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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

MRRrr>G OFT. Abluut, wealthy farmer
had six daughters; young man Of equal
rrankncs came o. him and asked his pr.
mission o. allrcs onsof them. The farmer
replied, DO you wish TO marry in, OF oui,
,ir. for I have about as many as my hearth
will hold" 81 wish 10 marry out, sir,
was the reply. "Thcn tax, one, 80 aii tho
farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
State Show

The Maine state Agricultural Society will
hold its annual Fair and show Et Portland,
on TUESDAY, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
J,v. October .lst, 22d, 23d ami eth. Fare
ana fcisht on the railroads will 6e reduced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

Puu TuE G1EU Av EDUoE. An cs.
change says "rho frs, Eus.iaa nevsT1r.g
was published IN 1908. and Peter o., Great
wa, IL. senior cli,lr. The Imperial Auto
crat not only took part personally in IL
editorial composition, bat in correcting
proofs, as appear, from sheets It'll in exist
encc, on which are marks and alterations in
bis own hand"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

FURNITURE.
Your committee would say that the eHhi-
Ji,iou oGfuruitur, was snail, and no com-
petition iu amy og the articles.
N0s. !, anI'3, were pictures in francs
Of leather work, very creIi,ahlc to the man
uGg,ur,r. bat not, in the opinion Of your
camui,tsc, entitled 90 premium.
NJ. 1. was .,ua,I chair, very pretty
and displaying much taste and patience IN
tasmakrr.. ", award the premium offer
cl by tLe Society, ola Diploma.
NJ. .. a 10, oG ornamental eisiins'. In
their design. moulding and finish, thesa
castings discover much taste and 'kill, and
we cle,rfully avarl The Society," premium.
~. : VS. a sofa, and No. :, a chamber
SIT They wgr, very fair specimens Of
such articles, bot a. We understand they
were not manufactured iu ,his County, they
aye not entitled % a premium.
W. o. a Mahogany Centre Table, very
pre,,iIy ds.isa,d aud Of flashed workman.
.lip. and vc would recommend for i the
rrau,um.
N. lo. o Work Table, very fair but We
think G., u1, cst;l,i o premium.
NJ. n, was a Whainot, discoyeringsom'
taste aud ssill, anl We would recommend
the manufacture o. Try again.
BENZ. TUCKER Jr., Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

Some men arc like cats. YOumay stroke
the Gr the right way for years, and hear
nothin: bat purrins but accidentally iryad
on on the tail, and all memory Of former
klndness Is oblIteratel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
Special Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communica
ton. for this department, should l. direct
rd e" Oxford Democrat" 4" South Paris, Me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
"srGEp ruGrLow.

AutAs arts and ssieuces rcttainiug " hle, arc
slo.si, hhkrd together, and are ultimately e'nnset
81 with Afrtcuiturc. .-AoNtCotA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

Hiram Hines, Hartford, bs,, specimen
Ui Seri Wheat. 90
Cegr-r T. llrHrrrsparis, bc-t Spcc..
men Uf yellow >-sl Corn, 90
u ~.vau. par,s, be-t specimen 0i
Horticultural Bean, / 90
Stephen r Parsons, Paris, Ags; slrti-
men ul Black uIt., 90
Darius F1g'rs, h.,t specimen 0i SOD
Barley, w
same. b-.t srasimrn ~ Rive. up
NOAH PRINCE. a C'r.-ura.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
.-r.-IL. - - -

Eriraim Maxim, Paris. Cabbage, 90
Chandler Hutchinson, Norway, Doc OF
Vegetable, N
"A. perriu. Paris. lot of Vegetables, I uo
II. >,vuIl. Paris Vegetable, cr.iu'y, j OU
N. r.. Parsons. Paris. Pumpkins -
E.af Tucker CD. Norway. Pumpkins. -
Henry Upton, Norway, IJml'yg, ami
>Iulsl"s, W
EaIfh : Freeman, Norway, Onions, %
j ". WILSON. Ch1.7rE1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

leonard Robinson, sumner, assortment
0f Apple, Diploma and 40
Edmund lllyrs, Oxfrri, same, took ur > ,O
4. II. DAVIS, Norway, specimen 0f
Winter App.7, llas gr ] 90
Geo. 4. Hooper. Para, blsSe; ui AT-
rI.. tIHk 10 ~ 40
Thomas Chase, Buckfeil, specimen
OF Apple, book or ! w
\. L. Davis, Norway, Fall Apples,
book ~ = UO
Irwin Robinson. Sumner, variety ~
Pears. Diploma and : uu
Nrs x. X. Gooleulw. plris. White
Sweet Water Grape. gratgIiy, 20
". W. Hobbs, Nlrsay, Bake: "
Apple, sratuity, 80
l.. +. Pike. Norway. Water Melons, gr. 50
THOMAS CHASE, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

BREAp.
Mr.. Elliot Smith, Norway, Brown
Bread. gr4tuity, Loo
Clara A. Daniels. Paris, Wheat Bread, 90
Harriet L. nersey, Paris, Wheat
Bread, l,W
Flora l.. Smith, Norway, Wheat
Bread, l'W
L. Dcco.trr. Bnek6eld. Honey, y
y. {. Greeley, Paris, Maple syrup, y
Mrs Irwin Robinson, Sumner, Brown
Bread. l'V
Mrs. IchabOd Bartlett, Norway, Brown -,
Bread, gra;uity, j."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
DARIUS FORBES. Cirrmgv
.nnlnIrrn,r IsrlrarNr.-

ACBiutrrE,t vrtur>rs
TrIs'ram ilyr.ry South Paris, P.1ws. 500
sane. S,l p.Dw, Diploma
Slmr, S,ci p,rw, Diploma
John Tucker, Norway, SD Sewer,
Diploma
Jonathan CLARK. South Paris, tx.
Cart. Diploma
FARSUM JEWETr, Cim-mzn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

DAIRY rEurrrrS.
I.ryi Nll4tt. Norway. be.i Cheese, Oo
Nlthlutr, Pike. Norway, ~ DO, Oo
sane. hrsi june Batter. un
R. = Freeman. Norway - 10. 80
l. m Tuell. Paris. hs-t iall Batter, . un
= JI1ss. pBris. ~ 3D.. 90
Mr.. Mo- Parsons, ayrT1.'u 'ui th-cs',
gmrs.. lu2W.. Diploma and 40
Nis. Nrrhl r Parsons, asd -, f'r
thHsr made BY hcr, Diploma
Your c1uuit,rr find hut one person who
l1. weighed hs butter api cheese Tor she
uu, ,re,.fl. Th,y vo4i recommend
however. Diploma, and Book as follows
4. :. Tuy,r. lr--,ta,rag'o 90 chccss,
2Ihs. I.r day ilr salrt time,
Diploma ami BOOK
Daniel n. Rr',1nu, "a Do Ioo lh-.
rrg mouths. Diploma
Nathaniel Pike. 81 DO, IS lhs. in .
months. Book
Jorl MUI.i. Norway. arsast average
ufhat'rr. 7u o. Irr month, Diploma
Ralph : Freeman, Norway, II DO,
6l1s Itr wcrk, Book
A.C. pENl>ON, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

FLOWING. BRAwNC, WORKING oxr>, AND
TOHN IEANs.
Francis Richards, Paris, besi specimen
Of pl0wIng. Diploma aud 90
jonathan Clark. Paris, ~ Do, hook or > On
John Thompson. Hartford. 81. book OF ~
Alexander ;. Thayer, Paris, bsst eGhi-
oiuon u Drawin-. hook or on
1'1aihan Clark, Pars, 81 10. book o. ! ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

suuIs AID LrArurg.
J. a ". K. Hove, Norway, kid Heel
Boots. Diploma
MARK =. SMITH, Chairman.
NunlT vUEA AND uiiiiNTRr.

Nuptr vuEA AID uittiNrHr.
Mr. Goo = rhcapsrn, wro't blanket, 81
same. rlir wrought Shoes, 81
Mr. " u Brett. c1unt,rTane. Diploma
Mr. VI D. Daniels. wr-uEht ak apron, 5n
Mr.. = NJ Wil.lu. wUrs,sl lamp mat, -
Mr. Gih.ru. table ccyrr, W
same. chair cos. with jamask wors,ed h
NJ, Asar. : Hastings, cmb'd cape, ] w
Mr.. =. Gro,gr, sla pillow, -
same, chair cover, -
>lmr, pair Shoes, -
w, u. u. smith. ottoman cover, graf. -
Mr.. VI 4 Work, quilt, 'u
Mr,p r. EJrlgke,t, card emu y, pip. aui = uf
Nr. g. l. BAL, d., Book Or ] Ou
NJ, pcr,i, Curtis, sO, n st''kincs, H
Nr, \ >hattlyk. wrought skirt, 5u
Nj, p l. Lrnc,.y, wrought sils scarf, 5y
Mr, & Z Mel..u, var,t-i I,cturc, -
same, wrought .iIk -rhri, tl
same, chair cover, -rltuI'y,
same, vrIu.h' collar, 3
same. wrought skirt, 81
MI, Label : Jackson, wr't collar, cra. ~
Mr.. j Howe. wrought collar, W
NJ, VI h Cusdm,u. Ntunrl skirt, -
T.. :. STEVENS, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

Benjamin Richards, Oxford, bcs, yoke . 90
Working Oxen. Diploma or j w
winthrUp Matthews, Paris, "a do. -,
ls,ok or . OO
J. Hathaway, ct ais, best town team ~ w
Eirh, entries were made for Flowing.
The teams were all good and the men ev'n'
cd much skill in driving and holding the
plow. and your committee are Of the opinion
that az " no made entries, with theexccption
Of one who used plow not suitable for the
purpo.e, are entitled TO some token Of aP-
proyal ~ the Society.
The drawing was the hes; your Committee
have seen in the county. Tho work. both
on the part Of the drivers and oxen, was done
with a coolncss and determination that en-
titles them 70 much erclit.
A Iarsc numbrr Of working oxen were
prcs,ntci. which shows that the farmers in
Oxford County are making a oommendable
imrroycmcnt in thi. branch Of their stock.
But one town team was presented, and this,
in the opinion Of your committee, richly de-
serves the Socie,y's hrst premium.
VIM. Il. Dccoster Of Baekfold, presented
an exhibition Of by tcamine, bat not COM
in. under the rule adopted by the Trustees
(beiac in his ldih ycarD your committee
cannot award premium. They, however,
most csccrfully recommend gratuiiy
Your committee therefore rccommcnd The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10

NHh"NI ''HN hH...NH
i. Il. Bake, Norway, h..t wagon, piplsnl
l.. Dgruau. Guckf ..d, - 3d., Diploma
/. BARTLETT, Ctayman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
Nicaragua Loaf.

By reference to the advertisement in another place
from Messrs. NJ. Pitcher and S. F. SLATER duly au
thorzcd agents, it will be seen that 100000 Of bonds
of the Republic of Nicaragua are now in this market
for sale. The decree under which the sale of these
bonds was authorized, was issued on the 18th Of
August last in proper form. We have seen the attested
document and it is on file at the Office Of Col. VIM
Christy, Notary Pablo, in this city, where all those
interested in this enterprise Of great moment can see
and examine it.
It strikes us this loan is offered On unusually favor
able terms The present government Of Nicaragua
is now government de tacto and de juTe-is cstab-
lished sotirmIy, and enrenched strongly III the at-
fectons of the people Of that country, that nothing
but European interference can subyert or overtun It,
And, as the United States would tolerate no such I'M
pertinent intermeddling for moment its peymancucc
may be set down as a fixed unatcrab'e fact.
The bonds are made payable i'll twenty years, ano
bear interest at the rate of six per cent. per annun
the interest being made payable annually at the Banl
of Louisiana, and the principal also at the same inati
tuition. AS security for the ultimate payment Of thes
bonds in addition to the faith of the nation pledged
| the government has set apart one million acres o
lands, which renders - assurance d0uby sure tn
scrip for which the agents are nowprepacd to sell o.
reasonable terms. On some future occasion, when W
have more room, We shall take up this subject again
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

CRIsp's GAIETY.--NIr. Crisp submits another dra-
matte preparation to the public tonight, in the shape
Of Knowles fye-act play, !" The Wife" He himself
takes the part Of Julian St. Pierre, and Mrs Crisp
that Of HIariana. Messrs Bland, Thayer and
Howard, are cast for other characters in the piece.
That it will be beautiful performance we have not
particle Of doubt After the play will be given the
popular buretta of Midas, in which Misses hosalie
Durand and Marie Duckworth MARBLE so swcety by
turns and Mr.. Davidge and Mrs. Meyers do up the
comic 50 rresistbly. Those who have not yet sect
Midas, should avail themselves Of the present op
portunity, for it will soon be laid aside for othe
novelties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

Purchasers
OF WIII-MADE CLOTHING
Are invited 70 call at
ALFRED 1IJ'NROE g. CO.'S,
ONE PRICE STORE
No. IA MAGAZINE street. corner Of Gravicr,
NEW ORLEANS.
"sIJOI-ID ANY DISSATISF ACTION EXIST AFTER TIE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED. ~
The above has been long established principle with the
house. together with
One Price and no Deviation.
And they take pleasure in informing their old trends and Gus
toners that they have hand very large md desirable
assortment Of CLOTHING, for Men, Boys ard Children
-Asu--
FURNISHING GOODS-.A paltinl list annexed;
E,oct and foorcd CLOTH FROCk and DRESS COATS, BC-
I SINESS SUITS to match, ali styles.
English Beaver. kersey and Pilot Cloth OHFRCQATS.
Nulukoa and Sebastupol OVERCCATS for Pilots
PANT ALOONS all kinds-splcrlid assortment.
VESTS Of Velvet. Silk Satin and Cloth Cas- nere.
Rows AND uJIItnkEN'S CLOT HIN(i-Al kinds .! goods
and variety Of cIt.
FURNISHING GOODS-A splendid assortment.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTIIING-Ali kinds
Cushions Bed Pillows and Carriage Cloth, manufactured by
She Union Company.
Every article tuy Guaranteed and sold at factors prizes
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| u2l 2p6t 3. Magazine street, corner Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

j.. AN ATRoCIous OUTRAGE.-An atrocious outrage
was perpetlated on us last evening while we were I'M
ofendingy seated at our desk and right sorry are
veto say that the offender escaped summary punish
ment. As We were listening to the rain-drops which
were falling thick, fast aud heavy an individual
rushed in whose appearance betokened that he had
just forded Bayou Julia or Lake Poydras, and shout
ed This city is under mater, man !" (Waterman)
BY the exercise Of great agility he lodged the paper
weights, inkstand and scissors, which were success
siYey hurled at him, and made his escape from the
room unscathed. When last seen he was ''propel
ing - through Commercial Place at a 240 pace, evi
IDENTIFY leading for Bostons.n
Where the police: shall such atrocities forever
20 UNPUBLISHED?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
NJ 4 r, r, T r, d :.

Thursday, the 2hl inst. Frog Level parish $ lsmcs
by thr Rev. lolu r. NWlChisun Nj LlNFNSNl RENE to
Miss ELIZABETH H. HUMPHREYS, ll"hcr Of the lHte DR.
Alexander and Emile Perrc Humphreys, nil Of St hnes
Monday, the l0h inst, Point Celeste Plantation, by the
Rev Mr. Russell ~. FREDERIC EGAN 10 JULIA, dAnEh.
ter OF Col. j. i. Wilkinson
On Monday tie 10th ins Mr. JULES COSrE to Mrs Sc.
LIMA BECK, widow Of Gudiep Beck, all o; ibis city.
evening of the lsh inst. The 81 Toui Csthe'rl,
nv Rev. MIR. Dueiy, CAMILLE +. GIRARDEN. Of the city
Of Augusta Ga, Miss vi. H. EMMA LIE St'i:i H. d dis
city.
On the 20,h inst; at Chr>s Church. by the Rev nr. Len
cock. r. s MADDOX, of New Orleans, Mrs MARY ~ F,
HAMpSUN, of tarrotton, IN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

ST.. CHARLES TuEATER.--A varied and attractive
bill offered for tonight Mrs Gadstane will appear
as ESmeulda, in the drama taken from Victor Hugos
famous story the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Then
Ben DeBar will appear as Norma, burlcsque in
which he never fails to throw his audience into fits
Miss Mary Shaw taking the masculine character OF
Polio The performances will conclude with the
"Wandering Minstrel in which Miss Mary Shaw, as
Herbert Carol, will go through singing test with
Vining Bowers as Jem Begs. Fun enough for one
night we should think.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

SpALnING & Rogers AMrHlrHEATER-Foufth
IFcek Of The Campbell Minstrels--Matt Peel and
his inYncible troupe enter upon their fourth week to-
night. In addition to the programme of melodies
and comicaties, which is changed nightly, four more
capital bullesques will be produced during the coming
week. Tonight and tomorrow night, the Virginia
Mummy will be given; on Wednesday and Thurs
day nights, the RAILROAD smashup'' and Hutchin-
son Family Concert y and Friday and Saturday
nights, the " Mischievous Darkey." Day perfornan-
ces, commencing at - o'clock, are also announced
for Wednesday and Saturday As the Campbells have
drawn crowds through all sorts Of weather. set it
down as fixed fact that they will continue to dra"
crowds as long as they remain in the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
next, 29th in.

tsGREGoRY's INORGANIC CHEMIsTRY."--We have
received from the publisher, through Mr.. Fle1nmlng,
at the corner of Magazine and St. Andrew streets,
copy Of this valuable scientific work 1t is the fourth
American edition of Professor Gregorys work, and
has coupled with it the Physics of Chemistry, by
Prof J. Milton Sanders. 1t is handsomely printed
ana bound book of 400 pages from the press of A. S.
Barnes s. Co., New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

APPoISTMENr.-We learn from Washington that Mr..
Joseph Walsh, of the firm of Price, Walsh e. Co,
Monterey Mexico, and of the commercial house of
Price, Walsh Co., of this city, has been appointed
Consul for the U. S. Of America at the former place.
Monterey This was once Office oconsiderabe trust
and Importance what is now, in these revolutionary
times, we cannot say. The appointing power, how
ever could not have conferred it one more worthy
more competent than Mr.. Walsh, he being fully
versed in all the requisites aud qualifications which
are wanted as a commercial representative.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

Hg- A suspicious looking bottle from the " Wood
House, corner Tchoupitouas and GraVler Streets
made its appearance in our sanctum yesterday.
Upon being opened and tasted by our sampler he,
after due and proper debeation, pronounced 1t pure
and exquisite Holland gin. From this Judgment, i'm
bibers Of Hollands may draw their own references,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
aYiCQg.0qsE 0.

NEW ORLEANS, November q, 1856.
Col. z. J.. c. KEWEN:
SirThe undersigned members Of the Nicaragua Com
mttee this city and Others citizens Of New Orehn he"s
that you would spend days before leaving in dts
charge of the object of your vto the United States ak "'
vantage the occasion that you denver AL
citizens at such time suit Your
Past Present and Future Of the Republic Oh 'c"'"s""'
believe that in so doing Won would much enigten ms well as
entertain, people subject OF deep interest 10 e anu
also greatly benefit cause which all feel eommon IN
S. F. SLATER,
MASON PITCHER,
u. G. JENKINS,
- W. G. MULLEN,
OF Committee
Pierre soue +. A. Porter 1ohn W. rIee'
1o,n + Lewis Jas. McCloskey, 1g. Iymarsk,
J. B. Breckenridge, Ruff. McIlhenny, NJ. l. Leblanc
VIM. P. Williams. F. ~ LumSdel, T. DE, ao'se"i'
n H. Jones, Alfred McIttenny, Samuel ChopF'lt
T., Frsser T. O. Nixon. j. W. Duneai
Gilbart s Vance John ". Andrews, 1hos. n. Pierce,
Ionos w Trhi,1 r H. Chiffon Geo y. Wng6cl,.,
J. W. Smith, 4. Sra"tmdge, doAh u Sh"""ol'
H G. Miller ". Parker Win Logan,
j. Armstrong, W. H. Adams, I. u ''"AeSi
R. Mliken Sid Story, K. NiNon
Il VI pnnd j. B. Robertson, n Z. Jennings,
j. i. Wright, Geo Eusts Dr., Nm ; ~''fsp"'E'
II. j. R@mer, John NJ lfeH' JAS NSIh'oSn'
Jas s IrAyel George Price, ~ &. tie'slF
Glenly Burke, j. P. NAlrHn, Maurice '''''''
". K. Miles, j. Livingston, beahia ''oHa"'
c H. Slocoulh Thomas +. Adams, O. L. Hall,
J. Il. Mcclure.
New ORLEANS. Nov. %. 1856
.n1.mcr-your polite communication has just been
reiyr in which YOU express desire that shall address the
citizens of New Orleans the Fast Present and Future 6;
the Republic of Nicaragua
Wu; to lend my feeble energies the success Of cause
and country with whose prosperous fortunes the oeS F
lions of my life inter woven accept with pleasure you'
kind invitation.
Permit me- agreeable YOU to suggest lycenm HAIL. o.
MONDAY EVENING, 9Th inst, time that Will suit III!
| convenience
With high Of respect Tor you individually ans
| collectively, subscribe myself,
Your obedeut servant,
E. J. c. kEWEN.
To Mesrs F. Slnte NJ Pitcher, D. C. Jenkins Committee
| ,ua o,1,ars crzans exc MA 2ill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

a5As we are frequently asked why we do not pub
fish the election returns we deem 1t proper TO state
that we think it useless topublish mere reports but
as fast as the official returns are received by u.s. they
will appear in the Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

IA We are informed by the Postmaster that the
Vera Cruz mails will close this afternoon at o'clock,
and will be transported to their destinaton<by the
schooner Mnna Schiller, which sails in the evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

EUROPEAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF AMERICAN MERIT.
The King of Denmark has conferred upon our distin-
gushed counttyman Lieut.. H. F. Marry, the cross OF
a Knight of the Order of Dannehorg as mark of
consideration for the eminent services he has rendered
in that department of useful science 10 winch ne has
devoted Lis life and talents,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

BzF The German Louisiana Draymens Association
will please accept our thanks for an invitation to their
Benefit Ball. at the Odd Fellows Hail, on Saturday
next. 2gth inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

Nc The reader will find full report of the trial
of Adam Scott and Mrs Smeser on the sixth page OF
to.day;s Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

ORLEANS THEArER.-The beautiful opera Of the
"Jewess is to be given tonight 1t will be worth
behOding.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
atb OrIeans 9ailp Gresfent.
4 ssaHs .. NIxoS. NlLLAA ~ ADAA'
sY. NIXON g ADAMS.
oRFICE, NO. W CAMP STREET

EnRFSTSyEE. NO. go GAME > ~ IL RA So@ u .
q TERMS:
viii be regularly served subscribers In the
v at an early every morning, Sundays
$40 4 year. in advance; afyeary and quarterly ~ ~
same rates or 20cens week. ayable the carriers
advertisements. per IN ~ e's'
a al for every subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
Advertisements on tie second are charged p ~
insertion. #45a i, .,.,.d a mar
advertisements published at inter Sals, VIZ = @
square for every Insertion III. IL, III. ,,oyntb ~
not Marked will be pubished one month"; "
- and charged accordngy no advertisement OF SUI
viii be stopped until all are pao az e
MI option Of the propretors
discount be made to regular advertisers
sss- THE DAILY CRESCENT
which renders 1t desirable medium for adver
AHILY PArERit crculaes largely reaching
hundreds homes at early hour, and being
te approach of business hours
FOR family use may be advantageousy published N -
columns. ~, -,
IT HE WE e * LIZ q IS y = g = y = M
1spubished every Monday morning At s year. =
Rdyarce Having extensye circuattoH tnrouslo. -
sRus Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, texas aus u'
ii presents favorable mode TO q na's
t,air wares and commodities known
8gsarte5d for III ner SQUARE, each Insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

Tobacco! Tobacco?
choice assortment Of manufactured 40
BAiN direct manufacturers, ttnU&; which may he
found III, following celebrated brHnia:
WI. CNCMPTuN'S-
Mel;s, Gold Leaf, Strawberry,
Sweet Runps, Nectar Twist Nectar thGhN
Rough and Ready Twist. Pancake.
II c. =. FERGUSON & COS
Maid Of Orteans Lotus, Stit Johnston
Corner Stone Know Nothing.
-MCRREII. / BuRk'S-
Tobacco Queen James River,
--TnOs LOVE t s0N's-
Extra Fine Pounds Fine Pounds
Il. THOMAS SONS
Co11u&ndire Pancake Olive PaucaEe, 'irh Chips
las. THOMAS Jr- y. P BETnElS-
Cavalier Twist. Tunst"I $ tS!teNEe
i H. HOLLANDS j. II. TEMBERT0N-S-
Nectar Cake. Persian Smoking,
-CAININ FORD'S-
7. II. Ross Elm, u W. "!:!ie'
Pounds and Halves.
Together with n complete stock OF Common, Medium En
Good Pounds Pounds, s., S, los Twists. Pancakes Per
quc Chips and Havana Cigars which OFF, 10 Iv
trade on accommodating terms,
SMITH & VAN BENTHuYSEN,
MA .p4tMo G. tiravicr street.
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