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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

uPicaC Orleans
STATIONIIRS' WAREHOUSE,
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY, ETC.
~H~ -Ng- @SrH7 H HE'LL
G9...................C.iNP go
Respectfully hcgs leave inform his numerous customers in
the city and country that he is receiving very ge and
extensive assortmenu Of all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS, PAPER
and STATIONERY and wul call the attention Of merchants
and dealers To the following M OF articles which he for
sale at the lowest prices
BLANK BOOKS.
ledger, Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books: Order Cash.
Letter, sales and Receipt books Bank, Nerorandln
Copy, Pass, BILLS Of Nug and Bills Of Exchange Books
Indexes Pocket LetgerS,
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial Super Royal Medium DENY Folio and Fcolscap
white and blue, hotprcsseL plain English French aud
American Packet Post and Letter Papers, thick thin
best laid Record Paper All the above ruled plain
SEALING WAX
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Fancy oiorcI
and lertucd, Gold Spn&gled and Bronze Sealing Wan
WATERS.
Best English, Scarlet Red, Notaul and Transparent WATERS
INKS.
Maynard Noycs Black Ink Arnol English and German
Copying Ink; Stephens, unchanycate Light Blue Fluid
and his brillait Red: best French Ctrrnne lux
INkSTANDS
Cut Glass Fancy Agate pntcNt Rubber Screw Bronco
Pocket, Whneys Patent Diapers Patent, Cork and Pew
ter lnksNr,is, Of n! kinds.
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
ar-e supply Of all kinds in general use selected with cat
care by the subscriber personally. listed by the Judgment
ans! advice q! the most eminent Professors and Teachers
lZ3= 0mre, Tea hers nusers and all who buy to sell
again. supplied al The LOWEST POSSIBLE PRIZES 1T the
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSE.
}. s. STEEL.
mo -p5iA Wit No to Camp street.
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT NEW YORK.
TBY THE NATIONAL LINE.

New YORK, Nov. lO-The United States mail
steamship Ba tic from Liverpool an the afternoon of
the 29th, has arrived at this port. The Africa arrived
out on the morning of the 29th.
Commercial Intelligence.
CorToN.-The Africa's news caused less tirmness,
and the market favors the buyer though prices are
generally unchanged.
The sales of three days amounted to 81 900 bales,
of which $500 were taken on speculation and 5000
for export.
Afiddlng Mobile, 81 ; Middling Uplands, c.
BREADsrUFFs.-The market closed quiet without
much change In Wheat there is better feeling, and
fine qualities have advanced Id.
Richardson, Spence Il Co. quote Red Wheat S. Cd.
to 9s. 3d.; White Wheat, 9s. 3d. to los. 4d
Four>is quiet. Baltimore and Philadelphia, Bis.
3D. to SIS. Sd; Ohio, 35s.
Corn is generally dull. Yellow and Mixed is quoted
at 33s 3d. White at SIS. to 35s Cd. Lard is very
dull at 74s-quotations being nominal.
North American Tallow is steady at SIS Cd. Com
mon Rosn As Cd.
Qucrctron bark (philadclphia) 13s. Cd. to las.
Qucrcitron bark (Baltimore) rs. Cd. to lbs.
London Markets.
SUGAR--The market is active and firm. Coffee
closed firm Lnseed Oil is steady at los to Ais. 3D.
Money Market.
Consols for money closed at 90 to 92!.
General News.
The French Ambassador has left Naples and it is
supposed the English Minister will follow his example
The French fleet remains at Toulon, and the English
at Malta.
Tho Turkish Cabinet has rnsirncd
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CRISIS GAIETY-Po-ca-hon-tas- burlcsuue
has made a" decided hit in New Orleans, and is re-
celVed with increased applause and merriment each
night ofits performance ;for the public arc getting
accustomed to the company, and the company are
beginning to feel at home" with the public. Da-
vidge, as Po1c-hat,an, is irresistiby comical and
Wallace, as Wynheer Rolf is almost as ludicrousy
Dutch as Tom Placde himself would be- Miss D1.
rand, as Smith and Miss Hodson, as Po-ca,toa-tas,
do up the mock sentimental in the most taking style,
whilst the Indian girls are led through all sorts of
wildness by Miss Jessie Clark, C. Howard and Kate
and Mary Duckworth, and finally changed into Con.
tlnentals' of the most captivating kind The piece
in fact, ought to be seen by everybody. 1t will he
repeated tonight, with petite comedy in which the
best OF the dramatic performers will appear.
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DEATH OF SAMUEL HoAR--Ihs at one time very
distinguished individual died at Concord, Mass, on
the ID instant Mr.. Hoar gained great notorety at
the South by the mission which he undertook to South
Carolina in behalf Of the negro seamen, who, by the
laws OF that State are incarceracd during the time
that the vessels to which they belong remain in any
Of the ports OF that State. This mission created
great excitement bnt wise counses prevailing lie was
politely advised to leave, which advice he had the
good sense to take, returning home in double quick
time, and was onized Of course. He has since been
Known as one Of the leaders of the abolition caal in
Massachusetts, We think that the Union can very
well afford to lose him.
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DECEAsE OF AN OLD CITIzEN.--One by one of
those who have been recognized daily for the past
forty years in the busy pursuits Of commerce and in
the social circle are being removed from among u.s.
We have now to chronicle the death of Samuel ChaI-
nlers Bell, cashier Of the Canal Bank of this city.
br. Bell departed this life at his residence in this
city, on Saturday night the Sth inst after linger-
ing illness Of several months Duration in the list wear
Of his age. He was native of Philadelphia and ar
rived in this city in the year 1872. In the year 1919
in connection with his BROTHER Robert Bell, (noy a
merchant in Liverpool, England) he embarked in the
dry goods business, in which he continued for some
years, and then engaged in the cotton factory bust
ness. On the organization of the old Union Bank in
1882, the office of the assistant cashier was tended
him, which he accepted continuing in the office for
four years. when he was called to and accepted the
castiershp of the Mechanics and Traders Bank.
which he held until 1917, when he received the an
pontment in the Canal Bank, which he held until his
DEATH In all the various relations of father friend
and citizen, Mr. Bell was good man. His general
intercourse with the community as it were, was not
attended with that freedom which often attain the
short lived popularity of the world. Urbane, frank
and courteous in his department. he was regarded as
gentleman of the old school, of which there are 50
few remaining Connected by marriage with the old
and ancient family Of Amedee Longer, he leaves Il
numerous circle OF connections and relations with
large and interesting family, with whom we may be
permitted to sympatflse in their bereavement.
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The Turkish Cabinet has resigned.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-Full returns from rs counties
show Fremont 1900 ahead The remaining u coun-
ties will probably give Buchanan 10000 majority.
The Republican State ticket is $4,000 ahead.
Iowa
CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Returns from Iowa show the
losses and gains about equal when compared with the
vote Of last August when the State gave the Repub-
licaus large majority.
Louisiana.
ElcEsBrRG, Nov. lo.-Sandidses District gives
Buchanan $500 majority
Cincinnati Markets.
CISCINNATI, Nov. l0.-Flour closed dull at $ i25
to s. IS. Whisky CSC. Groceries are active and IN
changed.
River intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. l0.-Thc river has risen four
nchcs Since yesterday noon.
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DEATH OF LEADING CITIZEN OF MEMru1s-W
learn from the Memphis papers that Major N. B.
winchester an old and highly respectable citizen of
'ha' place, died of paralysis on the ID inst Mai. "
was the first Mayor of Memphis and held sewers,
other responsible Offices, and in each he acorttnd
himself to the satisfaction of the community, i,
general "
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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP Woo AT N1,w yop,.
Inc French steamship Vigo arrived at New York on
the Sd instant, from Havre on the 18th of Oc,ohor
10 the 25th ut., she made an excellent RIM bo,.;,
accomplished more than half the passaoe sinco tt.
ele encountered series Of heavy gales from the
nIs'Nara and northwest, with heavy head sea- which
uei'yea her considerably Her news has been anti
clpated by arrivals from Liverpool
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IHE NEW VERSION OF THE BlBLE-Tn A snoo.l,
before the American Bible Union at its recent ami
Versary, Rev DIR Lynd, of Kentucky, made this
rather sweeping assertion While it was true that
'hese scriptures Ghe received version) contained
truth enough to save souls it was also true hat thr
contained error enough to ruin souls"
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ELECTION RETuRNs-We have been furnished hv
the clerk OF the steamer Amanda, from Harisonluror
with the following election returns:
Catahoala, Buchanan Is majority; Caldwell, Zone
poA TO be heard from) Buchanan 2O7 majority: Qua.
chlta, (notcomplete) Buchanan 1875 majority; Frank
In, (not completely Buchanan l05 majority; Tensas,
Buchanan 30 majority
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

THANKSGIVING DAY IN WAsuINGToS--Thc Na,or
oi washington has appointed Thursday, Goth inst,
as day OF public thanksgiving and praise, This 10
the same day that has been appointed bv thn Cow
errors of majority Of the States of the fr,;o ~ -
devoted to the same purpose
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SPALDNG AND RoGERs.-datt Peel e. Co. appear
tonight as usual, with select programme of
hulnors and melodies. Their burlesquc of Rachcls
Aarsellaise" is a capital thing in its way. Go and
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II believe there danger of dsunon and thar the first stem
towards nvcrtng that danger is face and Sson it, ATE,
the depth and nature OF the disease is known remedy can
considered which, with must be conciation coercion
IN application to all the feelings OF patriotism. national pride
mud mutual Interest," which certainly animate the great majority
Ct both halves OF the Union, attempt unite in
for lis uhiectU
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sUeo OrIearys 9aiIu Grestel1t.
JAMES o. NIXON. WILLIAM R. ADAMS.
.ass BY NIXON g. ADAMS.
0FFxcE, NO. 20 CAMP sTREET.
r MS:

TERMS:
fe Crescent will be regularly served subscribers in the
city early hour every morning. Sundays exceped) for
$40 year, in advance; hafyeary and quarterly at the
same rates, or 20 cents week payabeto the carriers
Advertisements. per sqHare-frst insertion, in all cases.
81 for every subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
Advertisements second page charged 81 for every
insertion.
advertisements published at intervals charged 81
square for every Insertion.
Advertisements Marked will be published MONTH
longer and charged accordingly advertisement sub
scrpton will be stopped until all arearages paid the
option Of the propretors.
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for adVer
tsers ASA FAMILY PAPERit circuates largely, reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being read
before the approach of business hours consequently articles
for family may be sdvanageouy published in its
columns.
THE w e EKLY CRESCENT
published every Monday morning at IS year. invariably in
advance. Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama Texas and other
States tpresents favorable mode to advertisers Of making
their wares md commodities known. Advertisements in.
serted for S1per square, each insertion
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VBeeU FGIg Clothing.

PIERSON, HARRISON & CO,
Corner of Canal and 1InGaxine streets,
Are receiving their usual large supply of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their Manuincory at Newark, com
prising every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
COLORED CLOTH AND CASHMERE HAYMAEKET
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE PANTS
TALMAS, OPERA COATS AND CLOAKS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS UNDERSTANDS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well made and offered VERY LOW PRICES,
at wholesale and retail Country merchants and citizens are in
vtei 10 examine.
PIERSON, HARRISON g. co.
MO 2p6<W
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EeeaatorcsS ! fec8eoret6 ;:

FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL S'PEth.EI'P.
a supply Of CREME DE BUCHY CHAMP N,iNE l.: quarts
AMI p"rN constantly Oh hand which "qaH tie best that
cUf!ea 10 this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS Of INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA AID SHERRY
WINES.
BRA uIs1S:
&AZERAf Of The Vintage 1875, HAS l:u5 r3d other
brands.
" Fl lis hT
OF all tacriptiCrs--Scoteh, Irish Rye Bourbon.
!>I.EAud Porter, PINS AID quartz.
.-Ais1..
IN h"nd ny usual assortment OF the best WINES and III
QUOlS l.: the market, Which will o. ~ reasonable
iHrIus any other house in tie city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
II 2p,f No. II tnv4l street,
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HD- The obligng clerk Of the splendid steamer
Capitol has our thanks for late river favors.
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yETetEosp ShesG IS asa Coy.etccs.

Jns received, per Black Warrior, beautiful assortment,
designs
TRANSPARENT SHADES AND CuRNIGES,
f.: >ulr low, ly
TODD 4 GANDOLFI,
uln 2pjt ~ Canal s. near Rayf, T,rra BnTl;,,--
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&s- The clerk of the steamer Pennsylvania has our
best thanks for late St. Louis papers
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IL, 1856.

To ritin9 for the Crescent 1e
in mind that do not admit anonymous coaaai-
cations In al cases is required That The anil status
the Trriser be made o,o to I'm confidence course before
insertion. E5
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How 1.oBsrERS ARE CAuGHT.-The Boston Olive
Branch dcvotes half column to a description of the
moduS oFeranai of catching Holsters in Boston Bay
In this connection We are reminded that We owe to
the world description of the method by which the
celebrated New Orleans dclicacy, crawish are taken
We givcit:
In the first place, provide yourself with several
long wheat or broom stlnws and small quantity Of
hoG ]ard-procecd to some locality where game is
Known to be acknowledgements of great experience
generally select one OF the ccmecres--.and, having
found hole, which is quite an easy matter, grease
the end OF one OF your straws and stick it down and
watch. By-and-by you will observe that there is
something going on, for your straw will be seen to
move about in very agitated manncr-scze it and
pull it up with rapidty and you will have fish nine
times out Of ten
T. s. An active man can attend to several straws
at once.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-11

HS- We are under obligations to the clerk of the
steamer Swamp Fox for late Vicksburg papers
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DISCOVERY OF VALUABLE Coal NINE ON TIE
PAclFlc'-The National Intclgenccr says that by
recent dispatches to the Navy Department from Com
m2nder owartwout, of the United States steamer
Massachusetts, the important fact is communicated or
discovery of valuable coal on the Straits Of Imam do
Fuca. This discovery was made by Cant. J. II. Thorn.
dixie.
This coal has been tested by Assistant Engineer
Patterson, OF the Massachusetts, who reports as fol-
lows
" lind it superior TO any coal have seen on this
sound, with one exception that is, its apidity Of
commission 1t leaves about five per cent cNnkcr,
Whch with proper tools can be easily removed from
me CRATES. The weight is iortyseyen lbs per cubic
foot, and deposcs, including clinker, about thirty
per cent. by measure 1t compares with Cumberland
Goa! tor weight against equal bulk as eight to ten,
eEaporatng efficiency six to ten
Without pretending to precise analyis, Mr.. Pat
telson estimates this coal to consist OF about seventy
parts OF carbon, twenty of bitumen with the remain
ing ten parts of silica and earthly matter.
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Champagne ED'isle.

One hundred basles BILLECART SAJNON,S yrRyF-
NAY AND CABINET. For sale Ivy
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
Mo 2pit No - Cr,yi,r .trnot
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ThehShcS Cash Price paid for al descriptions Of
!aG Furniture Persons leaving tie city wishing dis
a>co their furniture, will tu4 their o
The undersigned.
7. II. TOUHNE
aus 2thn - ltn,Inc street
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legal Record Paper!

ST \ II I O N Err s. TT ALL,
Nos. "a Camp street and Bank Place,
Just received avery superior article Of RECORDPApER
weighing Ii lbs to the ruled with margin line for the
of Lawyers, Noaries and legal purposes generally
-ALSO-
FOOLSCAP PAPER, folded lcnghwse ruled with marpin
line, for Transcripts, DISPOSITIONS, with general assert
nen Of every description of Ensisl French and American
ter and Cap Paper, ruled and plain. For sale by
D. FELT & STETSON,
General StaonerE,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
Mo 2p3t No. Fl C,amn street
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persons
Rea'. Samuel ftcsgpDtt{s.

OFFiCE-No. lis GRAFTER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALp'EAD, WuiTESwELLIYG, nnG
Ulcers Of every iescStion j,&l 2p1y
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cVeeC Books
JUST RECEIVED ny
-KH -ED CO. Nm &C. GI 1M rHE rG M - !,
BOOKS ELLER.
36................CANIPS STREET. SO
THE RIFLE AXE AND sADDLE-BAGs and other Sketches
and Lectures. BY VIM. Henry Mburl Gone of the most
readable books of the day. Dodge.
PROPHECY AND THE TINES or, Europe and America i'll
Prophecy By DR.. Berg. "a work startling, interest"
daily Sun.
BERNARD LILE- Historical Romance of the Texas Rcvo
luton By the Hon. Jeremiah Clemens of Alabama.
FASHIONABLE LIFE. BY May H. Eastman Mo 2p3t
COgM@c H5'GsaGies, UVeincs, etc.
COGNAC BRANDIEs, in halves, quarters and ocaves in
Custom-housc stores
MADEIRA, SHERRY and PORT WINE, of various quail
tiles.
CHAMPAGNE and CLtRET WINES
HOLLAND GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY ON EOTEBOS
and MONONGAIIEI.A WHISKY
JAMAICA and ST, GROIN RUM. For sale by
JOHN N. BURROWS
yirr street
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billion s EEOrc{,

HbiE{oae S EEOrcE,
WATCH, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
MANUFACTURERS,
Have ROW in store very superior assortment Of
W A 7 c II L S,
from the celebrated manufacturers of Cooper ToiuS oe
etc.
Also, IN elegant variety Of
l. A d T. s. W 4 T G HE'S
Of every dtscpton which they will sell at Low PRICES
DILLON Il Howell,
Mo 2J.t yn o C,rD s,r,c,
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EBy'. James scott,

Formerly I6i CarUcet ;re, removed his flee to
No. II Bourbon street,
b'iEc"n anal and fn't1:h"r trrr,s, where c may
sntci on all ttIRNNIC DISEASES.
Structures Of the lrrlhra, D7ey Ari' and Ar.arc4,:
Syphilis in Mi IL ra- rALi2Hly y,y short me-
and without the usual lTcttYc1cmcc "a the patients nypersia
efC 'r,l
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ssesD Gbs'teaass Carpet gysGs'ehossse.
10 GHARTRtS STREEr-Me are rcctiy iu.r direct from
mnnni1ctnrers the following @ ErETIN,S-
,, NED a Ai,bii9N EElTEF, WllTnN TAPESTRY BRUS
Sells, TliltEEPiiS, INGRAM NENITlAT rr' c,, ETC,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH Of all widths and qualities Al>-TnbIt
ana flhno oNeS ,rn@@e and Linen for Crunl, Cloths Win
dow Shades Hair COt Mitin Stair Rods ETC. MI Of which
We offer Ut The lowest market prices. ' " - ~
Mo 2n6t :. PpOTrScE 6 10
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EE. r. RSsEcE{cEf,
MATCHMAKER,
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers TO his NEW
stock Of:
SHY Err and PLATED WARE
FINE WATCHES, for Ladies' Of hc newest pattern and 1os
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATClIES fer Gentlemen, Of every patteru The
whole in Is ttoId Cases.
The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS, equal to
any watch for time.
l"g" assortment of CHAINS and SETS or JEWELRY for
lhdieS.
Ear Rings Breast Pins Finger Rings Brarc1ots etc An
assortment OF Spctaces for every age Gold Silver and Steel
Frames including the finest Pebble lolI<"s.
Every rc" is warranted tie best, and will he sold lower
thaoi"Hry fewriry IS usually offered. ulr, p1ctull-
hy and Iii patch in tie Repairing If Watches. Having Unusual
facilities, work will be done moderate prices Silver Ware
made ORDER Diamonds SET and JuweIrv repairrH in the
Meai">i :l.!urrr Mo 2ptf
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az SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -es
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The Southern ROOE and Stations
cry DEPOT.

The Southern B00E a1ad Stations
cry DEPOT
A NEW ESTABLIS HIM ENT,
AT No. 80 Camp street, below Gravier street.
WARREN G. MORRIIIIL IL CO.,
Proprieturs.
We have opened at the above central locality NEW BOOK
AND STATIONERY STORE, where will he always found
choice selection Of Literary and Scientific Volumes Standard
Works of Reference well the late Publications Of the day,
in library cheap editions suit the and cncco
Of ALL
We shn also keep hand stock of handsomely bound and
printed BIBLES, PRAYER-B BOOKS, etc.
We are also Agents for the following PERIODICALS:
tinricrs Magazine and Story Books
Grahnm's, Godcy'S, The London Lancet;
irn'hwnil'F Half Yearly Abstracts Of Medical Science
The American Journal Of Medical Science
The Medical News, etc, etc.
In the STATIONERY LINE assortment will We trust
he i"'in' as choice rs it is complete and elegant.
Ladies' especially have their called our sup.
plies, provided to meet the Of ier Boulojrs, Portfolios
and Secretaries.
WARREN C. MORRELL Il CO.,
o-o -ldi - Camp street.
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IFse s'GSEe KsoTes.
S L y I 9 \ +, r S II \ l. L =,
81 Camp street and Z Bank Elarc.
lust opened fine Of tN;rI Heavy English TIN
CAST! BOXES from IS inches in custl with good strong
Locks.
-AL$n-
American TIN CASH BOXES. from. to il inches III length
IlieGpHl coles. For SIR by
D. FELT 4 STETSON,
Genera! .f.iu1erS
Printers and Blank }o1i. Manufacturers
hlQ 2P%' Ne. 81 Camp street,