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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10
CTrEEME COTRT-Cily and county OF New.

GTTEEME COtRl-Cily and County Of Vow
- Yut-JOHN q. sTFARNS az AZOR MARVIN,
plaintiffs against fRANkLlH X. LArHROP-tSuH-
u.oYE1-Tu tie above.rtn'd Defendant: \OI Lr:e-
by summoned fnd required 70 an,wer N" compliant in
tits winch tiled this ljth day - O''Jlsz,
1876 IN the ohce Of The C.rk 81 the Cy Dnt County q
tew-Yort the City Hall Of sid t'y aud % py Of
ycur me said complaint he Fuh rprs, =. r
No 1872 Broadway. Of John sroet Sew frIS
City within twenty days ser the service rcp vr II
the day Of such service and fail st comp
within The time Aforesaid, the PLAINTIFF his son VII
tx, judgment against YOU tor ~ H. ali 1''r.' from All
June 1876 and cass--lIa'd NcSYork, OciOb.r - 1870
PFETt NItHOLS Plaintiff Attorneys.
OF lsw6pM No 1872 BrO.dHay Sew- Yurk Civ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

IN TIE SVInFME COURT Of The STATE of
I NEW-iOF<-Sehb Van DuIeT and Cstasrira M hIs
-iie. tfaIti = ain A. Van DD.er aid Emma g. hi. ,,.
Jew J. l>wey - ian Van Duser aud AaBus b. wife Ali
tad - f.ervili.. John Van Nos TsI Jos.ph
D.lkr ard nj LoUa i,s .if. L-bb.us aa9 lion
Ac<us h wife. ~ Asyas GIr RObsrt BJyl and sI,,.
art b.. Wit To u. DEFENDANTS a. p. 10, -l ,IJ
etcn 90 thu Yol hs1ebv summon - As,d ri
The complaint M VuicI viii b. i-i 70.
dfce o u" c. n n tie Cry AL County of Nes York
cry Hsl q aid City and = opy u YOU
tie sad 'tup ALL tt" bs 1-r hi- Jfe = o. Wa
In sad Cry, Ni'hn v"y ds,s amer IA" 4 'hs
MOI. - 700. eTcisy" Of th- = 'ucH s','~ AID 4 Jl
i-i 90 .h'~' th" sad plat within tie toe f1"'si
Jslhts iu 'his acton vii Apply ~ 'u" tnr Of tae
bet d'nArd'd = the cni1pi=iuD '"d Sept 'rab"r ler
DAVID g.. RIVGLASD. Pl.'i.A- Az rueJ.
II" sad a'p hi" ~ The of'H ~ f"'t g th-
C'y County Of .w ioIk ~" cry Hal u ,aid cry
-" iEh "a If S"p .fnf.r in 'te ~ 600 lao7g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

CYkAtU>L AND ,,Ul liiEKN RAILkOAD-
~ D. c.l.c,u With Exrfoss Trans ~ tbs Nv fofs and
Erie RI IIIpad.
an AID 20, MONDAY, OC'. e., I'd mn f-ther notice,
P,s,epr,r Trims y fYllpws Sundays excepted
LIZ, kr,.Y.k from 30. 600; 4 DuaAest o a. m. via
Rgaio Fxir,ss-coo.cc'irr st bir-hsToD Hi.h Express
IT, r. |'tt.u.t
A., ~ via Nist' Fxpr 500 aec'.s .: Biz shsDton
yps F1Iiss. 1r.in Faeus. snd O>w"so
Tbuush T,kts b., cUIrd g. t4c Hcko. Office Of the
~. 7 oh .l,1 Eric z a. " GIIRrRT 'up't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

ht POPE tsen tied, ,ayDc tbs, L. e-a1dfa.hc- ~.
na'e'd ron NesbuTy - 3 mixer iii 10 one dgy;
ara u Would be angular tat be hJnssf shoad Ga Z,
Zee IL barrow IN iu6lhm OF an b3nU:ab-e " ger
ne tan" dstaDfe a three dCys.
IhL MAJOR BoIDEIH sTE1tE I'VE.
fhf'beT 100 ,dugs took place 90 ht,. i.u,-Ic, sEc4
Nh'n b" Me or ooh ~ bic bG.ro, e.au niI u -,
oh''rs for ihs NJ. GoYouor Of HDaschu- - AMI
~hr Proceeding Oh hs Hey. when hat Sss caleb -
d. ,rcoI; va looked i"r .r"m Boston in ~ a.a-
n's. lie Dhettarow was dropped az tn. i..,rns-
t"D, and th' COW bu .cl tL.u-,l.,- n .oup-ao..-
!Dg tie Hoo. on hs Jluck. The ClaT..s;Jsa al.a
.,n az '"o 9Ad 70, eud ~; !7h 70 moe ihe u -
Il nlsb. on ih' o-tcE si-s Vi IA. draw u min It.
at6waId. 1L"ic t.Ic q. ,,ae. f'.-- hir,l.,l ct
tie form CT, and h, Lumb- iest increasing
Before lie pA1'y bad preceded the b.eslh = TIE
square courier tiTivcl Tom E'..on with tie ili)c-
mhn2n thu. a. e'cnrt wa The way 20 in...' NJ
Pore at lie hnc b.tv ihGt c,y snl C..a.6s.ogn
Another half was called, and bal. hvat Wa -ut Nv
tho gallant Major IN giving a. niorsG aIdeare =
h's crowdl1c trends. Tic iopplrapiy at the oh
y wlur lNff Turnpike tud ID. ! n, alike pee. It'd
20 barrosIneI IN gcu,r1, woe f--; syg.ec- FOR tg
ilCToBs d,sc lipt.uL and ~ as-0,ie.e fun.
IhF EscoKT TO BoaIoS And INClDLkIs - RQCfs-
TmtKrnAL T>TET ANb P!.ocRt-s or MAJOR Pooi.g
AtD ~ NuLttB.EFHW.
The e-cnri, r-i-ung %. the Bos,ob FGsileer, Csot
-fcw. sId C,ieg ton o. Fillmore Men eseI 1y No
EostoI & ne; Bend a. Vod u ID, .'l0tro q; ha pss:
ere. In iiu 81 minutes tn .-cort. ior pore AID
~h.ebsIrow ,tsrt.d fr boston IN to fopoS ns orler:
Boston C,-l.' Baud
PIE - ii1-.cr.
he Tor f"''rr t'T' snow adj d''s''..- - n 'boF
c9' lf.l'+
B.u Per- Poore Nay Do el~d-,. >.
ll... q O.. 'ac J.. A. Alu.i,..'-A:.' 1.'
B.s fEeJ Peofe p-shrG who barrow and tie BARE u
lfic barrow was fsbked by guard Of honor offs,
on each de, contiLng Of ciEers OF Chgrhs;own aad
Eos'on.l
81. oftor.em-r
llIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-10

,uIliIFKN RAIikOAD-

THOMAS MOORE As.nt eor. iith snt hsLket..t..,
n y a L. i.. phi,s6e phil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
DOUBLE SHIRT.
Ve@ Otleans 9ailg Crestent.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER a. 195G,
Than X sglyinc Proclamation


In the proper column, will be found proclamation
from His Excellency, Governor Wickde, setting
apart and appointing Thursday, 18th December next
to be observed throughout the commonwealth Of Lou
isiana az a day Of public Thanksgiving and PRAYER:
and bishops, priests and ministers OF all denomna.
tons are requested to call their congregations togeth
er on that occasion in order to offer up thanks and
prayers to the Giyer Of all Good for the bounteous
and manifold blessings he has showered upon US as
people and as State
The proclamation Of the Governor is in excellent
taste, as well as beautifully written. 1t is creditabe
alike to his head and heart We trust his recomrnen-
dations will be faithfully and universally Observed
As a community, the people Of Louisiana have
ample cause to be grateful to the Supreme Ruler of
the Universe. With but few except the ftastvear
has been one of unexampled prosperity. Health has
smiled and reigned and regned and smiled over all
our territory The dark shadow the pcstelcc has
not even oi>scured our horizon. The abors of the
husbandrnan, as a general rifle, have been crowned
with abundant rewardS-teeming nature yielding her
treasures literally to those that sought them. In
every department of industry, trade and commerce,
We have advanced beyond any point ever reached be-
FORE and future il redolent with ausnicous and
benignant promise.
Under circumstances like these, we cannot be too
grateful or too fervent in observing the day of thanks
giving as recommended by the Governor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
Lecture on Nicaragua.

BY reference to correspondence elsewhere, it will
be seen that Col. f. J. C keTcn, of the Nicaraguan
army has been requested to deliver an address on the
Past Present and Future of the Republic of Mica
ragua, By goodly number of our citizens, and that
he has consented to comply with the request The
address will be delivered at I4yccum Hall, this eve
ming. commencing at the usual hour.
From our knowledge of the ability and practical
experience Of Col. Kewen, We have no hesitancy in
saying that his effort will be Instructive eloquent and
valuable; that it will throw great deal Of light
upon the condition and advantages of the new land
Of promise, in which citizens feel a more than
ordinary Interest," and that it will be replete with
entertaining and useful information As there are
ties and interests, immediate and contingent which
bind New Orleans and Nicaragua more intimately
ogetherthan exist in any other section Of the Union
we hope to the large hall crowded. to oyerfowine
with the solid men of the city. Ina few years,
rucrative trade will spring up between New Orleans
and Central America. Consequently, our business
men should assistin giving Strength to the movement
50 auspciously and successfully inaugurated by Gen
Walker. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

\ BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAN PRCJECT.- Within
week past our exchanges from Memphis Tenn
Huntsville, Ala, and Atlanta Ca have teemcd with
aulatory descriptions Of Spaling & Rogers circus
purportiug to be exhibiting at.thc same time in each
,ofthese pIaces, and Involving the power o%Ybiquity
apparently until the clue is obtained to tlsseeming
imp2ssihity. The solution is easy, Bien itisalnder.
s3't tllat NesSrs Spaidng 4 Pogers three Northern
crcu=es (the North American. Railroad and Floating
Palace circuses) are on their way through different
Southern routes, to consolidate in Montgomery next
week, preparatory to opening the new amphitheater
in ST. Charles street about Christmas for which pur-
pose this beautiful theater was expressly built By
that time this immense congomeration Of performers
and horses will have become so well accustomed to
each other, as to work smoothly if they had al
ways been only one monster concern. Amongst those
who are at tu in circus matters, this coalition Of
three large establishments is looked upon the most
stnpendous circus project undertaken in Europe
or America, involving daily expense at least three
times as great as that Of any single circus. What
adds to the Importance Of the project is that in this
concentration of five clowns, eleven principal riders,
thirteen leading gymnasts and small army of auxi-
lia1ics, are found the most prominent performers Of
the age Including James Robinson and Henry Magil-
ton respectively the greatest equestrian and gymnast
that have ever lived, whose salaries have
heretofore prevented any manager haZarding an en-
gagemcnt for them in this city. The museum part Of
the amphitheater, which will be completed in few
days, will be bijou of place, and is intended espe-
ciay as promenade and lounging place for ladies,
during the interim between the acts Of horseman-
shin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

SCARCITY OF FUEL AND SUFFERING IN ClSCiSNATI.
The Cincinnati Gazette says there is unusual scar
city of fuel i'll that market, with little likelihood Of
different state OF affairs while the river continues low
! close estimate OF the stock Of coal in the city fer
sale placed it ut only about one hundred thousand
bushels, which would be required in one weeks orii-
nary consumption, and in no event could it be made
to last longer than the lSt of necember-tiat coal is
worth twenty five cents bushel, and wood, in very
small quantities, at seven dollars per u0minl eQri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

An OPENING FOR AMERICAN .ARCHITECTS.--1n
prorements a lAr"a scale are contemplated in that
portion Of Westminster adjoining the Houses Of
Parliament and comprising the Chief public Offices Of
the government that are clustered round about White
Lall and RnwIiug street names familiar even to the
lt'int!itc,i The Beard Of Works will forward to
New I"ri, plans, particulars and specifications. We
Shall lie Informed Of their arrival, and hope that our
American artists will compete for this opportunity 70
prnlgte masterpiece Of street architecture.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
The Memory of Judge HfcNyhorter.
MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE EAR

at meeting Of the members of the Bar Of the par
ish OF East Baton Rouge, held at the courthouse in
Ihe CITY OF Baton Rouge, on the 10Th day of No7en
Der 1906 tor the purpose Of adopting resolutions Of
coincidence and respect to the memory Of the late
George c. McWhorter, deceased, the Honorable vii.
liam B. Robertson called to The chair, and Josep
Nephler appointed secretary.
4. b. Dunn ESQ, in brief and eloquent address,
feelingly attested the high esteem in which the
lanlented deceased was held by the members Of the
meeting; and on motion Of r. G. Beae, Esq.,, a COM
mlttee composed Of bIessr5 r. G. Beale, j. w. Sew
monr and NJ. Dunn, was appointed by the chair to
prepare and report suitable resolutions.
The meeting then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing, at o'clock.
THURSDAY, November Goth, 1956-The meeting
naVinG re-assemoled, according to adjournment, the
committee, through their chairman, r. G. Beae
Esq, reported the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas, It has pleased Divine Providence to re-
move from our midst our friend the Hon. George C.
McWhorter, therefore
Be ii Resolred. That the nemhers of thia Par
deeply mourn the death of their late brother.
fesotred, That the profession to which he he
iongea and the community in which he lived have
,o5t one OF their most beloved and honorable mem
Resofred: That tribute of respect to the mem
ory OF the deceased, the members Of the Bar wear
tne usual nadse OF mourning during the present ses
Resolred, That the several paper= in thiz ct- ba
requested to publish the proceedings Of this meeting
ana mat the be presented to the court of this parish
with the request that they be spread upon the min
On motion, the foregoing preamble and resolutions
were naRizsq#sagsassso tss
lISzSThe tneetIasst tleh ali
s.s1os vreu, -. NJ: B4soHERTsoS chaa5sn
! TpatIn Ponpa Co1eff.sfyf9E1H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
.HeH Goods.
i II a n * +. ! n !, @ Il l. r II S
No. 20 Gann street. n. D..

II u n y Il I Y II y ID L II 7 >.
No. 90 Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and is opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEW EIRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
"a NCY & o DS.
The most complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles,
sncl Paier MAcle Tables De. Work Boxes. etc. Rose.
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes, Jewrry
Cases, Porte Molna;es. Gard Cases.
PERU merry.
Iubn Extracts, choice Colognes Soaps
nRdes, etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMBS.
a full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVoIVERS-, large stock Of these we'll known
Pistols will always be kept on hand
Purchasers whether wholesale retail arc invited 10 cy.
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur.
caAErg.
g-Watches and Jcwelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2ptt No 81 Camp under The Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
Eeenaorcd Esean0ged :!

E&ensoFC9 ! RsesNOIeG ;.
FROM NO. ID TO IT ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME IE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, III quarts
and pintS constantly hand, which equal the hest sha
to this market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING 4ad STILL EIOCk MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA d K S.:
SAZERAC Of the Vintage OF 1875 l19S and lS05 and other
brands.
w II * Y:
OF all des5ript;ons--scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE Nal PORTER, il pnts and quarts.
:. Also.
On hand, usual assortment Of the best WINES ard Ii
QUORS in the market which will he sold reasonable
terms rs ANY other h9use in tie city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
O. 2otf NO l. Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

WESTERN pEOnrtf: CIRCyLAR.-Nc received, on
Saturday, the first rEm',er Of the Western Produce
Circular issued from the ohite OF the Commercial
Bulletin of this city. It contains large amount Of
information valuable to dealers in Western produce,
aid at the same time supplies want that has long
been felt We wish the enterprise complete success
tor it deserves success in every respect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

s-.-z-u-.,u INDIA RUBBER IsATENT,-BA
TuG NlNI y II CONT ST.. billiard Table Manu-
zfnctnrcr has constantly hand ami second
F~=aHnaaf ud HIILLAEn T.s BLf.S Also MI articles be-
longing Billiard ,nOus. such Billiard Cloths Balls uns
an Sirrcltrs Ao Keno boxes and Cards, Ten Pins and
Balls. Thr undersigned having added 10 his Mtrfacory new
AMI Flaming MIL receives orders for saving and pnnng
Of all descriptions. boxes for packing merchandise Of ali sizes
OIL hand and made order. Planning always hand for
Also Mahogany and Waut OF all descriptions rates
Nj, Aa0<uni has also hand lny y:e quantity log and
fosSt prepared an, sold lower than Al
the Nurti lie h hand lar l>sort1ne. y. B.ug9 Of
sI. sizes tQr CQ3rars. Il, nyIzSIte prizes. o6 IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

Fashionable GyOsFsSn0.

T- s5-THI H- rG apa A1 Hg eas dap-~
35 CAMP STREET,
Are receiving their supplies Of LII WINTER CLOTH
ING, to wh!rh they invite attention. New styles Of
FROCk AND DRESS COATS:
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS:
RAGI.AES AND OYEECOATS;
French md English CASHMERE PANTS:
SILK Velvet and Pnsh VESTS;
Cashmere and Valencia VESTS
SIlIRTS.
Snrrrfne Linen and Linen Boz 9n SHIRTS;
Coored Frencl a.d Ehg!i-h Muslin :.
Ncrino, silk Shaker FlaEe and Net Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS
STIAWI.S-Men'7 Travelling SIIAWI.S and MACDS:
Rich silk t'RAVATS and ,'ARFS;
Rich silk Albert, Opera and Napoleon les
Cashmere and Print ROBES DE CNAMBRE
MIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

LARGE FIRE At JACKSON, MlcH.-There was a
very destructive fire at the aboye-named place the
night of the l4th inst. The principal hotel in the
town and several large stores burnt. Loss
about $4,000, on which there was but little III
>lrluCp,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

IHE AMERICAN Characteristics Jnliana4 faT,s,S
niece OF hr. Gales editor Of the Natonas Inteii;-s
gencer and whose successful appearance in opera At
Verona and Milan has already been noticed by tie
press, was expected to arrive in the Europa but has,
been detained in Paris by professional engagemsntz. q
she may 2e expected during the coming winter Wien
her country1nen and country~omen viii have al ol
portunty OF enjoying the talents which she possesA
and is reported to have cultivated with great success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

CLERICAL APPOINTMENT. We learn from the
Washington Union that ". T. Wilson, of Texas, has
been appointed TO first class clerksp in the Office
of the Second Comptroller Of the Treasury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
Open i:
HI. G1Nt,rehs d''o3,sDV1a3y-S

PATENT MP PRONED COTTON GINS.
The uNltrs;-Ir sole manufacturers Under +. CARVER
Iet, Of ISIS, ISIS and iS4S have permanently e>ai>lrdn
'tice an! Warehouse at No 1d'ik\NIER STREET. and
prepared to- frtis Planters and Merchants any size
Of the celebrated GIN
They deem it unnecessary TO detail s advantages 9th
its nunherlcs end ,rsrtIs by practical authorities
:-in. it, >,icIcni its high reputation ava 10
make its adoption still more general.
rs op,f f. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
10000 Tickets-3,2sO Prizes:
PLAN OF TIE i.oTTERY.

PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to - Np, cyrfsqondng with those Mum
bers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper,
cccled will. small Tin tntrs and placed IN wheel
The first 26 Prizes, .arly printed AID encrcled are placed
il. another wheel.
Te wheels then r1volvcd, and number from
the wheel Of SInheT-, at at the time Prize is drawn
from the other wheel The Number and Prize drawn are
ceeI and exhibited tie atliencc registered by the
rolm-oiers, tile Pie hgin; placed agnn-t the number
drawn. This operation reatcA until all the Prizes drawn
N' APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the first IL prizes will DC entitled the ,pproxml.
nou Prizes, according 10 the scheme.
5000 prizes e Siv will he determined by the last figure Of the
number that draws the S4pQ- prize For example: If the
number drawing the $40 GJ1 rrz= ent, viii; No. tie
tickets here the number ends in will he entitled to SO If
the number ends with No . then ali the tickets where the
Der ends il will be entitled 10 $40, and o.
- INDUCEMENTS TO CLCBS. -
As ny tl Scheme Ticket in every 10 guaranteed to
draw SD, will eel Certificates Packages of 70 Tickets
CONSECUTIVE lnb:rsl the following which is the risk
On Them.
All tlat they draw over The amour: guaranteed accrues 10 The
Certificate Package Of 10 Whole ss9
u Half :. ................ 80
~ HHarteF .....~-t,....... II
Il viii he perceived by ills 1a that for Ssa the purchaser
Las Certificate % 10 Tre~ ,ye: if uy> Tickets he would
orly for that WhoIes hH by ln Certificates he
ba> four more chces Inc larger rrz.-Eatrcs n Quar-
tcr Package, il! proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money ndgeas for e Tickets ordered
recef.: Of which they will b, !itw:r,c 'y first mail.
T!s ill., of drawn Sa"'e.'37e Prizes will Hsssta to p"r
H=rsizs 1iciet, cashel or ruewe1 iee tickets t:etler
oIic6. &''Fs:TA: 49,, -.e:4ia ,
Orlcrs for tickets can rs Ad-ess$d either to Box g 5,
,gas,G - ''' =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

CoSsrls.--Emil Spangenburg has been received
as Consul of Hc~Se Daunstadt for Wisconsin and Mill
nesOta, to reside at Milwaukee; and Ernst Carl Angel
rodt Consul Of Wurtemherc. for Missouri and Illinois,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFIcER.-Sec .I4ieut
israel Miller Fifth Infantry, wasl3st overheard from
TIE steamboat Mary, on the Columbia river, between
the cascades Of the Columbia and Fort Dallas Oregon
Territory on the night Of the 3Oh September. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

NAyAL.-Thc L. S. ship John Adams sailed from
Honouu for the Marqre>as, on the llth of Septem-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

BEAUTIFCI. MARBLE-W-e noticed, says the Mont
gonery Journal. among the many beautiful specimens
Of the natural productions of Alabama, exhibited at
or late State Fair one Of the hansumcSt articles OF
white marble we have ever seen. 1t was taken
from the quarry Of Doctor Edward CAN'T, Of Syla-
cogga, in Taadcga county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24

IRISH EMIGRATION TO BCESos zAYREs.-The Dub
lin Freemans Journal chronicles the sailing ofsar
Irish emigrant ship for Buellos Atfcs. It says the
Irish now in Bnenos Ayres number l2,GoO and they
have succeeded remarkably WELL fortunes of 3 000
up to $500O0seing. not.uncommon among them. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-24
VOLUME TX.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
REG LAR PA KET S.
Rzass STEIA MIII,S ECLIPSE H~.s .
lfllxllLEtctsS 9lxlEtctsSa lkEpUlI4lC AND 1iFAshstyya II

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soUAI}Efsf ESE-i iit HSs,T-@-ssEaa,
lie nItetnhccl ING ne" 'I H'i'e J. he eeS'tlt anu
steamer sIGliDse, or Het,rnnna str .st-rni.InS eh,cr
i. W. l'rohi We'll. ttfpuDic, 'aih 'sontAi q A>ti1G,
coininniifr com ] H. MmE'1htfN a. N. i'F'h'i"r'i,
menced her regular commenced her reg conn''uer CON!
weekly trips IN the nlhr weekly hP7 n H'cied h rcFu'f
n Orleans, cks ln Me" orleans, IT, week. 'Fll ~ tl
burg, Grand Gun WAsh,:Et"i hfa'" t? oretiS ''!i
Rodney ald Nat Lake rhctton u l,,h' ie'!n|$ il1
c"4 trade on SAT roli1h lhh = ~ # S" 'i' on
IRDA2, the 18th ton Pitchers Font ,i'-NDh ~ 'Ae 'h
October, leaving $kpwiils ln'i"g Srp' leaving MY
Orr.fs eTery = L. rr"T hei 2,, ~ q " "
GRDAl EVE H. rrh" Ihh"ii; MI u - r.. r' W. NJ
o'cock for the krr l;enl, ficES- 9c2rk for a,oTe
MioTe am, al int: "rE Gri' ,ai an, :' i'ef"eu'''e
r"s On I'll TiiI ~ r.
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III A 4 $ & 4 y IS, etc.

AT Wlui.FS ALE.
We CONSTANT recrvir. General Of SIX, Fur,
Cashmere, Panama, leeGorl Straw, pala Ii i, McXcar h!!d
NGoI Il ATS, ii the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST Il CO.,
Iyl3 2ptW II MH=nz"e street.
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Il A Y A n A

VIII sail ou FNTDA T December j.
FOR 1AT ANA-FIA MOO AMERICAN
VI t5TE' Steamship rompnny.-The steamship Alma,
~-t@s-F=.@a Capt iiocAde, will sail port az
}itvn + u g,4ssa4t apply
~? E'. DifPAS$ErR i CO. n. fu4oinf,orsc st.
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Geo. ~. Thrift,
CONIAIISS Sion AIF.R CHANT
No. I'll Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.

Particular a1rrro, paid to The >sr Of all Kinds Of WEST
EEN PRODUCE, "irh Four Whisky, Pork l.,sl, Grain
Of all Nin,!,, IIA!, etc,
REFERS Tu-Mr~srs. E"MEEOr MARSHALL. Gl0pE i H.
tuANnrN Co., M,Iic Mr>~r> t. W NEWTON Il
co., tAlt H., r-Tt.lARD i Co., HESa pEALE, New
Orleans. .p;f