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IMPORTANT
To Those Using Stg7" Candles

The attention of the public is invited TO the fact that most Of
the Star Candles offered for sale IN WEIGHT
sold for pound actually weighs but fourteen
fifteen and packages marked 40 lb fall short
three five pounds per box This loss does not fall
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the marked
weight upon the Retailers who sell by count upon
Consumers who thus for about onctenh than they
receive.
49, The subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen the pound packages real
weight which be ascertanel by testing them rs their
experience in the business enables them to offer article equal
in quality the market they solicit the patronage
purchasers who desire TO study their interest," and the
same time encourage correct dealing
PROCTOR & GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
The undersigned sole agents for the above brand
Candles.
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
jas 2pSm IS Tchoupitoulas street,
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CoTroN.-Th receipts up to- 6 o'clock last evening
were, by the HIM. Wright, from Shreveport, 2,o16
bales Rosa from Carolina Bluffs, ,552 II P. Leath-
ers, from Memphis, $50; Julia, from White River,
1888; Laurel Hill from Bayou Sara, l79; Louisiana,
from Indianola, 242 jackson Railroad, 1875; Lavaca,
50; Judah Touro, from Camden, 2,l64; Opelousas
from Opelousas, 357. Total, 9,O76 bales.
There were several boats expected in last night
with good loads of cotton, though it must come faster
than it has for the last month to reach 1929
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Continental Guards.
Meeting of tElc Honorary Members,
FEBRUARY Ia, 1856.

Alta called meeting of the Honorary Members of the Cont
mental Guards held this day, Gen John L. Lewis
imously elected President and 0. DeBuys, Secretary
Afor few remarks from the President Capt Labuzan
mandng officer OF the Continental Guards, being called
explained the object Of the meeting whcreupon the following
resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the invitation Of the Connenals to participate
with them the celebration of their first anniversary the 2d
inst, be accepted
Resolved That the following dress be adopted Black Suit
White Vest and Gloves with the request attached
the Military, wear the uniform of their grades
eSoue That the Secretary be directed notify the absent
members of the proceedings of this meeting and request
co operation herewith
Badges will be furnished and delivered Honorary Mem
bers the ed inst. at the City Hall.
notion these proceedings ordered be published
notion this meeting adjourned Friday next Odd inst
1l O'clock A. NJ, at the Mayors Rsterion Room, City
Hall.
JOHN L. LEWIS, President.
o. DEBuys, Secretary fel8 q q 2dp.
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The Paris Peace Congress.
u oulslANA LEGISLATURE.

~ ~ ~ tSstS ~ h. b. VI . IA ~ II l..
BY THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES
HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE Royal Mail steamship
Canada arrived at this port route for Boston, this
morning. as
The advices Of the Canada are to Feb. 2d-one
week later than those Of the Persia.
The Steamship Pacific.
No tidings have been heard of the missing steam
| ship Pacific
Liverpool Cotton Market.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb 1.-The market is steady with an
\ advance of Id.
The sales Of the week amount to $4,000 bales, of
which exporters took H. 900 and Spectators IA 900
The sales Of Saturday were estimated at 10000
| bales The market closed firm aud quiet.
1 Our quotations are as follows:
| Orleans Fair, 6sd.; hfiddling,5 l3led.; Uplands
Fair Cd. Middling, ll-l6d.
| The stock in port amounted to 100000 bales, of
which 900 bales were American.
Havre Cotton Market
HAvEE, Jan. 30.--Cotton is triae lower, and Or
leans tres ordinaire 5 to &c.
New York Markets.
New YORK, Feb I6-Our Cotton market is firm
with sales to-day Of $500 bales. Flour is quiet and
is firmer, and mixed is quoted at SIC.
Spirits of Turpentine, dull at 4O5c. Rosin firm !;
| No. L, 81 to &c. Rice is firm. Freights sitter.
Breadstuffs.
There is considerable decline in Breadstufs. Yves
tern and Canal Flour is quoted at 37s.; Ohio, 40s
Corn has declined White is quoted at SIS. Cd. to
sos. !; Yellow, $685.
Provisions.
Reef has declined and ia nuOfpd Mt lids. Pork has
also declined, and the market is quiet. Bacon is
quiet at 57s Lard as hdeclined and IS quiet at
Cos to 63s.
From Manchester. s,
oar aaSlces TON h1ahcllestef are iucn iloie Id
Vofaple. So.
0ur circnla,s onote . decline of one shilling in
=. = eNSls a10'N I usNis-S = ~ ~
- The Monav nTar,et
Tosn,p Feh . --Tba Monay Market ia mora strin.
con+ me- hn11o,, IN 4,,o pon, ,f E,,oland hoe do.
o,ooso7 COZ ooo 3t,o,.,1, o,,,,oa ~ mi - on,
| NJ e,4,,,,,..,;, a4,,,,t;a
ME r1,;n, 1Tai "a tla,,+;, for, Nav
York arrived out at yivarnool IN the 91st ult.
n,,,a5 poooa sz,,os,oo+,
Evervth;nr sneaks fayorably for peace now. The
meets in Paris about the 18th. It is
s,id Ia he doubtful as to whether Prussia (?) will
1 ba ad mitted tn the Congress. .
= Inv, x,o, g;c,od On
- 49, e 49, e1ro ,,o,,or, o,a .
,Aiay ~ wv ~, ...t ~ oe.sooa r,,or
sAoiS q -, 49,. p,,o,, NV,
= ~ t1,o
= ~ oe a., AI,io h
4 tbe , Car 90 t,,e 5bass Of negotiation, 3d.
mo ronqross will meet ut Paris on the 18th, and
III, ha settled hy tbe 25tb
- tI+ I,sei, o,eo n ogreo tn the
~ +he A1lios nrenoinarv to ad
a,ce f.onfarence and that she will
from tbe conference
- 1,o ,5 Count orIoff ranrosent I,nssia.
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The following question is being considered in an
outcwest debating society: (Which has ruined most
men giving credit or getting trusted2' At the last
accounts the dsputants were about "nip and tuckn
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The MAILs.The mails came very close to schedule
time Saturday and yesterday There is prospect
they may come through within the time, before
Spring that IS, if the contractors and department i'm
prove as they have within the past ten days. We
have, however yet to record the receipt Of mail in
regular time, the present year On Saturday we re-
ceived Boston dates Of the 18th New York and Phil
adelphia Of the 9th Baltimore and Washington Of
the same The mail due yesterday failed from some
where, as we only received one paper from as far
North as Washington and that was the Union Of the
10th. The mails Of the 10TH It'll and ins from
New York, will be due this morning.
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CLAHoRous FOR OFFIcE.-The Petersburg (Va)
Integencer learns that there are just 1868 appli-
cants for the office of Superintendent of Transporta-
tion OF the Petersburg Railroad, now vacant
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Rg-Taae hest evidence that can Zoe aeGduced
in favor the ecaetonsness Of Hooand Biters pre-
nared By Dr. c. H. Jackson the unprecedented demand for
them from parts the Union and although there may
many compounds prepared and represented being worthy
patronage yet feel constrained to remark that the
vast number Of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
BEEN BY persons the highest character repeca
bity found necessary TO have to his
kion il testimony sufficiently conclusive that eectual
remedy for the almost immediate relief of those afflicted with
that dresal naIady Dyspepsia has been discovered
see advertisement, fe3 lmd&W
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$ 900.
Improved HtgU0seG PLAN Lostes.ag.
THE FAV RITE,
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
ASS IA,
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Ga MONDAY the 18th
February, 1856,
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$4,000
Will be dirstibuted according to the following
UNSURPA SSABLE SCHEMEl
SCI e ME-.
CAPITAL PRIZES, $4,000.
One III dred Prizess
TWENTY APPROXIMATIONS-N0 SMALL. PRIZES
Price Worts Hnvingl
B- Price of TckesWholes, S. Halves s. 20 ouartera
81 25
% Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days draw
ing in bills of specepayns Banks without deduction only on
presentation Of the Ticket entitled 10 the Prize.
rs Bills all solvent Banks taken n, pa All oonmuniea
nehs suleuS CONFIDENTIAL Jas 2pd
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A pERFuaIED BREATH What lady or gentleman
would remain the of dsageeable BREATH whcn
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers dentrfce,
would only sweet but leave the teeth white
basterf Many persons their breath bad
subject delicate their friends will mention It, Pour
single drop Of the Balm your tooth brush and wash the
eeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm Of Thousand FloWersp will tan, pimples
recklcs from the skin leaving of soft and roseate hue
Wet towel two three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
ShapiHg Made EasyVe shaving brush in either
or cold water, ponr two three drops Balm
sand Flowers rab the beard we'll and will make beautiful
soft iaher much facilitating the operation of shaving Price,
only 30 Fetridge Co., proprieto For sale by j.
Wright & CO., @. 0. Wo0dman, and all druggists
fal5 dENeod6ni a'0
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The substance Of verdict Of a recent coroner's
jury on man who died in state Of inebraton, was,
"death by hanging round rum shop,n
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$50, 1000.
Kaaea0rOUeeg EENyesaeGC E0EGssa EOEseaaass

Improved KRNvegaeGg E0Zds1a lottery
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
For MnrcE1-Class Anew Series.
TO BE DRAWN MARCH 18TH, 1856, IN THE CITY OF
MONTGOMERY, ALA,
Capital Prize Eight Thousand DoIlarsgg
Price of Tickcts-Whole SIS Halves, 81 50 Quarters
Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing
in bills of speciepayng Banks without deducon-ony on nro
sentaon Of the Ticket drawing the Prize
NO. Bills of all solvent Banks taken at par All commun,
cations strictly confidential
SAM'L SWAN, Agent and Manager,
1el2 Montgomery Ala.
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MILE PARoD1's LAST CoNGERT. The great sue
cess which has attended the concerts Of Mile Parod
in this city, and the request Of many citizens have
conspired to induce her to give yet another grand
farewell concert which will be given this evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, with the assistance Of AZ me Stra
kosch and signor Leonardo. Tie programme intro
duces selections from the most admired operas;
number of ballads and popular songs and several
pieces&to be performed upon the piano by NJ. stra-
koseh, among which we see " A tempest ina teapot"
the prayer from Othello, followed by the Young
America Galop. Prominent among the pieces, and
most attractive Of all to Americans is that immortal
song Of inspiration and patriotism the "star-Spangled
Banner" which has beted the globe rung out amid
the icebergs Of the Morrill, the swaps Of the Equator
in every port and every city where civilization has
home Given, however it may be, it is gem, by
virtue Of the recolections which it embodies.
A more varied or attractive offering would have
been difficult to secure : and we feel confident thai
the public will by their attendance reward the care
exhibited in the effort to crafty them It is only al
long and rare intervals that songsresses like Jenny
Lind, Sontag, Parodi and Kate Hayes appear and
tighten the skies Of our musical armament. When
therefore, they are with u.s. those who have taste
for melody should improve the opportunity it may
not come again,
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EXPORTS OF CoTroN.- The cearances on Saturday
were, for Liverpool 3,242 bales; for Havre 1851
for Rotterdam, $3.50; for Cowes and orders, Q3 half
balesy 6eO6 for Genoa, 1858 for Trieste, 1854; for
Vera Cruz, in half bales, 40; for New York, 93.
Total I6 A47 bales.
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aAggeseEi0ae, Ladies' !

GNVVVsVVtVEV5 lL<NVVVVNV
Try JoNES'S LILY WHITE if you'd look fair
With its wonderful qualities compare,
It beauty improves makes the hectic look fine,
The sallow look white and the white look sublime.
To be had at the DEPOT where all things pure
ISL CHARTRES STREET-then you are sure
For sale by j. WRIGHT & Co. Sole Agents,
fe1S 6t2p Nos. q and Isl Charres street
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Punch teaches book keeping in one lesson Of three
Vords-ne lend them.
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'aslp Orleans lailg Gresfellt.
oFToIaI. JOURNAL on NEW ORLEANS.
y4sns III wIxoHs wIII1Aa r. ADAMS
ID ri IN, ADAMS &c Co,
cE n o. 40 cAnrr STREET.

fl
OFRECE. NO. Id CAN'T STREET.
III 3$3i
TERMS.
eGTescef Will be regularly served subscribers in the
an early hour every morning. Sundays eSeeped1 for
$40 year IN advances hall eariy and quarterly at the
same rates 20 cents payable tho carriers
Advertisements per insertion, in all cases,
" for every subsequent. insertion, 90 cents. VI
tho second page charged every
insertion Ss4S#sg $s$s58 III #535Eg8s8558s3
Advertisements published intervals, will charged s per
Iauare for every inser S#s
Advertisements not marked. viii be published one MONTH
longer and charged accordingly no o. SAP
scripfon viii III stopped until NIL aearages are PAID az he
option Of The proprietors. $# 95t
EssernH Discount will DO made 70 advertisers
TEHE DAGLY CRESCENT
Hasa circulation il medium for adver
tIsers As FaaIIY it circulates largely reaching
many hundreds 9 homes at early hour, and being read
THE approach business hours consequently articles
family may be adyantageously published in its
8columns "a
TEEEt wv 10 EKLY CRESCENT
Ispnbshsd every Monday morning S. year. invariably in
advanee Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
siana, Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
States favorable of making
their and commodities known. Advertisements in
reTted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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Popular hooks

@D- d. NIGBMg%AN J 9@s-,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post Office, NJ O.
BUT1ER's FRENCH SPEAKER, colloquial Phrase Book:
Is cents.
WILSON'S TREATISE ON FLUCTUATIONS
STEPHENS BOOK OF THE FARM, volumes; 81 = 1..
DoWNINGS FRUITS AM FRUIT TREES OF AMERICA;
81 80. gs.- T,.5
GRIswoLDs POTTS AND POETRY OF AMERICA; S.
SOUTHSIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY; rs cents
PIous DEAD OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION; ST.
LEWIS AMERICAN SPORTSMAN; s. 90.
FowLERs ENGLISH GRAMMAR; So.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD, by Mrs. Stephens: 81 25.
...- THE WORKS OF
DANIEL. WEBSTER 6 vols. &c..
JOHN c. CALHOUN vols.
IRVING, Is vols. +"
COOPER, 80 vols.
SIR WALTER SCOTT, 10 vols.
ADDISON, vols.
BACON, 3 vols.
HALLAM, vols.
BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER, vols.
CHARLES LAMB 2 vols.
BANCROFT,"7 vols.
MAssINGER AND FORD vol.
OLIVER GOLDSMITH vols.
ROBERT HALL, volumes, etc,
Together with large varied BOOKS bound in all
the various styles, embracing
HISTORY,
BIOGRAPHY,
TRAVELS,
AGRICULTURE,
POETRY,
SCIENCE
ARCHITECTURE,
COMMERCE..
MEDICINE,
NOVELS, ETC.. ETC., etc.
]. G. MORGAN,
els 2p2tkWlt Exchange Place, opposite the PosOHce.
Groceries.
H. M. r OBINS ON & Co.,
No. 400 GRAVIER STREET.,
Groeers and Dealers i'm Liquors and Tobacco.
fels 2p3t
V'ia'giaeig .Ngaseef ascSaxs'ed Tobacco
| 1000 BOXES, VARIOUS BRANDS, for sale by
H. M. ROBINSON & CO.,
felS 2p3t 100 Graver street.
Smoking Tobacco.
500 PACKAGES, ALL KINDS, for sale by
II. NJ. ROBINSON & CO.,
! fels 2p3t 100 Graver street.
CtgGs's.
IMPORTED AND NATIVE BRANDS, ALL KINDS, for
HIM ROBINSON & CO.,
| felS 2p3t 100 Graver street.
EV'isees, liquors, etc.
ALI. KINDS OF WINES, BRANDIES etc, for sale by
| H. NJ ROBINSON & CO.,
| fe1s 2p3t 100 Gravier street
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, eWOgessses, etc.
| In store and for sale by
H. H. ROBINSON & CO.,
| fe1S 2p3t 100 Gravier street.
aREe, Porter, etc.
ALE, PORTER, FANCY GOODS CORDIALS, etc, for
| sale by
H. NJ. ROBINSON & CO.,
| fe16 2p3t 100 Gravier street
Family Supplies,
| OF EVERY Observation-Disclosures JELIIES, etc.
| for sale by
II. NJ. ROBINSON & CO.,
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Great Reduction i7e Prices.
MEMS, YOUTHS and CHELDREN's
CLOTHING. fire."

ALFRED UNRoE & CO.,
% MAGAZINE STREET, On
Being DESTROYS Of reducing their stock of WINTER CLOTH
ING as much MS possible before the of the season.
order to make for Spring and Summer Goods are now
Offering 1heT thick goods at
Extremely Low Prices.
Persons from the country who wish supply themselves will
hnd this rare opportunity to obtain FINE WEIrMADE
CLOTHING at prices which fail please the most
nomical. ae,
Our stock embraces very perfect assortment of
Coats.
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FEOCK COATS;
CoLoRED CLOTH FRoCKs, s. Il. AND D. b.;
" OVERCOATs of every description;
few fine CLOTH CATALONIANS; -----.
BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH CLOAKS
. TWEED AND MELTON CLOTH BUSINESS COATS;
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS. ,..+
Pantaloons.
very fine assortment embracing thousand pairs Of
French, English and American colored CASHMERE PAN
FALCONS;
Large stock of BLACK CASHMERE and DOEsK1N PANTA-
LOOMS. .
Vests.
RICH CASHMERE AND CASHMERE VESTS;
BLACK AND FANCY VELVET VESTS;
BLACK AND COLORED SILK AND SATIN VESTS.
Furnishing Goods.
The largest assortment of WHITE SHIRTS in New Orleans
uNDERsIIRTS and DRAWERS of every description
HALF HOSE; GLOVES; SUBSCRIBERS.
HANDKERCHIEFs; CRAvATs; TIES, etc.
SILK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS; vALISEs; CARPET BAGS, etc.
One Price for Go0ds--No Deviation.
h Cerkskspeaking the French Spanish languages
ways in attendance. --.,
9Sy~ No trouble to show Goods.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
fels 2p6t "a Magazine street, corner of Gravier
KDOgbeGgg''S
COM M ER CIAL COLLEGE
No. 1O6 CnnnI Street.
NEW PUPILS BEGIN THIS WEEK in Pennanship Book
Keeping English, French Spanish Geometry, Arithmetic,
Surveying Navigation and Photography.
Citizens and strangers invited to call and Judge for them
selves There separate apartments and professors
branch. .,..-. ,.,..-.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
fe1S 2p3t* No. JOG Canal street
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A young lady whose income is three thousand
year, Is decidedly " an object of interest"
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DB- We are indebted to the Hons A. G.. Brice and
F. @. Iaville, Of the House Of Representatives for
Legislative documents. 3s555H8
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fe18 2p2t

leighton 5 B0a'bOt,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL SITS,
Have on hand some of those
M A M M O TIL S H [ r Il S,
HaEf-n-DoZen for Sc 90.
-Also-
The ST 81 80 and SHIRTS besides large stock of
YORK MILL. and FINE LINEN
SHIRTS.
n3y~ SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
R- Mandatory No. Jog Grand street. Broadwoy New
York.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
ST. Charles and Canal ss
n B. We have choice selection of NECK TIES Of
styles and patterns; CRAFATS sCARFS Jouvins GLOVES;
SUSPENDERS SILK and MERINO UNDERSTANDS aad
DRAWERS RICH EMBROIDERED SHIRTS; MORNING
ROBES etc. etc. which invite the attention of the pub
lie. felS 2p6t
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-FV04'x's dictionary.
sNr0s. 10 UaeI "a Charities street
OPENING OF NEW SPRING SILKS.

nd E1- S q "a N III "a IN S9s q o
On Monday 18th nst will have open for the inspection
Ladies' splendid assortment of
NEW SPRING SILKS, .-
Comprising every variety and color of Plaid Striped, Chin
and Jaspi TAFFETAs and eros DE NAPLES; Plain Fig
ured, Striped and Plaid BLACK SILKS Rich BLACK MORE
ANTIQUE, for Dresses and MantiIasall of which will be
offered Mt the usual low prices.
49, On Tuesday, the 10Th, the opening of SPRING MILL
merry. felS 2p3t
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sFesO Spring sMNaetSRG<xs.
ED~ ED- sS@t - T@I VI Ar @T GGE C9p~
Nos IL AND IA CHARTERS STREET,
viii open Monday, the 18th ins new and splendid as
sortmeut of Embroidered SILK. Lace Applique and Muslin
TALMAs,
+ ,...- MANTILLAS,
feIs 2pSt AND sCARFs.
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A5-We are Indebted to q commercial friend for
circulars Of The cotton and grain markets Of Che latest
dates from Liverpool, BY the Persia. Our usual
weekly cotton circular did not come to hand
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ReMgOUeg! Removed -
FROM NO. rs TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMP ACNE, in quarts
and pns constantly hand which equal the
to this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
B r. "A N Id ES:
SA2ERAC Of the Vintage of 1885, 1873 and 1906 and other
brands
w HIS X Y:
OF all deGcrptions-Scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
:. Also =.
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES and Ii
QUORS in the market which will be as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No II ROYAL street
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FLARES Cod LaUe7' Oil.

sW'0aD is TIE Time TO .Bazys
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
s. B. CHURCHILL.
CORNER OF DRYADES AND TERPSICHORE STREETS,
Will open MONDAY 18th inst, large assortment f
DRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES bought ut au immense
sacrifice, such French Mernos so cents Barege
cents Muslin De LANES, Is cents Cecos cents
tons, at 10 cents Nansook, at 20 cents
=. Also.
Flannes Cassneres, Cottonades Straw Bonne Trimmings,
Combs Iaces Bands great many
rous to mention. Call at
s. B. CHURCHILL'S.
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e@ Card.


ON BOARD STEAMER Rosa
Mississippi River February Is, 1856.
The undersigned, passengers board Rosa
downward trip from Shreveport New Orleans publicly
to recommend her of the best boats the Red
In point Of safety and comfortable accommodations she
surpassed and her officers gentlemen. ..
j. L. Hodges, A. L. Chapal
R. Hodges, J. B. Clouter,
E. Deapre W. 0. Breazeale
c. Fl. Ardis, W R. Jackson,
G. w Jones, S. II. Riyes,
L. F. Spyker, VIM. Partee
C. II. Bosley Joel Elan,
John Chahe Thomas H Shields,
John Hameter, r. Esterbrook -
G. 3. Calhoun, James r. Booth
j. r. Watkins NJ D., John Stroud, Jr., ~.
G. II. Fassitte, Daniel Kanbo
Jacob Rachor. fels 1t
CGae'S g0as Stop that Cough
You will do efecualy if you only try DUCoNGEs PEG
TORAL BALSAMIC SYRUP which is the best and safest
medicine now in In all affections of the Lungs veging
Consumption has been found prevent that dreadful scouge
whenever timely applied. For sale by the proprietor,
F. P. DUCONGE,
fels2p7t SO Chartres street
BGa'eges, Os'gGsaegies and Tissues.
d. P. SCANI.AN & Co,
Nos. - and IA Chartres street, N. O.,
| assortment of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
Consisting in part of
| PLAIN, FIGURED AND FLOUNCED COLOREn AND
| BLACK BAREGES;
| PRINTED ORGANIZES;
| JACoNETS AND BRILLIANTINES,
In pieces and in Robes.
| SILK MUSLINS;
TISSUES and
| .Hs. CREPE D'ORIENT,
! -@ All of the styles. Also,
An invoice of Bajou's Light and Dark Colored
KID GLOVES,
CORSETS and
| fc16 2p3t MARQUIsE PARASOLs.
EyO2'G's Dictionary.
This splendid work. well known the public
most beautiful of the season. admirably adapted for
present 10 young lady, be found at
NORMAN's,
no. Ia Camp street.
ALSO.
At THE ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE,
Under st. Charles Hotel.
Together with splendid stock of NEW AND CHOICE
BOOKS, adapted to Genemen's Libraries fes 2p3&Wt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

NEW DREss. The True Delta came out yesterday
morning in an entire new dress, and presents very
handsome and prosperous appearance It's friends
have reason to be pleased at this evidence Of the sue
cess which has attended the labors of the propetors
and for our partWe cordially wish Mr.. Maginnis the
fullest measure of pecuniary prosperity.