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sTATEMENr FROM GEN. HoRNsBY.

The annexed statement from Brig. Gen. G. c..
Hornsby, of the Nicaraguan Army, now temporarily
soiourning in New Orleans for the benefit OF his
health which somewhat impaired by long and severe
but honorable and distinguished service in the good
cause of regeneration in Central America will attract
general attention.
His expose of the status and antecedents of DR..
Derickson in Nicaragua, and the reason why he lett
that country, over whose evidently false and mali
cious statements the New York papers have made
great uproar, is quite satisfactory although we must
express the opinion that the General lets the Doc
tor" off too cheaply. STILL enough is given to afford
a clue whereby the web of falsehood the enemies of
Nicaragua are now goating over can be unraveled.
That is all sufficient for present purposes.
Immediately following will be found Cen Hornsbys
statement:
! DIR. DERICKsoN AND HIS STATEMENTS
N Editors Ny attention has been called 70 the stas o
Northern papers with rmphHl parade and which have been
noticed by the press Of this cy Dr. Dere9n s (1 n es
n If sBpf @ t hG noS"o s ECO
HnFs ss M Se srS Hs n
eIovp1ssenger ih from Virgin bpy /" s@ H. uan e
d hns M reps u Expressed his Walker
as man and an pe eS IN hf iy
Of the war for Americans The Doctor in his
e VIEWS and dversss materially from the
| path of yerncy. r.., ~
The public will doubt be anxious to hear the Doctors eN
| PLANTATION Of his sudden change OF opinion.
| Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
| ..%' c. G. HORNSBT,
| Brig. Gen. Nicaraguan Army.
| New Orleans, Dec. "a 1856.
| Gen. Housby in all probability, knows more about
the exact condition of affairs in Nicaragua than any
man in the United States. He left there among the
latest participated in the various actions that prece-
ded the departure of the steamship, and was and is
an officer high in Gen. Walkers confidence. In &
conversation we had with him day or two since, he
expressed the,greatest confidence in Gen. Walker S
triumphant success and predicted that the next news
we received would herald complete and final victories
over all his enemies He stated good grounds for his
confidence and for our part we could see nothing
reasonable in them.
We yet repose unlimited faith in the star of the
"Man of Destiny We believe he will overcome all
obstacles that beset his pathway and make for himself
name and fame that willast respendently glorious
through all coming time We have watched William
Walkers course closely from the beginning Of this
| Nicaragua matter to the present moment, and the
closer Watchfulness the greater our admiration
And journalists who first espoused his cause in the
United States, as men who have sustained hin
through good and evil report, and are willing to ven
ture our reputation for sagacity that he will ye
emerge from the difficulties that now environ him
and which migrate Americans are striving to aug
ment instead Of diminishing
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sEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. g
Talk on Change.

The most important subject yesterday was the CON
tnued absence of the steamer America, from Liver
pool which was to have left on the 9th inst. We had
dates from northern cities by mail yesterday to the
18th, with information from Halifax except that
she was not in sight. The Baltic is also out of time
With these delays, there not much inclination to
operate in cotton yesterday. Furthermore, from the
decline in receipts factors are asking very full prices
The anticipated falling off in receipts, as compared
with last year, are beginning to show, being at
this port fifty thousand bales less than last year at
this time. We may now expect falling of for the
balance of the season. We observe that the question
of the extent of the cotton crop has been made the
subject of a communication by telegraph from Wash
ington that Senators and Representatives in Con
gress were firmly convinced that the growth this year
would not exceed 2,750000 bales. Well, we suppose
this question must be settled and the country well
as ourselves, relieved Of weighty expressions. We
find that Congress, members of Congress, have
arrived at the opinion that these figures to be duly
credited As they are exactly just 900 bales less
than our estimates we shall continue to adhere
to our own views and hope that Congress will 60 to
work legslatng for the welfare Of the country and
let the cotton market and cotton estimates alone The
factors of New Orleans can manage the cotton ques
ton this season, without any outside assistance
The arrivals of boats yesterday were numerous
All were loaded, and on the great landing it was very
lively and active. There was some depression in the
freight market. Many large and burthensome vessels
have arrived lately, and we think that no harbor in
the world can present finer body of merchant YES
sells at this time than New Orleans They may not
be as numerous but for capacity, sailing qualities,
and all the various requisites which 60 to make first
class vessels, the port of New Orleans presents
unsurpassed attraction. Medium-szed vessels, which
have for years been employed in the carrying of
sugar have rather poor prospects at this moment,
owing to the deficiency Of the sugar crop. The loss
Of the sugar crop this season may be regarded as a
national calamity from the great advance in price
consumers will have to pay over any preceding year
since 1885, and from the loss to vessels, steamboats,
and to every class that has realized large perqustes
out Of a crop of 100000 hogsheads.
P. s.-Since the above, Geographic received
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Gifts

FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
If You make yoar friends present that will be np
leciacd You find at the of Camp and Canal SIS
have very large and splendid assortment consisting Of
FINE WATCHES, i'll richly Eramcled Cases with Da-
moEds.
FINE WATCHES in Hunting AMI Single Cases, from :25
$t0p
Rich Gold Enaneled CHAINS for Gentlemen aud La
dies wear.
SETS OF JEWELRY,
RICH CAMEOS,
CORAL, SArCS
Pearl, and GOI.D.
Call and look at GREGOR Il WILSON'S stock the
per Camp and Canal streets. deg 2phIRi
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.WUgIltGce1pt assortment

Eeyy Goods Dust Received
Per steamships BLACK WARRIOR and PHILADELPHIA.
ALsFRuD MUNRoE s&s Co.,
"a Magazine street, corner Of CraviCr,
Invite particular attention their present Of
Goods. EVERY ARTICLE WELL MADE,
For ONERCOATS Of every description;
For DRESS COATS of every description;
For BUSINESS COATS CT every description;
Fer PANTAI4OONS of every descriptions
Fer VESTS Of every description;
For UNDER GARMENTS Of every description;
For BOYS CLOTHING Of every description;
Fer INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every description:
y y 4 LII Y
For WELL. MADE CLOTHING Of every description
Call at the ONE PRICE STOREof
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
,l23 2r5t "a Magazine street corner Gravier.
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Cream eaEe! Cream a4Te!

Xxx CREAM ALE!
Just received IS BARRELS Of the above celebrated CREAM
ALE.
\ very superior quality Of Bottled ALE and PORTER in
Quart Pint Bottles delivered, purchasers free OF charge
T. F. MURRAY,
GGt 2p4 10 and q Bienville street.
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At the recent Connecticut State Fair, Mr.. Donald
G. Mitchell Ok MaryeD took the premium for skill in
ploughing Nothing like Dream Life y in that.
We are glad that at least one literary man, of ex-
quste attainmcnts has been able plough the soil as
eectually he ploughed himself into the affections
of thousands of readers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

Nc Hostetter's Stomach Bfttcrs-Tne well
merited Of these celebrated Bers and the daily
with which has heen received by respectable citi
zens speaks vounes efficacy bringing the
eca results for which is designed. Having
long Of study and observation in the Doctors prac
ce, that the prcprctors have no cstacy presenting
world unsurpassed in efcctin speedy,
permanent for all irregularities weakness The diges
tive organs winch persons i'll health. Sold
by all Druggists and throughout United
States and Canada, dS1 an,tEW
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THE PUBLIC OFFICES. The Custom House, in
conformity to custom, will be closed to-day at II
o'clock. The Post-Once will also be closed at the
same hour 1t is presumed, however, if the Northern
mail should be delayed, it has been for ten days, it
will be open until later hour. The Insurance
Offices will also be closed and the day as heretofore
in this city be devoted to religious purposes by a
large portion of our citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

BEAUTIFUL Books AT WHTE's-A splendid dis
play OF ANIMALS and gift books generally in rich antique
ing, may be the Mr. Thomas L. Whites No
05 Canal street The standard and novels Of
gnage be found there in their beautiful gue as well
Juvenile books sui ali tastes list of the tres books may
be found in advertising columns.
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II. II. Sts'a'USihe's

STEAM BACCO MANUFACTORY.
MARYLAND, PERRIQUE, SCAFERLATl SMOKING
AND SNUFF TOBACCO,
Assortment OF Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and
NJ lat G II ES.
q Chartres ST., correr Cont, and i9 Condo street
Large importation Of FRENCH and GERMAN PIPES;
Meerschaur Chinawae, French Clay Pipes and Roots;
SNUFF BOXES, Pipes and Cigar Cases Porte Monnaes,
Bladders for IoacCo in Leather India Rubber ETC. All
o: Pine Tubes, Playing Cards etc.
FURNISH, FRENCH, and CORPORAL SMOKING To-
BACEO. G23 2plm
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Rg- We are indebted to the officers of the splendid
steamer Aeck Scott for late Louisville papers and an
interesting memoranda, which will be found under
the proper heading
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THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is, 1856.

Nf- The Crescent will be issued tomorrow morning
as usual Justice to our advertisers will not allow us
to pretermt publication But for this reason we
should take much pleasure in doing SO.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs-Mr. Ant. Fayre at No. s
St. Ann street, Pontalba Buildings Offering very large
of variety goods suitable for Christmas presents
rnines trimmings gloves perfumery hosiery toilet furniture
They going off greatly reduced PRICES See tie
advertisement in another column.
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TO E'ebesesyEU0N5Gses 0sad their
DESCEND ANTS

The Subscription Lists to the ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
OF THE KEYSTONE ASSOCIATION open at the
following places:
NORRIS MAUIJ & CO.'S, Camp and Common
DARCY & co. IS, corner Camp and Canal
JOS. BOCKlUS, No. 10 Canal.
OFFIGE-St Charles Hotel.
Members aud those 'lesrous of participating requisites
O make early application rs above.
JOS. WOOD,
JOS. BOCkIUS
j. G. BURDEN
dl5 or;r Committee of Arrangements
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SHIPPING ARTICLES, ETC.-Messrs. D. Delt & Stet-
No 81 Camp street have full supply shipping ar.!
ce the best ruled according the latest patteru
Of copying stands with the necessary
yeniences See advertisements,
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Recent Publications,

We have received from the publishers, through Mr..
J. G. Morgan, of Exchange Place, copies Of the fol
lowing:
Notes and Queries. New York d Appleton n Co.
casket of gems from the mines of wit and learn
ing small, brilliant, and endless in their variety.
Few readers can open the book at any part and not
learn some entertaining fact they never knew before.
-Four hundred pages, very handsomely printed and
bound
STOKES OF AZ DIP NAP related to her Nerhews and Meet
Alfred Elves. New York: D. Appleton 4 Co.
These stories reputed to be among the best for
children that were ever written in the French Ian
guage; and from glance at the English translation,
we can easily perceive that they are excellent They
make neat volume Of $50 pages, with Illustrations:
DICKENS LITTLE FOLKS. Six volumes. New York j. S.
Here is splendid present for boy or girl: six Of
Dickens most charming young characters, Invested
of the cumbersome surroundings amid which they
appear in the original novels. They consist Of i" The
Bow Joe and Sam Weller from the Pckwck Papers ;
| SISSY Jupe, from Hard Times " The Two Daugh-
tiers, from Martin Chuzzlewit !" Tiny Tim and Dot,
and the Fairy Cricket from the Christmas Stories;
| " Dame Durden," from Bleak House and Dolly
Warden, the Little Coquette,' from Barnaby Ridge.
Each story makes handsome little volume, and the
six together will make most beautiful Christmas
present for the young.
| WESTMINSTER REVIEW for October.
| EDINBURGH REVIEW for October
| BlACKwooD's MAGAZINE for November.
All being the publications of Leonard Scott & Co..
New York They are filled with their usual variety
of able original articles.
Through Mr.. B. NJ. Norman No. IA Camp street
we have received:
STORIES FOR CHRISTMAS AND WINTER EvENlSGs New York
| G. ?. Putnam n Co.
This is the third volume of Putnam's Story Library
and contains thirteen beautiful Stories most of them
being of Christmas or New Year character. papel
| covered 1924 pages.
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EJegGaat Presentation Books
81. q. Nm CD Hg, aE n NJ . - :.
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the PostOfhce.

THE COURT OF NAPOLEON or, Society under the First
Empire, with Portraits of its Beauties, Wits and lerones
BY Frank L. Goodrich.
DARLEY,S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Outline. By Felix
G. c. barley from Judd's Margaret. Engraved by Conrad
Huber. An elegant book.
RHYMES AND ROUNDELAYS IN PRAISE OF COuN-
TRY LIFE adorned with many Pctures-a beautiful Eng
lisE work.
SABBATH BELLS CHIMED By THE POETS, illustrated
in Colors by Brket Foster-a beautiful book
THE HOLY LAND, SYRIA, ARABIA, EGYPT AND NJ
BIA BY David Roberts, illustrated by two hundred and
twelve plain and coored Quarto Engravigs. One OF the
nost elegant hooks issued from the presa.
Together complete Of the smaller classes OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANIMALS and ILLUS
TRATED BOOKS.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STANDARD BOOKS in ec-
giant binlings-suitHbe for presentation.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS, etc, al
J. C. MORGAN;S,
DOS 2p3t Exchange Place, adjoining PostOhice
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GROCERIES, WINES AND WILD GAME.--We would
direct the attention of readers the Mess
H. NJ Robinson Co.. at Nos 3d. &c and IS Common street;
the City Hotel Their stock very large, includes
everything requisite for holiday FEAST for good living
aDy
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G u ION
IT CHARLES AND C.NA1 SrEEyTS


GJTTO NJ
ropSrp or Sr CuARIEs AND CANAL SHEETS
r1oerou :, c.o-,.,.
r1or,per corr pcr10N ~, ETSE Appp0pP1,TErAS
Nv pr1r1 re non rpLcrSrc o,ar o,yar red i, tho
c., o,,
>, . 1900 ., , ~. ,, :,,,o,.o coo,. ? ,o,,o .,,-or
~ wa" ~, g. I, Nv ,.' 49, 1r ori,s , ,tfnr. or
w 81 d n +, ,r;, ,r,,;,, ,,,,, VIZ, HI, ,or,,,rxad u,
s' M vi, WY w ., ~ :, I io' ~ ' " "
" :t F ,hi 1.ro ,sSo,s, 1oos M, i,n,, ,,p least
,i ~" -. l, via d. will H.. cnnrr,ll, shown "
~ .;, am, !, M cas allowed TN m ,nrpnresar,od purticy.
m . l. ,I ~ ,n 1ra s,.r,n,.,,, If WV STYLES
~ rT ,tnnE5 IN tApT oF NJ, 1.-Two c,edra Of colnfrr,,
~ Enopo
ROHEMJaN GLASS TOILET SETS in every variety
c1rppp1c nnrIrp q ,sts ,i,or loxos Work CASES Jewel
Boves and petruips
prov VINE JrNEIRy of the )arst na;+orrs
p1(,l, 1rvr l,n1nc or s.,,
,rrp11yc s11yrl, ,I-pS c0r1E o+r
Or WYNN WARE a md g oa + rms do Sa-s os Civ n;ecrs
r1 1.;, C,>tor E,,t.r r,oas f,nrc o,d Lea i>o,vls
,rt.nrs ra,a 2.;<o,. ,,,rl1s.,i.i.v .,r +r
Cpl rxnTD pE RI and SHE'LL COIN nnd SILVER EN-.
pnccpnr,ys PirrIv 1,,irn1 in Pas,i,a
oprp I,I ,ccrc .CroN iT1CS or s,,,rr;nr ,u,1i,v
V,pIyE anI u1IIr Any spy GLASSES
WIrpncr0rIc and NJ ,q,r4r,N Av1r.1 INSTRUMENTS
IIt rA1yT1y,,s a s,Ian,lil COLLECTION
mrs, AVID ~ v1,s TON Er EDyEs n.xs-v1as
WINK ROWS IF vaui.r Nacre Eton, exc
nrrp ,st.s If Crysta t,hon, pan;er Marhe Tortoise
s,aI and penr
pARlAS MARBLE STATCARY new Subjects
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

Coming Press Stands,
STATIUNER'S HALL.
Nos. "a Camp Street and Bank Alley.
Just opened, an assortment of COPYING PRESS STANDS,
of different sizes with Mahogany Tops and Iron Frames be
attached the floor with Drawers, etc For sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General Satiopcrs
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
d25 2r3t No. 81 Camp street.
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Christ niaS.

aG5 The clerk Of the steamer Belfast has our thanks
for late Memphis papers.
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g TT n TT O M Il RS EE "A L Il,
Nos 81 Camp street and Bank Alley.
Just received, full supply Of SHIPPING ARTICLES
printed savy Super Royal Paper and ruled 10 the
latest pattern. Fer sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General Stationers,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
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One Hundred and Ttreufy- One

NNuE STTttI, EtiUN
the only place New Orleans where Artificial leetA
the places where by the Q: The
materials hints gathered Iinetteu Of
ycGerce attempt made combine sde:y beauty and
iy, ~ ret Ihc!ng lost l, g. IL:
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Southern Furniture UE"arerooha mas

CHARLES \. STIINVAR
1T Nos. III and 1873 Canal street, Nrtr ORLEANS,
Has just mandatory beautiful stock OF
splendid MAHOG ANY ARMOIRS aud BElSTE4\DS, in ad
di,ion TO his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING his line of business P"lie8
wishing anything his line will find ii to their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
d2o apGt,%ltW III and lis Canal street.
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Bargains ina Dress Goods.

T.. Cloaks and ManllaS for Misses
Infants Embroidered Cashmere cI.OAkS;
Misses Fun CAPES, CUFFS and MUFFS
aides Fur CUFFS and MUFFS
Vaielrttuncs and Embroidered SETS
Embroidered and Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES:
Collars and Sleeves for Misses,
Dress Trimmings, Hibbous, I",ces. Gloves.
French CoIses Hd osityAlu which will be sold very low
BRASELMAN 4 BARUT
- . lIAJ4tl. yur NIEaziur and s. Andrew streets
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EE'ibtes 0sed liquors.

VtFseV
II ROYAL STREET, ..,.......... IL
;. supply Of CREME DE EOCZY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
p.,s, constantly hand equal best thar
This market.
Also,
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOCK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
z Fs A n u Il ES
sAZFRAC, Of :he Vintage 1885, 1898 1888 ard otts
bfaI.Gs.
w HIS Ky
Of n! Aescri piioEs--Sc Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, i'll pins and quarts.
On hand usual Of the best WINES G!3d IL
QU0RS in The market, which will be sold reasonable
terms at 4 ether house il. the lily.
SEWELII T. TAYLOR,
Tp1r M : Ery
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Youths, Boys usad ChildreA's
CLOTHING.

z
CLOTHING.
E. nGBLARD 6 CO.
Nos. IS and so Canal street, corner Ola Lee
street,
Receiving per steamer, Black Warrior and Empire City, Ee!
assortment CT
YOUTHS, BOYS ANDCHlLBREN'S CLOTHING,
which
Youths Pilot Cloth OTERNnATS.
Youths and Boys Black and Coore1 Cloth RAGIANS.
Youths and Boys Black Cloth FtDCk COATS.
Youths ard Boys Black 'e>Hn aud C"'re4 Cashmere
PANTS.
Youths and Boys Velvet, Cas>1ncre and silk VESTS.
Youths and Boys Black Cloth TALMAS,
Boys Black and Coorcd CLOTH JACKETS.
Childreu's GRAY SUITS.
Children's FANCY SUITS with Te5;s attached.
Chidren's black and Coloed L:tNARTlNE CAPE COATS
Cl.ildrens Black and Coored Cloth JACKETS and PANTS.
With general assortment Of BOES CUIHING.
For sale by
+. MALLARD 4 CO.,
5: and % Canal street,
d22 NoWedThurs corner Of 'lil i.evce S'F"'t.
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#. sRRGEft9'<9 S Co.,

r. aWU2N1'N , Co,
IS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Leveo.
Receiving by recent arrivals
Colored Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
Black and Cuored Cloth FROCK COATS;
Color ed Cashmere PANTS;
Black DoesEin PANTS;
Superfne Cloth CIOAkS;
Beaver OVERCOATS:
Pilot Cloth OVERCOArS, ETC., etc.
With general assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS,
etc. ETC., etc.
T. MALLARD & CO.,
IS and GO Canal street,
d22 "a Is 2p corner Of Od Ievce street.
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Fare and Beautiful

H LID Az PE E 81 r. ~ TX 81 -
Selected Personally by the Advertiser
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Eli. F.. Buckley,

N a
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention Fo purchasers his NE
stock Of
SLY FIR and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' of the pattern and
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES, for Gentlemen, Of every pattern. Tke
whole in Is Gold Ctseo
The hest substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS equal to
any watch for time.
large Of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWEIRY to~
Ladies.
Ear Rings Breast Pins, Finger Rings Bracelets, Ar
Of SPectacs for every Silver Steel
Frames including the finest Pebble Lenses
Every article is warranted the best and will be sold lower
than ordinary Jewelry is usually offered The utmost
E and dispatch in the repairing Of Watches. Having tUnl
facilities, work will he dCe prices Silver
made TO order. Diamonds reset and Jewuy repaired the
neatst manner. Mo 2r;f
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II. Ler0lS ) Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Have received per ship Barney, from Havre, NEW IN
VOICE Of
Sc 4 S q " ABLE G obs,
VELVET CLOAKs AND snAWLs;
CLOTH Sl!AWI.S AND FALFTOTS;
Embroidered CI.OAkS aud SCtRFS.
Rich Lace sIIAWLS;
Rich Lace SCARFS:
Rich Lace MANTELETS;
AID vQIASTS.
Embroidered Narcotics EASQCEs;
=. =. MORNING ROBES
:. =. SKIRTS;
=. Swiss Flonuced ROBES.
SO1REE ard BALI. DRESSES
SORTIE De BAL:
OPERA co1rFrEEs and HOODS.
F1mhroidcrtes.
yALESCIESNE SETS,
Bruxeles Application SETSaS
Bruxeles Application, bEKTIlAS;
Eiuxeiles application tuRSAGES;
HruxcI'cs Application FI''liJS;
Embroidered MARIE ANT01EETTE;
Embroidered HIsTNRI 5 GAIT:S;
Rich Entroidprvd NANDkERCNIFFS.
Silks.
A SPLENDID lNVOI&F. Of New Style STRIPED and
ONRRE GRUS I'VE NAPLES At 81 per yard.
TAFFETAS, CHINE rLUuNrEs;
VELVET
.. PrIU"HE ..
FRINGE
Fur: -Fur!--Eor Indies and Misses.
PALATINES;
PAGODES;
CANALS, etc
]. LEEOiS & Co,
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Fashionable Clothing
! \ - l'I'R\lSIllNtF HOUSE,


No. n St Chure, stlee NerHnIa Building, New Orleans
A Superior stack of Gents fine Fashionable CLOTHING
and II RNlSIIlNti GOODS always hand 70
respectfully Invited 10 give
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25
L. EgiztOCJee y Co.,

30 CHARITIES STREET CORNER OF CUsTOMTOUSF,
Respectfully inform the Ladies that they have just received
by steamships Anna and Francois tr,lgo splendid
OF NEW GOODS for Winter These goods prin
cipaly Of rich SILKS, CIOAKS of every Descriptions AN
TILLAS, BOHNETS HEAD DRESSES EMRROIDERIFS.
LACES, BALL DRESSES, Cashmere and utcr Sil AWt;I,
FANS, PARASGI.S and great variety OF FANCY AETI-
Giles which they offer al very moderate prices
h. NOCllE 1t co. have the honor
that they have engaged in Paris for their MILLINERY De-
fARTNENT, first rate MlILINER who will he we'll
tanned Ivy others, for from Paris.
r- They hope shat til" Ladies will honor them with the
patronage extended by them the fumer firm BIsocHE
deserve which they will lse their best encHyur 2pn