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breckenridge COgE.

For cheerful and brilliant Resembling hickory
Breckenridge far excea sill other Coa mapping
the aah free from dust. beautiful
onehA the quantity of this coal that necessary Eugph
Scotch Camel and quickly with Breckenridge
Coal recommended York and in the vicinity
OF the mines, sickroom fuel for the
wood fire ia more desirable than ordinary coal.
By careful repeated experiments been found that
tons Of this coal equal to three English
was by making fires duplicate rooms using English
Camel and Breckenridge the eho The proved
twenty pounds of Breckenridge the thermometer
degrees longer than thirty pounds of English Camel,
The Breckenridge Carmel Coal far
Ing steam and for proof of which fol-
lowing extracts from the of Professor Sian Hon.
Prentice and Hon. Bryan r. Young made the Governor
lucky under cath
We agree in calling Camel Coal although import
ant respects unlike the other known varieties OF that COAL
liarties ls The which it ante 3D. The power
volume and endurance Of s combustion, and
explosions Cd Its wonderful strength resisting blows
the absence loss from and repeated
handling f Tho small quantity of coke which leaves and the
absence Of nde hhlfbrned coal in its ashes 5h
Its to aius etc., by which all
danger of Stacking or falling to powder is avoided
TIA perfect combustion demands full supply ofa and attended
with iutouse heal and brilliant luminous flame like that
and its endurance far exceeds Other Bitumnoua Coal which
have this peculiarly e. it's
matte) of the Breckenridge
others the Valley Of the Mississippi raising
steamboats, for boiling for making Illuminating
private Its strength Red
fiugularly clean Coal to handle"
greater part OF this Coal that will be mined this seasop
ready engaged by the oil and benz nsnuactueIR
balance which in and its way this city
Of the that families other
trial with hns view will aod delivered
0t0 pounds reasonable deduction above
will be made parties whing purchase large quantities.
9 Aoders will be promptly attended information given
concerning il, by
CREEVY & FAREWELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

The American mode Of manufacturing small
firearms has been adopted in England, from
plans obtained here by British officers. The
machinery, such as is used at Harpers' Ferry,
has been built here, and persons connected with
the manufacturing establishments in this coun-
try have been employed to superintend it. The
machinery has cost over 100000. The zsv
government armory of England, into which this
machinery and its new operations are to be in.
PRODUCED, is located at Enfield Lock, nine miles
north Of London It is intended ultimately tc
employ eight hundred operatives. and turn out
ige5hundred muskets daily. Twenty-Five thou
sand rifles for the British Government are nov
being manufactured at Windsor, ", and Hart
ford, CT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES rHIs DAY

st. Charles, APPLICABLE master, O'Clock. L, snapp &
Co., 81 Front street, and 7. B. Smith, Y New LeVee
street, agents.
LOWER ssIssIPPI.egs- gf.4a Es 81
Frank Lyon, Estis, master. o'clock T. B. Smith, 10
New Levea street, agent. @5Fg ~ 2lA
Belfast Taylor, master, O'Clock. Lewis snapp Co.. 81
Front street, agent. o..
New Latona, Gross, master, 8 A. N.
.-5....- H.. ALABAMA RIVER.
Post Boy Roberts, master, O. clock Lewis snapp Co.
agents. '.e.@.a j.. 49,
OHIO RIVER.
Guluars, Linn, master, O'Clock John E. Hyde & Co.
agents. ..s-zE @-.tr g..a~za.-
Virginia. Wells maBter at O'Clock. John E. Hyde s.
Co., agents.
uPpER MISSISSIPPI.
Thomas E. Tut, Dozer, master, at 5 O'Clock John E
Hyde & Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
Fl oUACHITA RIVER
W. N. Sherman, Gwatney, master, o'clock L. snapp
Co.: 81 Front street, agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

GENTLEMEN's AND YouTH's CLOTHING. Alfred
Munroe Cos No. "a Magazine street. have as large and
elegant assortment Of gentemen's and youths
thing be found in this city manufactured express
~ to order from the best cloths and in the most durable
and fashionable manner Their success in meeting and
filing the wishes Of the community in years past, is
sufficient guarantee that they will be less fortunate
with the present and its Gentlemen who
now engaged In selecting ther winter goods should gyt
them a call. See their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

- we acknowledge the receipt, from N.
strskpsoh, Of d Grand Concert Book containing the
Italian and Epgish words Of oil the principal ballads,
songs arias and Duets sung BY the most celebrated
artisss have given concerts in the United States
Is neatly printed and will DO useful TO scholars Of
music and To shose eoacert-goe who are not familiar
with foreign Languages. # 6k 5s$s5 ii
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THE. DAILY or ESCENT.
e,FF1oTAT JOURNAL oF# THE CITY.
5....TE R MI.


The Crescent will TO aubscbersl in ths tsy
u ID sa7 every Sundays s1eepssd for st II
half yearly and queIlY al the same rates
70 cents avaek, payable y The sasrtsrs.
Advarafasasats IN Al
every subsequent insertioni 50 eantr. W
BE every
Advertisements publhed atiuesals. Will DO
ios every Insertion. WI M S5$5#E
Advertisements markell will month, q longer,
hid charged aesora advertisement WIN
be until me pro-
e pfietora. R sss84Sa S #Gs Sfss s&
M Libesal Diseoant VIII ba INSIDE n regular sdSsfss
NH ID DAILY o r EsGENTs .$8S e
r5a circulation tor
IL eirsala.es reaching many hun-
dyeda Ii and being read before tbs
baaess hoars articles ior family may
~ y 81 y ayantageorsly pnblahad Ii iss colamhs
s8isS# NM ID 8W EEKIY dREsGEN T. #
pubiahd sYary Monday morning Invariably in nd
Having an circulation throughout louisiana
mississippi Arkansas Texas and other States "
rants advertisers makisg their
eoaaaodtias knsWa inserted for
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

ggg- West and Peel's splendid band Of Min
stres did ua the honor Of serenade this morning and
We have merely time to remark that the execution Of the
Crescent Quick stspn told Enthusiastically to whom we
we're indebted for the compliment. 81 I#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

TObGCcO-TOb0ccO
WILLS, RAW Inns & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
E T O e a G 9 O,
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TCHouPlTouzAs STREETS.
We o for sale Of the largest and best assorted stocks Of
TOBACCO before presented the trade in this city, comprising
pounds So and 100 OF h
bea. III Virginia. We give below fow names
ARaiIsTEAD L. WARWICK;
49, NJ. LANGHORNE d SONS;
NJ LANGH0RNE h co; s4
YOUNG & BURWELL;
= JOHN R. g. W. 0. FONTAINE;
JAMES HENRY GRANT;
CRANE IL NELSON;
WILLIAM T. SUTHERLtN
+ ~. J. 0. sFIACKELFoRD;
RoBV RT MAYO;
COLEMAN WORKMAN;
WILLIAM CHEEVEs;
BURTON & MAY;
JAMES L. CLAYTON; .r.. ...
McENEY 4 hcCULLOCH.
E to call and examine
stocks. d6 lm7pThFrsa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
ES,.st GLASS Esla1ak Books.

and about opening Gets Of Books are invited
10 examine our largo assortment OF &-
E.a .. RLANK BOOKS, m
Consisting of LEDGERS,
JOURNALS a @4%@" j..
DAY AND CASH BOOKS,
&+ INVOICE BOOKS a. ~. +. go, +
g. GRoCERs' ORDER BOOKS, etc.
business have spared pann in getting up
Books Of the ,.-
FIRST GLASS,
Made of the Au Laid and Wove Paper bound
and psged in the b.at ... a,. --,.
We have also large assortment Of
COPYING LETTER BOOKS,
Made Of the hest Paper and tho Patent Parchment Pnten
Cotton sampling Pape-, ull aizas, mud |
EVERYTHING IN THE STATIONERY LINE
That ID required for Counting t1oute use
Ut Blank Books made order. CT any pattern Of Ruling
Binding. F+5$F. @
E. R. STEVENS s. CO.,
,nl apftdltW and Common street,
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~ SEE FIRST PAGE. Ia

asy- We Gre indebted to the polite attention
81 the clerk Of the hne steamer John strsder Nj.
Beas, for package Of late Vicksburg papers.
The officers Of the magnificent Natchez will also ac-
8cept our thanks for similar favors. N All
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

MORE, Stock AND EXCHANGE BRoKER.--By
reference to the card Of friend Mr.. J. G. Dunlap 70
arayer street. twill be that he has entered into the
above business and socits the fayors Of his friends and
the pablic We know Of no gentleman capable or
trustworthy who more justly the confidence
Of alarge portion Of the community r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Of the late improvements in the manufac-
ture of telescopes, o most interesting account
has just been given by Sir David Brewster, in
Guiding description of the gigantic telescope
of the Earl Of Rose, the size Of which may be un
derstood by the fact that the area of the surface
Of the speculum in Newton's best telescope was
$50 square inches that of Hadley Is; of Las
selo SIC; of Herschel 1904; and of Rose 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

A Washington letter says that when news of
Walkers apparent triumph in Nicaragua was
received, the Nicaraguan Minister had just con-
cluded On arrangement with Mr. Champion for
a treaty with England, by which the latter
would have withdrawn from Nicaragua alto
gether, abandoning her Mosquito Protectorate
absolutely, and without other condition than
some little indemnity to be made to the Mos
quito Indians Of course such an arrangement
would remove one of the most embarrassing
points in our CONTROVERSY with Great Britain on
the Central American question. The negotia-
ton is now at stand still.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

The reporter of the Philadelphia Ledger has
been shown water snake, ten inches in length,
having two distinct and perfect heads. So he
says.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

sourHERK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. Charles
a. Stewart Nos Ill and 173 Canal street. constantly
receiving from the large supplies Of elegant
durable and desirable furnure, comprising mahogany
armos and bedstead and every article needed for the
full and complete equipment Of home Those who wish
to purchase should not fail to call at Stewards and
Inc his stock. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
sWysfea'ies OF the Post office.
["A Mail Bag is epi,orns OF human lifs.''J
TEN Y E RS
nj A IL B A c. S;
Or NOTES FROM THE DIARY OF SPECIAL AGENT OF THE
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
BY J. H0LBR0OK

l2mo.-432 pp.-price, 81 %,
Beautifully Illustrated with Portraits Rchie and
Wood EngraviugH from designs chiefly by Barley.
This wo,k1uderaken chief officers
Post Department. by gentleman who haa long been and still
Special of ths Departmsns the first book the
kind sued calculated give thu public insight into the prac
of the Post ofce Establishment and the almost
punishment Of onders the laws for the
securtv mails iuvosby
been offered the public under hearty
Of that enlightened snd powerful
the Press Brief these hstter1g
81 annexed
The will prove Of the most entertaining Of the
interest," general truth will form
addition stock of popular leratnreN York Evening
Post.
ave are bound to cocede Mr. obtooks narrative of his Post
expeenceF the merit of being exceedingly and
uugsestivo book.''-N. Y Herald.
"The cuest entertaining b,ck recently
Some Hobrook uIvanthsd ecitsF beat all that
Reynol and who read0 shem will
realize that still lives and thrvts amid
ie.n-2oston Post.
itself by the its subject every
person who read hsook or write Pennsy
yaaian.
"a amusing aud al the time interesting
kind has bea pubhed in ."Phladepha Bulletin
"A well wrttea ind anusins work from which shall
the bench OF the community Sal
Post.
"I abound. with sketches of and instructive massr-ph
Eaq7irsr.
''Thisbook arovy exceedingly entertaining open
ing arnuaemen "Hsrsford Daily Courant.
There Hubtane enough the Hcidnts plots and
contained in his sketches doasu Enquirer
pergou allowed himself harbor
the idea of opening another pscn letter. read the book
hudderng the ghtiul prcpise which he has OodNv
| Haven Register.
! EB- Publhedby
| H. coWPERTHWATr CO., philadelphia.
a. For sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.. dsl 9pssod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

KERR's Cry DIRECTORY lit will be seen, by
reference that Kerr's City Directory
for the present year in press and will be ready in
very short time Thosewho awaiting Its appearance
viii be supplieds few aays. notice to this effect is
ii another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

MILE PARoDl's CoScERr.- We are requested
to say that few good seats for Parods grand
cert be had by early application at the bookstore of
B. NJ Norman under the St. Charles Hotel. Those who
wish to 60 should apply st once.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
NOTICE.
4 DGEWATER MINERAL, PAINT n

aFhlDUEWA IEh MINEKAL FAINT.-The
N subscribers deem notify public thstfey
soe Agents Tor ne sale Of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT
states Of Louisiana Aaoana Mississippi
the Bdge#ae are recommended their trset
their
ONLY Of The unaesgaed II becomes necessary thus Motif
the pubic IN order TO preven fErthr prote
the reputation OF the Bdgewaer Paint. is within the roaslys
Of tA ageas that various mineral subance have basH
500 10 ms market to pars both city,
the Mineral and thus Bridgewater liable ba
on the merits H other This persisted
HAy seriously affect the ineeaa Of the Company end7
ssAl proceeding indispensable for their protection.
G. c. B0GERT d Co.. I? Camp street,
sole Agsnsatsr saso LoRiEapa, Alabama Mississippi and
AuAas' jysv9ph
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Capt. Jones, Of the whaling ship Uncas, of
New Bedford, writes home, setting forth the
disadvantages of San Francisco as rendezvous
for whalemen. Within q few days after arriv-
ing at that port, almost the entire crew deserted
and though he saw his men afterward on shore,
he was unable to obtain redress. He could not
procure men on any terms, and was obliged to
go to the Sandwich Islands to get q crew---los-
ing valuable time, besides mourning heavy ex-
penses 5 ,. 5..,- 49,. r-. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

At GEEAT AND COOP NAN Cow. a dispatch
10 Nsw YORK, dated % instant what point ia not
mentioned announcer the death of the Hon John
Macpherson Bsrrsn u Georgs # this prove true, one
Of Tic greatest and pursa o the nation has ceased
from his earthly abora and gone 70 his fnsl rest. We
trust the report may tarn out unounded. Neither the
nation, or Georgia, can afford to spare such
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

DEBoW's RETRIEVING have received the
January Number Of this excellent monthly and casual
ganee few Of ita well filled pages eonvnces that
ts former high reputation fully maintained by the
OF the opening wear e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

J. Ross Browne, at present in California, has
been appointed chief clerk in the Office Of Audi
tor for the Post Ofice Department.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

The dead body Of o young woman was found
in the house of her father, Michael Calvin, in
Boston. a few days ago, and it was suspected
that her death was caused by wounds inflicted
by Calvin, while attempting to violate her per-
son. He was arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

TIE FLORIDA INDIANs.-By the arrival yes
terday of the schooner J. j. Taylor, Captain
Black, three days from Tampa Bay, We learn
that short time previous to leaving Tampa,
information had been received that the Semi
noles had attacked party Of U. s. troops at
or in the vicinity of Fort Myers, killing one
U, s. officer and seven privates. No names
could be ascertained.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
30 Fer Gent SGgeeE.

30 E0es" Gent ScsGeoE
RICH Rare AND BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES THE HOLIDAYS.
Just received No 20 Camp splendid OF
Watches Ladies tho
approved manufacture,
JE w Ell R Y,
Consisting Of Cameo Mosaic Pearl rich Gold a emplets
alao, Chains, Ssals Finger Rings, PfEeia Pens
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Comprising Cups Spoons CASTOR, Baskets etc.
elegant patterns.
Alao, complete Of BRUSHES and C0ES, Er-
f superior quality all Of which will be kold per
less than previous pricss, ut Wholesale hsd retail.
"-" JOSEPH HUFTY.
s Atuil supply Cells Ravolvers s7p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

The huge propeller designed for the United
States steam frigate Wabash, was cast in Phil
adelphia on the Goth ult Thirteen and a-half
tons of metal we're melted, comprising $4,000
pounds Of copper, and $500 pounds of tin,
being the heaviest cast Of brass ever accom-
plished in that city. The weight Of the propel-
Ter when cleaned will be eleven tons. 1t has
two blades, with pitch Of twenty feet, and
diameter of sixteen feet four inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

. ODD FELLOWS HALL.--M,lle teresa ParoQI 9
Grand Concert, assisted by Mime strakosch and Sig.
Leonardo under the direction of NJ. strakosch.
ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Mr. and Mrs Barney
Williams in the aRobber's Wife, and "Mephistopheles.
GA1ETY THEATER, Sc Violet, or the Life Of an
Actress" and the s:Wanderng Minstrel"
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HoUsE.--Favorite
ballads songs dances, delineaons and burlesques, by
West Peers only and original Campbell Minstrela,"
VANSUcHI's MUSEUM. Wax statuary and cos
rooramas at 10Y ST. Charles street Grand soiree Ma
gique by Mons. Adonis every evening
The COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Michael Nourse, late of the Treasury Depart
ment, at Washington, has compiled some valua-
Bile tables relative to the commerce Of the United
States They comprise general statement Of
the aggregate and annual foreign commerce and
navigation from the first Of October, 1920, to
the 30th Of June, 1854, together with state
ments of the commerce and navigation with the
several foreign countries during the same Pc
Rod The details cover some ninety pages, and
it is the intention of the compiler to offer them
to the government. From one Of these tables
it appears that the annual foreign commerce
and Navigation for the year ending September
30th, 1854, was:
Total exports. SxlS 2alo6a
Domestic exports 2o5 SeO,e7o
Foreign re.exported OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a S50l94
Imports .,,,,,,,............. 314, 562 351
Bullion exported .................. 4I2S1 ISL
Bullion imported. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 675s.5S7
American tonnage entered ............. 3752ll5
Foreign tonnage entered Observation-Disclosures. 21322A
American tonnage cleared ............... 3911,392
Foreign tonnage cleared Observation-Disclosures. l07 ,so2
The commercial progress of the country since
1921, may be ascertained by comparing the re-
suits of that year with those Of 1864, as above.
The figures Of 1921 are as follows:
Total exports ................ 1854 1882
Domestic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1851 S94
Foreign re-exported ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 3O24 9S
IMPORTS ..,............,........ 625S5,72i
Bullion exported ............,.......... 1O47s559
Bullion Imported ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO64 $50
American tonnage entered 5O9S
Foreien do do ..,.,.., s1526
American tonnage cleared S04 947
Foreign do do. ................... 1908
It will thus be seen that in 1921, our total ex-
ports amounted to $64 974 ,3s2, and in 1854, to
$279, 241 ,O64. Also, that in 1921, our imports
amounted to $62,585, 724; whereas, in 1854, they
amounted to 1854 562 ,381. These figures pos
sess especial interest at this time, as calculated
to show the deep stake which our citizens have
in the interests of commerce -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

AMER1CANIsM The Senate of the South Car
Dina Legislature has passed q bill, by q vote of
50 to 5, to amend the constitution of that State,
SO as to require two gears residence after any
one has been naturalized, to entitle him to vote,
1t must be borne in mind that South Carolina is
@ Democratic State, and the Senate is Demo-
cratic. This is an unexpected move on the part
of the most august branch Of the Legislature Of
the Palmetto State, and would seem to indicate
that the Americans are not SO destitute of po-
litical strength as their opponents would have
the country imagine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

10 Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint pleased have it in
point remedy which has proved cua in
carer, certain and naiole
rescuns thousands from unsimely
grave We mean the Bers, prepared by Dr. c.
Jackson the German Medicine Store 100 Arch street,
phla See ad yrrtssuent. jAn4 lm6&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
Christmas .PressgQEs.

SELLING OFF AT COST OF IMPORTATION,
The entire stock OF Store 65 Canal street, consisting
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, IEWELRY,
FINE POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS AND FANCY GOODS,
Al Wholesale and Retail, by
VIM. KERNAGHAN, 65 Canal street,
dl4 SPIN between Camp and Magazine atrs eu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
E8seagsGea', V'yfa Besatyaaeyseal $ Co.,

BTeaDsGes', V'Nfa Besata aeyseal $ Co.,
..-.s co P E R, TIN,
And shaet-Iron Work Manufacturers,
Nos. IS and 81 Front, SO and So Fulton street,
And corner Notre Dame and Front streets.
oFF1oE-No. IS FRONT AND So FULTON STR EErs.
BRASS TIN work. would do well to call Aa everything
line manufactured supervision we
offer superior inducements oparties dealing with
SOLE AGENTS
For $. P. ROSES FIRE PUMPS
/ SkLAGiANDER LIGHTNING RODS;
sCHAFFER's STEAM AND VACUUM GAUGE;
jas 2pst HEARsosts STEAM AND WATER GAUGES.
Gle as
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
e5 AND 81 GRAvIER STREET
We have in store the following well known MANuFAC
and Dealers generally.
JENNY LIND, (Berger's)
TEA LEAF, (Ayre'el
rs .g r.- GOLD LEAF, tAyre'sD es
HARRY OF THE WEST, E
@ SAME OLD COON '.-fs5
DAvY CROCKETT, @ ~,
RAGsDALEs BEST ,.%
STONES PIEDMONT.
FERGUsoNs "IxL;"
KNOW NOTHING; G. -.
e. CUBA; ~y 49,
10 MAID Gt ORLEANS:
BUENA VISTA.
BURTON d. MAYS EXTRA, {od3
" CROSS, (old;)
JAS CLAYToRs EXTRA, toldD wy =. .l b
. CROSS, tresh3 ---
HALsEY d BooKERs LEcoMTE;
.s YOUNG AMERICA
PEYToNA; Ill.,.
5~"e LEXINGTON, go.
PICAYuNE;
LEcoMTE PANCAKE;
MLLER'S 5. BLUFF CITY;
PUT HER THROUGH;
SMITHS eRAND-DADs TWIST.
= Sole Agents in this City Of
BURTON MAYS.
JAS. L. CLAYTON,
HALSEY & BOOKER,
DIR. JAS. SAUNDERS,
WA. AYREs,
d. C. RAGsDALE Il CO., 49,
.. FERGUSON, HATCHER L CO., -...
".# GEO. BERGER, a&@
s.... THos W. ANDERSON, -t
BOOTH d FERGUSON ,.' y"
$". =. au %...&...g GEO. A. SMITH, '.. ta
MILLER & FERGUSON,
&.s{.D%- @.42. s.@. PolNDExTkR Il HALSEY
E The above the principal brands these
We have also alage assortment Of their medium
composed of pounds Ca 49, 3d. los and Smoking Tobacco
A. GLENN s. CO.,
jnnl 7p6 % and OF Gravier nreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
B~ SD 0 , o 0 O~

Es~ So o o o o ~aA
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY,
BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy LGtterys
SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY, 1856
GLASS IL.
TO BE DRAWN JANY $50, 1855, IN THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN IRIzEs AMOUNTING TO
N S so, 90 a
Will be distributed according the following Sci ene
One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
H4A'f $4,000
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS:
fdF Tickets IS; RalvsE ~ 50; Quarters Il IS.
E Bills all solvent taken at psr All communications,
strictly confi entail.
SAMUEL SWAN Agent and Manager
lRh%u Atlsha, Georgia.