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Deer cssGgs-Ouerc0aEs.
Complimentary Correspondent


To li,. and Mrs Barney Williams
The undersigned frpd having heard with regret that it ia
your the Europe cannot
you without rendering appreciation
high consideration each ents for They therefore
complimentary benefit at such shall
convenen. to you.
Wishing safe and aud trusting shall
pleasure again welcoming you among
spectiully your fIiendr,
Hon. John l.. L,via, FL Lsmsden,
Henry Forno, Hon. A. Ctessn,p,
Gerard Stith, John Leslie, Jr.,
Ches. D. Dreux, Chaa. Callahan,
j. A. Bensadon, D. c. Johnston,
John l. Daniels. j. AcClare,
VIM. Andry, Antoine Dlbpc,
S. ii. Todd, jules CsEsard,
James F. Otis, VIM. A. Beecher,
Hail Il Hildreth Gen. D. CToran.
Col. W. S. Campbell, Msj H. ]. Ranney,
Hon. JaF H. Caldwell, Thos. Mcclellan
T. T. Murray, n haratche.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, Tan. 9, 1856. +
GBNIHMRsYour kind favor rendering wife and sell cmpli
men.ary Benefit received. reply only regret that
with the and vors
literally extended by the citizens of New
leans Wa have been eemr mened far beyond humble ability
from the first had tho honor
pesrug your city. We greatly Debtors
in which hope to BY assuring
| feel deeply grateful.
We with pride aud pleasure kind and liberal
would name with Saturday evening January
| 18th, for the Benefit.
gained good opinion gentlemen
compose your compliment that will be iadslbly
| stamped upou memory.
With Ugh respect, gentleman humble
| BARNEY WILLIAMS.
To Lewis, A. D. Ctomau, j. H. Caldwell, W. s.
Campbell Henry Fcrno, W Becher Gerard t
DON Andry Cassard c. Callahan, Otis,
| dreth snd othsrr. ianll 2p2t
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Jacob Mercer, q bill for whose pardon was re-
Gently before the Georgia Legislature, died a
suicide in Stewart county jail on the 2lst ult.
the day he was to have been executed, The
poison is supposed to have been given by his
wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

General shankland has been sent by the
Free State men Of Kansas to superintend their
interests at Washington. He arrived on the I'd
inst. -
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S. f.. ]. TRABuE y arrangements made the
steamer g. grabue connects at FieksbaEs with the
steamer Home Yazoo Oily, and also at the same place
connects with the steamer aid for Greenwood and lie
ore taking freight through With dispatch and at through
rates Smith IL New Leyee street, is the agent.
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gas~ 4 meeting Of the members Of the Ameri-
Party residing Representative District between
Julia aad Til h Streets will place hetr room, No.
Basiu, SATURDAY EVENING NEN the lah ins oel0ct
Every member requested he present. business OF importance
will be transacted, JAMS I'd
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Uniformly E0eV.
NO DEVIATION FROM MARKED PRICES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING.
ALFRED .HU.NR OE s. co.,
60 MAGAZINE STREET, 81
Are exhibiting unusually extensive
sorsment OF
sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING,
To they attention purchasers. Annexed
tia list:
Blaek Colored CIoth Dresa and Frock COATS;
BUSINESS COATS, suits to match, vatiet; Of coioI5i
BEAVER YER FRocKs, very fine;
PILOT CLOTH COATS IN every style and quality;
CATELOEILNs, TALAAS, CLoAKs, and
MONTE CHRl6TGS
B0ULEYARDS Of Pilot Cloth and SHORT SACS
psts PANTALGos all the various kinds.
VESTS BLACK and Coored, Of the following goods
SATIN SILK,
CASHMERE,
VELVET and CASSMERs.
FURNISHING GOODS
A sPLgNDID AssoRT aIENT.
would AJAX particular attention stock Of SHIRTS
Keeping assortment, enabled to fit ali
ahes Of leck and length Of arme.
| BOYS AND CtHDREN'S CLOTHING,
In all variety good men,
that the Boys Clothing by the
ba found in every Particular in New Orleans.
AM ony AGENTS New Orleans Of the UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the bale their INDIA
RUBBER GOODS Goodyea PATENT among
Cotton Picking Coat Apron CaPo and Cloth make
same Beds Pillows, Cashioaa Caps Carriage Hospital
Cloth, Legsius description o. COATS made By
Clerks speaking Spanish languages always
| tendance
| Eg- NO TROUBLETO SHOW GOODS.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
[ iazs9p6t SA MsEasipe 'trset, corner of Gravisr
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DRowSED.--On Thursday night, January Sd,
by the of Michael msgner, by falling off q
wood-fat near McaIillan's woodward, Alabama river
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For Louis VILE The fine steamer Antelope,
Capt Brown having been delayed in her departure
Louisville, will put ont OF the usual hour this evening
Msssrs Betterton Kees No. 90 Tehoupitouas street
arc the agents.
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REessa OUeG

FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
pin.s, constantly hand which equal the beat that
hia MARKET
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING ard STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES,
BRA IES:
SAZERC, vintage l7a 1905 other trauGs
WHISKY,
OF all daacriptions-scoch, Irish, Rye Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts.
On hand my usual Of hs beat WINES and LIQUORS
Market which will be sold oth2
house in the city
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
sptf RoTa ptreet,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY.

RIVER.
B. e CLARK, Lodwick master, at O'Clock. T. B Smith
II New Levee, and Lewis snapp & Co., 81 Front at
agents.
ALABAMA
Post Boy Roberts, master, o'clock. Lewis Snapp Co.,
agents.
OHIO RIVER.
AVondale Hoople master: O'clock John E. Hyde s
Co., agents.
J. G. Fremont Stockdale, MASTER O'Clock. J. E. Hyde 4
Co, Go Poydras street, agents.
Persia, Robinson master, at O'Clock John E. Hyde &
Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
Antelope Brown master, at O'Clock Beteron Keefe,
20 Tchoupitoulas street, agents.
M1ssIsslPPI.
Ingomar, Capt. McDonough at u o'clock George ".
Shaw Il Co., "a Poydras street, T. B Smith IL New
Levee street; and John z. Hyde & Co., 6s Poydras
street, agents.
8. F. J. Trabue White, MASTER at o'clock T. B Smith,
u New Leyee agent.
Naschez Leathers, master O'Clock Carroll pritchard
s Co., Union Row, IS Csrondeet street, agent.
TEHaEssEE
Eastport, Harrison master, IL o'clock, NJ L. snapp &
Co, 81 Front street, agents,
Midas, Brown, master, o'clock Lewis Snapp Is Co.. 81
81 Front street, agent
CUMBERLAND
Nashville Bespyder master, O'Clock. Richard Nix
on, 6 Carondelet street, agent.
oUAcHITA RIVER.
Camden Jennings, master, at o'clock E conery, and
front street, agent.
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace master, O'Clock. john E
Hyde Co., agents
WHITR AND RIVER.
National Mchanus master, at o'clock Lewis snapp X
Co., 81 Front street, agents.
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%&~ Steamship Texas arrived last night from
Vera Cruz having encountered heavy n E. gale the
10th, and did not the s. W bar until the 18th at
II o'clock, 4. II: Also, weather foggy.
The British bark Dagger arrived at Vera Cruz from Lv
erpooI Dec. "a and the 18th vent ashore during
heavy Northern Vessel total less Cargo all saved and
but slighty damaged
The American brig Nemiphor, Campbell, master from
New York, disobarsing when the Texas left.
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BETGtChMs0kimgs

.%-J SSOV9VVV ESN
Esss9sTauee5 KEaUasatg EoEGsa Lottery
TIE BEST SCHEME EVER OFFERED.
Southern Military Academy
L TT E RY.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
CLAss'I.
TO BE FEBY Ill., 1856, IN THE CITY OF MoNTGOM.
ER8, ALA,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$50, 900.
Will be distributed according the following
UyNSURPASS .ABLLE SCHEMEt!!
ONE THOUSAND PRIzEs!!!
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
One Prize to every Ten Tickets
S h e m e:
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
1000 Prizes 800 Approximation Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The pstro7s Lottery having erens
with have again tho with the
difference that there great many prize formerly
E5- Prico Of TicketE-Wholes, $40; Halves So Quar-.
ters So so.
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days in
bEs Of paying Banks without
tion Of tn Ticket drawing ne Prize.
w Bs of all solvent Banks par. All Communications
strictly confidential
SAArL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
JAMIE hiontEomer Ala
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gaS- A meeting Of the members Of the Ameri-
Party OF the Frat ws First District will be held at the
NyaiOs TeEpchers Streets SATURDAY EVENING at
~ O'clock which ine election of officers viii take place.
ianID
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CoTroN. The receipts Of cotton for the week,
from saturday morning 9th met up to last evening
EsEe 81, Tas bales. -. ~.
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THE AcTING MONKEYS. The continued in
cemency Of the weather nterfered with the extensive
preparations now making at the Pelican for the first ap
these wonderful little comedians from natures
forests We pleased TO notice the fact thousands
of our citizens awaiting the opportunity to visit this
rare and novel exhibition, combining meo-dramatic,
pantommic and circus performances in imitation Of the
faramed yaulters and riders; both male and female
clowns eto also many spectacles Of dramatic and mill
tar5 character The sight Of these little connecting links
between the human and brute creation dressed in the
costumes Of many who Btrut their brief hour upon tbs
stegen would be enough, presume to ll the house.
Independent of their admirable side play etc. They
make their first appearance at the Pelican theater on
Monday evening next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

On the LIST inst. en- insane man named San
ford, killed two men in Woodbridge, CT, with
an axe One of the victims was found with his
head cut entirely off.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

{ On the % inst, the steamer Charleston, run
ming between Georgetown and Charleston, col
lapsed her boiler when 8 short distance outside
Of Georgetown bar, by which accident four me-
gro passengers belonging to Jas. K. Munnerlyn,
Of Georgetown, who, with his family, was on
board, were scalded--two very severity. The
Nina after the accident and toWed to George
town EG @.-.5. "-- y
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The steamer Star of the West, at New York,
which brought the first consignment of gold
from Nicaragua, on Saturday, also brought two
gentlemen, who came, it is said, for the purpose
Of forthwith providing suitable machinery for
the full development Of the new mines. The
well known DR.. Collyer, the lecturer, is said to
be concerned in this new gold speculation. i
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. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans city Of New OreanH. !
Be IT REMEMBERED That tho sh January 1855 before me-
eubscrioe Of the Peace and for the Aforesaid
personally appeared W. H. Garland President r. L. Robertson Vice
President, md l. N Philips Treasure of the Louisiana saynse
Company Orleans who duly according toaw
that the u md true and
Transcript tho books of the aid Company.
W. Fl. GARLAND, President.
RICHD l.. ROBERTSON Vice President.
/. N. PHILIPS, Treasurer.
Subscribed tobsfore hi. ath day Of January
jaul0 6. c. NJ BRADFORb, j. Z.
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BALL An TIRE ORLEANS THEATER. The ball at
the Orleans heater which occurred evening before last
as not largely attended BY reason Of the incemenoy
OF the weather as could have wished or as WAS to
have been expected The floor was, nevertheless, well
allied, the music excellent the dances we'll chosen
and those who there enjoyed themselves hap
PLY and pleasantly than they could have done had every
quarter been crowded The high reputation and fashion
Of the balls given at the Orleans out of
ths nicely and precision Of the arrangements attending
then-naye increased annually insonuch that they
are Synonymous to all with beauty, melody and social
amusement in the highest development. s@
The next ball will be given Of the same place and in the
same style on Tuesday evening. the 18th. All who
able to attend should strive to doso. zs3
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81 BusIsEss - There was not much attention
given yesterday out Of door transactions The clouds
watched I'd observe the least sign Of clearing mp
but rained and raned and has been raining for thirty
sx hours about steadily 50 the most thirsty could de-
sire although it has not raned heavily Yet business
has been suspended MI but the Of notes
matters were attended to promptly. Ak i5
There is q most excellent demend for waterproof ma
teral and umbrellas, and learn friends Munroe
Go. are running Of their stock at rapid rate.
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g Mr.. AND MRs. BARNEY WILLIAMS BENEFIT. -
THE complimentary dence between number Of
gentlemen Of this city and MI. and Mrs Ba-aey
Who At present playing an engagement ut the ST.
Charles theater may be found in another column The
gentlemen whose appended to the letter learn
ing 81 their intention to visit Europe, offer them
plimentary benefit IL reply to which, Mr. Villains has
designated the present evening and there cannot be any
doubt that there will be large audience present to con-
gatulate them upon their past and wish them
favorable reception on the other side Of the water
" Those who desire to secure commodous seats should
apply hesmes as the house will undoubtedly be well
dlled BY the combined attractions Mr. and Mrs. vii
q liams, MI. Haokett and the Campbeil Minsrels
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MoIsT 1t could hardly be- said that
the heayens opened last evening but that they
left ejar and thereby deprived Of portion of the
aud intended future use most
There steady sprink which filled esterns
CUTTERS washed the face and prepared il for
that baptism Of sunshine are looking hopefully for
ward To- Should our favor have been spread over the
upcountry, steamboat will have opened into
this bayous and wherever slaekwaer navigation
Ii now practiced under difficulty 3E Sys
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(5oTToN The receipts for twenty four hours
ending ats O'Clock last evening were By the Natchea
Ficksburg, 1925 bales piota from Alexandria 1oA5
Red River from DArbone, NJ. Greenwood from va
200 river l492 sherman from Tensas 552; Louisa from
ouachita river Ingomar from Memphis 1854 Total
4 IT3 bales.
The intelligence regarding the rivers is very unfayor
able for rise The Ouachita and Red ryegs low and
the Mississippi above atchaz ID reported to be falling
seyere cold was moderatng last night, but whether
the storm is not the Of great storm North
ward we learn r. is useless TO there never
such before for there has been and
be againe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12

THE MAILS The Northern and Eastern
mails came toleraby regular they
keep from to three days behnd schedule time. w
however thankful fol- the small faVors which we
yesterday in receiving dates from Boston ct the
ID, from New York philadelphia and Baltimore OF tho
4h, and nothing from Y is about tins
WI ahould receive dancs of the new contract
hence t. Cairo I which to haTs gone into effect
te 1st inst our latest dates from st. Louis are to
the 31st ut Perhaps the Iaos Railroad 10 covered
suoyy and ics which about bad low water
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After two days trial in Dublin, Rev. Vladi-
mir Petcherine vas acquitted Of the charge Of
burning volume of the Holy scriptures. Ii
was proved that number of so-called immoral
works were delivered up to the redemptorist
fathers stationed at Kingston, near Dublin, and
that of these the accused had made o bonfire in
front Of the chapel on the 9th Of November, in
the presence of q large crowd. bible was
| among the books there burnt, but there was no
evidence that Father Petcherine knew that it
was there, or that he had any intention of bring
ing the Protestant version into contempt.
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Clothing .Taaea3fGc GOq'y,
IRWIN & FORNO, -"3
... 10 Camp Street,
Are cutting and making TO order
Ha"I .' s.r.. CLOTHING,
OF every description.
Also, READY MADE CLOTHING, and GENTLEh!EN's FUR
NIsHISG GOODS on hard ian1 9p9w
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CA9'1'OfltO8e HOfego
This resorso to the city only twenty MN
uts ride the half hour to and om-havng been
thoroughly repaired painted newly furnished ia open
10 public patronage.
k Families single gentlemen ommodaei with board
and pesean. fooma, or board only.
E Dinner will be served ORDER the shortest notice.
The choicest des.i Of the season. together with Wines and
Liquors. will DO rived to all patrons.
ian5 2ptf c. II. HORTON. Proprietor.
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- The officers Of the steamer Washington
CITY hare our thanks for late Cincinnati papers.
The clerk Of the steamship Texas has thanks ter
E#sbiging attentions to this Office
are under obligations to tie clerk Of the steamer
Gem for late Memphis fayors The boat arrived at
late hour II the evening and he did US the courtesy Of
Y Forwarding tho latest papers TO Us. ssS III
The clerk The steamer Linda will accept our thanks
Il Ior i recent Shreveport paper.
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the action of the Pennsylvania committee from the
commencement of the deliberations unto the conciu
SION and which is clearly set forth in their hlla
address to the American people. They we're strohsV
tempted. Never was an executive commhtee 50
tempted before. Never was a committee surfouhoeu
by so many difficulties, embarrassments ana aule'
ments BY yielding to temptation they might i"'e
secured beyond even a remote contingency, ohe'ia'i
of the electoral votes of the Keystone STATE lor NIL
Fillmore. But. they withstood temptation they con-
temned aurements they would accept none Vi VIC
nronoS;tions of tbe enemies of our common country
t,cv might have reapcd certain profit by bargaining
with the Freesoilers but they would not by enter
nr into an unloly and unnatural combination with the
foes If the South the Constitution and the Union,
they could beyond the possibility OF doubt nave cur
| red Mr. Buclanans native State against him. CINE
Southern people should bear these telling 1acts III
mind when they go to vote. " Acts speak louder
than words.') But did they? 1t is useless to ask
the question: They planted themselves on the ROCK
of the Constitution they ranked their serted lies III
defence of the Union of their orcahers, III defence
of the last resting place Of freedom on COPS earh
and whether they triumph fall, they will triumph
honoraby or fall honorahy. Friend and toe Will we
in showerinc plaudts upon them for their noble and
single hearted patriotism.
In conclusion we subjoin the spitetul remarks OF
that arch enemysofthe Soutl-Horee Greeley-upoh
the foregoing address. They show how the New YORK
Tribune hates the action Of the Pennsylvania Fillmore
Executive Committee. Southerncrs, take heed Says
the New York Tribune
We beL. readers mark how completely filmoen IL
nore the Of Kansas the revival Of ie Missouri restc
ton with Ry and every calculated t" redress iG
wrong in the passage Of the NeaSkh b
execution Of its provisions Cnio saving OF the low
by the surrender OF Liberty and Jnclct
this idea Let the people remember inns III
| their nIps
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american nominations.


american Nominations.
FOR PREsTDEET:
WILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
ANDW. JACKSON DONEI4SON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELEC TORS:
FIRST DISTRICT:
j. Il. WILKINS Jr.,
OF r1AGuEMlNEs.
sUBsTITUTE:
Hon. EoRG e usTEs, Jr.
SECOND p1sTRlCT
GLENDY BURKE,
OF ORLEANS.
BsT1TUTE:
II. ~. SUM NElSs.
THIRD DISTRICT:
Il. G. TEEIH0 I'D AUX,
OF fEEEEaoSNE:
BsTITUTE:
FERtsU GA RIDE NE. +
FOURTH D1sTH!cr
PRESTON FOND, Jr,,
or Est FEliclAaA
BsTITUTE:
". 5. z u w ARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN E. KING,
Of ST. LANDRY.
suETs1TrTE:
ADGL Z =. COCO.
SIXTH D.sTEICr
PETER ALEN ~ N ID Il IL,
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The Testimonial to Miss Dye.

Our readers already know that few weeks ago
the Fillmore Rangers in their galantry subscribed to
testimonial, in the shape Of bracelet, to be pre-
scented to Miss Elizabeth Dye, of Newport, Ky; That
Young lady having personated Louisiana in the cere-
monial of union between the North and South, which
took place on the Ohio river, opposite CINCINNATI, on
the occasion of the great national demonstration
there.
We have the pleasure of stating that the bracelet is
completed and that we inspected it last evening 1t
is of verify the most beautiful thing that was ever
intended for ladys arm; and if the fair recipient
does not 90 into ecsacics Of joy and pride when she
first beholls it and it, we are no Judge OF te
male nature. No iewelcr, VIC believe, ever wrought
the emblems of his State and nation i'll complete
and charming a manner
The band of the bracelet is Of gold made to repre-
sent two sugar-ctnes Joined together. The cluster
consists of pelican in her nest, feeding her young,
worked in gold in most exquisite manner, and sur
rounded by two cottouplants, their stems crossing
beneath the nest, and their tops mingling over the
pecan's head. The stocks of the plants are worked
in gold and green enamel the leaves also in green
and the blossoms the cotton buds, and the ripe hos,
are in gold and green enamel with diamond set i'll
each Flowing from beneath the cotton plants, and
folding gracefully round the sugar-canes are two
American flags one on each side. The flags are
worked in enamel, the stripes being red and white;
the union deep blue, and the stars gold, with dit
mond set in each. There are thiryfour diamonds IN
all, and the cost of the bracelet is $500 Altogether
the jewel is chef d'Gurrc OF design and execution
which charms upon close inspection and daZZles at
distance and as an evidence at once Of the gaantly
aud mechanical genius Of New Orleans, may chat
lcnge comparison with the world. The inscription
intended for the bracelet could not he put on it with
out marring its beauty; so it will be engraved on &
silver plate in the lid of the box.
The job was conidcd to Messrs. Hyde N Goodrich
the we'll known jewelers. at the corner OF Canal ant
Royal streets, and was executed by the hands OF Mir
Simon their head workman. Many q more costly
article has been turned out at that famous e2tlb
! lshncnt, but nothing more beautiful. 1t will he
on exhibition at the store to-day; and after that
us soon as reliable conveyance can be obtained, !
will be forwarded to its fair (and we doubt not beau
ttuD donee. Long may she live to cherish the beau
tilu present. and thank the lucky chance that D2adt
her the representative of Iouisiana fOrof the thirty
one young ladies who represented the States on tina
| memorable occasion, Miss Dye SO far as we Know, l.
the only one who has been gulantly cOTnpi!Rcntcd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

yorERs. REGISTER YOURSELVES THE registry of:
fee will close for the Presidential election, as required
by law, three days before the election 50 That the
unregistered part Of the voting community have four
days-until Friday next at three oclook-ett to make
up for lost time. The registering has been compara-
lively brisk for few days past and the total number
up to yesterday afternoon was II OBJ Bear in mind
Americans that the law is nperatice-thaf you can
not vote without having registered your names in
proper form.