
for family use may be advantageously published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
is published every Monday morning at SO year. invariably in
advance. Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas ana other
States presents mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

REFLUx OF EMIGRATIoN.-The New York Journal
of Commerce having made diligent inquiries at the
largest packet offices engaged in the passenger trade
learns that the number of emgrants who have re-
turned to Liverpool during the last six MONTHS is
about eight thousand. If the number of emigrants
returned from Boston and Philadelphia could be adj
died. the total would be considerably increased. It is
not to be inferred however, that these emigrants have
wholly abandoned the land of their adoption for
though some are doubtless disappointed very large
number who go back only do SO with the object of
visiting their fatherand to induce others to follow
them to this country,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

VALUABLE DOCUMENT FOR REFERENCE.-The pub
fishers, Messrs. J. B. toner & Son, No. St. Louis
street. have laid on our table copy Of their state
1nent of ogsheads sugar, and barrels molasses, re-
ceived at this port from October 10TH 1856 to Octo
Der 10th, 1856 To merchants, planters and the pub
lie generally this document is of great interest
and should be within the reach of ali.
1t contains correct list of the number Of hogs
heads barrels, etc. of sugar and moasses received by
each merchant in the city, number brought down by
each boat schooner and railroad together with re-
captuaton of the prices current during the year. the
whole Of which is 50 simply arranged that there can
be no difficulty in understanding it.
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american nominations.

FOR PREsIDENT:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDW. JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT
j. B. VILI&I NSON, Jr..
OF PLAouEMNEs.
SUBSTITUTE:
Hon. GEORGE EUS SITS, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLENDY BURKE,
OF ORLEANS.
SUBSTITUTE:
II. NJ. S u NJ EItS.
THIRD DISTRICT:
h. G. VHfEO 4 Tx,
OF TEKREECNsE:
SUBSTITUTE:
FER6 G ARDEc RE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
ESTON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FELicIASA.
SUBSTITUTES:
n. 5. EuN ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
LASDRy.
SUBTSITE TIE.
DOLPHE ID. OCO.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
PETER Il \ Il r y 4 ID e IL,
OF fESsAs.
SUBSTITUTE:
L. Il. G Il 4 n Il. au2G 2ptd
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE
We authorized to announce Hon. THOMAS CT Rki II
candidate for the Legislature from the Third RcurcsentHy
District, fill the vacancy occt,joncd by the resignation
Hon. Charles T. EstIn.
ns3~Elcc,ion, 9Th November inst. n3 2p2t
FOR HOUSE OF REpR Els ATTY ES
SsrenM Representative District.
AMERICAN CANDIDATE,
j. j z ID G \ IL p l. A " G II A X ID
go st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

TELEGRAPH PApER-M. Maisonneuye has present
ed to the French Academy an electro-chemcal paper
for Geographic purposes which is said to fulfil all the
conditions necessary for complete success, which he
enumerates as follows Cheapness, sufficiently sized
to take annotations in ink sufficiently humid to be
conductor yet without excess, so as to receive these
annotations slightly acid, to increase its couduct-
bity, yet not enough to affect the metals which it
touches; easily decomposable by electricity giving
by this means Of decomposition deep-colored, inso
luble and stable salt; of so simple composition tina
it can be prepared at the stations themselves if ioun(
advisable, not requiring any peculiar kind of pape
NUN.
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TELEGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--Flour is dull State IS quoted
at Sc 45 to Sc 60. Wheat is dull, With declining
tendency. White 81 70, red Il 81. Corn Is quiet
Pork is unsettled.
C1St1NNArI, Nov S.-Flour is unchanged at s. GO.
Whisky active at &c. Prime Sugar firm.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 3.-The river is at stand. The
weather is cloudy, with some rain this morning.
The canal is open, with three feet water in it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

PROCLAMATION FROM THE MAYoR--We give else
where proclamation from the Mayor, requesting
the keepers Of cofeehouses and bar-rooms to close
their establishments to-day. There is no law compel.
ling them to close, and they can keep open or not
Just as seems unto them best. The Mayors request
flows from high and honorable motives, and those
who comply will reflect credit upon themselves &C
cording to our humble opinion. That is matter
however, for those Immediately interested to deter
mine, and is no especial part Of our business. r
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u PARTMENT--The Lectures in tbs Department fil con-!
l.,encc the SECOND MONDAY Of November $3.50, aH con
time until the FIRST MONDAY of April, 1851. They VIII
the important branches q 'iN!, common. Con-
s.utoEH and international Law well E1uIy, JlrIsprn-
4elice l! Practice. Lectures will lie delivered by tour Pro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

THE DEpuTr SHEE1FFs.-Mr. John NJ. Bell, Sheriff
of the Parish of Orleans, has revoked his appoint
ment of large number of Deputy sherfs to be on
duty to-day, and requested them "to return their
badges or destroy them" We consider this wise
move on the part Of the Sheriff. and trust that all
things may pass off pleasantly and peacefully.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

ACCIDENT TO EX-PREsIDENT VAN BuREN-Wbile
taking ride in carriage at Naatia, Columbia coun-
ty, New York, on the Gath ut ex-president Van Blu
rem and his son, Mr. Smith Van Buren,. met with ST.
rous accident 1t seems that the horses became
frightened and ran away, upsetting the carriage and
throwing out the occupants Mr., Van Buren, had ono
Of his arms broken, and was otherwise severely in
jured-his son received but slight injury
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ID Il e ID :

On Monday evening the Sd inst. CHARLES T. ROBINSON
aged 50 years
His friends and ucqantanccs and those Of his brothers, j.
X VIM L. Robinson requested to attend his funeral
from the residence Of latter No. lbs Camp street. this day.
4th inst, at l. O'Clock.
On Sunday. TIE I'd inst 10 o'clock ?. NJ, Mr.. WILLIAM
ATkIS native Of Glasgow Scotland aged Al yeGr, for the
last 10 wears resident OF this city.
On Monday morning, the 81 inst at about o'clock, Mr. O.
G. ROOTS, OF Illinois. aged about % years.
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MoRMoNlsM.-Late European adyices state that
Mormonism is making such progress in Denmark as
to excite considerable alarm nthe minds Of religious
and rejecting men. Petitions have been sent large
numbers to the Government, asking that the Momons
may be restricted from the more public practice of
their ceremonies These pestlent fanatics are tles-
tined to cause great deal of trouble in the United
States we much fear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

SpALDTNG & ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMPHITTEA-
Campbell Mnst,els.-To the lovers of genuine
jolity, mixed with genuine music, We would say, see
to your buttons for Matt Peel and his crowd will
wake the echoes of spading 4 Rogers Amphithea-
ter Qate the Pelican) St Charles street, tomorrow
night, being the first gun of the theatrical battery
that will blaze forth after the election. That the
house will be crammed and damned, is as certain as
sunset. We said above, see to your buttons we
should have said, as we now say, secure your seats
first, and see to your buttons afterwards.
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.-I-l- -
TUESDAY. MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1856.

To aering the Crescent bf!t
aaeaebear in mind admit anonymous conmun
cations al il is required that the and status Of
the rer be mode kaoon to an confidence Of cou'se BEFORE
insertion, @EE{
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New ORLEANS STATIoNERs WAREHOUSE Our
friend B. Steel No. 60 Camp street. calls the attention of the
public by advertisement in to-day paper his large stock
school BOOKS stationery and miscellaneous works assert
men is extremely large comprising the works of nearly every
celebrated author on law medicine theology
and arts while be has Of largest asortnets of sta
oneryin the city Country and city merchants school teachers
their fall supplies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

nB Weare obliged to Mr.. VIM. Bailey, express
messenger on the Opelousas Railroad, for acceptable
attentions.
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Fashionable Clothing.
r. PITK.IN & CO.,

II. PITKIN & CO.,
No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Gravfer Streets
We receiving by every arrival full and Fashionable
Stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
BUSINESS SUITS variety Of coors and the latest and best
styles.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splendid assortment.
SAC AND PALETOT extra long and large and medium length
TALMAS AND CATEONIANS the latest ye and fine finish
Black and Blue CLOTH GLOAkS, long and medium lengths
and neat finish.
Black Blue Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCkS aud DRESS
COATS finished in the best style, medium and fine qualify
VESTS, Of every variety
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere Coored and Black, and all styles of Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, full stock
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS.
And every article wanted for outfit will be sod low
he purchased in the city.
r. PITkIN CO.,
ne 2pfEltW II Camp street.
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ORLEANS THEATER.-O Opening Night.-The an
nouncement that this theater opens On Thursday
night, with Donzetti's delicious opera, Lucic dc
Lanaertoor, will we are sure, be hailed with delight
by the patrons of that ancient and renowned estab-
lishment The beautiful and bewtching Mime Colson
will sustain the part of Lueie NJ. Delagrave, that of
Edgar; NJ. Magne, the new baritone-who comes
among us with high credentials--that of Ashton NJ.
Debrinay, that of Arthur M. Carriere that of Gil
bert, and III. Manure, that of Raymond. This is a
cast worthy of the piece to be performed and We pre-
dict crowded and brilliant house.
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NJ r. r I T. y ::

On Thursday, October 80 osrialile Grove, st Tnmmy
parish, La, Sir. STERLING u. CRAWFORD 10 Miss Re
BEGCA PROVOST, daughter of Peter Provost Esq.
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DISCUSSION AT PLAQUEM1NEs.--Ther was very
interesting discussion at Plaquemnes on Thursday
last between Giles NJ. Hilyer of Natchez, Miss, and
Gov. Wickliffe. We learn from the Plaquemnes Sen
tine that Gov. Wckliffe was so roughly handled by
his eloquent opponent, that it will be long before he
can be prevailed upon to again enter the lists against
him. Mr. Hillyer spoke at Brusle Landing on Friday
and at Bayou Sara on Saturday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

COUNTING House CALESDAR--J. 3. Steel. No. 90
Camp street, has sent us copy of his very useful
Counting House Calendar for 1857. 1t contains a
variety of useful matter and will prove valuable in
any place of business.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-04

re- We are under obligations to the clerk of the
steamer Tropic for late st. Louis papers. ..l
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Queer Document.

The following queer communications addrcSsc0tO Il
Democrat OF the Second Precinct, was sent Ills Yes
terday with request that would give it the hcnc
lit OF our circulation. OF course we cannot refuse to
accedo to the request Besides it will lie an item OF
news to many of our readers, although, we under
stand, not few of them have received similar polite
and significant mlssveS. Here ii is
New ORLEANS, November LIST lSIi
ID Precinct Clnh Room, Of Felicity and Prvaniu st
u You are requested 10 meet your Fellow Demo.
Tuesday morning, the 9Th of Novruibr a, O'Clock
order that proceed with
Club to the Polls and cast your vote
Yours respectfully, W. Il. AUSTIN
President Of the First Ward Club
p. SEncloscd you will find the Regular Democratic Ticket
Those who have been favored with these invita-,
tons, with the accompanying Regular Democratic
Tickct" should feel extremely obliged to the friends
who bave generously, kindly and thoughttully taken
all trouble off their hands They are furnished with
tickets, told how and when to 60 to the polls, etc
etc. What amazing care--what profound consdera
tom The like was never before known in this city
and it has the reputation of being rather fast metro
polls.
We presume the above is a sample Of similar notes
that have been sent to the various precincts Of the
! city. What has induced SO unusal a procedure VIC
are at loss to imagine. At all events it is
curiosity in its way, and is perhaps worth moment:
passing attenton-may be more. We are sure VIZ
| don't know
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nz-,r. Kcil,s oplnlon Of E1ostettcr,s Filter.

SPRISGFEID, ILL.,, April H. lo56Sone months since, while
recovering fro attack Of Reuien Fever requested
TO try lIocters crs article peculiarly suited to the
ujton from fever. II is but simple justice
to say tina, restored the powers tiny digestive organs, and ut
the same time kept my bowels gently open have no hest
fancy saying, that hitherto, i'll using in Practice has
in every case where ordered il acted like chHrm In
thus speaking freely Of it, far rom puff patent medicine an
article il 10y means claims to be.
SANFORD BELL. " D.
r5qSod by Druggists and Dealers generally n3 2pGt&W
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FIRE AT NORFOLK, VA very destructive fire
occurred on Sunday the 26th inst. Property to the
amount of$75 or $4,000 was destroyed.
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Dickens HOUSEHOLD WORDS AND HARPERs'
STORY BooK.-We have received through the mail
the November numbers of these excellent periodicals,
which contain supply of good reading matter suited
to the tastes of the old and young respectively. We
recommend them to the public.
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tyl3 2phW
j. BR". Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession ais Branches n the Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FF.LICTANA
Ard SUPREME COURT in New Orleans, ocilG 22G
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.F;csr Orleans
STAI1ONERS s. NAREIIOJ Sl,,
No. 60 Camp street.
Sst:KfO or Tft)Of<!S- ~!~1'. IEC>N-E:IfIr.
.T@TE Orleans

No. 60 Camp street.
St:kfO or Tft)Of>- - -!~1'.I IEC} 4N-E:[i T..
10 school Teachers,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention Of those purchasing SCHOOL. BOOKS aud
STATIONERY. either for their sell is respect
fully invited The the subscriber who offers alt
kinds Of
HOOL ROOISS
Us LOW any other establishment in this city and has
s'Any on hand all works in the departments Of EIura
ton i'll general
LsO..
AheNt"nHire assortment OF LAW. MEDIC Al, THEOLOGI
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. in every department
OF c"tuie Science and Art together every article Of
| STATIONERY.
For sale at the LOWEST PRICES "A, the New O,ar> STA
/ TONERS Warehouse
| J. b. STEEL,
~ Camp street
n Il. ALIBER AZ DISCOUNT allowed 10 tnan,rv Deal.
Professors and Teachers 10 al! those WHO Iy "a sell
hSNh' 2p3ttltW
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d. 2ptf
Secondhand Furniture Bought

The highest Cash Price paid tor all descriptions Of Second
hind Furniture Persons leaving he city and wishing dis
post their furniture will find ;uir advantage call
I'll" undersigned.
Alo-Second hand Furniture ,nIG exchanged and repaired.
p. NJ. TOURNE,
nulQ 25.}n % l5Fr0unr street
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CWfpeEi.eQs.

C0Aspetings.
Just received per Ships Neptune Edward IIyam and Mont
murrncy from Liverpool fresh supply Of designs and
beautiful patterns VELVET, TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS
CARPETlNG, from the celebrated mnactury 0. j. Cro
ley Il Sons,
ALI. WOOL. and HEMP DUTCH,
4 superior article for Counting Houses, Offices and Nurseries.
COCOA AND CANTON MATING.
TODD & GANDOLFI,
n3 op6 10 Canal ST., Royal Toura BUILDINGS
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10 EE0sssc- & ccass1&.

To RR0HsG- & ccf'sa'S.
We would cal tIc attention Of Iio,e iii want u
fIuUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
to I:r r., and welt assorted stock q importation, which
ii1yr t,trl, r'rtvtd CONSISTING in part Of
RICH NFW STYLE SILK AND WuESTEu DAMASh, for
rur'.5'I>
RICH EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
dA,Qi- AED AND NAMASk MtNl.TN~
'- nAMA-k TABLE SETS MD SERVICES DE REARN;
EMBROIDERED BuHiNETS AND rLAIN NETS for
ius.
Ftc1y}i a.aj Eu"1i-, WnoLEN aud NpLLET"N BLANK
FITS,
French, Scotth;ul. FISH SlltETNGS m' PILLOW I'm
EN:
Fr~u~a, Sc,:r:. mI Igt~!, T0WEINT$ and DIAPERS:
LINEN AND COTTON STRIFE AND PLAID TICKING
rHINTZ-rr rtrrans a'd Futtue coverings, As also t
Dr., ,:on, Ia the Aot~c FaH-ig lur which viii he sold at
GIQCEL & JAMESON,
| :. 1 ~ II
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Boots, Shoes alsa E8FcgGfes.

Boots, Shoes 0Esd ESFcg0ns.
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing from ship Norfolk and Ill store general assert.
raeut Of BOOTS SHOES, EROGANS, HATS, CAPS etc,
by Plantations supplied wit! prime D1TClllNG BOOTS,
RUSsET BROGANs, WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEAEtY HATS, Al the lowest market
p''N'S' FROST s. CO.,
lyl3 2ptW u Magazine street.
HATS, c a $. etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general Of Silk, Fur,
Cashmere Panama, eghorn, Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
tvl3 2pkW 10 Magazine street.
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sKetSicNE Books

For sale by
yH- HAGbss6- H1~ az ri N a-a- H1I ,
BOOKSELLER -iND .SVIIIONER
No. t05 Canal Street,
WOODS AND WATSnN'S PRACTICE:
FEEHCSONS AND DRUlTT'S 81 RtilRN;
R.tMSBOIElAMS AND CIIuRtIIIIL'S MIDWIFERY
CARPENTEh'S PHYSIOLOGY;
TONNES AND kANE'S CHEMISTRY;
WILSON'S ANATOMY, etc, etc. i} 2p.t
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SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAeEs.-ea
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sEA93F0FUpFs.
/ NEW STYLE OF LIkEN*HSF$- AK EEEHhTIrES
SUPERB EpEu.
Th,> r ,i. uc Pictures "a >rpa>> AL OILERS :nr beauty,
durability md IFltHl"S. Ans rotypc> hW sIEesior to
Tic Darucrrcotypr ,nnny They finer and
hcH,jlu they do nut geEu>c tie pos 'on cs may be
ser, liz any view: they IAkrn III much orpr Time thee
for cNlur>>i i HE hr; they h, made a'uha
- iicic instead OF o1v viii last for ages
unr;sau&rl.
All :lec>..> rytc! 70 ca.lM HEDEA'kS Rooms
Ne. II '\Nr STREET, a!l fecH.ctls in his and
beautiful ut.
v2o 4lln. HEpRECk. II Camp street.
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EEep0F's,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GEM L 4
DALLEY'S nEAtEEAT. PAIN EXTRACTOR
AS Up Nos. u H1i l5i thHrtreS street.
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Az. r. BgCEgGH,
EATCIFRTAEkE Err, No. = CA7LE STREET..

MATCHMAKER, No. CA7LP STREET..
H, hand large assortment Of 1T RE SfLNERWARE,
which is offered IL e" that 4;auy sold. PI.ArED
GASTUaS, WATERS, etc.
Ais
Mnnufnctmes order Silver CHsors, Tea Sets Pitchers
Trunprt, "tr. Of ANY 1rt,crrr ,6 2ptf
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ERs'. SGAlsaseF Reynolds.

OFFICE--No. ll5 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CAscERs, S;AlDIIEAp Write SORES nd
ULCERS of every description fu3l lply
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Auttiolr Sults.

GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE, BRUSSELS VELVET
Carpets Plated Ware, etc, Auction, without Reserve, on
account Of Departure.
by GARDNER SMITH, Amctioneer
Office, No. Commercial Place.
FHISIDAY, 9TH inst, at hnlf-Past 10 o'clock
L ut 10 Errao street. between Ma! AIDES md lS'"hla sS
will he sold " ;. , = g. r,.,
The contents cottage house. consisting in part, Of Sos
Chairs; lietsttAds; Ar
nojrs; Ireuls Wnsstand Sidebo"r Mattresses; Feather
Pillows and Holsters l;eldng Window Shades Fine cNet
and Threc.ply Carpets Mating and Rugs Plated, tilA ana
Grockery Ware; Mirrors Lamps Ird M"nei ofi''e"'s 'o'
ing stove: Kitchen Eteuss Conl etc.
E9y~TERMS-Lnsl ia
JUDGMENTS AND CLAIMS-SUCCESSlON OF WILLIAM
Regim.
BY TOURNE < THOMAS, Aucti0ueers.
Office No. ~ Exchange Alley.
& SATURDAY. Nov. Is, 1886, ut IL O'Clock Nj.
= NJ Banks Arcade auction by virtue and III pursuance
Of an order from the Hon. NJ NJ Reynolds Judge Of the Fourth
District Orleans dated Oct IA, 1856 for account
Of said succession, will be sold, viz:
Snndry Accounts Notes, Claims and Judgments, belonging
u the said succession.
EEThc schedule be at the ole o. NE \
FtSp- TtIENS-!'.sh on the SPOT, nj S Il 10
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