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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

Tho moment tho carriage containing Mr.. FILLMORE on.
tered tie Eascrn gate 81 tbs Park Tho arloy thunder.
ed salue of hundred guns aud the thousands
upon thousands cougregated there rent the air With their
shouts Arriving at the espalade, Me- Flnore descend
ed fem The carriage and faced the Washington Continent
al Guards who bad entered ahead Of the procession, and
formed line In front Of the city Hall The Guards then
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

Up Broadway, around Union Square, down Fourth
Avenue the Bowey and Chatham street to the Park
one continued triumphant ovation II seemed ~ II one
cheer commenced AZ che St. Nicholas aud continued ro
hug onwad getting strength aud volume ~ IL proceeded
nutil the cOitege reached tc Park Tic Laarge HOus,
windows aud roof thronge with lides and gay will
banners aud streamcrs. The New York Hotel seemed
alive viii its fair guests who bowed NJ FILLMORE joyD
welcome, while the gentlemen from the back ground
Numbered out the beartiest cheers The vs.
repeated ~ Aston Place Hotel Holdrcdge's Hotel UnOt
Place Hotel aud every public building the route
Aud 20 h continued 10 The Park. Hundreds Of boqnct
thrown into the carriage by The ladie and niaul
elegant baskets aud Wreaths sent h the barOucs
at one time being nearly hed with these elegant and fra
graut testimonials Of admiration qnd attachment Mr.
Fillmore seemed moch affected by thYc demonstration
the part OF liz friends and bowed Ms hearties, thHnk
n them icing received With cheer upon cheer, whenever
he rose from his scat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

A early az haifpast nine O'Clock strong detarhmen
OF the police cleared Broadway, above the st. Nicho
Hotel and shortly afterwards the clubs commenced ara
wing in the street. aud they took the place ia open
der Broadway, right resting Spring street. they
loudly rered hy the crowd chat lined the sidewalks
tbronged every window 10 the street Each club a.
arrived, took up position assigned by the Grand Ma
shall and saluted by the bands and banners Of tho
already on the ground
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

The call for II Fillmore mass meeting at Claiborne
Market, last night, was responded to with the usual
alacrty and the markct-housc was filled with mixed
asSemblage of the Fillmore and the residents gen
orally of that neighborhood.
Warritk Martini Esq, made the first address. He
took for his text the famous saying OF Jackson that
" the Union must and shall be preserved !; and after
portrayng the greatness of the Republic and showing
that that greatness is owing to union alone, he pro-
ceeded to show up tile disunion tendencies Of the
Democratic party--ts freesoiiism in the North and
its seccssonism in the South. He then argued the
complete oneness and nationality of the American
party, North and South, and the invincibty of its
leader, Alillard Fillmore. He spoke f0r an hour or
more, and concluded amidst shouts of applause.
Col. Field being loudly called for, took the stand
next He discussed the present position Of affairs
with his usual vigor and telling effect, and aroused
cheers at every sentence. When he concluded the
meeting adjourned and Jordans band being present,
the mass of the crowd followed it Off in procession,
and in passing along Camp street honored our office
with the customary cheers, well as cheers for the
Union press of New Orleans and for Fillmore and the
Union.
The disadvantage Of holding meeting in 4 market
house was apparent last night. All tile boys Ill the
vicinity, as Il matter of course, were on hand and
the noise which boys will make, Oh any occasion, ii
spite of all restraints rang in the market with sucl
effect as to drown the voices of the speakers at times
1t was q nuisance which could not be prevented
so VIC would suggest, if any more market meeting
are held that the speakers stand be placed at tht
end in the open air. where the echoes Of the market
house may not accumulate over the speakers head
and drown their voices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
q E EFT u -A- R- X.

HEAD QUARTERS CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
q. d. .=.-..... . New Orleans, Oct a. 1856. )
AT special meeting Of the Continental Guards held this eve
ming the following report of special committee composed OF
nriyntcs s. G. Risk r. Murray and John b. Leee was read,
unanmou sly adopted and ordered to be published:
Once more grim messenger OF ike ComanderinChiel
Of all men has called from ranks another member OF osr
column to erve eternal army of peace aud blcsseness
The solemn trump Of Death has waited the funeral drge Of
our departed BROTHER CHARLES CALLAHAN, who fell in
Nicaragua To the members Of the Continental Guards he was
known as one original and active members. From the
first preliminary assembling Of few who conceived the oTg
zation such corps in city, until the time OF his aepar
c to the Rcpubco Nicaragua he served the efficient Sec
reary and advocate of duties and onr honor Is 1t
not lust then that we his brothers in should testify that
in tile actual service he engaged know his hand did never
oakno troubled bsod through his pale face was seen to
come and 20 with tidings from the heart, hut
.. ''Aidng, aunating all,
Where foe appeared to press, or friend total,
Cheers every voice, and waves or strikes his steel,
Inspiring hop. himself had ceased 10 feel
That his death corps has Qht AN eminent ana
worthy member aud freedoms received noble anu hoy
sacrifice. ,r..,
Rtsorei That in his departed worth and memory
our color arms and urlnory he clothed in mourning Tor the
space thirty days and that each member wear the usual
badge for the time. ,..
IY. BIER Secretary. 90 -0h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
ID T T. ID c

Friday morning 24,h inst y. O'Clock, A. q. BLOtk
aed 10 yeurs soi Of Zma Mlda Block Of Cape Girar
dean, Mo. 8@ ?"
His friends and those of the family respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral service this evening" 18th ins at ~ O'Clock
F. NJ from the residence of j. W. Demarcst, No. la3 Ani
citation street between Race und Robin Streets
RS-St. Louis and Cape Girardcan papers please copy
On Friday morning at ~ O'Clock, ROBERT nRADEY,
aod As years native the Parish OF Msddletow, county
Cork Ireland resident Of this city for the last nineteen
years. ~.
His friends and acqutnances invited 10 attend his funeral
this afternoon 18th ins O'Clock, from his late residence
on Msrfalene street (late Clara rerido street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
En- 9l'urctE Check Books

81 \ r I q n Il + S II \ l. l.
Nos. Oh Camp street and Bank Place.
Just opened, fine 0sso' 0neut Of ENGRAVED CHECK
BOOKS Ill Tho iferei! Banks Of the ctyIyEcu styles
printed supefne paper wiki wide raHrSiu;one'
thing Superior
AL&O-
PRINTED CHECKS all The Bauks--pruttI CT TG fciio
post and fiat cap pEpers, iuo ,l quac, a: 70 five
tNirv5 thek I2r sale Al moderate prices by
D. FELT Il STETSON,
General Sil,jrncrs,
Printers G0d Blank Book Manufacturers,
oct sp3t No. ii Camp scecf,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

Ho! FOR NICARAGUA All those who have regis
tered their Names and all others desiring to emigrate
to Nicaragua, are referred to the card OF Col John
4. Jaquess, in another column. The staunch steam
ship Tennessee will leave for San Juan de Nicaragua
precisely at o'clock on Monday morning Here is
a splendid opportunity afforded for reaching the
modern land of promise.
The checks for passage for those who have regis
tered their names can be obtained at the office, "a
Exchange Place, and emigrauts who have not regis
tered can also there be accommodated. Immediate
attention on the part Of those Interested is requested
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Tables of ErCfadg3a T e.

8 ~ 4 I'll O N E r S H \ L l. :.
81 Camp street and Bank Place.
~ ARIES OF EXCIIANGE-For converting Sterling into Cur
rency and Currency into Sterng from par to l2s
cent premium, increasing by - of per cent; in which
The of every part of the pound progressing by
penny all the different rates of exchange, is given at
sight Third edition. By Joseph NJ. Price
-ALS0-
CLEyEI4ANn'S EXCHANGE TABLES; OATES, ROW
I.ETT'S and PRESTONS INTEREST TABLES, COT
TON TABLES, ADVANCE TABLES, etc. For sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General SatonerS,
o2a 2r3t Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
housekeeping sR1'ftCgese


choice selection of PLATED GOODS, such full sets Of
TEA SERVICE, CAKE BASKETS, CRUET FRAMES. BUT
TER COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS, MANTEL AND CHAM
Der CANDLESTICkS, EPERGNES PRESERVE STANDS
etc. etc. .--
From nannactory in the ctythe largest stock in
the South and guaranteed of STANDARD PURITY consist.
ing in part, of TEA SETS, TRAYS, PITCHERS, URNs,
SALT STANDS, GoBLETs, CUPS, SPOONS and FORKS,
in every style and ut moderate prices.
Table Cutlery.
article of Ivory Ilaudled Pinned and Balanced
KNIVES low price, made expressly for in Europe.
Also the finer kinds from the most celebrated Sheffield
factories.
Lamps.
SOLAR AND NODERATEUR-A beautiful assortment Of
tEe latter Bronze Glass and Porccanpan richly dec
Grated
Mantel and ParIor Orn a,nents.
CANDELABRAS AND VASES, GROUPS AND STATU.
ETTES-Of Bronze Porcelain and Parian Ware.
Complete sets of FRENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SER
VICE hand and ordered with each piece, Of pat
terms to suit any taste
Clocks.
In great variety and at prices varying from S25 Sl50a
warranted G GOD TIME KEEPERS. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
noI 1ntf Canal and ROyul
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

n5 The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued thls A 1norn'hs'
contains all the latest information received ioresn
and DOMESTIC by mail and telegraph together WIN
great amount Of valuable and interesting miscellaneous
matter. al Id. 1, 4, .
Persons wishing to obtain copies Tor inc nail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers At tle
Office No. 10 Camp street or ct 2. Morgan oooh-
store, adjoining the Post Office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Fillmore ESuIgrcrS.

4 GRAND MASS MEETING Of the Fillmore Rangers will
be held on SATURDAY, EVENING 25, inst at o'cacH,
WASHINGTON SQUARE, Third District.
Hon. GEORGE EuSTIS Jr will a'dscs The meeting.
Al the citizens Of New Orleans and vicinity, we'll as tie
Clubs, are invited to attend
E. T. PARKER, President.
II. X. HOWELL, Secretary. o,4 2p2t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
and Furnishing Goods.

Clothing 0aatg gE'ssrasisEstaeg Goods.
ALFRED NIUNROE & CO.,
No. 34 MagazIue street, corner Of Gravicr,
NEW ORLEANS,
Call the attention of all wanting MEMS, BOYS and CIII-
DREN'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, RUBBER
CLOTHING etc. the complete assortment in store.
They we'll satisfied house i'll New Orleans can make any
thing like the showing.
The PLATFORM is still and will ever be adhered to-
"sIIOCLD ANY D1SS ATISF ACTION EXIsT AFTER TIE
PURCHASE OF GOODS. THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED. y
Tie above has been long established principle with the
above house, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
BLACK and COLD CLOTH DRESS ard FROCK COATS
OFFICE COATS BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH.
Overconts.
FUR, ST. NICHOLAS. SEBASTOP0I, NALAE0FF;
RAGLAN, NIGER HEAD, REAL ENGLISH BEANEE;
KERsEY, PILOT, BLANKET EXTRA LONG PILOT;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL. RIBBED SACKS AND FRoCNa.
PnntaIoons.
FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF CASHMERE AND DOE
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
SATINET.
BLACK and COLoRED the following description Of goods
Velvet Figured and Plain, Silk Figured and Plain, Cloth
E,nbroideed Cashmere, Cashmere, White N"rseiIles,
| Italian Cloth, Bombazinc, etc.
Furnishing Goods.
| ALL LINEN SHIRTS; COTTON; LINEN BOSONS, COL
LARS AND WRISTBANDS:
| SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
| CO1ORED ALL WOOL SHIRTS
| MERINO SHIRTS AND RAWtRS-WhiIc and Eolored;
| COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
| HALF IlOSE-Stipad, Gray and White Sierinoi
-. E. White Striped and Brown Cotton.
Complete assortment Of GLOVES
A complete assortment Of
BOTS' AN D CHILDREN'S NL0THfN|.
| ID
Cashmere Clcll Black and Colorcd FROCkS, VESTS am
pASTAIO0NS.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
INDIA RI BBGR CLUTUI%G-+Alt kinds.
Cushions Beds Pillows and Carriage Clot n!Aactnred b.
tie Union Company.
Every article nl|y guaranteed and sold ri factors prices
ALFRED MUNROE a. CO.,
CO.. 2pttAlW 81 Magazine street, cqrnet GraNier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
C0E&Osa SGassasEiseQ Paper.


eta Cd M Es r. Is IT a Il Il
@ Nos. 81 Camp street and Bank Place. 4
Just receiving, large stock Of COTTON sAMPL1NG
PAPER.
WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPERS on hand, and BLU
PAPER FOR SHOWING SAMPLES. For sale by
d. FELT & STETSON,
t.-r 4. General Statoners,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
o24 2p3t az #5@'@l&ss '1t No. "a Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

LIVINGSTON & Co.'S NICARAGUA ExPREss.-We
understand that the office of the. above Express will
be kept open on Sunday for the purpose of atordng
facilities for those who have letters or packages to
forward to Nicaragua. All letters will be forwarded
to their destination promptly letters and packages
taken for Greytown This Express is 50 managed
that letters viii not be detained at Granada. The
letter bag wiiibe closed at halEpast o'clock Mon
day morning.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
SfufEO,ees's' .EE0gg :

SE(tEkOSeeS'S> kEGn
DAVID FEIr HENRY 6. STETSON
New York New Orleans.
d. T 1, L T. & 5 L Z r $ o n,
NO. ii CAMP STREET AND NO. : BANK PLACE,
General Statiouers- Job Printers,
-&ul-
BLANK BOOK NiNLFACTGRERS.
Keep constantly hand large and we'll selected sock OF
PAPER-Pnet Plain Folio Post; Fooscap Packet Post
Commercial and Quasto Post R1c and White, ana laid
-ANo-
large variety oC pain and Fancy NOTE PAPER aid EN-
vEI.OPS Copying and Sea, PRESSES; GOLD Pens, with
Gold snA Silver Cases; STEEL PENS in all vnriees EN-
vELOPS of all sizes and qualities EsNNHLj an: biOITING
PAPER.
Together with the largest stock of
Blank Books
10 be fauad the Southern country, ali Tlde Of the best Eng
and American paper, ruled nil tho various patterns in
USE bound in every variety Of style. Full Sets and Single
Books furnished at the slottest possible notice.
Our PRINTING OFFICE and BINDERI arc on the prem
ise and uuder cur Immediate supervision and being supplied
with ck and mattel ial lie Obtained, prepared
to do all descriptions Of work short notice. ri low prices, and
in Il satisfactory
Persons in Of anything III onr line ot business are re
pcclly invited give call hefore purchasing elsewhere
NsfAN 81 Camp street and Bank FlHct New Dfirnhs.
o1G 2pGt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

FILLMORE RANGERs.-By reference to the official
notice elsewhere, it will be seen that there will be
grand mass meeting of the Fillmore Rangers on
Washington Square, Third District, commencing at
o'clock this evening. Let every Ranger, every
friend of the cause and every advocate of the Union
and Fillmore make it a point to be present. Let us
have q demonstration so overwhelming in its might
that the yastness of previous gatherings shall appear
comparatively small by its side. It can be done.
Shall it not be done?
The Hon. George Eusts, Jr, will deliver an nd.
dress on the occasion His known ability and clo-
quence will make it an Intellectual treat to listen to
him.
We refer the Clubs above and below Canal street
10 The notice of Grand Marshal Duqucrcron, in an.
other column. The Clubs are requested to be pune
tual to the moment
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
TO. THE CRESCENT
K AN SA s AFFAI r S.
EsY THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LisEsl


WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Goy. Geary, III letter
dated the 1oth writes to the Secretary OF state that
peace and quiet are restored in Kansas and that all
the armed bands were dispersed and all the.agtators
had left
The troops were still on the northern frontier. He
would shortly proceed with small party in pursuit
of the thieves, Who it is said, were paging in the
northern part of the Territory. ..@ ra%E
Domestic Markets. blast. d.. ...--
New YORK, Oct. 24.-Flour closed quiet; State Is
quoted at SC 50 to Sc 70; Southern 81 Is to 81 Co.
Wheat closed dull. Corn closed very dull. Mess
Pork is dull at $2l s2l l2 Lard quiet at l34e.
CINCINNATI, Oct 24.-Flour is firm at Sc S.
Whisky is firm at 273 to 275c. o...
River Intelligence -u.
louisville, Oct. 24-The river has risen four
inches since noon yesterday. .s..... ..-,
v1cksBuRa, Oct, 24.-The Star of the West passed
down at Ii this morning, and the Princess at noon.
Gs~ We are requested to call attention to the sale
| of nineteen French pianos by L. A. Levy, Jr auc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

-
n 3$Sss 88E $5 TERN s !
viii be regularly served 70 W
nj af, early honr osers morning
s1B year, III advance; yearly and quafelts = -
81 sasne rates. or 70 cents week payable e me ehsls
adyertIse1aesa&ss per sauare--hrst ms 8
T ri fer every subsequent Insertion - cents. lii ID
"A Refreshments On the second page are chagea y
insertion. B . y, !, 4, .rt.ed al ner
advertisements pnhlshed at ihter af Yas "
anuare for every insertion. 4, u
not Marked VIII be publshea ohe non' -
and charrcd accordingly no adTefsemeh, oF sao
until all arrearages are paia a. the
op.oa Of tis propfeors. RE- $50 fzs .E8 9fsz
4 will be made to regular advertisers
fs#Af e Ast Es4 surFaTs DAILY CRESCENT
ne which renders It desirable medium for aaSer
As FAIRLY PAPER 1t circnlates iargely Teachs
hundreds at early hour, ana peins
sha approach Of business hours,
for family use may be adyantageously pubishea IN is
# solnrans "a 8& u. Il. j u Z, NJ 3 III
Ha NV ES XXI CIR - = 2 T. - w. W \,
e aablished every Monday morning at 50
Having IN extensive throughout Ion
N saaa Misssspp, Arkansas Aabsma Texas ana othsr
presents afsyorable mode to advertisers Of making
IS ,vares aud sommadities known Advertisements III
~ usrted Hui lper sausre each Insertion. H ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Constitution Club.

EILI4MO ORE r A n G E r S !
The members fhe Constitution Cub will meet THIS EVEN
ING 25h inst, 61s O'Clock, their Club room, WHITE
HALL. . 80. - -
o2J iplt* BY ORDER OF THE PRESlDtNi-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Ss,,' sATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1856.

o ae.iag for de Crescent fiH
II mind doo admit daonRaoas commune
saoas III al required That the name dnd sfa, g
,s IL 3,,ass kno,o fo as III. eoatse 6afe
j nseTtiou. t 559E sFI.$5y.5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

KRens0Cee3 Ese,n0reG :!
FROM NO. 10 TO II ROYAL STREET.
Asupply of CREME DE ROUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and ains constantly hand which equal the best that
comes this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Ls Es A n ID z =:
sAZEAC of the Vintage Of 1885, 1898 and 1905 and other
w III / x Y:
o: all descriptols--ScoiCl, Irish Rye and Bourbon
..LE sli PORTER, in p;nts and quarts.
Also ;.
land, my usual assortment ct the best WINES and III
OrOES III the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms Us any otter house in tie city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
~ p--f No. II Royal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Ee0JEy! EsaS3Us! Es0EGy!!!

FILL NOR E r \ n G. T r S.
Mass Meeting the Fillmore Rangers will he held THIS
EVENING; the 25, inst, WASHINGTON SQUARE, Third
District The and Clubs above Can street will form
on Lafayette Squire 6 The line Of march will be
taken mp 63 precisely The Gibbs below Cant will
ccGd direct o the place Of meeting.
AUG. DUQUERCRON,
ou1t tr,r1N NfrSlt Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
.yTcu2'0g,gu J.! .Bfcul'0gtyG !

Persons who have registered their aes, and others who
intend emigrutng NcA, viii rts>G cal Immediately at
the Office No "A EXCHANGE PLACE, ana get ciy ci.ccks
for passage. ~ - ;.,
JOHN A. JAQUESS,
oof Agent for Nicaragua.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

New MusIo.--We have received from Tie publisher,
\ T. Benott No Is CHARGES street. copy Of H. F. eha4un
new opera FROM "Si Jiea Rot" LchGG4nn Is well known
in this community hcng composer very popular
p:eees plnsc
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Gezz.E0ise Goods.

CtyrH0ise Goods.
yM-apda@R Sgs aT=4Ra dE apNGae
100 Canal, near Royal, Io,uo Buildings,
Have Just opened splendid assortment Of
RICH SATIN DEI.AISE,
RICH SATIN DAMASK,
RICH WORSTEn DAMASE,
COTTON NAMASk,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, styles;
CORNICES patterns, very rick!
CURTAIN BANDS PINS LOOpS, e:c. go 2pG
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
C0pyia1g LetEcs' Presses

C0pyia1g LetEcs' Presses
TIE O ~ T. ES7 H a l. K,
Nos. 81 Camp street and Bank Place
Inst received large stock and good Of LET
TER COPYING PRESSES ali sizes ani quality and
Lever.
ALSO
The NOTARIAL SEAL PRESS different sizes For sale at
very low prices, by . ,,r
D. FELT & STETSON,
General StHtionrrs,
Printers md Blank Book Manufacturers
oo3 op3t No 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

FILLMORE RALLY AT ALG1ERs.-The Aleerinc Fill
moretes had another rousing turnout on their side Of
the river, on Thursday night. The occasion was nd.
ditionaly enlivened by the presence Of the Union
Club of the Rangers of this city. Weregret we were
not able to be present. #
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
EsaEEy! Rally! Rally!
II T O ~ H u 8 IS e. f g

The ncubcrs Of this Club are requested meet LA
FAYETTE SQUARE, SATURDAY EE EE;&1N(i, the 25ih in
stuut, al Gis O'clock, mounted ard equipped.
oa4 2p2 BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

CONSTITUTION CluD,-The members of this pa
lotlc club are notified to meet 1T their room, White
Hall, this evening at halEpast G O'clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

UNION HussARs-The Union Hussars are called
upon to rally in Lafayette Square at halfpast G
o'clock this evening, duly mounted and equipped
Let attention and punctuaIty be the watchword
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
Union GEtEEs--- Fillmore Rangers.
B-l D.-25 IN Tt Ia
RALLY. RALLY! EAkLX!

The members of this lubare requested at totr Lodge
ROOM on THIS EVENING, 18th inst, az O'Clock. Their
usual enthusiastic attendance is expected this OCCASION
By ORDER ifF THE PtESlDEAI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
EiftesaSs EiieGalS : !

oer OF the largest aud mos eonpetc"s
ortments Of French Scotch and Iish LINEN GOODS
offered III this market Most ot the goods Lave been made TO
order for our l1o,e, and will be sold i0w.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
90 2rGL IS Charities street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

Gs~ We are requested to call attention to the sale
of nineteen French pianos by L. A. Levy, .l., auc-
toneer, at IL o'clock this morning, at the store No
u Camp street also selection of rare oil paintings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
SN0dlciy, EE0slscss Nz2sg T3'eElsEss

SN0dlcl'y, EEGslscsS Nzss& I1'eetRhs.
subscribers have just received full supply OF Ehgiioh
Frenc. and American
ssADDLES2
FOR l. ADIES 4 Nd Il I'm LEMES,
Including many IMPROVEMENTS. Their stock Of 10th SIN
GIL: aud DOUBLE
HM "a R~ lsn s4b ~
IS NOT To BF, EpU AT.LED IN TIE SOUTH. Also, con-
rt!y o ht:. complete of Ladies' aud Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
1Fa CrArE-.S,
and :heir line which they invite "teNo'
WING NEACtIKN s.
" Il" ''' ''' '''s amp ~ LACEY s. CO,
20, n,4,, :! ST. Charles street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25

Blankets :
Dress Goods i!

We would call the attention Of those in want Of DRESS
GOODS to large stock which has recently received
from Europe, and offering at low prices,
go. GIQuEL & JAMESON,
o20 2p6t Is Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-25
rX,I,e weekly Crescent

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