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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26


Touching the judgment of the court we
are bound to say that it has certainly fallen
short of the public anticipation-not the an
ticipation, still less the wish of partisans or
zealots, but of the calm and judicious--men
who are capable of respecting the wounded
sensibilities eta bigh-spirited gentleman, not
less than public decorum and immunity of
the Senator and the Senate house."
MADAME ABLAMowITZ, whom we knew
some ten years ago as about the sweetest
ballad-singer then in America, is soon to visit
St. Paul professionally. She will be warmly
welcomed.
"PREsToN JouRNAL."-This is the name
Of the twentieth newspaper now published
in Minnesota. 1t halls from Preston, the
new county seat of Fillmore county; is neu-
trail in politics, and entirely devoted to the
interests of the region in which it is publish
ed. Success to the Journal!
The President of one Of the Revolution
ary Clubs of Lyons has just written to the
French Emperor, assuring him, in the name
of his associates, that in view of his recent
kindness to their city, the club will imme-
diatcly cease all Vaccinations against the
stability of his government.
E A colqred man, one hundred and
one years Of age, still robust and hearty,
with full-toned voice, and a manner far
from disagreeable, preached in the Oliver
street Baptist church, New York, last Sun
day.
EE The Newarker Zeitung, the organ
Of the German population of Newark the
Concord Reporter, the Manchester American,
the Portsmouth Ballot and the Milwaukee
Wisconsin have all thrown the Fremont ban
ner to the breeze.
e About so feet below the American
Fall at Niagara Falls, there is DOW mass Of
ice weighing nearly or quite 25 tons. Cool
for the middle of summer.
,.t.s.r - ---------- U
* John Van Buren is to be married
to the only daughter of Governor McDufie
of South Carolina. The report that he was
about to unite his fortunes with the daugh.
ter of John G. Calhoun is incorrect, as that
lady has already one husband living.
X It is said that nine of the principal
merchants at st. Petersburg, Odessa and
Moscow have just been authorized by the
Car to open branches of their houses il
Paris, London, Vienna, Marseilles, Constan
tinople, New York, Lisbon and Rio Janeiro
* VIM. B. Astor, On Saturday week
had placed in his Office a safe, weighin,
nearly 5000 lbs. and as large as . fair-sizet
p,rlor. 1t will contain the vouchers Of a
least fifteen millions Of property.
/ E~ The official report of the debate i,
the United States Senate, on the Kansa
bill, occupied eighty columns of the Glob
newspaper. ss9 '-
i EE Hon. Gerrett Smith of New York
has sent $500 as contribution to the Chica
60 Kansas fund.
4 L. Hon. Simon Cameron, latsa . Uni
ted States Senator from Pennsylvania, repr
dates the nomination Of Buchanan.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26

F John Van Buren is to be married
to the only daughter of Governor McDufie
of South Carolina. The report that he wal
about to unite his fortunes with the daugh
ter of John G. Calhoun is incorrect, as tha
lady has already one husband living. -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26

* It is said that nine of the principal
merchants at St. Petersburg, Odessa and
Moscow have just been authorized by the
Gar to open branches of their houses in
Paris, London, Vienna, Marseilles, Constan-
tinople, New York, Lisbon and Rio Janeiro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
asEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -aa

OPENING OF THE MEDICAL CoLLEG Es.--The Medi-
cal Departmental the University Of Louisiana, and
the New Orleans School Of Medicine threw open their
portals yesterday for their winter sessions ...
The introductory lecture at the School Of Medicine
was delivered by E. D. Fenner, II. D., Dean of the
Faculty, before numerous assemblage Of students,
physicians and citizens generally. After the conclu
sion Of the lecture, and after quafing Of cham
payne in another room in honor of the first opening
Of the School Of Medicine, the crowd repaired to the
University, in time to hear the introductory lecture
at that institution by Prof. James jones' NJ. D. i
g The lectures at both institutions were interesting
and pertinent to the occasion and greater interest
than usual was manifest in the friends of medical
education, from the new circumstance of competition
created by the opening ofthe School of Medicine.
Thata more rapid advancement of medical science,
and increased prosperity, and Ienown to our city
and State, will enure from the competition thus open
ed we have not the smallest doubt; for as competi
ton is the life of trade it is the life of every other
human enterprise In the competition oftrade how
ever only few interested parties directly benefit
ted but IN that Of education, the solid benefits are
scattered broadcast whilst the founders of it are CON
tent reward themselves with the brilliant but
less substantial lavishments of fame
We therefore hail the opening Of the medical
schools yesterday, as the commencement of new
era in medical history in the South and shall watch
and record the results with the greatest pleasure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

Il TAG DEcEAs H or JUICE LtRUE.-The suddenness
of Judge Larne's DEATH on Sunday, rendered it q
matter for the Coroners investigation. An inquest
and post-mortem examination were consequently had
and the verdict rendered was that death had been
+ CEASED by congestion of the lungs.
III this case the saying that il the midst of life
R are III death vas painfully illustrated. The Judge
had been idisposed sor several days previously but
not seriously enough to confne him at home. During
Sunday forenoon lie went with his wife to Christ
Church After service he returned home, and nothing
PARTICULAR seemed to all Atabout o'clock, Eve
quote from yesterdays Buetin) he was lying on a
sfa, playing with his little daughter; his wife also
being near He remarked, abiding to himself, wife
and child, Three spirits iii one" A few minutes
after this his child said to him, Pa, why you
looking up at the ceiling SO earnestly" To which he
quietly replied, 8 I am dying This, Of course
alarmed Mrs. Larue, who deprecatingIy asked him
why he wonld alarm her by making such remark
He answered her that he did not wish to alarm her
but that be was dying. She sprang to window tx
call q servant to go for doctor, when he said ht
wished to die inquiet He closed his hands and in
few minutes just as DR. Ridgely, anear neighbor, wa
entering the room, he breathed his last" ,.-
The Courts yesterday adjourned in token Of respee
to thedeeeased and we doubt not thatftting honor
win be paid his memory by his brethren of the lie
gal profession.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
Stsgg Cheaper
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE,
VT Corner st. Ann and Burgundy SITS.

We avail ourselves Of this opportunity inform all those
waiting for the opening of extensive and splendid assert
men Goods just received from and Europe that
it will positively take place Today Nov H. the fol
lowing days.
We hope that the patronage heretofore deserved and
obtained hands of customers will fail to
ncreuse for still more favorable This
not made for the purpose Of deccvng the pubcour
assertions proved by ..
AS impossible TO mention il advertisement all nrt
cles hand the following only mentioned which the
tention of Wholesale and Retail Dealers is called:
100 pieces French MERINOS, all coors. c &c. and ST.
100 Plaid Impcratrice DIR ESSES, at &c IA yard;
100 Wooden Satin Plaid DRESSES, at 50;
100 pieces English MERINOs, poe to 50c
500 pieces Painnnd Figured DELINE at lac l, 20 aud
25c per yard
50 pieces small pattern DEI..tINES, at 2oc and DC;
200 French DEAlNE, at 35c, 4Oc and soc;
200 :. CASHMERE, AT 30c, 35c and 40c;
$50 y. rOPIlN, at &c. Altc and Be;
lo2 Coorcd SILKS and others, 60c 7oc Sic 81 per
yard;
500 pieces assorted PRINTS at &C. c &c. Toe and 121c
1000 Wooden SIIAWS, Double do 81 75 81 25 ST 50 ard
ST EACH
GOO l2.i and 1874 QUILTS, at 81 Is 50
80 pieces VESCIAS, nj 15c 2Oc, &c. Soc 4Oc Soc to Soc
per yard;
100 pieces Thread LACE Toe PIC l5c Soc 25c 5c per
800 pieces Embroidered COLLARS at loc 2c soc oc &c.
G)c zoe 81;
1000 pieces Embroidered EDGINGS at 1oc 2oc Sor 4oc Soc
Coo, 75c 81;
200 pieces Embroidered SKIRTS 81 D. 81 80 81 50
IS each;
80 pieces Black LACE, at 20c Soc, i1c Soc to 75c;
800 Colored RIBBONS, at l5c, 2tc to Boo a yard;
2U0 Curtain PRINTS, at 6'ic, Ice, PIE 15c 10 2Uc:
$500 Embroidered Needle work and Plain HDkFS ut Gle
S7sc, l0c, l6c, zoe, Csc TO soc;
800 dozen Ladies', GeremclS and Cldrens HOSE Half
HOSE, at 81 to 50 II DOZEN go
100 pairs French English BLA NKETS 3 points to 10 do
TT s. 81, So, 81, IS, 81 to 50;
50 pieces Wooden Curtain DAMASI splendid articles
50 peres Ladies Gentleneus Childrcns Black and
orcd CLOTH, at soc to - 80;
100 pieces Mems and Childens JEANS, CASSIMERE and
SATlNETS, at }Oc, i1c, Soc, 75c and 81 q yard;
Black and Colored Silk VEINETS;
10 pieces PILOT CLOTH At ST. 81 80 and 81 pes gard;
80 pieces White and Culured MATTING;
10 pieces Wooden CARPETS
$50 CHIMNEY FRONTS;
$50 pieces Red White, Blue and Green FLANNES zoe,
2jc, 3Oc Sc, 5Oc TO Zoe aIyard
and SheclS Canton Flauncls, Thread Cotton Check
knitted Cotton and Wooden Shirts and Drawers Sill;
Umbrellas Coorcd TartaS, Netting Nnslins Black
Inc Alpacus Towels and Napkins, Mems Shuvs Dcuins
kerseys, Linscys, etc.
To close an invoice Of PERFuMERE-Soap Cologne Water
Essences, Poulutun, Iuile Antique, Sachcls, &c.
NJ BARRlERE g. CO.,
nlT 2p5t 1t. Burgundy streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
Telegsraa,rIined to The New Orleans Crescent.
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
ivy TIE uArlosAn Asp SOUTHERN I1sEs.l

CHICAGO, Nov. !17.--Our State Legislature stands
as folows-Senate, thirteen Democrats ana Twelve
Republicans, besides the speaker Lieut.. GOV. WOOD
who is Republican. House-thirty-seyen Democrats,
thirtyeight Opposition. The Opposition consists OF
thirty-three Republicans and five Americans.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Flonr is dull, with decl'n-
ing tendency. State is quoted at Sc 80 to So 90 ;
Southern 81 10 to 81 45. Wheat is lower and dull
White, 81 G6 Red, 81 IS Mixed Corn, roc. Pork
is dull. Mess, SIS Is.
CINCINNATI, Nov. l7.There is no change in our
markets since our last dispatch.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE. Nov, 1.-THE river is stationary ut
this point.
VrCKsDURG, Nov. 1.-THE Ben Franklin passed
down at II A. NJ, and the Frank Lyon at p
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sV'eeU Orleans
STATIONERS WAREHOUSE.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC.

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC.
sE~ EB- sSrN,H1 E1n-=
60..................CAMP STREET..........,...,.60
Respectfully begs leave inform his customers in
the city and country that he is receiving very large and
extensive Of all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER
and STATIONERY aud would call the attention of merchants
and dealers 10 the following list of articles which he offers for
sale at the lowest prices
BLANK BOOKS.
Iedsers, Journals, Day Books Invoice Books; Order Cash,
Letter, Sales and Receipt Books Bank, Memorandum,
Copy, Pass, Bills Of adng and Bills Of Exchange Books
Indexes, Pocket Ledgers, etc
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial Super Royal Medium Denny Folio and Fooscap
white and blue, hot pressed plain; English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin;
best laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or plain.
SEALING WAX.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Farcy Coorel
and eriunled, Gold Sparsled and Bronze Sealing Wax.
WATERS.
Best EuSlish Scarlet Red, Ncai and transparent Waters,
Of all sizes.
Maynard Moves Black Inks Arnols Fncli<l and German
Copying Ink; Stephens Interchangeable Light Blrc Fiuid
and his brilliant Red; best Fre"ct Carminc Ink
WRISTBANDS.
Cut Glass Fancy Agate Patent India Rubber Screw, Bronze
Pocket, Whitney Patent Draper patcltt Cork and Pew
ter lnkstuis, Of all kinds
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply Of all kinds in general USE selected gren
by the subscriber personally, assisted by udsue:,
and advice Of the eminent Professors and Teachers.
S7-Csmnittees Teachers Dealers and all who bn to sci
asain supplied the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES at tn,
NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs WAREHOUSE.
j. B. STEEL,
MI 2paSWit No. to Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

ea-The Immense mass OF testimony i'll ia
vor lIooids Bers convnccs that the article
ali that is represented be- and in consequence advise
trial Of those afflicted with diseases for which il is
mendcd
r. CHArFELp, Esq, of Lowell, Dodge county, Wis., nnder
date Of Nov 1851 says cover year sent money
you from Cauada and received Of your German Bit
tiers, which used and found relief from My health has
improved such degree that again attend to my
business 4 large number Of dyspcpcs in this neghborood
have had send Milwaukee for the medicine. An agent
here could sell large quantities. know It TO be Il cure"
Samuel Moore, Platvc Wis, James H. Manvic Jefferson
Wis., Holden Kemp Co. Janesrlc Wis., and others in that
State have also expressed their great confidence in the VIRTUES
of the Nitters See advertisement. MI 2plmEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
TO the afflicted
TOOTuACUE AND RHEUMATISM CUREDM

The undersigned having just arrived in this city from Tunis,
offers public of New Orleans, who may
from that evils, the TOOTlAtllE,
which INSTANTLY without the Of
specific which he injurious aud without
causing alt pain to the patient.
long experience and renewed he has arrived
this most desirable remedy, which h4nse Coroforn into
Oblivion.
suffering from RHEUMATISM, will he speedily and
radically cured by Mr.. tiELPI, residing in the building
Mr. Crlp old resident Of this city and has already
many proofs Of his ability in relieving these srrr.
affection.
Testimonials Of the highest character will be produced prove
the above stated tNct:.
HTrcsieGee Pcrljo stree. No 81 between Baronnc
.roelet where they c FouuiAt al! bouts and with
notice, will visit the afflicted 1T their residence.
MI onGt4 J. FERRER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
;ylsu Orleans aiIp Grs Sc
JAMES q. S1xos. WILLIAM h3 T. s's AD 1s
8 Z NIXON &; ADAMS.

1HErCEs MO- 40 CAMP sTRE EFT.
5:ss5s TERMS:
a will be regularly served to Subscribers in the
ely Vii early hour every morning, Sundays eSceptedIof
year advance; halfyearly and quarterly az 'he
saHse rates 20 week, payable to the carriers
Advertisements per Insertion N m cases.
,Fs Iii; for every subsequent Insertion 80 cens
on second page are charged u Tor every
h Sinsertion.@
rsrtsements Published 1t intervals will be charged VI per
square for every ms ertson-
not MARKED be published one month Or
and charged accoringly advertisement or sub
sc.ion VIM he Stopped until M arrearages are paid at the
y. option Of the pyoprietors tl
AIaberI Discount Will b made to regular advertisers
T,THE DAELK CRESCENT &EN
Has circulation which desirable medium for aver
tissfs kaLy PAPERit crcuates largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes at early honr and being READ
beorehe approach Of business hours consequently articles
family may be advantageouy published in it's
columns. ezEbs
THE WE e kLY CIR ESCENT
Yspuhhed every Monday morning at SIS year. Invariably II
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isians Assissipp Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and ohe
sates presents favorable mode to advertisers of mnkint
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
81 serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

CRIsP's GAIErY.-Thc best performance given at
the Galety since its opening was on Sunday night,
when the romantic musical drama of Rob Roy; was
given III addition to poca hontas." Mr.. Crisp played
Rob 10Y, Mr. Davidge the Baiiic, Mr. Frazer Fran
els, Mr. Howard RashciGh Mr.. Lyster Nuio, Gar
braifh, Mr.. Wallace DougaI, Mrs. Crisp Helen, and
Miss Dnrand Die Vernon 70 speak briefly and truth
fully, it was the best performance OF Rob Roy" VIC
ever saw, and we have seen it performed great many
times. It will be repeated tonight, with =, Poca.hou
tos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 30 0hl corresponding with those NUM-
bes the Tickets printed separate Slips Of en-
circled with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel
The first 26 Prizes, similarly printed and enereled are paced
in another wheel.
The wheels then evolvod, and number is rHwn from
the wheel Of Numbers, and the time Prize is drawn
from the other wheel. The Number and Ize drawn
opened and exhibited TO the audience AMI registered ny tho
Commissioners, the Prize being placed against the mber
drawn This operation repeated until all the Prizes are drawn
Approximation PRIZES.
The two preceding snd the succeeding Numbers 10 those
drawing the rs lG prizes will be entitled the G. Aplo&aa
ton Prizes, according the scheme.
1000 prizes of $40 will he determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the scooo prize For example Il the
number drawing the $oG0o prize ends with No then all the
tickets where the number ends i'll will be entitled SO IF
the number ends with No. = then ali the tickets where the
Der ends i'll viii be entitled to $40, and 10 o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
AS, 10y this eemc, Ticket in every 10 is guaranteed to
$40, will sell Certificates Of Packages of 10 Tickets
Consecutive nuinbcrs st the following rates, which ID the risk
them.
All that they draw the guaranteed the
Certificate Package 10 Whole
10 Half .-.......-...... 80
IL Quarter ................ IL
1t will be perceived by this PLAN $50 purchaser
has II Tickets when if he buys Tickets he would
only re, Wholes thus by buying Certificates he
for tho larger pzesaIYeS and Quar-
ter Packages in proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
r~PriAe Tickets c>hed or renewed in other tickets At e'heE
Office
GOrdcrs addressed either Boz &C :,
Post Oi!ice, New Orleans, or 10
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga,
n1a 2pd,Sw Or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
.9esO E'aI Clothing.
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO,

Corner OF Canal and Magazine streets.
receiving their usual large supply Of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING from their Mttlfslctory, Newark,
pvisiue every novelty in the nlurke-
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS
FRENCH
COLORED CLOTH MD CASHMERE HAYMARkET
COATS
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE PANTS.
TALMAS, OPERA COATS AND CLpAltS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GKENADINE VESTS.
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, rNDEESHIRTS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well made GI offered VERY Low PRICES
ii Wholesale and retail Country merchants citizens
vittd 70 examine.
PIERSON, HARRISON & co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

GEN. HARNEY.-We are happy to announce, says
the Jacksonville News of the 8th inst, that General
Harvey, who has been placed in command in Florida,
has gone down tie coast, and will shortly take COM
mand in person. We think a speedy conclusion Of
the Indian disturbances may now be anticipated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

ST. CHARLES THEATEH.-Mrs. Farren will appear
tonight in two of her great chalnctcrs-Jane Shore
and Peg IpC6ingtoa, in the tragedy and the comedy
SO named Mr. Maggie will support her in both pieces
aud Mrs Gadsane will appear as -4Icia in the TRACE
ay. Between the pieces Miss Mary Shaw will sing
operatc selection, and the orchestra will perform
other operatic selections A decidedly strong bill,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

GROCERIES, ETo.--Messrs. ]. H. Carter & Co, at
Of Common and Tchopponlas streets have in store
aadon the Esfe large stock supGres comprp
soeetes Of ell kadF, tobacco cigars Boxers htos Wolfe
fchnapas preserved aee etc e. we woa'd refer
in general anda taGe 4! particular the advertisement in
q GotheE column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
az 2p;f


The highest Cash paid all descriptions Of Second
Persons leaving the city nn wishing dis
pose their furniture, will ffd their advantage call Lr
tta undersigned
Aao-sccond Furniture sold exchanged aa repaired.
?. NJ. TOURNE,
- aroIne street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IS, 1856.

tcriting for the Crescent 20 Ill
please mind not admit anonymous eoaialuHt-
CAUTIOUS. N an required that the name and status q
turi,er ss haoon confidence, o eom> before
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADv0CtTu.-We take
much pleasure i'll referring to Acknowledgement of the
Christian Advocate, whchappears elsewhere. It's edi-
tor, the Rev. H. n. MeTyeire, know to be able,
faithful and conscientious Christian, as well as gen
teman of varied accomplishments and large attain
ments. He is q good man and he publishes a good
paper Its weekly circulation is probably greater than
that Of any weekly in New Orleans. We might, pos
siby, cite an instance to the contrary but that would
not be i'll accordance with present purpose which
is to recommend the Advocate as the most desirable
medium for weekly advertising cXtant See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

NEW PuBLEcAT1oNs.-M j. c. Morgan, Exchange
Place, adjoining the Post Office, rcrep. pub
LEGATIONS Of tie day with supplies best st.da-d ard
miscellaneous books They worth locking by the
literary community.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18
AnlusclneiitS this EycninE.

Cr1sps GA1ETY.-The drama Of Rob Roy, and the
burcsQ,e opera of Poca-llonu
ST. CHARLES TuEATER.-The tragedy of Jane
shore-to conclude with the comedy Of Peg Wellington.
SpaLDING & ROGERS AMPHITHEATER.--West &
Pcel's Campbell Minstrtls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

DRUGS AHn CHEMICALs-Mr. Z. &. Whce!oci at
No. AZ Magazine street las in large stock Of drugs and
chemicals, 10 which he invites tte special attention ~ y AID
eeGa.ty Geaitrs. We refer TO his adv q sseultut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

Be68N0cetS RSg&t0CeH :
FROM NO. IS TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUAY CHAMPAGNE, in 4"afss-
pts constantly hand which equal TIE bes' tEs:
comes this market
Also E.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QU ALlGY.
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and Sherry
WINES.
Is r A " ID 1 E s:
sAZEEAC % Vintage Of 1885, l79s and 1865 ard oEsI
brands.
w HI 5 * Y:
OF all escripons-scotch. irish Rye and ioErhou.
ALE and PORTER, in pitts a-d. s.afts.
Also.
hand usuni Of the best WINES AnG Il!
QUOilS i'll market, which viii be sold rraaU.ase
terms any other h9use in he city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
~ nr,f No II itoTal Street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

aas- The clerk IF the steamer J. z. Woodruff has
our thanks for late st. Louis papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-18

". G. Morgan,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING POST-OFFICE,
HIS just received all
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS OF THE DAY,
--Toselher with further supply of the
BEST STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
MS 2p2iEl1W
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The Great CIoEhilsg EEotsse

ES~ ssR~HS &Swr R1.nz 60 a-sp
No. "a ST. Charles street.
NrrandA Binding, New Orleans.
Large and elegant stock at FINE CLOTHING and GEN
Tl.EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS for sale low at
MI 2alm r. SpROULE & cos.