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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
CONsTABLE's sALE.-sTATE OF CALIFORNIA,

( NONsTABLE'S SALE-STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
~ county OF Nevada. BY virtue of an execution on at
.achmen to me delivered issued from the Court of l. p
van Hagen Esq an acting Justice of the eace in and for
,ae Sounty aforesaid bearing date November 24th A. d.
dooo 70 sly Judgment rendered by said Court the
4th day OF November A. d. 1856 in favor of s. Gross
ana against Henry Lander for the of $63 721O0
aeot interest damages and costs of suit have taken in
following described property to wit the House known as
he Lander Saloon on Broad street opposite the National
xenange with lease of three years on the ot the house
nas ktehen aud up stairs On Monday the 18th day Of
Docemper A. d. 1856, between the hours OF o'clock, A.
d. ana o'clock p NJ, in front of the Lander Saloon
brUaa street. Nevada city, opposite the National Exchange
taken as the property of Henry Lander to satisfy the
above demands and accrung costs
Nevada Township, November 24th A. r. IssH
Cot WM q -. "A pelu>.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

SNow.-We learn from the Sierra Democrat
that the snow was a foot deep in Forest City on
Saturday
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

ELEcrED.-Mr. 0. X. Smith, American cand-
date for the Assembly in Tulare and Fresno
counties, has been elected by small majority
over his opponent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
a,,- GA Moment of Time is stOmum.n, !,

a75-aA Moment of Time is q NIonun1ent =.
Mcrcy.'-Thus says the Proverbs, and thus say we u
those who are afflicted with Coughs Colds Asthma Pal,
or Weakness of the Breast Sde and first stages of Con
sumption Take bottle of WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WIN
CHERRY in time and it will give immediate relief ana
perform permanent cure.
tableware of COunterfeits and Imitation.
aAs there are quite number of counterfeit articles bea
ing the name of WItrtP'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY
purporting to be the genuine and original we there
deem necessary for the protection of ourselves and for
the public good TO caution all persons who purchase In.
Basam of Wild Cherry to look well to the signature before
buying. The Genuine WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY has fac simle of the signature of Henry wisar
NJ D. Philadelphia, and Sandlord Park, a finely exc
cuted steel engraved wrapper Therefore be cautious a.
none can be genuine without the signature of Sandlord
Park.
For sale by Druggists throughout the State
Dox'r BE DECEIVED Ri UNPRNcPLED DRUGGIs1s but buy
of an honest dealer Look well at the signature before
purceasingtake unless it has the Of Sandford
& Park engraved on the outside wrapper all others are
BASE oouNrERFETs.
PARK & WHITE, Proprietors
TO whom all orders should be addressed. Also, Impof
ters, Wholesale and Retail Agents Of all valuable Patent
Medicines, warranted genuine
Washington Street opposite tho Post Office, San Fran.
Cisco s-3m
re a PcrfuIned Brcath.--Wlat Lady or
Gentleman would remain under the OF disagreeabe
BREATH when by using the BahI of Thousand Flowers"
as denrfce would not only render II sweet but leave the
teeth white ala baster7 Many persons do not know Their
breath bad and the subject is delicate their friends
will mention it, Pour a single drop Of the balm"
on your toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN may easily be cqured by using
the oTALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" 1t will remove tan
pimples and freckles from the sk leaving it OF soft and
roseate hue Wet towel, pour on two or three drops
and wash the face night and morning,
SHAVING MADE EAsYWet your shaving brush in either
warm or cold water pour two three drops of "BALS
OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the beard well, and it will
make beautiful soft lather much facilitating the opera
ton Of shaving.
Sold by Druggists
PARK WHITE, Sole Agents.
S-3m Washington street, opposite the Post Once:
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

4 'ONsTABLE'S SALI.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
~ County OF Neyada-ss BY virtue Of an execution on
attachment to me delivered issued from the Court of p
van Hagen Esq an Getting Justice of the Peace in and for
tne county aforesaid bearing date November I'D A. D
S2o 10 sasy Judgment rendered by said Court on the
"a oay OF November A. d. 1856 in favor of Herman ANIME
deot interest damages and costs of suit have taken in
execution and viii sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
@ @plowHg properly to wit The house known as the Ian
der saloon Broad Street opposite the National Exchange
WIN WIN lease oil three years the lot the house has
kchen anu up stairs On Monday the 18th day of Decem
O'Clock p NJ, in front of the Lander saloon on Broad
street, Nevada City, opposite the National Exchenge
Iaken as the property of Henry Lander to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs
Nevada Township November 24th A. D. 1885,
S-3w. WN q AStIrp Co,stoblo
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

THAsKs.-George Welch has our thanks for a
copy Of the New York Daily Herald, of Octo-
Der Oath.
10 J. &. Hamlin we are indebted for San
Francisco and Sacramento weeklies.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

'AkE NOIICE.-Ihe stock holders Of the Willow
Il Valley Mining Company are requested to moot ai
rescots Billiard Saloon, i'm Nevada on next Monday evc
Dec lst Business of Importance will come before thc
meeting BY order of H. PIJTNFR Presidort WV
A X. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
MINING CLAIM FOR SALE.-ONE SHARE IN
~ the Golden Age Tunnel Co on Cooy's Hill adjoining
shelby Hill Inquire of j. c. DUFFY at the Foundry on
Spllns sutcts OF at TINS Office. S-tf
HENRY L. SSEN,
NOT1RY PUBLIC,
0tFIcE-With Mcconnell & Stewart in Kidd and Knoxs
Brick Building corner Broad and Pine streets Nevada
JUSTICES CONVENTION,
VIE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE of the several townships
OF Nevada county, elected the general election hell
on the 4th day OF November A. d. 1856 are hereby mott
led that Convention for the election of two Associate
justices OF the Court Of Sessions of said County will he
ned at temperance Hail. in the City of Nevada on Monday
lhe ISL DAY OF december next, at O'Clock p NJ
TH0S. II. CASWEII. County .Judoe
Nevada Nov. 25th, 1S56-S-1t
NOTICE Is hereby given that all the right title and
~ interest OF JOHN ENGLE in the solomon Hill Mining
company claims viii be sold on the 4th of december af
clock r. NJ to the highest bidder for cash to nav as
esSments on the same The said interest being one share
AS9 at the same time and place. half share belonging
no 10 Nlcnolas Closkey and one share blongng to A Man
me sale TO take place on the ground, ON solomon Hin
by order OF the Company
KASPER HAUPT. Treasurer
MICHAEL HoUcK, Superintendent
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
NOTICE TO TAX PaVEI

A LII PROPERTY UPON WHICH TAXES shall not bsvo
IN m oeen PAID by the Sth day of December A. d. is5s
Il be Advertised and sold to pay the same - A0'0
chou;r WILLIAM BUTTERFIEID.
S5epi, and ex oficO Tax Collector of Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
ATTENTION M0UNTAlNEERs.

A SPECIAL MEETING of your Company will be held On
IA Saturday evening November 29th at O'Clock 7. NJ.
fill attendance is requested business Of the utmost
inn crance will be brought before the meeting
BY order of J. G. SMITH, sec'y.
Z ] SISk Enrnmnn
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
THO. Il. cAswELL, County Judge.

State of California County of Nevada ss-I J. IT, Bosf
wick Clerk in and for the county and state aforesaid here
by certify the foregoing to be true and correct COPY of an
on file in my office ' D'"
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
L. s. aiXed my Official seal this 25th day Of November
CO. j. II. B0STWICK, Clerk,
o-zw Per c. HAsKISS Denufv
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
NALLACE N1oNuMMNT AssuCIATION.

DURSCANT TO adjournment The members Of the above
i Association met in Grass Valley Nevada county on
saturday evening, November 18TH Mr. w. Watt President
pro tenn. in the chair when the following gentlemen
elected permanent officers of the Association.
Presidcnt-WlIIlAM WATT. of Grass Valley;
TreasureI-WlLlIAM CAMPBELL OF Grass Valley;
Secrctary-WIJ.IIAM MONTGOMERY, Of Nevada.
Citizens of Scottish birth all the State respect
fully invited TO cooperate with the members Of the Asso-
citation in their endeavors TO assist in erecting Monu-
yoent the memory of the ustous hero the scene
of his great victory at Sti ling.
Subscriptions received and all communications attended
TO by the Treasurer Secretary. S-iw
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

r OS'T-A NOTE OF HAND, signed by John Johnson
IL dated September 10th 1851 for hundred ana twen
in favor Of John Carle order An persons are warn
not TO trade for said note payment has been stopped
have taken legal steps to recover the same
X. OSBURN.
Nevada Noy 9th 1879 S-e3S
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26

CLAY AND kEAFNY STREETS
Established by KEYIcS Il CO., in 1851 and conducted
since by the partner, NJ S Martin who is now sole pro-
prietor.-S-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-11-26
CTATE or cALIRoRNIA. corNrY oF NEv

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA-
~ DA, ss-ln Chambers November 2jh 1856.
WHEREAS, notice has been served upon me of Protest
having been filed in the office Of the County Clerk Of Nevada
county against the issuance Of Election Certificate to
f. H. Den as Coroner elect of said county, and that his
election is contested by H. b. Hosmer of said comfy Of
Nevada; now therefore in pursuance of the Statute in
such case made and provided
1T is ORDERED That Special Term of the County Court
in and for eyada county aforesaid be held at Temierance
tia IN the City of Nevada Saturday the eth day Of
december next, at 10 Of the clock A. NJ Of said dav to
near and determine Of the of such cones ted election
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED, That the Clerk of said County
court 90 issue citation aud process Of subpoena returnabe
On te uay ana at the hour Aforesaid required by law
Slven under my band, at Chambers, this the 18th day
of November a. H. 1856
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
POLICE DEPARTMENT. MAYORS MES

On Tuesday evening last Mayor Waterman trans
mtted to the Common Council a communication
setting forth the imperative necessity which existed
for an increase of the police force of the city by
hundred additional men at least, and giving good and
unanswerable reasons therefor according to deb
crate conviction. In order that justice may be done
all around-to the executive and legislative depart
menls of our municipal government alke-as well as
for the general information, we have concluded to
present the main points Of the message to our readers
Several of those points are new to us, and probably
will be new to the public; aud they are put with
force and drectness that will commend them to the
consideration Of thinking men.
The Mayor first refers 10 communication he
addressed to the Council the 18th Of October last
showing " the total nadepacy of the limited police
force to the requirements Of the city and states that
the necessity for the augmentation then asked for has
increased and is continually increasing. Hence the
present application to the municipal legislature and
although he knows that rigid economy, in the admin
stration of our fiscal affairs, is imperative at this
unctNre, still he considers it 4 positive obligation
"restns upon the Council and upon myself to pro-
vide the most ample and perfect security to the lives
and property of our feow-ctiZens, which, with the
present limited police force, is utterly impossible
We entertain little doubt the people will cordially
concur with the Mayor in the views he has expressed
Certainly, no higher duty than the one mentioned
can devolve upon civic legislators.
In support Of his demand Mayor Waterman brings
forward some statistical data, to which we invite the
attention of the public at large. A glance at the
figures will cause universal surprise that the Mayor
has been enabled to accomplish 50 much with 50 few
officers and men. With smaller force, he has had
to meet aud overcome difficulties that did not heSet
the pathway Of his predecessors and to guard city
the police limits of which are constantly charging
calling for the services Of extra policemen as matter
of course. If 456 officers and men were needed in
1852, 800 would not be at al ont OF proportion in
1856. We take for granted that no intelligent man
will assail the correctness Of this last proposition,
We now quote, somewhat at length, from tie docu-
ment referred to:
Since my communication Won he l4;h " Iroe the
police bec! increased under rts'U your
r4bIe hudT fifty leaEak"E :Ie present 9ge :o:.e If :Ae
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

We have received from the publishers, through MT.
Steel, No. 60 Camp street, copy Of the following
valuable look:
TIE HISTORY OF TIE REIGN OF THE EMPEROR
CHARLES TIE FIFTH. BY Wm Robertson, ID
With an Account OF the Empcror's Life, after his
.abdH'ati0n, by Wm. H. Prescott Three volumes,
PIP. 500. Boston Phillips, Sampson Co.
The work is well printed, and is one Of great value
to the student Of history, being neither more Eor less
than a history of the whole of Europe, during it's
most exciting and romantic epoch. large part ot
the third volume relating to the life Of the great
monarch after his aIpicaton and written by AEleri
ca great historian Prescott is to the world and
possesses the greatest interest. The book is worthy
pegusal by all readers Of history and is entitled to
place in every library.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

.lS:. pals -,
isn', n1,1g n is really to be feared that the
masnfcen, beqaes 81 the late John to to the cities Of
bont ever producing the slightest benefit hose whom it's
donor 3 noa n M aaono pT Tbe eas has Been wae
and may sqnandsFed to srea, extent BY the gnSn
ovsi thas new claim 10 very considerable is &c
soon sn n he es'a, a To o
mat the lae John Mcp9ncgh m LEFT tT9 @ egitmae eh
snsr and during bis lifeline upon handsome
oElnne me eaaghter mas gone y rance y '
lives Nw Orleans and nd is in good eli Gums an e.
executors for the sum q 100000 paid in four
ae bis death nsst pet"a a mas met and ra or fresh ]
and sacrifices viz be the The sstato cyl,
mt IN ods and the payment Of the 100000 could be easily
made Chs nr he e aecG a
city Baltimore expects to realize any benefit from
aoptsd aid Carried ont posible-hal to dside
with The Sy e NAV Ne " a sn am inv yes Th sub
the and speedy attention Of the Council
The "bequest" may nave peen llashlucele ~
Baltimore, but 1t has proved afyts oue peiiecN "
New Orleans. MeDonosh was u Aisn'n"i7 ulon o''l
prosperity Wnaie ne li'eu, anu ~ ese''o has oeen
nightmare ever SINCE Inc SOONER we see ria u IL Ve
better For our part we shoulo reJolce II II was
declared insoVent tomorrow ana lts sae oroefed 70
he made5 by the Sherh 70 the hlehest Dlouer oh0ii
that's cone, lne hhesb properly III 'ie Guy VIII re-
man uhanlproYeo anu nproauclVe-onsishVly spec
Iaeles Oh oeCaS anu III tse llus' VI CnliC
slghthness anu advancement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29


The GIFT B0OEs.-0n Christmas day, being some
what at leisure hn,led 1pr Mt Norrap,s m Fyrhanre
Place adjoining Office and eeqed ourselves with a
examination Of the different gift books which were srren about
the counters Taken altogether we never before saw more
magnificent display holiday chiefly in respect
to illustration binding the books this year exceed those
any former year The perfection of printing cenr and
beautiful tyne sowwhite parchment paper achieved
some years ago. and left the binder and
engraYer keep pace with the pogresstveness the age
embossed brown leather binding in which the books
clad is exquisite in its richness and beauty the pr
chaser is fascinated with the book before he opens The
cravings in general are Of the first grade Of and the
colored display delcacy of art that would
be beyond human handiwork.
The magnificent book in the collection was Browns
Family Bible It enormously large book in which the
print looks beautiful than copper plate the paper
handling for hundred years binding strong and
beautiful in proportion and every few leaves, throughout
immense volume is steel engraving OF the exquisite
fnenesE surrounded with tancifu border The price of
book is hrtyve dollars bnt as gem Of the oomasing
art we can safely say that il is worth double the
Another splendid book the Narrative CT Commodore Pery
Japan Expedion written by tho Rev. Dr. Hawks and revised
and approved by the Commodore himself Aside the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
NEw YEAE G1rrs. RIcu. RAKE AND REArr,rr1

New YEAR GIFTS, RICH, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL.
Mesrs Lion Pnsrd Nos &C and GS Royal street, corner
Bienvile, offering magnificent stock Of fancy goods
from which holiday present may be selected suit the
pockets OF any kind OF donor the taste Of any kind Of
doHe Toys Of all kinds Tor the little folks icwey in which
diamonds and other precious gisten with magic beauty
clocks and lamps Of the beautiful patterns Sevres and
Pa porcelain Bohemian glass and Parian marble, III the
prettiest and d2n;iet shapes known human art cream
chocolate in fancy parcels Of all Sizes tickle the palate
awaken the smiles of beauty; Jouyins gloves which make
human hands look divine; and, in short all the articles
bearty richness and ingenuity, which the refined taste
could desire select from in making present TO lady gentle
man. child make up the display in Messs H. & Ps elegant
sore The s5debnard ornaments in the shNpe Of fancy gs
neuF stands and the mRnte ornaments in the Shape bronze
and porcelain cocks and candeebra perfection
Of beauty For those who prefer getting such articles by
aVof o fortune instead Of direct expenditure grand t0no
Is now open there forty eight prizes Of the richest and
beautiful jewery offered dollar chance. McSsrs L. 4
are also Offering some handsome Partisan honnes for ladies
misses at FIVE dollars each The advertisements those gentle
men the Crescent of to-day will found worthy Of
by all oar readers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

and, in fact have nothing literally nothing, whereby
our people could vindcate their rights in case Of
armed struggle! These facts may be homely, but
they are none the less ndisputabe and none the less
worthy the consideration ofpractical statesmen.
The theme is fruitful one, and we could dilate
upon it to any length, but our limits admoniSh Us that
We must close for the present. II the practicalites
have suggested lead to udicious action we shall be
more than compensated for our labor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

CANAL LoAS,--Wc learn from Albany n. Y, that
the Commissioners Of the Canal Fund advertise for
loan Of 81 100000 for the enlargement of the canals
the bids to be opened on the 18th Of January, the
terms being six per cent. stock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

GREAT SURGICAL OrERATIoS.-Dr. Cufnoehan, 1S
New York has, within short timc performed again
his great operation for the of neuralgia OF the
face by cHsccing the second branch of the fifth pair
OF nerves, as Ear as the base Of the skull. Tbs
patient, medical gentleman from one Of the South
crn States, had been martyr to the disease for 3
number Of years. He is now doing well.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
EnM AIMS STEAM TrAIN Thn {

in branch OF human industry more Important than i'll that
OF The manufacture sugar Dtere! kinds of economy nav
be actlsed by the planter One kind consists getting
such apparatus will make largest quantity Of sugar with
the least fuel and labor and another kind consists procuring
such apparatus will bes and most vnuabe sugar
from the juice o. the ordinary TO those prefer p,c
sLs This latter kind Of economy would recommend the
open trains of Mr. Edward something worthy their
especial notice They have been years with the
greatest by Of the sugar planters
III the Sate-Hlways working smoothly ind economically. and
turning out sugars OF premium QEaly. Mr. Ewuis
s,ment Nos. IS and 81 New Ievte street. and we would
advise planters and inspect his aqtrN;s we'll
pies Of the manufactured thereby list the planters
who are using the open trains may found Mr. Ed
wards card, i'll another part Of our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC-Messrs. Prestly 4
ieu Il, Nos s9and 81 Camp have hand stock Of
and hardware cutlery and iron IGniactHE
purposes which surpassed by that Of any other es.a-
i>urt Soui They agents for the celebrated iEta@
Of EIeiman BROTHERS. Cumberland river, Tennessee wtIP
ne for the incnnat Bell Mliufacory copper company
Jersey. Merchants planters and Others referred to-
the advertisement Of Nessrs. T. Il B.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

CLoTulSG.--A very large stock OF clothing, com
prg al the substantial beautiful an! fashionable garments
season. Offering hy Me>sFs. + Muad Co, No,
and 10 Canal large part o lhe s;ock is for o!,
Ioys and children. See advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

GRocERIEs.-Messrs. A. D. Grief & Co. keep their
large establishment & 40 ~ Old Levee street. well
stocked usual ~h groceries of the substantial kind. We
fer the trade 10 their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

LITERATURE AND FINE BQ0KS.--Ihe attention Of
the Eeader directed to the advertisement in ano,cr coit
OF Mr. j. c. Morgaas Book Depot in Exchalve Place u-
iEE The Post Office. Mr. Morgan has Q; ;e RrEts; L>t
assorted stocks or reading material textbooks &c in H.
country and his magnificent gf; are equal 70 any in Ike
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
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RECHERCHE GIFrs.--T The stock of fancy goods
Offering by Nr, taolphe Blace No g Royal Street com
prses nothing that is Of the very quality to in mate.
rial and workmanship. See card.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

ARITHMETIC, ETC.--New classes begin this week in
the mathematical department nobcurs Commercial College,
Hog Canal All who ISL be ready for !o business
should apply Immediately.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

CLoAKs AND FrRs-EyeEy variety Of seasonable
goo for Ladies and children te hi the well known >Ior
Of j. Z kregm No. la Canal Street; the clon and I.r
department. ben: particularly rich s." advertisement;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
GIFT Books AT \

GIFT Books AT NoHMASs.-The displays Of an
and illustrated works Mr NornalIs establishments
No Cam? and under The S.. Charles Hotel
brilU;;. All aH capacities prov lc
the cu.lee:icl. Mr.. Nor1aaa's advert.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

SPLENDID HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-T jewelry, silver
ware and fancy goods Dow.on display Messrs Hyde Il Good
rich's OF Canal and Royal streets is dazzling
and eneipg behold Everything the richest
recherche descriptions and the specimens in the show windows
keep bauquees blocked with admiring spectators al the
time, when the weather pleasant We world readers
to the advertisement on the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.- Everything
n the way Of gentenens clothing and furnishing goods may
he found Mea:, F. Strnger No 35 Camp Street See
thcir advert.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

HOUSEKEEPING Goops.-A very large and well
as7tt sock @o>vk"t ng goo.~ : b@sg dislos.d q ny
Nc>>r>. S.nuuv Z. Neo,t 1,, VA 50 au? ';ec "
refer Aou.e ekeelcis and country he
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

Dry Goops FOR Glrrs.-Dry goods Of the finest
,, Hi. h.suyretr sins .rc so'a 4 very ow prizes
NJ Nay > ,,:e # Fuydts auG Caronde]c; streets See
iIp alh .L.s et.elli, .4Gils.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

GROCERIES, DRUGS, Erc.-Mr +. B. Wheelock at
No 3 Magazine street. has hand very large stock OF drugs
chemicals and the groceries Some of the goods
now landing, and dealers will find worth while inspect
them and learn Mr.. Wheelock's prices. We refer 10 his
advertisement in to-days Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29

MEMS AND BOYS, CLOTuISG.-A very complete
and extensive stock Of clothing and furnishing goods of all
descriptions for gentlemen youths boys children is offer
ing by Mesrs. Lewis W. Lyons Co.. No. s. Ca,nt street
next Camp The garments all elegant tu,hionabe
md the nrices low Sn.a nd rnrsnn,rr.x
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-29
R1CH ARTICLES FOE TIE LAn1Es.-Tbe es,

I'Sti ANTILLES lp1t IRE LADIES.~-1 he EStHDIiSQ-
Of Madame Olympic Co. No a Chartres Street corner
OF CU0mhonse is Of tractiveues lad int
whilst the opera is in full blaze and balls wedt Is 80
much i'll tasion. See the card Of Madame q. Il Co.