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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

THE FIRE ARCHES. Since Mr.. Crisp erected his
Crisps Gaiety arch across Grayier street, at the
nersectionof St. Charles, there has been quite an
emulation going in the same line, aswi heseen by
referring to the report Of the council proceedings last
evening Mr. DeBar has petitioned for permission to
erect oo arches one directly opposite his heater and
the other on St. Charles street. where crossed by
Poydras. This will probably induce Mr.. Crisp tc
erect another opposite his theater In the meantime
will not tie n Old Orleans follow suit Its to be
hoped so for the novelty Of the thing if for nothing
else. For part We would like to see every street
spanned, at suitable distances BY blazing arches q
(gas1 fire. We hope the council will act fayoraby
on all such petitions. We can see no possible obec
ton to them 3&
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VSeeU Goods.

T n A N X L I N r O 3 E r T S.
No. 20 Camp street. N. o.,
Has just received md is opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY FOODS.
The complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles,
such Panier Mache Tables, Desks Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood ant Mahogany Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, Jewery
Cases. Porte Mounaies Card Cases, etc.
PERFU NJ cry.
Lubin Extracts choice assortment Of Colognes Soaps Po
mades etc. etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety
COLTS REvOIVERS-A large stock of these well known
Pistols will always he kept on hand.
Purchasers, whether at Wholesale retail invited to ex
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur
chaSes.
s1s,Watches and Iewelry carefully repaired
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2pi No. ~ Camp under the City Hotel.
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Direct importation
Or q u It II eas 81 = NE 8 O !

Or Il q u II II ds 81 -A NE 8 O NJ >
Charities street, ............Is
Have just received from Havre and Liverpool following
articles, which they offer for sale at the
10y WEST MAR KET PRICES,
-Comprisng-
Printed and Plain CAsIIMERES and DE LANES.
Printed French and English PRINTS
Silk, WorSed and Cotton DAMASK for Curtains.
Embroidered Bobinet and Muslin CURTAINS.
CORDS and TASSELS, and GIMp =.
Printed CAsHMERES and FLANNELs, for Robes de
Chambres.
Cashmere HOSE aud SOCKS
Cotton LOSE and HALF HOSE.
Flounccd Dagege ROBES.
Plain and Figured POpLINS.
Merino and Flannel DRAWERS
Embroidered JAcoiet and Swiss BANDS
Embroidered and Crinnline SKIRTS.
Ladies and Chlreu's CLOTH CIGARS.
Tacncerne> and Embroidered Muslin COLLARS.
Emb'd Jaconet and Nansooh COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Emb'd PElfNOIRES and Ladies' CFEMISES.
Cashmere, Melted ard Wooden SEIlaWI4s.
Encnciennes and Mu>ln PEI4EElNES
Woolen ard Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES.
Embroidered, Fesion, Rvie7e and Plain L. c. uANDKER-
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin and Iaconet RANDS.
Real Iudia Silk Pocket Il tNnkERtHIEFS.
Jaconet and Swiss EDEIStS and INSERTINGS.
Madras Head llANnkERCIIIEFS.
Embroidered Velvet CLOAKS untl TAI.MAS,
TElMMlNttS-A large Assortment.
COTTONAD DIES and CORSETS.
Valenciernes EDGI%t'S and lNSERT1NGS.
Black IACES and PRINCES.
LACE EEIl.S-Npw styles
CLOTH ClOAkS, Tor Children.
Embroidered Meriuo ClOAk>, for Children
Notion cI.oANs and BASQClN::S for Children
KID and SILK GLOVES.
SllIlS-SiilsS-SI1its.
Founccd silk DRESSES-NeYrest style
SATIE.tll col0rS.
Moirc Antique DRESSES.
BLACK SILkS- All descriptions.
BTyaderes and F0uar3 DRESSES.
AENURE and PEkIN.
FANCY RIBBONS,
large assortment
CLOTHS AND SsIMEREs
Perfumes Buttons, Thread" Needles, Tapes, Braids Sewing
Silks, Grapes, etc.
GlQUEL Il JAMESON,
n2l 2p6t IS Charities street.
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-AIr. and Mrs. Conway,
stars repnte in other cities, make their debut in
New Orleans tonight at the st. Charles Theater in
new five act play which has never been performed
here It bears the expressive title of Love and 10y
alty,a and besides Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Conway
in the leading characters will bring out the strength
of the company. The Wandering Minstrel with
Miss Mary Shaw as Herbert Carol and Mr. yining
Bowers as Jem Bags, will concSle the performances
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aNTsp Goods
L S RECElV
AND RECETy ING,
Dress Goods, EmIroi,icTIes, etc.
RICH
RIEHER !!
RICHEST :!
CHEAP!
CHEAFER!!
CHEAPEST :,
Gall and be satisfied that you make saving by buying
your Dry Goods
c. C. WAYLANDS,
MI 2pMoWeFr Poytlras aud Carondee SITS.
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E&eEn0cets HensOCetG -
FROM 40. ID TO II ROYAL STREET..
4 supply of CREME De BOLZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
an pnts, constantly hand, which equal TO the best that
to this MAJ kut.
.-A!so..
OTTER BRANDS Of INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL IIOGn MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRAN DIES:
SZERC Of the Vintage of 1856 1898 and 1905 and other
brands
w iEIS X Y:
OF all criTions-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pint. AID quartz.
Also.
On hand, uS'l Of the best WINES ard Ii
QUOS in the market, which will be sold reasonable
term any other house in the city.
SEWEIL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2pu No. II Royal street.
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.anuscmcl,ts this Evcrtn..

CRIsP's GAIETy. - The excellent comedy Of the
Helping Hands-;o conclude with Lady Of The Lake
ST. CHARLES THEATER,--The popular play of
Love and Loyalty concr,e with the Wandering Minstrel.
SpALDlNG L. ROGERS Observation-Disclosures X
Peels Caupbeli Mustreis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, OPELorsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New tJrlel.s Nov. "a lS5t.
The offers, the I'D inst having covered Of
Bonds for which proposals invited
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that sealed proposals for
ONE HUNDRED Tor any less nunheV} OF BONDS OF THE
CITY will he received this oirc NntiI SATURDAY next,
10Th inst, noon the and conditions Of the former
notice. -
WILLIAM G. HEWES,
3lo5 2p5t President
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gRIsps GAIErY.- The drama Of Helping Hands,"
which was beautifully performed last night, will be
repeated tonight, together with the grand scenic
dramaof the s'Iady Of the Lake, which was 50 fa-
vorably received upon its first representation few
nights ago. Mrs Crisp appears in both pieces, and
Miss Georgina Hodson in the first.
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81 FTIAVa HTIIUU!EIIT To
Whole Tickets $40 Halves. S.; Quarters, va.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


$50 prizes amounting to-
Whole Tickets $40; Halves. S. Quarters, S2ts
,- or r,.r, orrrr,
~ - "
me s"'ps ~. ',"'' ~ ,''' ~,
oiro. viii, small, III, utes and nIucad in one wheel,
MIA s or pr,,ox and ,crc,.a cc 1ocad
i, or..tr,r ,y.a.l
y ,rb,s ar. then rrvoIvea and A number Is drawn from
,, ,el AZ MANNERS and nj the same time prz. is drawn
rro, The other wheel, The Number and Prize drawn ont are
ons1 m, v;hc o Tho audience and ro,is+errd Av tho
commissioners tha Prize being pucci against t!e number
drawn This i, nil all the Prizes are drawn
OUT. ,ro>- ,,r,,v,,.,
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CGrpefiisg, Cssa'Eajas Goods, Fg'iat-
de-. @". dog Shades, etc., etc.
J. ID. ID 4 NJ II RON L. c,

i. u u \ VI II Il q v N VU.,
CANAL STREET H 4
Are receiving a beautiful assortment Of
ENGLISH VELVET and BRUSSELS GARPET1NG;
THHEEPIN INGRAM and VENETIAN CARPErING.
Floor OH Cloth,
q feet wide by 100 feet onga variety Of patterns and
qualities.
We have also on hand choice assortment Of WINDOW
SHADES GILT CURNICES and BANDS, FuN1oilerei Lace
and Muslin CURTAINS and Curtain DtMASkS to which we
invite the attention Of our customers,
J. CAMERON & CO.,
n2l 2n6t ~ Canal street, Touro Buildings.
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Df'. EUes'iet's
PRACTICE,
Alfopathfc and Thon1Dsonfan.

CARn,-By recently published cards in the Picaynne,
there mas been several attempts made TO hute ena 6oe
cure Of gunshot wound which received in left lung on
the 18th ut to the superior skill of Dr. Erertt Without wish
ing to do Unjust &c TO DR.. Everi must that such state
ments above alluded to entirely unounded and erroneous
Dr. Everitt not Of physicians ht simply called
int by Of my friends nrs Cartwright and Brown
ing my physicians and to whom solely indebted for
my remarkable recovery. 4. NJ. GEAkY.
The following statements made under OATH will convince
every Of the ngatide and mpudence Of the individual
who claims relationship the family homo, and sgs him
self A. NJ Geary and they will show in true light the
duct who and the above card Geary to
sign and advertise in the Picayune the 26t October last
L. H. EVERITT, NJ. D.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

At AZ O'clock Tuesday afternoon 18Th 'ns of pulmonary
phthisis, JOHN II. DAY aged 50 years.
The friends and acQuainances Of the family invited TO
attend his funeral this morning, the 2ji inB Il O'clock
from his late residence Tepschoe between Nayude and
Annn Rrrnis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

a35 An extract from the assessment rolls for the
present year giving the valuation of real estate IN
the city, VIII be found under our financial head this
rnofrjn q
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FR0iErGtttg lanterns.

\ first rate article oE HR ASS UNITED LANTERNS FOR
Railroad and Steamboat Fer saie Nv
7. r. FELL & CO.,
0.t., hmm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

The whole country flooded with Counterfeit and Tmino"
SCNAPPS The public should be careful 70 purcsr only
the GENUINE ARTICLE, manufactured and imported i,y
UD0tIO WOLFE, which has the OF the ;.lr4l
on the Bottle Cork aud Label
For sale by all the respectable Ctroces and Druggists.
EJ,Read the opinions Of the New York Press.
j. W. BURKE, Agent
No. IS Common street. Ne" orleans.
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:aa-Up to late hour last evening the mail boat
from Mobile had not arrived nor had there been a
solitary arrival at the New Basin.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1856.

TO Persons ,crng The Crescent a1in
please mind that do not admit con'
caos is required that the and status OF
tReitrittr made kaolen courss before
insertion. 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

Our thanks are due to the accommodating
clerk Of the steamer Henry Chouteau Tor late St.
Louis apers IN
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BOofs, Shoes 61ats Ess'0gGRs.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from slip Norfolk and in general
n1c,t Of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANs, HATS, GAPS, etc.
iT- Plantations supplied with prime DITCiING BOOTS,
russell BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, the loves: merket
prices. by
FROST & CO.,
!yl3 2ptW 10 Magazine street.
II Ats :, 4 Ps, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general Of Silk Fur
Cashmere, artr1a Lehorll Straw Palm Leaf Mexican AID
Wool HATS, attic
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST T. CO.,
ivI3 2phW 10 Magazine street.
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MNs'by's Cheap Store,

KENrby's Cheap Store,
IS5..............CAMP STREET. .fsj
The undersigned has just opened beautiful assortment Of
Fashionable Goods, such as
Stella sFIAwLs, Plaid sIIAWIs, Silk ARGENTISEs, Va
lenca LACE.
Guipure LACE Black and White Thread LACE Rich Guipure
BANDS.
Jaconet and Swiss BANDS JHconet and Swiss SETS Valencia
Lace SETS.
Embroidered SKIRTS Rich Sash Ribbons, Bugle Trimming
Plush Trimming.
Striped SILKS Plaid Silks Chcne Silks Kid Glove etc.
HORACE HARDY,
no.on iInnpS trnat
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ARKANSAS RlvEn.-The Little Rock Gazette, of
the 18th instant, rays " The river is naygable to
this place, by light boats, and above by re'y light
hnats
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a5We are indebted to the officers of the steamer
HtM.Wrightfor late Memphis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

EsPALDING 4 Rogers AMPH1THEATER- Camp
bell hnstres hold forth tonight, as usual their pro
granme being new throughout.
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E&el+S
FE. r. Buckley,

MATCHMAKER,
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites purchasers h7 NEW
sIoc': Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES for Ladies' Of the pattern and
nithCal workmanship.
FINE WATCHES. for Gentlemen, Of every pattern, Thg
whole in Is Gold Cases.
Tho ntihl SILVER HUNTING LEVERS. equal u
any watch for time
A large assortment CHAINS SETS OF JEWEL ny ot
Ladies.
-
Ear FtrgV, Breast Pins Finger Rings, Bracelets Al
Srecacles for every age, GOLD Silver and Steel
FRANCS, juUHdup tie finest Pebble Lenses.
Ever article warranted best, will Soll lover
lhan ordinary Jpwery is usually Offered The pleiaUl
iiy and dispatch i'll Tie repairing Of Watches Having unusual
facilities work will be done moderate prices. Silver Ware
made orde: Diamonds nId jeeirI ear" the
ue 40 lr'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

Rs-sWe are under obligations to the clerk OF the
steamer Magnolia for late Vicksburg papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

Sd
CRISIS IhLUMINATIoN.-The arch of gasli@hts,
which the City Council granted permission to Mr..
Crisp erect over Graver street. at st. Charles is
now up, and has been one of the tspecuar insttu-
tonsR ofthe city for two nights past, 1t attracts
great attention, as it Eliminates the neighborhood
and advertises the Gaiety in equally brilliant and
beautiful manner. 1t consists Of fancy iron arch
spanning Gravier3 street at height of fifteen feet
from the ground, and resting on handsome pillars
one on each corner The arch we should rather call
anelongated lantern; for the gas burners, blazing
forth The words " Crisp Gaety, are protected from
the Weatherby an $encasenent of glass. This is but
one OF the many evidences that Mr.. Crisp has given
Of his little regard to expense in catering to the
amusement-loying public of New Orleans. He has
nota niggardly or shabby thing connected with his
business inside his theater or out and though he has
not as met the return of patronage to which he is
entitled are led to believe that the courage and
perseverance he displays will soon meet its reward
f5AzERAG BRANDIEs,-Some time ago we received
a demijohn Of ine pure and old Sazerac Brandy from
Messrs. w. L. LeVerich & Co., "a Old Leyee street,
sole agents in New Orleans for this justly celebrated
brand. The present Yves very acceptable; and, al
thoughsomewhat tardyin returning thanks, still we
dosonone the less heartily The article was unsur.
passed IhVor, DOQleG anu eACellence indeed, IL Is
doubtful whether its superior can be found anywhere
MessrsL y Co. keep a supply Of sazerac constantly
onhand Of various grades ages and qualities, Of yn
ages running from 1895 to 184s which they offer fol-
sale on accommodating terms. At this house pur
chasers may rely upon Obtaining the unadultelated
article, which is a grand desderatum in these days
when adulteration Of spirtuous liquors is about as
common as drinking. S
E------s es-----
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE.-THE fol-
lowingis list Of the delegates appointed by Mayor
Ghas. N. Waterman to represent the city of New
Orleans in the Commercial Convention 10 be holden
atssayannah, Ga.,o the second Monday, eighth day
Of December next
Isaac G. Seymour, Louis St. Martin, John L. Lewis
Hi. Ranney, w r. Miles, Theodore G. Hunt A. S
hewitt, L.. ID. G. Wood Buckner II. Payne, j. c. Pen
dergast, Chas. Gayarre, Saml Hardy, HUI. Kennedy
Felix Labatut, p. G. Rogers A. d. Crossman, Emile
Lasere, w. 9. @. Claiborne, John w. Price, D. c
jenkins; John M Bell, Gleldy Burke, Harry I. Hays
A. Musson, p. Il. Parker. E. H. Barton, ". r. Adams
Laforest, y. a. Lumsden, T. O. Stark, j. A. Braud
aBsss eDoLBEARs$ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,, lp6 CANAL
sTREETN classes begin this week French Spanish
English aud German ansuage also in Penluanship Boot;
keeping Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry Surveying Nnviga
ton Photography, There specis apartments pro
essostor each language etc. Private lessons wh
pfert Persons advanced in life in private apalt
en's any branch they may wish All attend Till perfect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26
China.

The subscribers opening large and splendid asort
Of China
PLAIN WHITE AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
CHAMBER >ETS AND FANCY ARTICLES, VASES, etc.
Having bought She above auction, far below importation
cost, Offering teG srnniiHgiy low prizes
P. R. FELL & CO.,
nl5 2plm II Camp street.
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asssEE FlRsTA AND FOURTH PAGES. 81
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CHANDELIERS AND LANTERNS. -Aiessrs. Henderson
Gaines No 80 Canal street receiving tne assot
men 81 chandeliers and hail lanterns Eaglis French
and American mannfaeture. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

For MENPHIs.-Tlle splendid packet steamer In
eomar Capt l. MeDonough viii leave fer Memphis, Helena
Napoleon Gfeenye and all intermediate ianiags is after
ok For freight or rass3c4s af5I,s IN ~ !,
Aessrs John 2. Hyde Co. agents. s5 Poyafas styeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-26

Fashionable gy'Sfefe3' Clothing
LEIGHTON & BARBOT'S,
Corner Canal and St. Charles streets,
We again have the pleasure Inform friends and the pub
lie Of the receipt Of another large addition select
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which comprises a full assortment of
--latest style RAGLAN and other OEERCOATS;
DRESS COATS and FROChs in great variety Of styles
colors;
VESTS OF Velvet, Silk Cashmere, etc, &C.
pANTALOONS Of every kind.
n@5-The Gents Furnishing department is complete
shirts! SI1irts!:
Our stock Of Shirts stands unrivacd.
Try half a94en for s. 81, well ua and buttons faithfully
sewpl.
nzShirts made 70 measure and perfect guaranteed
LEIGHTON l. BARBOT
n2i 2p6 Corner Of st. Charles and Canal streets
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EEef20fs,
2, Ebtgs-ey j. Co..

81 STREET,
Have just rtCeised, per ship GHleua, large and complete
assortment Of LETTER COPYING PRESSES, consisting Of
LEVER ard SCREW, all Sizes and manufactured expressly FOX
our house.
We have also received large assortment Of LETTER cory
ING BOOKS, made Of American, English HId French Copying
Paper PACED and PACED full bound ind half bcrutl with
N.ANN'S PARCHMENT PAPER and With YEI.LUM PAPEKye
These las, named books superior quality
they we'll and strongly bound and cheaper than The
Parchment any other
Anew invoice of -lladel PENENITES, and BROWNS
MAMMOTH iOJ,D PENS.
E Al these goods WARRANTED and offered ir gale
very MODERATE PRICES, by
2. DUREL Il CO.,
rs 2ptf 81 Chartrce s.r4c:
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Secondhand Fesf'nstHre Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid to1 ali descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city AID wishing dis
pose their furniture will find il 10 their advantage call
the undersigned
so-Seccpd-haDa Furniture sud exchanged and repaired
P. u. TOURNE,
L.! 2g3m = Barcnpe street.
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To PAINTERS, DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. -slessrs
Robinson Ferander No. 81 Front street agents FIR the t
OF American and frcnc window glass drgg and painters
articles generally advertise in another eolun lead xne
chrome green and putty, to drrveand for sale by them
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Sqgo1s s. Co.'s LOTTERIES!

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass *,
To be drawn in the city MOBILE, Ala in public On Ell
NESDAY Dec. 10, 1856, on the plan oil
SINGLE NUMBERS.
1o,, 1rr,rr, aud w w 1sc(;,,1pr Commissioners.
10000 TTckets--3,2sO Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TlCkEISll
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL 4CoNvENTIos--Th fol-
lowing list Of the delegates appointed by Mayor
ohas. NJ. Waterman to represent the city of New
Orleans in the Commercial Convention 10 be holden
at.sayannah, Ga, on the second Monday eighth day
Df Daremher neyt
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
THE . STATE ELECTIONS.
We give the figures a. far as they are reported
up to the time Of going to press: t.u .sas

We give the 6gures A. far as they are reported
up to the time Of going to press: 81. Fdu .sas
lidab.aJ s.allPeassyisaata Election. a!rol. gss
Northampton Co. Easton 65 dem. maj. tt
Monroe Go. Stsandsbusg, q unioE mai. Bed
ford township, IS dem. mai.--ga;n l6, Che gainl
are predicated on last years. eIsction.) 4usi.qr
SasquehsDna Co. Montrose gives 80 Repub
mai. Susquehanna Depot, IA do; falkland, {
do; Harmony, 26 do. ~ 2 Y'7sf II 711G7,''
Bedford Co. Bedford borough, dem. state
ticket, 72-gain il. oaf nna8fss ~ yef3 anit
Luzernc 60. Wisesbarre, 80 rep, maj. 81
Wayne Go. Honesdaic, IS rep. maj.
Cumberland Co.. Shippinsburgh, Is democratic
maj. .s sfes' a. - - ,i3,l...1 -,s-
Cambria Cam ri GO. 'a John.sosrp, ls7 democratic maj
q Lancaster Co. Lancaster CITY j $40 dem. maj
Other districts In this county show slight rep
Pike CO. wsstf.l. SO ld dem =, mai al ''o 'aes'a
Dauphin Co. Harrisburg borough, So dem
mai; York, l57 do, . j. 80 .,ee- essI
Northumberland Go. Reported 2300 dem. mai
last year 1890 maj. E .,''''' ''n'
Lnzerne Co. Pittson, % dem. mai. @ 7a.iso
Philadelphia City. First Ward, $50 dem. mai
Second Ward, 600 dem. maj.g Third Ward, 40C
dem. maj. Fourth Ward, 400 dem. maj. Fifth
Ward, 300 dem. maj. N;nsh Ward, q den mai
Allegheny County. Pittsburgh, $50 republican
maj. Wostchester, 600 sepub. maj. Cumberland,
300 dem. maj.
Delaware County. 500 repub. maj. a4 1ao
Lehigh County. 900 dem. mai. eossfo lg4l
Dauphin County. To about 500 republican =
loss 100.
York Co.. 1900 dem.--gain 100.
Franklin Co. 200 dem. mal.--550 gain. 81
Westmore.and GO: iaO dem.--gain $780,
Luzerne Co. 1900 dem. mai.-gain 400.
Lorrain Co. Nine towns, loss repub. mai.
within Co. GO rep. mai. l n ~ ~
Cambria Co. Six towns, $50 dem. mai. glaat
Schuyikill Co. 1909 dem. mai.
Monroe Co. 1900 dem. mai.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

Huron Go. Norwalk, 2o5 rep. mai. Town
send, 96 do. ClarKslist, .l52 60. Peru, l2 dem
---being repub. gain Of 48. Hartford, l4S rep
maj. Toledo, sos dem. maj. on State ticket
majority on Congressman, 434 in city; eight
towns heard from, 90S rep. MAJ. in seven IL
dem. mai. in one. = s,a.
Lo:rain County. Eiyria. 230 rep. maj. Black
River, 81 do. Zen towns, 970 rep. maj.
Erie Co. Sandusky City, 72 rep. maj.
SandusSy Co. Belvlle, 81 rep. ma "a gain
of 81. Riley, 35 dem. m&i.--a rep. gain Of S
Sandusky, 5 dem. maj. Rice, do.---a rep. gain
%. Green Greek, 2! rep. maj. Townsend, 72
do.-a rep. gain of 2o. The rest not heard from
yet. $50 Ho4a ~to
Columbia Co. Three towns heard from-3384
rep. maj. .c-ra vs.5su
Lake Go. Two towns, sos rep. maj.
Cleveland City is now given up by democrats
$50 rep. maj; two wa~ds to hear from, but tht
vote will not vary 10 from this estimate county
1000 republican on the same authority.
Hamilton 90. Cincinnati has gone democratic
BY reduced majority. L. d, Campbell probably
defeated in Butler Congressional district. ''- :