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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-18
HOW COAL WAS MADE.

Geology has proved that, at one peri
cd, there existed an enormous land veg
citation, the ruins or rubbish of which,
carried into seas, and there sunk to the
bottom, and afterwards covered over by
sand and mud beds, became the sub
stance which we now recognize as coal.
This was natural transaction of vast
consequence TO US, seeing how much util-
ity we find in coal, both for warming our
dwellings and for various manufactures,
as well as for the production of steam,by
which so great mechanical power is
generated. 1t may naturally excite sur
prise that the vegetable remains shouf
have 50 completely changed their appa-
rent character, and become black. But
this can be explained by chemistry; and
part of the marvel becomes clear to the
simplest understanding when we recall
the familiar fact that damp hay, thrown
closely into a heap, gives out heat, and
becomes of a dark color. When veg.
etable mass is excluded from the air. and
subjected TO great pressure, bituminou.
fermentation is produced, and the result
is the mineral coal, which is of variou.
character, according as the mass has beer
intermingled with sand, clay or earthly
impurities. On account of the change
effected by naturalization, it is difficult t,
detect in coal the traces of a vegetable
structure but these can be made clear il
all except the highly bituminous cakin:
coal, by cutting or polishing it down int
thin transparent slices when the micro
Scope shows the fibre and cells yer,
plainly.
From distinct isolated specimens founr
in stones amidst the coal beds, we diseoy
er the nature of the plants of this era
They are almost all of simple celIula
structure, and such as exist with us il
small forms, horse tails, club MOSES an,
fens, but advanced to an enormous mag
nitude. The species are long since ex
i~;------- III -.s.;,,a Generally is sucI
as now grows in clusters OF troplear .s
lands; but it must have been the resul
te ~. hinrh tenn saaratnra obtained otherwis
shan that of the tropical res,;on. -. !;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
KARSTENDIE.K & CO.,

Nos. I0i, 1913, IGJ and I07 TciAoupitou1as ST..
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS.
Dealers in DOMESTIC LIQUORS, WINES, SMOKING
and CHEWING TOBACCO and sNUFFS, German and Ha-
CIGARS.
leo barrels New York BRANDY
25 =. Louisiana RUM
500 Old WIIlsEI-Eourbon, Mononrnlcn, Rye
$50 quarter casks superior Domestic QU ORS all brands.
500 eight! E.
80, packages Mixed Liquors. superior articles
100 packages r1re French CNGN.,C and Rochelle III.
QtnRS, consisting Of Gcllrnhur:: IarroIlir, Uniei
Vineyard lroprie,nrs lecocq. l.crrton Rn>tcal,
Moenu, SeiAuee, Gbos Caslon, Iac 4 Co, Viz.
Sill%, c. q. delinquency, " $. FIor Pelt.A, Nor.
riS,
1853 case, rl.AEE:T--t'om,on fine and snperGne.
5A9 WHITE VIM. =. e..
$50 Rlenis!l >. =. =.
2V' PORT WINE, MADEIRA and FLEURY
2lJ tORnIALS.
80 PEPPERMINT, Bicrs, Ahsynhe kirsc'wn>ser
100 =. VOTES SClIlEnAM StNNArPS.
Nn baskets CHAMPAGNE, smdry marks Qt<. and pts.
And AL articles in line Labels. Sealing Wan Coks
Cry and Country order, Socirtle latter put up
will AND attention. KARSTENnIEk X CO.,
MO };Mo lol, l3 io5 lo7 Tchoupitoul> street.
III lection "I PLATED GOODS, such fall of TEA
SERVICE, CAKE BASKETS, cKUEr FRAMES. BUTTER
Euul.ERS, ICE PITCHERS, MiNTEl. AND CHAMBER
CANnLfSTlGhS, ErERG%ES, PRESERVE STANDS,
etc,
Silver Ware.
From! rnnutnctury i'll the cythe largest stock
he Sou;! and 4l!artecd of STANDARD PURITY consist
h- in part Of TEA SETS. TRAYS, PITCHERS, URNS
SALT STANDS, GOBI.l:TS, rUl'> SPOONS and FORKS
il every .iylc and at moderate prices.
Table Cutlery.
Afrst-rate article of ivory Handled Pinned and Balanced
KNIVES, at low price made expressly us in Europe
Also the rer kinds from the celebrated Sheffield mn
facori,>.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

rpIESDID STOCE&.-P. MAII.ARD, 81 ROY Al.
> sJr,-Mr. T. Malar being hack from his trip Europe
his friends and the public generally ,hat he
1, rIrrs Il magnificent choice of FURNITURE for lar,or
uir Room Bed Room. rtc from the best manufacturers III
Inris and from his own establishment
Asa pirnid assortment q! Lamps ncHelles, llanlntk
lr,Nn Buiueis Gimps AMI stuff Of all descriptions for
,yrr Chnluie, fancy and plain white do Cut elias ware
BrGn2 Stntnees Go!nices Nindow Shades, Mats RGe, Nil
- ~ vii sizes and descriptions All OF these articles yi!,
n purchased with the greatest mi utrer persona!
Of Mr. NalrA Il" invite. i'c rbic generally
ist js real y splendid svcH. with h4c e is certain
cu7 compete. A1V
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FOR, s AT,E.

s41-se FOR sALE1-A WE'LL IMPROVED pLANTA-
Ts& rlN, cg1Hiuii- ab0!t 1900 arc situated on Lizzie Et
dis YOU Sua Crrk, ii t;e parish vi West F"ticjana L
!3 miles fora Bayou Sara and from Racl's Landing
"Eicl is the shipping point.
The i'm, royc;i"r> consist Of large BRICK DOUBLE
DWELLING; HOUSE: good in amt Negro Quarters all
the rcHn>e o':im ldjn@~ The lHa is Nndulang tn,
mich large portion being creek bottom. between and
I;) rreS are in cultivation The section O. country is we'll
known he healthy aud a cshborIood -ond 70 good
purchase" 5l.r Will he lnclai
~" Charles Prrcy, vino resides upon the adjoining plll,
ton will show the property per.oS desiring purchase
any Information regards can b" bud y adr ing
X. PERCY SARGENT Nntrie2,
MANUENII.LE X NgfLHENNY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
Ill7 SPIT

NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
~ friends and the public generally, that he has rented the
large connections store MAGAZINE street between
LAFAYETTE GOd streets, Uonery occupied by Dyas Co.
for tie purpose OF conducting general COMMISSION RE-
GEIEING AND FORWARDING business Particular at
tenon given receiving and forwarding goods consigned
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON.
s1y- Goods taken on Storage oil BIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
DAVID Fl. MARKS & CO., -

DAVID III. MARKS & CO.,
aOlC.E RS AND COM MI.
H. &aRn GH sDSB rEG>Hn GID wu -gpia d I'D aa
NC TX SHIPS ARIEL, DoRcAs. PRINCE, W s. PRESCOTT
wing large and varied assortment Of
oIo REORGANIZATION Of OUR STOCK by PURCHASERS before buy
IN STORE
25 ,hree-quarter boxes Roanoke SIS TOBACCO;
W. Hurts G's =.
50 s. P Chilacs los.
8 one.haf boxes Buckeye Twist .
10 kegs Peoples Luxury, half pound Jumps;
10 'hfee'quarter boxes E. A. Gardner's pounds;
10 G. T. "iIls
70 Uncle Toms
20 Emma AlaHs
10 Or casks Rochelle Vineyard Props BRANDY;
10 Old London Dock COGNAC;
10 Andrew Seiynete :.
Esnc-ul,A Grape .
eighth casks London Dock
IS Esnerala Francis =.
pipes Double Swan HOLLAND GIN;
10 Or casks Superior OLD PORT WINE;
10 OLD SHERRY WINE;
barrels Smiths OLD BOURBON WHISKY;
10 MONONGAlIEI.A WHISKY; a
Is baskets (quarts) CHAMPAGNE;
Is Hiut0
Wooden Ware
300 dozen PAINTED PALS;
125 nests TUBS;
IS dozen TOY PALS;
25 WASH BOARDS:
80 boxes CLOTHES PINS:
10 dozen BED CORDS;
10 i. CLOTHES LINES
IS bundles WILLOW BASKETS;
nest BUCKETS.
SrIIt Peas
YELLOW and G r FEN $50 half barrels;
Y; Pickles, etc
u gallon PICKLES;
s. :: e.
IS TOMATO KETCHUP;
70 pints WALNUT =.
10 Il pints
10 x pn.s MUSHROOM
- ASSORTED SAUCES
10 casks NEW ZANTE CURRANTs.
10 trails NEW SMYRNA DATES
Dramatically Sealed Articles
sl!IFD SALMON, EEI.S and sliAD FRESH 70.
BEE, MUTTON, BEEE 4 Ia MODE EiiICkE
TURKEYS, PIGEONS, GOOSE; SOUP and 8OUiI.
iiNCE NEAT, etc, etc.
CI.ANs--5 dozcr, and 2 h. cans;
BALTIMORE COVE OISTERS-la0 do2er;
-----~ s----
Ian DIN G.
Elk ship Sea King
80 half barrels GREEN SPLIT PEAS;
3 case CARACAS CHOCOLATES,
21 boNes Cogats's MOL SOAR
- FANCY :.
100 d.. FIRE CRACKERS Gold Chops''
$50 half chests rrUCHONG TEA;
10 extra fine IMPERIAL;
Is bags RAcEGISGER:
IS boxes GROUND PEPPER,
Is pure CAYENNE
10 GROUND GLOVES;
10 . SODA sALERATrS.
EN- ship Hcspcrius-
100 boxes " Underwood ( Co.'S Ass'd PIE FRUIT
JOG cans Bent's WATER CRACKERS;
IS =. =. WINE :.
rrz,x 45 OYSTER
IInv'.. 3 BOSTON
49 BUTTER
70 half gallon PICKLES;
% Assorted PRESFRTES
10 BRANDY FRUITS
50 AMERICAN ARROW ROOT;
% barrels rAPIOrA:
10 trails NEW DATES.
Ex ship F. Pierce
barrels FIEhIED EELS;
% XII, No2NAcKEREL;
i i S & " So. ' TESH e III;
TO ARRIVE
Per bark Thorutiilxc-
cases CEANlERRIFS, in tin cans
y half barrels
-0Qr
10 barrels Silver Skin ONIONS;
~ boxes SCALE HEKR1NGS
2l2 irar,er hoxcs GOLDFISH;
- barrels No. lNACkEREL;
}; 81 half barrels MOL
Il Qt
lIM kits
&c barrels No. ;.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

RECOGNIZES ATI0Es.
We hive examined the Gin Attachment Of which Dr. George
tAadnc the H>Sinnr Of The patent A. Pnrin on Ic
igpstaud of Capt. JUhn Il. hewitt accom-
pthtS the purposes for which Intended The Roll il
moaei ungitndar. that constantly I,r
ettd to the saws The result is, the stands gin much faster
10" tnlc did take time SEE said that vi
GIN 81 per cent. more with The Attachments than without in
The SAINT length OF time. " =. MIII,1,R
:, SAM Ell CftAMBERLAIN.
Natclez Miss. August 30, 1886.
present nj the trial Of W A. Pnrdoms Attachment M
der p control of q. r. Curaiuc !.ou ,npi j e. Nrv rin
aud d" not ctc say that will gin 80 pcr cent faster and
much improve the staple Of the cotton over any common Tin
without the y ttncl!nrlt. d. q. FICkENS,
NatclleZ Miss, August 80, 1856
Wv, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25. 1876
We lave t's day examined cotton pi,cG with and
without PurdonS Patent Excelsior Gin Attachment and Trash.
and have 10 hesitation in saying that sample fran the
En with the Attachmen Superior in every respect being
illi TO one cent a pound more III market.
NJ. II. D0SSDN Il Co,
AUG. BERGEROT Cotton Broker
HARRIS 4 LEVI,
ELIJAH pE.tI.E,
WALKER, STUART 4 HUTCHINSON
DUNCAN d LOGAN.
WRIGHT, ALLEN Il Co.
JOSEPH FEKRIDAY Cotton Broker
4. CnSfE, Jr, Cotton Broker,
CARROLL, PRITClIARD It CO.,
THNN IS AUZEA, Broker,
NJ GILES ( co,
A. HARDY lroker,
JOHN G. HuEY Cotton Broker.
The above invention not only Increases the speed Of tc Gin
Int improves the sarr making uniform roll throughout
The ginning thereby enhancing HE value Of the per
pound, leaving il clear d u! trash ami dirt. Appiy;o
HL3 \, j. WILSON y o. Is Toydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
SPANISH,
GERMAN
ITALIAN LANGUAGES;
Or PENMANSiIIF,
bookkeeping,
MArIIEMATICS.


PIONoGKAPlY, etc,
r,-acraI manner used in business every day HE
pos be time Special
i.s,o:- md apartments for each branch.
&uf.r the hest and experienced Professors and As
l. will he engaged. There NINE APART
MENTSt Reception Room elegantly Cited for VISITORS
tint, pHii, Interrupted in c lessons and
each Professor also l'fscis.
Rooms, Pupils taking the full Course ANY
irHlci.c> have ten hours practice each day.
Ali branches taught they should be racticrd in bust
and day lie. The English, FrcIch Spanish and
the Commercial arHlts Of the world
Europe and daily becoming all
persons. Pupils will he exercised daily i'll Readings Writing AID!
sl"HHin. a!E language they nInF wish 10 le,g'l
Board can be had with families speaking Of these
languages.
No institution in the United facilities for
the acquisition Of the living languages and practical ec"til
hi From %00to 900 attend it annually!
c-' ami other modern lilgHEee will c correctly Translated
fh> institution.
nn expense will h" spnr"i all r
worthy Of confidence OF the public
twenty or AirtE young men will be Gni'! AZ Teachers Of
Of Pcuaislip They will agents my
NEW WORK UH pENMANStEGr, and superior Steel.
rENS Young make from 800 $40 per month"; WHEN
qualified teach Bad writi. will he objection Rrpi-
This e corrected. Energy and industry
needed. There is work enough hundred, the United
employ many
limo required qualify Teachers from eight weeks
DrATy in IrInalip from three weeks Book.
keeping double single entry from eight
,,.e entry alone from three weeks Languages from
rca 5Ur months. lhnuo@rHphy, from four weeks
k-PltHcTs and country merchants lie able to keep their
books correctly and understand ANY book in
1t is the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED ST Ar rs
VITA persons advanced in life in PRIVATE APART
NENTS, with SPECIAL. PROFESSOR, prIfvrt tlen..el rs
IL. An branch l4ry may desire.
Dicju- the rTcott year persons have attended from
Ii->i.sipFi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17
4 tuH SAFE 10 CLOSE a CONCERN

N I. STF" iSNE: NSit i::<s*I
ro I'm New Orleans
saTS ssuRSALE CLOSE a CONCERN
p ' rar: E and 55 ton" snr rS
enpltrc and copet fastened and we'll fond IN sls and rig.
lies, Pelican by Dock For terms IMPLY to the captain
ro<3} GEO. W. HySsnN 4 CO., 50 Camp street
FOR sALH-Tl!E STEAM sAS >,' AND BIND EAe-
I'ra l@ine and Boiler an upright say %e 'i:cnii saws n
RE wL"Iy viii be sold in block very favorable
Np;lyto JULES \. ILANC,
fe20 Sn on the premises.
49,, 1Nor ;sAhE-nEIIGnTgvh, SEA SHORE RES
#y 'S wis , Mg ,,. CIV vi, e &. " % % NJ Ne
h,r Is rmnmoio!s and in excellent repair, The furniture
IN he take" " valuation # rlq,rs4 E3T 2'rlitHnT< Apply
j"9:f ~ ruStonltoncc street.
- ILTON PLANTAr0N.-The S,hseriber j, prepared 10
sci! the above estate on very reasonable terms The antHn
1,o ,ni"t en- the ayG as,ol'"tw fox 'nSs from in
t? OF land nnt seven hundred OF which are al present in
a'S! state o; cHl1ixs"n.
Drx I Hone M w oc 'fS'y S %tgro Gps s"s' 3s
nS;ssy op2iIdngs ris pla' on account Of is ,ize
the '*!ley Of the OuncIa n 10 yor is willing otfe:
i "s vSm MI ir 1 acr tn, ss Q" q he Pssse;
sTsp For :rlGe paenInrs 2:4r"ss 7 o ErRToN, Esq,
"0''s ~ ri''S h1 nnnE % WIKI @:% oss' or
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou bartholomew,
ala II NGrPiuHta. La.
COTTON PLANTATION FOR sALfa-rHAT
~ well known Plantation owned occupied by Mrs n j.
Wilson, situated Bayou HeSnrd, in the parish Q" Itcita,
and Dnr mil-t MJ.roe with eautill. road
to oW1 containing between nine hundred and tib8 nd
OF land, with about very high OF cultivation: the
balance is timberrd land The place is we'll suited
et"t thirty hands. The Improvements Of the very best
quny. including Gin House Q,aite:h for
sixty negroes good Stables, Corn Houses, and large and well
very apo5 Ttis s' aai viii & so" soi 81 very
rtsoIHhe terms for Ieaoab! prompt Payments Possession
LIST Itht is
gathered 1t is ueldc! plant nr-e creep Of and
be, ie purchaser Of this properly have. with
fodder, potatoes etc ii the lowest price.
For further information subject apply OF the pren
5es.
hI+ !HWtf PITCHER. GOODRICH L co.
Oceans CANS-pECANs-W HAVE
large ny oicr Ivy til" har!cs Mt Texas, snail
receive trlN Iv every steamer. For sal" low BY
F.. J. HART 4 CO..
hlJ i aDd - EvjtVuiilqIIas S,cee;.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17


S ION M E r CHANTS.
@S sdneeea- -.
SEA KING. and for sale per ships H. A. Stevenson
elsewhere.
CUBA SIXES-300 boxes various qualities;
SUP. CARBONATE SODA--5O kegs Newcastle;
SMOKING TOBACCO-1GD cases Goodwin d Bro;
SCOTCH SNUFF-25 boxes u ID bottles;
YEAST Pow DERS-25 Hope Mils;
fHOCOLATE-lG Caracas;
GOSHEN BUTTER-:25 irkias Rose Bud
PINEAPPLE CHEEsE--2o boxes ex Empire City;
FIRE CkACKERS--250 boxes Cod Chops;
STAkCiI-90 boxes Oswego and Chicago;
ALE, PORTER, CIDEE-25D cases quarts and pnts.
GROUND COFF FEY boxes Hope Mills y ID papers;
GOULEY'S BIT1ERS-2j cases, Is dozen;
sTouGHTON's BITTERS-5o cases, 30 dozen.
Extracts
10 cases EXTRACT OF LEMON;
10 vANILLA
Assorted Preserves
- ." W. Z. 800 W., a I ,n, i,',.'o'e'
so pp.Tn,. Dr. ,c,1.g o. ''1'07'' ''S''"'
o, ID ,yD1- ,n InIl.[o,
"
-----------
20
|
s"horlcs-
% cases, pints Red Currant JELLY;
% GREEN PEAS, 2 b cans;
50 =. PEACHES, 2 h cans;
% STRAWBERRIES ID cans;
- wv a lor9' : 10 cans
10 ianf SAIL o'HeS'
~, 'aShe,s Nv hhi oii' quarts and p'hts
~ cases VI a Nii ~;
% cases Lemon SYRUP;
% UT cases hehts WINE CRACKERS;
WAFER
~ OYSTER
10 SHOE BRUSHES;
- cases Assorted CANDIES;
~ SrlNtD lobsIEKs;
10 BOXES uf'oC Nj raffhtt;
~ GiAGEk'
~ tASSlA;
80 Castle
q" y ~ ooAe' o'"eeo - A'NH
~ o'' -
~ ooAes supeFnhe f"nSis AuaiA ARD, 4 lh
81 Fine '4lb;
~ - pounds;
~ = tuFe N'r'can fhifnf;
~ tI. G nIr,, rr No
80 'sAe f-S''''.' ~
EY sb1rI wv Izyh.+
- London Dock
lU-s ."rlen se'gHee
- Esnerala Grape
- London DOCK
~ OLD POET WINE, 1872;
4'-4 superior Old SHERRY WINE, 1885
pipes Double Swan HOLLAND GIN;
oV BASKETS, quarts, 'tlAAfAGAEi
y . cases , ruu , ,n1,; : ! hIIIhfs'
~ 10 - ''''S At'oH'A ~
M me ABOVE lnots are ereet mPoa'on and will be so
-----
Elk ship :. Blanchard
% barrels VI 3u.CEPPrr.
or W a psnnd r,r,rro,,
& SPERM or
50 cases half ,a,,on p1CEIES
10, boxes cTBAs1yFs
---------
EN- ship Dorcas Prince
IS barrels Shore SIS MACKEREL:
100 e. Large 3s
&c No.
lG half barrels No. ? .
40 No. 8 Large :.
48 :. :. Shore .
q Or barrels .
IT, ex,f,, rrxs.,, u..
loo dozen PAINTED PALS;
. nests IL lS s'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17


WHOLESAL CIR
NJ dpss~ 10 a.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW LANDING
L. Thorndikc Julia Howard and Judah Touro. following
NoRT7
which they offer the trade at Low PRICES. We sole
Coffee
300 pockets OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA;
300 bags LAGUAYRA;
Is half bales MOCHA
Is quarter bales MOCHA
100 bugs SUMATKA PEPPER;
Is . JAMAICA AlLSPICE;
50 . RACE GINGER;
200 mats GASSIA;
8 cases No. l. NUTMEGS;
s bales CLOVES.
2o0 barrels Shore No. 3MACKEREL,
$50 -. Large MOB
Is . 3. No.2 :.
l57 half barrels Large No..
2Gqr -. No.2
$50 kills Large No.2
100 E. MOL
80 :. IATIBUT FINS;
50 e. TONGUES AND SOUNDS;
10 barrels Picked EEIS;
20 half barrels
900 boxes GOLDFISH;
5U =. MAGDALEN I1ERRINGS,
IS casks BIEACHED WINTER WHALE OIL;
& . .. SPERM :.
% barrels TANNERS srERM OIL;
3casks BOILED LINSEED OIL
IS barrels EMERY'S LARD OIL;
80 =. I.INCOLN'S SPERM OH.
100 boxes NEW BEDFORD Sperm;
50 =. CARTOONS;
% . =. =. COLD WAY;
100 =. AnAMANTTNE; CANDLES;
70 =. BOSTON MOULD
80 half chests PouCHoNGs. 4 ID papers;
100 :. an
l25 cases CANISTER IMPERIAL;
Is half chests IMPERIAL, various grades;
50 E. OOI.ONG,
10 :. GUNPoWDER; =.
go LIB boxes IMpEEIAI
$40 Glib
s
7o" ns'1 -.,,,r,,,,,tscr1,n.r ,cc.p rr,
wv "'"e9 4''' ''' " ~ ''' '''''
- c,,,r,, T. 1,u,v,y,c ro,p
wv - ,,.,,.r,,tr.,r1l,,r nrr.r -
"' ,.'.I,rl =, ,Tirur,
4' - " D' " " - ~
-,
s'r""
900 .. LiuerEey GIartware);
"P - small
lpo M"u.''''
=" - le" N"p'
~ h.t'e'S -'o'
~ nj -
20 II
lo' knS
l." DOS Hho'"'a
- Large 81 - ,-,.,,,.,,.
or ,no
10 casp, Guns JEI,I1ES and JAMS;
| IA spttFD roR,TEKs.
IA ,orral, e1Inprn1I,
! ,no ta,.,- observation-disclosures.
russo. st,TCED s.r.NUy.
| On, rrxas CI-RA s1NFS
|
| IAN I,n, ...-. .:. ~l,,r7,,
~ tt W. - . I,,'r.,IIr
~ "'' ',', ,U',,I I
r." +,,e,>,r-.,, cpI trrr,l
| A. ,,r,,r>-
20 20 no,.. s,,.rfo n r,:tn1,yncorrrr.
| ~ urnnL,, & 80, 3d.,
% 70 r' ,I "a: ,t r,''S'
~ nun ''''s NV ''> >N' '''''
- W. nI,,rr.
3 Eases No. i NuTMEGs;
| l5t, re;uns small STRAW PAPER:
| Z ccroous INDIGO:
10 lmrrel, New Za.e t2l-REASTs.
Per shIt, AtEdia Snow
| 81 half elects Extra i'Out{iONG;
or, 1io,D N;l,s YEAST pt,vDrRs sczs.
~ ,,.a ,y.;,,, -.
50 bags Superior Old JAVA COFFEE
--
30 & boxes Firginin Manufactured TOBACCO;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-17

AnI,ae jra;i,s the ensuing fall larger any
Ittrpean, entirely tts,owN MERITS for supports and
wife t"ny institutions in iIe South lierlly endowed by m
is IT,; INrERESI wel duty persons irntvd
Gca,e tirir rlyn in Them ANU s'
e. Al! persons attend until THEY perfectly SAT
APPLY THEREFOR
CLERKS and
Former pupils of this Institution nny be found in most Of The
IarEs and larre Houses of this city.
rzp- Good liourI can be had mt dollars per week
TEWNs-Laynbe i'll ADVANCE
s n ''Js o', not "nI p% @i" 81 90 q,
Toqua pro:" sS ri Tset iS 8 3"
MATHEW DErAnrNEST
As,Ira REV month 20 70
Geoneer3 mol'I ~ on
Surveying, per uont %
frh praci rs d instruinyn Pc: month 80 10
Dr inll
ss The ~ aii:ss:I ?; a:y mouth
"lI also TO speak Language grin'ulaicaly lessons
@oy o 'o c"sr ' ' s aiso t" VIII a s , Ts
tf arc Gfsiisd 10 circulars for letter. trn " 10
Gen Andrsw Iackson late rrs'lsnto The rnc1 States;
I@" T. os " We 1c Of @ E" !%* tcs
IT," . ''.: s " ,,S iSes'"r .. ' T""rsr
Hon, John e .c i;e Governor of tla1r1ma;
9ia s}. i ''S XII 1 $ s""ar S J. : Army
I:ev Dr. i,nbrin late president Of Oakland Goec
HON. HON. f:j%u '' t4 %:' T"s"r Of New Orleans;
Hon. ,, rho} ,;;s; u t tenton 4; a'e T. s. Senate
Rev. Rev. b. b. ' Whsaj, ry S"%'
Hou. r. c. ,WiekIin'', Governor Of Louisiana
Hon, ,fuet1,I Walker, late o
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AUCTION SALES.

WINTER CLOTHING, AMERICAN WHITE SHIRTS,
Bingham Umbrellas,
BY BLACHE It BEAUMONT.
MONDAY, the I7tI, inst, at 10 o'clock A.
20 Of %, 30 and % inch Bingham Umbrellas.
100 aossa H %si5Sss V Rs ss!t Shirts.
200 lots Winter Clothing such Pine Blanket Coats ard Pal
Jackets Black and Brown Cloth Dress and Frock Coats;
Cloth rans Hack sIE Satin cot Saline: and cassncre
N s ssnet saess Goa Guernsey FFoeks Denim Over
s1-T ERAls-AtsaIe. nl7g
SUCCESSION OF j. L. PRINs.
Stock Of Winter Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes
By BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Ancts
N sIr,}aAT &ist inst, at 10 o'ciock a. NJ. at
~ virtue q an order from The Honorable the Second District
viii be sod os" bearing Gate the h Oh November H
An extensive stock of Winter Clothing, Hats, Caps Boots,
I9es snrs etc. etc. belonging to the succession Of the late
na-TEEMs-Cah. ME stin1ol
SUCCESSION OF JOHN S. THACKEK DECEASED.
BY r. b. SYKES, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, the 2sd inst, at 1a o'clock NJ,
Gf ss Of er osa Git od e the SnS
perty, belonging to said succession
10 Drays with Harness and License.
ET-TERMS-Cash.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN s TnACEER, DECIDE
PAR r. b. SYKES, Encan'eur.
- n NOVeT1Dfe SSn, n ll1luf. on
" Ia residence le DECIDE,
Celeste lmr ACCOMPLISHMENTS par ordre de lie
Honorable ACCOMPLISHMENT de Nouvele Orleans lie
prDprictc .rirHnt nppartcnant d cete sUccet hon-
q Mules
10 Draya' lharnois elicence.
Pour nl4 % q -
SUCCESSION OF JOHN S. THACkER, DECEASED.
BY r. B. SYKES, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, Dec. 18TH, at IL O'Clock M, t
Banka Arcade order Of the Honorable Second District
Court Of New Orle will be sold the following slaves belong
ing 0 said succession, viz
Boy ANDERSON JONES aged q years;
Boy HENRY WELLS, aged 30 years.
kc Of ale before ID. l. Ricardo notary public, the
pense Of the purchaser.
EE-TERMS-i;as.
SUCCESSION DE JOHN S. THACkER, DECIDE
PAR K. b. SYKES.
TEUDI, Decembre IS, midi, nous ferront Ia
Arcade, ordre de Honorable Gour de lie % Ar
Nouvelle Orleans appa
successon-
lie garc0u ANDERSON JONES, age q ans.
HENRY WELLS, age 81 ans
Acte dc devant .. Ricardo nOtaire pubqe
la dcuelse de l'achceur.
Pour AL die IL IL
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p1S"Thc bark Gen. Warren, Il. +. Clifford,
master from Philadelphia Is dikchargins her cargo
Post IL First District. CnnsinacS attend
III" receipt Of their goods the evee, otherwise they will be
stored at their cNrc'se and risk.
W HYNSOE T.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO HIRE IMMEDI ArElY-TlIRrE GOOD
w steady Mgr" Men, that will work iy
city. Apply " M. a New Lcvrr III. Il
MiS'EE1s-NN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, WHO can
w produce uneNcetiolAhe references and who present
holds lucrative and responsible situation in the
ssnp, wishing to remove 10 the city OF New Orleans desires
situation Book Clerk of Steamboat. Clerk
Bank Insurance Office Principal Of School or College
Apply by letter. post ptld NIATOR. Office If
NJ ANTE D-SITU ATIONS As TEACHERS; by a '.d.
" die aged gctlcnlR teach English branches i'll hnol
or family. BY Young lady, alENr situation. tsu iy
young lady al; cNlmrir~et Teacher OF Mnsc They would en-
Separately would open school it proper location
should offer, Address l.. NJ. n, this office.
{NANTED-t'ASTGR BEANS AND FLAX SEED IN
W lots for which the highest market price will be paid.
l.. j. WEBSTER,
au22 }n Corner Magazine and Iaf,vttte Streets