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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-22

RADW&Y,S READY RELIEF
life-saving and life renewing remedy 1t has saved life
when all other medicines failed and has checked The terri
BILE reslences when all other means proved useless.
Inthe West Indies and South America where the regular doc
tors do not Than five twelve Radways
Ready Relief and Regulators always twelve Of Vel
low Fever and ali other Fevers ont Of every Dozen Even III
the infections places CT the tropics Railways Ready Re-
lief and Regulators would restore life and fresh health
every single victim of Yellow Bilious, Typhus, Ship and other
malignant Fesers In Louisiana Mississippi the efficacy Of
Railways Ready Relief ali Fever has been ec.ualy tried
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-22

have sold B. A. Fahnesocks Vermifuge Of
years. such is the satisfaction universally afforded we'll
physicians to planters and other citizens that recommend
my friends in all where medicine of the kind is
needed. WM b. MILLER, Druggist
Sold wholesale retail by principal and
country merchants throughout the United States
au2l mdEW
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CHILDREN,s: COMPLAINTS.
of whoopng coughs mcasels scarlet fever Group
of the bowels cholera iuanum and cholera morbus
small pox, and all feves RADWlAY's READY RELIEF and
REGULATORS should be used Under the influence of these
life giving remedies your children cannot die, but will live and
become strong, sound, hearty and healthy.
There many families who other medicine,
think of sending for DOCTOR RAILWAYS R EIEF and RE-
GULATORs for all general disorders is the only medicine
required. ".
called upon the otler day by lady from Sing Sing
N Y: "four READY RELIEF and REGULATORS do our
family good than all the pysc and doctors have had
for years. If have the headache take RAILWAYS RE-
LIEF and one of the REGULATORS-. hour I all
right; if pain my bowels, RAILWAYS RELIEF gives
and comfort if rheumatism, the RELIEF if
hoarseness, the RELIEF if neuralgia pains
my body stop them with the RELIEF if catch
cold the RELIEF if ootache, earace aceache
take the REIIEF-in few the most pains
lued If children fall and bfuse otherwise hurt
themselves the RELIEF all pain and dco1oratons of
if they urn scald themselves the RELIEF takes
fire. relieves them from anguish I could sleep
without bottle RAILWAYS RELIEF within my reach; so
with the REG ULATORS. the very moment nay stomach
bowels is Of order, of RAILWAYS REGULATORS is
all that require restore system TO order and regu
larity.
IMPORTANT no STEAMBOATS, VESSELS AND MAR
1NERS GENERALLY.
IfeveF vessel that port lay stock READY
RELIEF and REGULATORS map will be LOST BY sickness
sail in the infectious tropical with
safety the Ready isnfeca and kills the infec
tons OF. disease.
RADWAf's READY REMEDIES sold at the R. r. r.
Office 162 Fulton street. New York. and by Druggists every
where in the country
Agents in New Orleans,
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and l51 Charres street,
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Resident Secretary, No. IS St. Charles street,
Gin and Sugar Houses with their contents taken upon the
pThs Company pay al LOSES promptly upon proof there.
nr VII Louta Il
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Sec Railways advertisement in another column His mei-
cnes will do recommend md like TO advertise such We
have known Scarlet Fever be cured by his Ready Relief
During prevalence of this disease Winchester,
State few ago, Railways Relief used with
We have tried it ourselves and know it will
March 7th 1856
In of Bilious Fever will guarantee that Railways
Ready Relief and Regulators will if taken before
the patient is beyond the reach of medicine.
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TTYATar 81 FIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
Ill Brokers General Newspaper agents, are SAX 70 ne
found No q Commercial hayIng N4i.hSl
IONS plilahe. sell ~ 10 tire etc
wishing y AK Ct the Laan ar or
rican Foreign Literary Journals, will be
chilling No q COMMERCIAL PlAce ~ sel9 w
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Purchasers
E"GE3"C2WSG5"S
OF WELL-MADE CLOTHING
Are invited to call at ~.


OF WELL-MADE CLOTHING
Are invited to call at H..
ALFRED 1fUNROE 8. co.'s,
ONE PRICE STORE,
No. 81 Magazine street, corner OF Gravler,
NEW ORLEANS.
SHOULD ANY DISSATISF ACTION EXIST AFTER TIFF
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED. ="
The shove has long established principle with the
house, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
And they pleasure in informing their friends and
that they hay hand very large desirable
assortment OF CLOTHING, for Men, Boys and Children.
Also
FURNISHING GOODS-A partial list annexed:
Black and Colered CLOTH FROCK and DRESS COATS Blu
SINESS SUITS to match, Nil styles.
English Beaver, kcrsey and Pilot Cloth OYERCOATS.
MnlukoF and Sebastopol OVERCOATS for Pilots.
PANTALOONS all kinds-splerdid assortment
VESTS Of Velvet. Silk Satin and Cloth Cashmere
BOYS AND CHILDREN S CLOTHING-An kinds Of goods
ind variety of cut.
FURNISHING GOODS-A splendid assortment.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-Al kinds
Cushions Bed Pillows, and Carriage CLOTH manufactured by
the Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed, and sold fctors prices
ALFRED MUNROE e. CO.,
n.4 2p6t "a Masazne street, corner Gravier.
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Nelu Orleans Bully Crescent.
sAxEs o. NIXON. WILLIAM r. ApAh'
BY NIXON &c ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. 40 CAMP STREET.

4 &88Efa28 S& re X MS:
Te Crescent will be regularly served to subscribers In the
city at an eary every morning Sundays excepted for
$40 year in advance; hafyearly and quarterly at the
same rates. or 20 week. payable to the carriers
Advertisements, per squarerst Insertion in all cases.
81 for every subsequent insertion 90 cents
Advertisements the second page charged 81 for every
insertion.
advertisements published intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion ss
Advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; or
longer charged accordngy advertisement or sub
ecrpsion will be stopped until all paid at the
option Of the propretors.
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for adver
Users AS FAMILY PIPERit crculaes largely, reaching
many hundreds homes at early hour and being read
before the approach of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantageousy published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY CIR EsCENT
Is published every Monday morning So year invariably in
sdvance Havingan extensive circulation throughout Lou
isana Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
States presents favorable mode advertisers of making
their and commodities known Advertisements in.
serted for 81 per square. ench insertion.
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AgsEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -as

GAIETY THEATER.-Dcr Freyschut2 Ionight.-
The English version Of Won Weber's great German
opera Of "Der Freyschutz'' will be given tonight at
Crisps Gaiety. To be properly represented, this
opera requires all the resources of any establishment
that may offer it, in respect alike to music singing,
acting, scenery and machinery. That Mr.. Crisp can
put operas upon the stage beautifully, we already
know and that Der Freyschutzn will be the most
beautiful and complete spectacle of the season, we
have little doubt, from the fact that it has been in
preparation ever since the opening ofthe Gaieythe
orchestra and opera troupe having rehearsed it on
every available occasion, whilst the scene painter, py
rotechnst, mechanist and costumer, have been exer
cisng their choicest abors.
As % Der Freyschutz" is not very familiar to the
American public, we may enlghten some of our
readers by giving brief sketch Of it. The scene is
Germany. Rodolph loves Agnes, the daughter of
Kuno. Kuno, who is great sportsman, swears that
nobody shall have Agnes but the best shot in the
country, Rodoph, before falling in love, was the
best shot but at the critical time when his skill
might crafty the prayer of his soul, he cannot shoot
at all. Whilst in this quandary he encounters Caspar
who possesses magic bullets which never miss the
mark. Rodolph experiments with one blazes away
at speck in the sky, and down comes an eagle
Rodoph is crazy for more of those bullets. Caspar
who has sold himself to the Old Boy for seven OF
those bullets-slx nallible, but one bound to miss
with the condition that he may save himself by get
ting some one else to make similar bargain pro
poses to put Rodoph in the way of getting some Of
the wonderful bullets. Rodoph accepts. They 60 to
the VOLTS Glen, where grand incarnation takes
place. The Old Boy appears--clinches bargain
with Rudelphand Rodoph leaves, .'spoiling " for a
shooting match.
There is, however, some fearful contingency con-
nected with the bad bullet out of the seventh it
is the first fred we believe, the Old Boy claims his
previous VICTIM leaving the successor to ego in and
win with his six nflble bullets, without being sent
for when he has used them up. Rodolph, luckily,
uses the bad bullet on the momentous occasion. The
old Boy thereupon comes after Caspar, and takes
him down below. Rodolph goes in and wins with his
other bullets, and happy wedding takes place. We
are not sure that we have given the outline correctly
but it is as nearly correct as we can remember, not
having seen it for some years past.
The piece is powerfully cast, thus Rodolph, Mr.
Frazer; Caspar, Mr.. Stretton; K,no, Mr.. Lvster
Prince oftaca, Mr.. Trevor; Agnes, Miss Resale Du.
rand; 4dnnG, Miss Georgna Hodson : FIRST Brides
maid, Miss Marie Duckworth. In consequence of the
great length Of the three acts of the opera no other
performance will be given We can safely state that
it will be most splendid thing to behold and w
shall look for crowded house.
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E9"ThG immense mass of testimony I'll fa-
Ioons German Rters conviuces that the article
all that it represented be- and in consequence We advise
trial these afflicted with diseases for which it is recon-
mcnded
R. CuArrRLp, Esq, of Lowell, Dodge county, Wis., under
date Of Nov ll says Cover sent some money
you from CHnaa and received of your German Bit
ter which used and found great relief from Ny health has
improved such degree that again able attend
business large number Of dyspcpcs in this ntghborhood
have had to semi MILWAUKEE, for the medicine. An agent
here could sell large quantities. know i, to be a re-
Samuel Moore, Platve Wis, James l.. MMyie Jefferson
Wis. Holden Kemp Co., Jncsvlle, Wis., and others in that
State sve also expressed their confidence in the virtues
Of the Bittcrs See advertisement. Mi 2p1mkW
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Icy THE NATIONAL L1HE.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The Persia brings no politl-
cal news of Importance.
A heavy storm occurred at Liverpool on the 18th
inst, and the American ships Silas Wright, Samuel
Fox and Louisiana were wrecked.
Domestic Markets
NEW YORK, Nov 24.--Flour is unchanged. State
is quoted at Sc 10 to Sc 40; Southern, 81 to 81 so.
Wheat is firm. Red is quoted at 81 SO to 81 Sc.
Lard is dull at l2}c.
CINCINNATI, Nov 24--Flour is dull. Whisky is
dull at 24c Wheat--Red is quoted at 81 05.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Is. - Whisky is unchanged.
Wheat is quoted at 81 06 to 81 0s.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 24.-At Pittsburgh there is %
inches in the channel, and falling. Between Louis
vile and Cincinnati there is three feet in the channel
The water Oh the Falls measures Is inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

e9= The mail failed yesterday from beyond Mo
bile No back mails came through in fact, we did
not get single paper except the Mobile papers, To-
day being Friday, of course the mail will fail again
1t always fails on Fridays; and, Judging from pre-
sent appearances, there is no likelihood of its ever
coming through regularly. Well, Mr.. Buchanan will
be naugurated on the 4th Of March, and if he will
only put a business man, instead of politician, at
the head of the PostOfice Department. he will have
the thanks and gratitude of all newspaperdom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

ST. CHARLES THEArER There was another large
audience present last night, upon the occasion of
Mr. and Mrs. Conway appearing as Macbeth and
Lady Macbeth. We did not see enough Of the per-
1onance to speak particularly of it, but learn that it
was rendered to the high satisfaction of ul present
Tonight Mr. and Mrs: Conway appear in new
piece, entitled the " Marble Heart adapted from
the famous French play of Les de Marbre' Mr.
conway appearing in4wo characters in the piece, and
his lady In three characters. For afterpiece, DeBar
and Nining Bowers in the "Two Rhovsn
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Leaving to be provided for.

Leaving to be provided for. IL 500
The cold season approaching and the unfortunate
inmates are destitute of the necessaries of life, in
Guiding suitable clothing for the season. To relieve
in part these wants, the Mountaineer Singers pro-
pose to give an Offering, Grand Oratorio, on
Friday the 9th December, at = P NJ, at the old ST.
Louis Cathedral also on Sunday morning next, at
half past O'Clock. A grand mass will be celebrated
and collection taken up in behalf of the institution
Go one 60 all, and aid the holy cause Of charity and
beueYoence.
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Fashionable Winter Clothing
Ar
..- LEIGHTON & BARBOT'S,
Corner Canal nna St. Charles streets.

Corner Canal and st. CharIes streetss
We again have the pleasure inform friends and the pub
lie the receipt of another large addition to select stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which comprises full assortment Of
Latest style RAGLAN and other OVERCOATS;
DRESS COATS and FROCKS great variety of styles and
colors;
VESTS of Velvet, Silk, Cashmere, ETC., etc.
PANTALO0NS of every kind.
E9-Thc Gents Furnishing department is complete.
Shirts! Shirts!
Our stock Of Shirts stands unrvaled.
Try half adoen for s. So well made and buttons faithfully
sewed.
N~Shiris made to measure and perfect fit guaranteed
LEIGHTON e. BARBOT,
n24 2p6t Corner of ST. Charles and Canal streets.
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&4- Hon. George Eustis Jr., left in the steamship
Cahawba yesterday for New York, on his way to
Washington, to resume his Congressional duties We
wish him pleasant passage and an agreeable win
ter's sojourn in the federal metropolis.
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JAMES ROBE, EsQ.-Our eminent and public spr-
tied fellowcitzen James Robb Esq, returned to the
city on Wednesday evening, from his trip to Europe.
His numerous friends will be glad to learn that he is
in the enjoyment of good health, and the community
will cordially welcome him home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

ps-Musica1 Boxes, Watches and JeyTe1ry.
We refer readers to the advertisement Of Mr. H. Frankie
of Poyras and CSonee Streets where may be found
collection of Musical Boxes, Watches Clocks and Jew
ely Of all kinds Visitors always his celebrated Me
cancal Singing Bird the extraordinary piece mccan
have becd. See the advertisement i'll another
colu on1u
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BATON ROUGE ADyocATE.-We see by the issue Of
the 18th inst, that Mr. +. Fl. Hatch has disposed Of
his interest in the Advocate to j. NJ. Taylor, ESQ.,
who will hereafter have sole control of that paper
MIR. Taylor on taking charge of the paper says that
there will be no change in the course of the Adyo-
cae and that its tone since the meeting Of the Gin
clnnau Convention will be steadasty pursued on all
questions Of national policy, without deviation
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1856.

To CoREEsroSDESrs-Pers uriting for the Crescent U
please N mind do admit anonymous co,ansu
cations IN al cases required that the and status Of
the srt be made hoan to I'm confidence, Of cour8e before
insertion,
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Fashionable Clothing.
H1- ssrm,R8 Ell va Ell ne mx AT ernp

ET~ sssrH~ RG FL va Ga, -@c E3S GG@ Gra~~a
30 CAMP STREET,,
Are receiving their supplies Of ALL and WINTER CLOTI
ING, !" Which they invite attention. New s!, les of
FROCk AND DRESS COATS.
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
EAGLNNS AND OEEECOATSi
French and English & AS$IMERE PANTS;
SILK, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere anu Valencia VESTS.
SHIRTS.
SuptrGur Linen md Linen Bosom SHIRTS
Folort French aud English Muslin
Ncriuo silk, Shaker FLANNEL ATS! Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
NAWlSNen's Travelling StlAWIS AID M.tUDS
Rich SILK GRAY ATS and SsARFS;
Rich SIN Albeit, Opera AnI Napoleon TIES;
Cashmere and Priu, ROBES pEflIAMBRF.
nl0 97cni1n
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NEW MusIo-Mr. L. Gabici No. 80 Camp street,
has favored us with copy of new polka for the
piano, of his own composition. 1t is entitled Ethel
Fdas' Wedding and is dedicated to Mrs. S Coyas
Of thic r;+r
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EBOEbeas.'S

4VStDGS{s@S
MINER CIAI4 COLLEGE,
No. hog Canal Street.
FRENCH
SPANISH,
GERMAN
ENGLISH,
ARITHMETIC,
ALGERIA.
GEOMETRY,
SURVEYING,
lGATIQN,
PHOTOGRAPHY,
PENMANSIIIP,
BOOKKEEPING,
etc, etc, etc.
Special apartments aud Professors for each branch Private
Lessons those who prefer it.
n g. All things taught prAciced in BUSINESS and
ery-day life.
Persons advanced in life attend private apartments any
branch they may wish.
Rs-Citixens and Strangers invited to cali
NEW GLASSES this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
ms 2p3t* LOG Canal street.
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AlnHsenlcntS this Evening.

CRsr'S GAIErY. - The grand opera Of Der Erie
schultz.
ST. CHARLES TnEArEE, The romantic play of
The Marble liravt-tO cu,cu,lr with the Two iIhuys
SPALDlNG Il ROGERS AMpuITuE ArER.-West Il
Pees Campbell Miustcls.
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Direct ElaaD01-fafiO2es

TT r.v, &c. II IN
Ie...'..'..'''t hafffSS Stfcct...........iS
Have JUST received from uvrc and Iycrnool the following
articles, which they oIer for sale X the
Low EST 2 X EFT pPTcrc
-Comnris;ur
Printed and Plain I, ASlINERES nud DE LANES
Printed French and English PRINTS
sill, Wor.t,d and rn-,n n ,N,SE far f,-,;,,
Embroidered Bulj,yt u,3 Muslin CURTAINS
CORDS md T ASSETS and GIMP
Printed CASl1NERES and FIASNEIS IA, Roles do
Cflrllrrs
NERISO rNDEESrIRTS for Gents Ladies' and q ,1ran
Cashmere HOSE and SOCKS
Cotton HOSE and II ALE HOSE
Flourccd Bartre ROBES
Plain and Figured PDPLINS.
Me,ioo anil Flannel DRAWERS
Embroidered Inco;ler and Swis, HANDS
Embroidered and Cr,ritue SKIRTS
Ladies and chidrcn's CLOTH CLoAks.
Eaencienurs and EmhrJi,itrrd Muslin COLLARS
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Correspondence.

To GEO. ". RACE Esq,
NJ. " Grand Sire Elect Of the y. s.
The unlersgned behalf Of the Odd Fellows Of the State Of
Louisiana justly proud the honor conferred their State by
yor elevation the Office Grand Sire instructed to
der 10 Won Public Dinner such time you may be pleased
select for the purpose Of tcsyinE their cordial
probation YOUR Odd Fellow and your charac
ter a and public spirited citizen
We are, with sentiment, Of highest consideration,
Your friend, and ohctent servants,
GEORGE w. SHAW.
\. l. RICARDO.
TfIOS. y. BLAKE.
q. RAREsUInE.
JAS STOCKTON.
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II. Carer COmao0J,y's


Removed EGeneDUet& :!
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
AsupDiy Of CREME DE BOuZT CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pn;s, constantly hand, Wick equal to best that
GENES g This IEraeL-
Also .,
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRA VDTES:
SAZEEAC Of the Vintage oc 1876 l95 and 1908 Ard other
brands
W HIS X X.
OF all iescripo1s--Scotch. Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and POTTER, III piuls and quarts.
On hand, my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii
QtORS in f- market, wh viii he sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pE No Il Royal street.
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Rsy. Who is HOstettcr - What dyspeptfc
and ervoy unstroug invalid that tried his celebrated
Stomach Btter but reply with pleasure. In MI Of
Dizziness, Fnulency, Palpaon Prostitution Fatigue
Constipation, Dyspepia, Physical and Mental Inability, il is
surprising how the patient finds relief They the
appetite impar the SYSTEM force OFT the bile and i'm
pure ecreon regulate the bowels give strength Of body
and vgor of mind. No family afford be without Hostel
ters Stomach tes. Sold in quart bottles by all Hotels Gro
GERS, Druggists, etc. No additional spirits required.
1aOi 0uEtI w
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eNTesD GOOGSs

f r A N Il L IN r B Il r II S.
No. go Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete Of Useful snd Fancy Articles
such Papicr Mache Tables Desks Work Boxes ec Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Jewely
Cases, Porte Monnaies Card Cases, etc.
PERFUM merry.
Lubn Extracts choice assortment Of COloges Soaps Po
mades, etc, etc.
BRUS SHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes. and NIL other kinds.
COMBS
a full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVOLyERS--A large stock of these well known
Pistols will always be kept on hand
Purchasers whether wholesale retail invited to cS-
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur-
chases.
na- Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
MO catf No. % C"rup street, under the City Hotel
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Railroad EuasseFses.

first rare ur,ic!v Of BRASS Nut MED LANTERNS, f
Railroad and Steamboat Use. For >r, hv
7. L. FELL & CO.,
Ttl5 2l.lIn l. Camp street
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RS We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Frank Lyon for package of Vicksburg and Natchez
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Notice.

uHOt9Gea
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, OpELorsAs AND GREAT WESTERH)
RAILROAD tOuFA*Y,
New Orleans Nov "a 1886.
The offers the 22l inst, having covered The Of
Bonds for which proposals invited
NOTICE IS liEREBNl GIVEN, that sealed proposals for
ONE HUNDRED Tor any less number} OF BONDS OF THE
CITY will he received al this office mill SATURDAY next
Goth inst noon, the conditions of the former
notice
WILLIAM G. HEWES,
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Men in whom the Imagination predominates are
apt to converts facts into fcto1s and live in world
Of their own creation.
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
HEAVY STORM AT LIVERPOOL.

FU RTTIER, BY THE PERSIA.
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CANTON FLANNEL SHIRTS, DRAWERS, call the ac,-
zion Of the trade The sale Of boots shoes winter clon
iNnnc shirts, drawers, etc, which will place this day.
10 O'clock BRcl4 IcauIuou> auction rooms No. - Char.
street, "A Suir
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Cr0cke.'ey, GLASS ana China.

,:ock Will ASSORTED for country trade, ~ low prices
p r. FELL & co.,
nj; 1plm il ttElp street.