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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-18
business.

It is business and trade, and trade and business |
Every one engaged in the great commerce Of our city
appears just at this moment to be in the best honor
and the highest flow of spirits. There is 10 appen
dage to commerce and finance in this city known as
a stock and exchange board. where all sorts Of delhi
sion, trading, swapping and gambling are carried on
from day to day, and which attempts to influence the
great moneyed interests of the country, ii Wall
street There are no coalitions formed lospeculae in
or control the price Of cotton tobacco sugar and the
necessaries of life. All the primitive principles Of
trade carried out here to the fullest extent. This
with the unrvaled standing and soidity Of cur ncr
camille community, is fast placing New Orleans on
the highest summit of eminence and fame.
Albeit its commercial position at this time is almost
independent yet there is some blending with remote
communities and which at times causes some sympa
thy to arise on the reception Of an European mall
was evinced yesterday by the receipt Of the mails
from Liverpool of the 18th ult. The general tenor
of the private correspondence, so far as regards
finance and trade i'll England is in the highest degree
satisfactory. The accounts regarding cotton are in
no way different from what were expected when the
heavy receipts particularly at this port formed the
chief topic Of the day. If we placed great confidence
in talegraplic adyices we mi ght refer to the intel
ligence brought by the City of Baltimore, arrived at
Philadelphia, and which will be found in another
column. Though quotations Of cotton were omitted
in the first dispatches received last evening they may
have come through subsequently. However, the
omission is of secondary considerations: though if
there had been decline it would have been duly
quoted. We received, yesterday, the following eX
tract Of letter from Liverpool which is prelude
| to the favorable accounts to come hereafter
| Per tInntic1 LIVERPOOL. Nov u lSzf.
the s0B nn Tt Of ErInd y"imr ' ie : Of iuercss to
per and pCGsS yerX 800" "o to d per cent When e
frightened heavy receipts at New orIe@ns aud Mobile,
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EV'itses and liquors.
ROY Al. SHR EN',

II .....,.... ROYAL STR EIT,.. .-.,. ~
Asnpply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE il qCsr:s
pnts constantly hand, which il equal tho best thhi
this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
and STILL. HOOK, MADEIRA md SHERRY
WINES
BRA n DIES:
sAXER4C o. the Vintage of 1885 1898 and 1905 md ctts
w IL y Ky:
Of all cripti0ns-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORT ER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On my usual Of the best WINES ana Ill
QUGtlS the market which will be sold reasonable
terms as Rly other beuse in the -ity.
SEWELL r. TAYLOR;
dT 2ply II Rovnl treet.
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f1SU Prizes, amounting TO. S2oG0o
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves 50; Quarters 81 80.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the two succeeding Numbers 20 these
drawing the first lG prizes will be entitled to the "a AproIl
nation Prizes, according the scheme,
5000 Prizes of $40 will he determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example If the
number drawing the $40 900 prize ends with No then all the
tickets where the number ends will be entitled TO SD II
the number ends with No then all the tickets where ennt
Der ends in twill be entitled to $40, and SO on D.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As by ibis Scheme, Ticket in every 10 is guaranteed
draw Si0 will sell Certificates Of Package, Of 10 Tickets
them.
the purchaser.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets SEC
40 Ian ~
10 Quarter ....,....... Il
1t will be perceived by ibis PLAN HAT for 500 The chase
has certificate Of ~ tickets, he buys tickets lie would
only get for that WhoeS by buying certificates he
has four chances for the larger Pesalvts and Guar
Packages i'll proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordereL
receipt of which they will bc forwarded by first mail
The list OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be yir
cmsers Immediately after the drawing.
R-PriLe Tickets caslcd renewed in other tickets
Office.
n Orders for Tickets lie addressed either Boz IS s,
pcstOiice, New Orleans or to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, GAP
do 2pd&w Or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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Corros.--The receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock last evening, were: By the Il. !"
McRae, from Skipwth's Landing, 1,643 bales Repub
lie, Fanny Bullitt's Landing, 2,So& Laurel Hill
Fishers Landing, $40 Opelousas, Washington, 4G2
Moses Greenwood, Champagnolle, $50 !; Oceana, S57
Pelican Yazoo river, 1,67l. Total, 10,4os bales
There were a few bales received at the Upper Basin
and less at the Old Basin, with small lot at the
Pontchartrain Railroad. CIV
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SPLENDID GoLD AND STEEL PENs.--Mr. Myer Phin-
cas-, of New York. called upon us yesterday, and pre-
scented us samples of godand steel pens, all Of his
manufacture, with request that put them to the
severest test and pronounce an opinion in accordance
with the results We have done So and have satisfied
ourselves that they are excellent pens, and all they
are represented to be, in every particular which is
something of rarity in this face age.
His gold fountain pen is one Of the best we ever
put to paper and goodness knows we must have used
some thousands of all kinds in the last sixteen years.
1t writes freely, distinctly and neaty-the fountain
being contrved that just enough ink and no more,
flows to the nib thus rendering the annoyance of bots
an obsolete practice. This will be gratifying to awk
ward pen holders and negligent writer's We cordially
recommend Phneas's gold fountain pen. His steel
pens also possess unusual excellence. His Bank pens
have only to be known to command admission into
Banks and counting rooms. Fhe patent double-sprng
pens are extremely neat and suitable for fine writing
and his original patent long points cannot be sur
passed. Having tried all, we cannot consccntiously
do otherwise than recommend them to the public.
Mr.. P also manufactures pencils and pen holders
of various sizes, patterns and fnish which are emit
tied to general attention.
All of these articles for sale by Mr. j. B. Steel
60 Camp street, to which establishment we direct such
of our readers as may be in want of good pens and
so.forth
N.B--In writing the foregoing, the fountain pen
has only been replenished once.
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Youths, Boys' and Chift7reaa's
#N IS CLOTHING. 5
e. MALARDE& co

+. MALARD1& CO.,
Nos. SIS and go Canal street, corner Ola Les
street,
Receiving per Black Warrior and Empire City fresh
assortment Of
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHTLDREN'S CLOTHING
among which
Youths Pilot Cloth OEERCOATS.
Youths and Boys Black and Coloyed Cloth RAGLANS
Youths and Boys Black Cloth FROCk COATS.
Youths Boys Black Doeskin aud Colored Cashmere
PANTS.
Youths and Boys Velvet Cashmere and Silk VESTS.
Youths and Boys Black Cloth TAI.MAS.
BOYS Black and Coored CLOTH JACKETS.
Citlren'S GRAY SUITS.
Chtlren's FANCY IT'S, with Vests attached
Chdren's Black and Colored LAAfARTINE CAPE COATS.
Chdren's Black and Colored Cloth JACKETS and PANTS.
With general assortment of BOYS CLOTHING.
For sale by
+. MALLARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street
dl5 2peol3t corner of Old l.eree street.
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TO SaEQNr Planters.

The B.iGASSE KETTLE TRAIN (Ciilman's PATENT is
in the successful operation the plantation Of f. H.
SKAGGS, ESQ., at Pacrsonvillc, st May's parish making
sugar open train Of kettles, purpose
which is directly applied from the Bagasse burn, Gil
mans Furnace. The consumption of wood thus far has
exceeded ONE AND ONE-IIALF CORDS to make EIGHT
HOGSHEADS OF SUGAR. This is the greatest trium PHI
achieved in sugar making
The crop will be finished about the Goth ins and all persons
interested in le manufacture Of sugar invited witness
this process and for themselves measurement and
sumption OF wood and the quality sugar made.
The Opelouss Railroad Cars leave here every morning. by
which parties will arrive Pattersonvile p NJ where
rheo will good hotels and tile Pacnee ready give any
further information
Z. CARVER COMPANY,
No. 10 Grnvier street.
s. H. GILMAN,
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40 Camp Street.


HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.
SILVER PLATED CAsTORs-wh cut bottles, from
So TO $40
SOLAR LAMPS-of all paterls from 50 50 to Sl0
New Pattern Oval Trays-n sets and sngy,
Ivory Handled and Common Cutlery.
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons and Forks.
britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots.
Table and Door Mats of Ill kinds.
Silver Plated Cake Baskets
COMMUNION SERVICES
britannia Metal Tea and Table Spoons and Justors
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Fire Irons-from 81 50 per So.
Coal Scures-Iron, Copper, Brass and Japhnned.
brushes and Feather Busters, Of all kinds.
Best Polished and Common TinwHre.
Tea and Coffee urns. Chatting and Fish Dishes.
tilt Band and OrilHnlenen Chint Tea Sets.
Plain White aud Gold Band China Dinner Sets.
Cut and Moulded Glassware, OF all kinds.
White Stone China Dinner and Tea Sets.
A large assortment OF COMMON EARTHENWAEE for
the wholesale trade all tpr sale At low prices, and
free 10 any part Of the city.
Mo 2p.f SAMUEL f. MOORE & CO.
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BLACK HAWK AND MORGAN STocK.-Dr. Elliott,
at the foot Of Union street. has just received fine
lot of the above animals. Among them are several
valuable pairs Of carriage horses, unsurpassed for
beauty and style Of action. Our fast men can be
gated by an inspection Of his stock, as he has also
several 2:4O Black Hawks and Vermont Morgans.
The Doctors establishment is worth a visit. See
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~. EBssf'PE s Co..

"a CHARITIES STREET.
by The latest arrivals, the foo~ing bUS-
NESS BOOKS:
Rowlctt's Interest Tables N. Prices Tables Of Sterling
Exchange Buns Expeditions MeaSurcr and United St@'e%
Tariff
Also N extensive assortment Of French English and AneFi
can FANCY STATIONERY.
The best of English, American and French fAPEN 10Y
BLANK BOOKS always on hand.
p. DUREL & CO.,
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Christmas Presents.
SILK DRESSES 50 90 up;
MOUSE DE LAME DRESSES, 81 so up;
PLAIN CASHMERE DRESSES, g 90 up;
RICH CHAILIE DRESSES, fol Evening Dresses;
Embroidered Ilaudkerchiefs, barge stock, 81 up;
=. Collars. 25 cents up
Ciouks Sup;
ShawlS, ;, I'D;
MARQUISES, ParASo--a beautiful assortment:
RIBBONS Trimmings, Gloves Hosiery, etc
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Of every description, exceedingly cheap,
c. c. WAYLAND'S,
dl7 nplO. Poylras and Carondclet ss
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Boots, Shoes and Br0q0rts.

AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in
Inent Of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS HATS, GAPS, e:s.
Plantations supplied with prime DITGHING BOOTS,
RusSET BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, the loves: married.
prices, by
FROST l. CO.,
lyl3 2ptW 10 Magazine sYats.
I'll A II =, C A IS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general SIX
Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Me3ic.I
Wool HATS. the
EST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.;
jylS paw 10 Magazine
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-EBg". James Scott,

Formerly 6l Caroneet street, has removed his once 10
No. ri Bourbon street,
Canal and Cusohoue Streets where he may be con-
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES
Structures Of the Urehra Dropsy Ascis and Anasarcas>
Syphilis all its forms radically cured in very short rne,
and without the inconvenience the patient Dyspepsia,
etc. se-- -poAS
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IMPROVED WIEDows.-An who are dcsirous Of
keeping up with the improvements Of the times in arranging
planning their houses should call Mr. j. B. notcxter
q Commercial Place and examine the complete
dow for convenience comfort beauty and cteapncs that
have 1t supplies the paceof door and Window
arranged raise and shut 1t gives
free and top possesses all the reVu
of both doors and windows and advantages all
other windows II difficult TO give faithful description of it,
would therefore, advise all interested call the office
and examine il for themselves.
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E3s'. S0asstseG Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. ll5 GRAVIER STREET NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALnEEAp WHrESwELLlSG, SORES ara
ULCERS every description il%l 2ply
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Capt. Weston, of the schooner General Washington,
which arrived yesterday from Pennington, informs us
that during the storm on Saturday night last the
schooner Falster, Capt Paul, from the New Basin,
bound to Pennington, was totally dsmasted in the
Rigolets. She reached Pennington on Tuesday
morning.
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TERMS:
she Crescent will be regularly served 10 subscribers ~ m
ity at an early every morning,
$40 year in advance halfyearly and quarterly az ~
same rates or 20 cents week. payable to the CARRIERS
advertisements, per squarehrst Insertion IN MI eSe
Al: for every subsequent insertion 80 cents
5verseu,ents on the second are charged d o
nnbl;shed at intervals will be charged II per
square for every Insertion -
advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; VI
,onge and charged accordingly no advertisement OF sup
e.rpon will be stopped until all arrearages are PAID az 'he
optoR of the propretoTs.
rsse,as T3lseount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAFg4Y CRESCENT
r4a ceuaon which renders it desirable medium for saver
t;sarE AS FAMILY PAPERit crcuates largely, reaching
anr hundreds homes at early hour and being reao
nesoe the approach of business hours consequently articles
fer family use may be sdvantageousy published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
IA put,shea every Monday morning at 50 year invariably in
advance Havng an circulation throughout Lou
,s;ane Mississippi Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
States favorable mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
IS serted for 81 per square, each insertion
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To INsURERs-The Board Of Underwriters give
notice that different Insurance Companies composing the
Board will close their Offices II o'clock ayou account of
Thanksgiving and that policies falling due to-day may be re
newed previous 10 that hOnr.
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CRIsp's GA1ETY.-1iiSs Heron in Ncto Piece.
Miss Heron will appear tonight in the character o.
Nedeu in her adaptation of the play of that name.
Afterwards she will sustain the part Of Clari, in u
piece entitled Home Sweet Home; which, we be-
lieve, has yet been performed in New Orleans
The full strength of the dramatic company will be
drawn out by the two plays. It should be partcu-
larry remembered that this will be Miss Herons last
Init na
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christmas Presents:

Christmas F7l'sscR$s:
TOYS AND FANCY -APrICT E,S
FOR THE LroN::
B- II X Il Il IT,
10 Canal st., (Touro Buding,) and 40 Chartres ST.
/, now opening his stool. Of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
the richest h&t have been offered to this pub
liz, embracing every variety Of
Furnished Fancy Work Boxes Dressing AMI Toilet Cases;
Work Tables and Sands, fine E,I,h Paier Mache Desks
jew! Ct.ee etc Bohemian t,lus China 1uiirt
Vases, DJor Boxes ETC.; fin Dolls Hobby Horses;
Carriages BrGeics, PropcI.eIs Tool Eoxcs;
flames. Puzzles, rNy etc. etc, etc.
N R-re,ot Of Ladies Dress Trimmings. di 2p;jnl
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT Books AT WHITE s.-A large and
splendid of ANIMALS Illustrated works. suitube
for holiday presents may he found the hook Of
Thomas L. White No. los Canal street. \ purtial list Of the
books may be fonnd in advertising department.
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Cranes

Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASF<ET-
Those beautiful BURR Al NASkETS formerly sold by p y.
COOK Co, Charles street have purchased by
the Undersigned who offers the for sale the usual prices
at No, 200 Camp street
ol3 2F,f DANIEL, MONROE,
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co IN m@ $40 me- H.

10y THE NATIONAL, AND SOUTHERN HsEs.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Congressional news OF
this day unimportant
Underwood, of Georgia, has received the appoint
meut of United States Judge of Nebraska.
Thalberg, the pianist, called upon the President,
this morning, by special invitation Complimentary
speeches were made, and during the interview the
President presented Thalberg with beautiful copy
of Perry's Japan Expedition.
New York Markets.
New YoEK, Dec. l7--Cotton closed buoyant-the
sales of the day amounting to $500 bales. Bread
stu1s generally were dull.
Arrival OF the City Of Baltimore at Philadelphia.
New York, Dec 1.-THE steamship City Of Balti-
more from Liverpool on the Sd inst, has arrived at
Philadelphia.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 3.-The cotton market has been
steady since the departure Of the Africa The sales
of the last three days amount to owhch
spectators took none, and exporters took only 1000
bales. The market closed firm and steady.
Breadstuffs.
The market closed steady. Ohio flour is quoted at
35s. to 35s 3D. Corn is dali mixed is quoted at 33s.
Provisions.
Bacon closed quiet Lard is little lower: quo
tatons are nominal.
The Money Market.
Money matters are generally unchanged. Consols
for money and account closed at 94g to 94f.
Manchester Markets.
MANCHESTER, Dec. ;,.--The market is steady, with
an improved demand
Steamers Arriving Out.
The steamship Canada had arrived out at Liverpool
and the Fulton at Southampton.
General News.
England has agreed to the re-assemblage Of the
Peace Congress.
It is rnmored that there are discussions in the Brit
ish Cabinet.
An instruction has broken out in Palermo, and
troops have been sent to Qrell it.
Our advces from France are unimportant.
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Camel street.

E05 CteaetyG street. E05
GIFT IL O O ESz
Elegantly Bound and Beautifully Illustrated,
-Suitble for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS !!
sEAKsPEARE'S WORKS. E vols, royal Svo.;
Byron, Moore. etc, etc, in Antique Bindings;
;shes Christian Year
Scrptural Gallery Ct EngrAvings;
Gol1smih's Poe;ch Works;
Wavery Novels, q vols;
Sparks Life of Washington;
MacGulay' Essays, ) vols;
Humea History Of England;
pr@cot:'s Works, crnrlt:c;
Feslus. By 2. Bailey;
Poetry Of the Year
Poetry Of the Fields
SABBATH Bells;
Poetry Of The Weeds,
For sale by
THOs, L. WHITE.
DIS 2p3t No. lo5 Canal street.
s. Zone SteF'' dry Goods Store.
Is. PHILLIPS OLD sTAND.)
CoENIEEEI, CoRNJ &c Cop
-1.aye.opencd their Store
wayadcs ST.. next door 10 Horse Station.
Where the Ladies' of New Orleans and the pubic genera!
can find the CHEAPEST assormc1, Of DRY Goon@ ever
offered in the city, snch as
French GALIcOs warranted fast coofS a; 29c yard
American guards for I5c;
MarQui,e PARASOl.& AZ So, 81 30 and 81
Boue; RIBBOS Ms, { inchcs vile, at 5Jr per yard;
=. T.. all qualities ard prices
Large noublc Bed BLANKETS, s. 80;
81 co.
Fancy SILKS a; G. eer,s per yard;
.. atSI CT
=. H.. at 81 10
.. e., ii ;! %
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OFFICE BOARD USDEEwRT !
New Orleans, Dec. Iii, lHj6 s
The Insurance Companies comp Using this l'onrd Will close
their Offices the 18th nst Than giving Day. II O'Clock
Policies falling due that day be renewed previous
tina, hour.
JAMES II. WHEELER.
Ill 2p2t Sec'v Board Underwriters.
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10y THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN hHEs.l
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ORLEANS THEATER.--The opera of "LEtoile du
Nordn will be given at the Orleans tonight for the
first time this season. This the newest opera on the
stage; and in dramatic interest it compares Nvorably
with any of the old ones whilst in scenery, music and
accessories throughout, it is far ahead Of many of
them. It rivals The Prophet in the magnifccnce
with which is put on the stage at the Orleans and
is one of those pieces which never fail to crowd the
house whenever performed The characters will be
sustained tonight by the best members of the com
pany, and the Star Of the North will shed ustre
which will be remembered with delight by all who
behold it for the first time
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRY OF BALTIMORE

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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a7y- We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Republic for late Natchez paper
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2. .W0(iNFfR.
Gesp. BRe. Egf,sECe,

Geo. BFs. Bruce,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RROKER,
No. 30 Tchoupitoulas street,
NEW ORLEANS, ia.
Those friends and others who may he pleased to give their
patronage uHy be assured Of best attentions their interest
dl3 22lm GEO. W. BRUCE.
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III. p. -BegckIesF,

III. p. ESCRCkfcF.
WATCH MAkEE,
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers his NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES for Ladies' of the pattern and
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES, for Gentlemen, Of every pattern. The
whole in Is Sold Cases.
The best substantial SILVER UNITING LEVERS equal to
any watch for time.
large Of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWELRY, fer
Ladies'
Ear Rings Breast Pins Finger Rings, Bracelets, An
Of Spectnces for every Gold Silver
Frames including the finest Pebble Lenses.
Every article is warranted the best, and will be sold lower
than rdnry Jewelry usually utnos, puncla
ty and dispatch in the repairing Of Watches Having unusual
facilities, will be oe prices. Silver
made to order Diamonds reset and Jcwclry repaired the
ueaest manner. Mo 2ptf
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ST. CHARLES THEATER-Nfiss Maggie Mitchell
appears in her usual meange of light performances
tonight as Paul. in "The Pet Of the Petticoats,"
and as divers and sundry boys and girls in THE
Ladys Stratagem" She sings and dances in the latter
piece. The afterpiece will be " The Rough Dia-
mond,'' with yining Bowers as Cousin Joe, and Mrs.
Gladstane as lIargeru A good bill.