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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

NEW BOOKS. Fancy Articles and Music
~ A Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark. by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner;
knickerbucker Gallery, fine cd;
The Philadelphia Housewives;
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones smith,
Song ofthe Hiawatha. by Longfeowi
Harper for January, 1856,
Together with large lot OF Blank Books just received al
LANGHORNE & WALkUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
ODD
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I'D WORCESTERSHIRE j IAN ESTON 49,
The L. :. Mail steamship JAMES1UMN, in eom-
mand OF Capt. LEWIS PARRISH leaves New York reeui
every SAT- kDAI AFTERNOON at O'Clock, Tor /
mond. She Will take any freight from City L
She leaves Richmond regular Y every TUESDAY AFT
NOON az 4 o'clock, for New ork.
Those desiring to ship by her must have their goods h
Monday Passengers desiring take ills ship here can
State Room secured By addressing W by mail
.g The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, stops at City +
where She VIII land and receive freight. Both the Jame
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at tn 4
and Norfolk. II-DIAM 4 VA S0N
~ Richmond
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DAY LEAVE LYNcHBuRG mon


~ ~ TdhE EFFECT 18Th APRIL S&E ~Ee.;.."ss
IIkOlGH FROM PETERSBURG TO
N1THENlLLE IN ONE DAY A passenger train Of
leaves tLe depot Of the South.Sidc Railroad in Feers
'Lhi DAY lSundays eXcepted} at O'Clock NJ. ar
al tht junction with the Richmond and Danye Railroad
al GU a. M larmyild g 30 m. and and Lonehhufg
T. M connecting At that place with the Yre mia and 1
see Railroad cars for the West.
Down train leaves Lynhhurg at o'clock p m after h'
rNa OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad IRON
at 40 p. IN
PASSENGERS bF this route can take the splendid stca
hoANoht for New York, EVERY SATURDAY at .
a. M or the steamship JAMESTOWN, every WEpA
pAf az o'clock a. m, and the steamships fer Philade
every Monday and Thursday afternoon.
BilrksviIis .
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alW ssSss,sN -

ANEW ssSDNS.-
~ Macaulay's England-3d and 4th Volumes
Maeanlay's England volumes in onc-sli
Memoirs of Susan Albanei
Kate Weston or To Viii and To Do
Jackson and New Orleans;
Ianmere--by Mrs J. c. II. Dorri
Notes of Volunteer;
The Hunters Feass;
Cousn Veronica;
The Three Marriages, or Life at a Watering Place
Brooks Ovid;
Wayands Political Economy just received, by Express at
LANGuORNE & WALKUP'S
fe New Book Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam go.
ers BELNIDERE and pOCAHOAIAS.-Iho
STEAMER BELN lDERL leaves Baltimore every SAT
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leaves Ii
MOND every IT ESDAN AFTERNOON fof Baltimore
The pOCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every "
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning. lie
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor /
tinCre.
shippers Baltimore by these two Boats must have
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
mar 2V Lit DIAM & W ALISON, Richmond &
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49, y. BOND, COnfcctionrr and Candy W"n"-
80 FAcruRER, DEALER FOREtGN 4 DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS CIGARS FANCY ARTICLES Toys, &C, &c, Wholesale
Just received the largest stock that he has ever
public consisting in part of Cocoanus Almonds
Palm Nuts pecans English Wanuts, filberts Ground Nuts,
hestnus Sardcs Pickles in jars Fig Paste, Gum Drops
Fire Crackers Candies Hemp Seed, Sky Rockets,
Raiss Figs Prtnes, Preserved Ginger in jars do dry '
ger fresh Peaches Tomatoes Brandy Peaches in jars Ma
ule Sugar Dates Curants Cron Oranges Lemons Canary
Seed Jplube Paste with splendid assortment of walking
Games Danoes Accordeons Nus, Castne Violin Strings,
Ros Screws Bridges Rows &C. with endless variety of
Toys Fancy Articles 80
Plain fancy Candy manufactured day OF the nest ma
terias sale in quantities to suit
Thankful past respectfully solicit cal from city
and country buyers they fail To be pleased with
stock and prices. ~
doc lis ~ s. A. BOYD.
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These vessels of the first class built in the n
tinore expressly for this trade and have superior aecon
datios passengers They commanded by expefft
Captains eli qualified for the trade and who will SPAR
cxertion accommodate. They will be lowed up and dow
by ,tcaI. and may be relied sail prompt,
adv crtzcd.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yor
will find their interest ship by this line freight
always he taken low by other line of Packet AM
every effort will be made by the agents ia Richmond m
New ork to give satisfaction. Insurance can be
the Richmond Fire Association by tits Inc at per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining ia
share of patronage.
shipped by this line to NewYork will be owar1J
free of commission New Orleans Mobile, Charles
yannah any other Southern or Northern port
The vessels will lie In Ricn nd in the Dock, Ne,, Y
Berth No l. Coffee House slip foot of Wall Street
DAVID 81 VIM. CT RRlE, Richmond
G. IL. PERSON, \. ", Agents
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~ CAN 5. $ | MON
FRulls OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE
very interesting volume and should be read by all
and denominations.
IRISH AMY Is highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR OF DoLINoung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATACoMBs OF RoAT.-We need not call attention 10 this
volume-the title will Secure that
SCHOOL DAYS REyIEwEpS Students should fail read
this volume.
THE SAD MsrAkEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which often in the
religious training of families Parents don't you this
book
THE GREAT QUESTION is great book 1t treats of in
terosts. Nl You read il
of the above aud the publications the American 5
Union g,ntraY such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books LYNN BooksMas and Miscellaneous volumes
had at Lanshofne q Aalkups Book Store Lynchburg Va
4 {. JENNINGS,
feb Its SUIT Am. s s | MON
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1,au.rnBNt. NEW.--The celebrated MohNINo
>sTAR DOUBLE OVEN COOKING SloN r. Tor c c VI
.od ,st feeeised the Furnace and Range arehouee
os, Main street Stove which IS considered INC pest
rs, most substantial and perfect Cooking Apparatus III
he u,on and warranted 10 bake roast bon ooh ana Try ~
The most satisfactory manner with less iuel t any o'
t - ~ similar capacity In Call and see them
Aiso ane of LEAD PIPE OF various sizes al
hand and for sale by NY i''''l y =. -
.VapEs AND TENDERS. Just received AT
Inrnafe and Range Ware House, cautul assorh"N
oIFASfY CRATES and TENDERS. Examine them an
prepare for the approaching Winter. ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OTlCE.-Wc have
'b, a,y entered into partnership, under the sfye
r. and firm at J hnsIor.. r in ' the store
, occupied by IL Siiyerthorn, ON Main street, b!hcn'
% and opened large and beautiful stock Of
watches Jewey and slverware which VIII compare !,
ap! ~ - "a keen hand always the best aid newest
Of goods in line and TO sell them at far ana ia
BE prices aud any article sold by u.s. VIII DC ~
M represented 80 ,,o ro,airs of fine
ebes one Of the being practical watcl-m maker anu
~ sniovod for number of years the advantages anoru
10 he largest houses North from winch ne mas r"ceNe"
o i , NJ ,estI,nonias integrity and capacity
"a respectfully invite the public to an examination %
our sl"t"t u '' H. SILVERTHORN.
4 Gift
Dec q: 1875 o. van
darq
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
,,,c,rDoyE,. noNNET AND FANcY,

V,G
n. sroItE MATS sTRHTf, LfScHBuBG NA-Laul's aIiu
who may visit oureity VIII save themselves N"S'
:, n,ble nv coming once 10 Fancy store Ar
-, ,,aanets fats Head Dresses Flowers Ribbons "
isn Ialf Braids and frlzeits also rich f,ipT"nr. W.
:, t3,.ssb English aud seotrh Nantes, Cloaks, sesris,
eh.3s St.ekings Gloves Handkeehefs Ac Laees
-, ffttsfnnqs Needles Pins, Threads jet ornaments
-. .yi,,t,p and handsome lot of Fancy Articles ioi
gfis. L. =. i. -, d.vs a, which time
nj axb5, a superior lot Of Furs both stone Marth NM
=, t, xietarnes CUFFS and Mufis, for Ladies ana eiI
dten. .... =. 10 ,r,y favor mo with
r. aud vii. select lih much and promrtness
ny ts' -, "' ALFRED s. ENGLEDoVE
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NEW LAW HOOKS.--payne N Chri

NEW LAW BOOKS.--Payne N Christian
~ have received the following Law Books:
American Law of Homi,ide-l yol-by Wharton;
Grcsloy's Equity Evidence;
Morris RepcNin,
American Criminal Law-by Wharton;
Medical Jurisprudenee-hy Wharton and stiei
Whartons Law Dictionary;
Library of Law and Equty-li yols.-Priee sl5;
I4omaXs Digesi- coml ltte in vols. fe 2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21
ne mail train will stop only the regular stations
inc iine TO take up put Oft passengers
apl l3-ts f. & Wall S-sNari,,ondart < s /
SIlCE.,-rhe steamer ROANOKE.

VEhNE.--The Steamer ROANOKE. -
~ having again commenced her regular x.s5l-s,7-rr
tiips to Richmond there is a communication
twice week by steamers TO New York and Baltimore.
Sppeis shipping hy Pettyoms regular line Of Beats
. rs1 III hchmohd will be certain to get their shih'
recty through without detention and at the los. 81
NooGs ordered TO my viii be promptly forwarded y
'"ne me which Is the only regular line the cana
ALFRED ). LIE. on the Doet'
sep Nis Richmond.
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Not'Cn 10 WHEAT >.9i7s.r4..-.--s..'


cf
= l.upNN-l have now hand, of my own MANN
from - 900 to - 600 worth of CABINET Fl RAlfl IL
NhAlkS, comprising every auirle IN the business %
grade and quality.
ihnse visiting the city, wanting Furniture. are nlasi ~,
" 'olc!ted To give n call, l determined "a u
JUDGEMENTS not to be surpassed any where .t.f
special care paid to packing aud oo.s dc ~
pot or Canal free OF charge ~ NlASl''
oc lH-ts-Hep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

E1NFOHs VII =" ~''' ~ TIT
Black aud Fancy Dress Silks and large varet
Shawls at for cash Can, and do not lose th
opportunity of obtaining such advantages.
NATHANIEL GtGGENHElMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-21

a,Nws uaSiFACTIRED PIN VIRGINIA.


scber are agents sale manufactured by
Nessrs II r. Barper Co Richmond, and have hand
and sale, a manufacturers prices:
Circular Saws the various sizes, up to 81 inches
Upright Mill Saws
t'roRH-t'ut
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DRY GOODS. GRocERlEs, &c.

NOT1CE.-The Subscriber having psrchnsed
~ af " Reid his entire interest In stock Of Groceries
Dry aooa Iron. &e. Of the arm Of Rncker Redd viii
time the business at The old whse soclts
the friends and patrons who literally his old firm
JANUARY lst, 1876 AMBROSE II. RuCKER
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS..
We have received from the publisher, through

We have received from the publisher, through Mr..
]. B. Steel No. 60 Camp street, copy Of
The HuMoRs OF FALcoNRRIDGE: A Collection OF
Humorous and Every Day Scenes. by Jonathan
F. Kelly. Philadelphia T. B. Peterson.
A book that must obtain great and speedy popu'
larty It consists of one hundred and eleven short
stories, chiefly humorous, written by the author for
different newspapers and periodicals under the differ
ent signatlres of "Faconbrdge," Jack Humphries,
"Cerro Gordo" etc. Mr. Kelly's experiences were
literary theatrical, and military and there is conse-
ouently in the stories spice of humor and threads of
"reminiscences suited to every taste. The excellence
of most of the stories has been evidenced by their
publication, from time to time, by their newspaper
press throughout the United States. Mr.. Kelly, we
should add is dead and this collection of his writings
has been compiled by literary friend. The volume
is one of 436 pages handsomely bound, with five hui
morous illustrations.
From Mr.. Norman, No. IA Camp street, we have
received:
LITTLE DoRR1T. By Charles Dickens. Two hun
bred pages in naper cover, with illustrations. Phla-
delphia: 7. B. Peterson
The completion of Little Dorrt " will be hailed
with pleasure by that large class of Mr. Dickens adj
mirers who never read his stories until they appear
in complete form. We are one of this class, and an
ticipate rare treat in the perusa of " Little Dor
rit
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sEicgr Goods.
+ /, \ n X J. I n Il OJ r. Il = =
70. 20 Camp street. n. o..

+ !, \ n X J. n Il O. r. Il = =.
no. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has just received and is opening nacnt"cE: =
WATCHES, JEW ELEY, SILVER AND PLATED WA&E.
FANCY GOODS.
The complete Of Useful and Fancy Artic9
such iapcr Mace Tables, Desks Work Boxes. r.": ic
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work bosses, Je" "
Cases Porte MoDnacs. Card Cases,
PERU merry.
LUbin Extracts choice assortment of CoIogues Soaps Ef
madts etc. etc.
BRU s II ES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, ard all other kinds.
COMBS.
full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REF0I.VE RSA large stock Of these We, fnt%1
Pistols will always be kept on hand.
Purchasers, whether at wholesale retail, invited 10 e.
anime The STOCK and PRICES before making their PIE
ChaSes.
E37~Watchcs and Jewery carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2pf No. % Camp street under the City Hotel.
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TO E'eNsssytrGsRia1a8 eled their
DESCEEDHN
GOOD GEoFhiHg!
L" E * H q r. Gp IT EM m W aR G

r d "a H q r. Gp II Nm M TYE an %%
WELL Made CLOTT{LNG!!!
All III Want of the above. Read THISTLE
SEBASTOPO1 OPERA SACKS;
ST. NICHOLAS FUR DOUBLE COATS;
PILOT CLOTH EAGLANS.
OEERCOATS, Of every descriptions;
Rich ColoreI VELVET VESTS;
y. Il, Black =.
D. &. Black and Colarej Cashmere VESTS;
Vests of Every Description.
Black Docskin rANTALGUNS
Fancy Cashmere PANTAlOONS.
PautnIoons OF Every Description.
Silk UNpER&IlETS aud DRAWERS;
Merino uNUEES!IIRTS and DRAWERS;
Shaker Flame! SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
UndcrsEirts aud Drawers, all Descriptions.
Boys oEEEGOATS and Dress FRoCkS;
Boy JACKETS and PANT ALQ4NSi n,,,,,,,rr
Boys VESTS and UNDER GARMENTS
Boys Clothing OF Every Descriptions.
INDIA RUBBER COATS, Sacks and Pnletots;
India Rubber Le-GinS, Caps aud Long Iio0ts
India EuiHGr HIa ket>, Piano Covers, Gan GUses.
India Rubber Goods OF Evcry Description.
For UNERJOATS Of every de7clipto2
For DRESS COATS Of EVERY description;
For BUSINESS COATS Of every description;
For rANTAIUOH$ Of every description;
For VESTS of every ,tsc.ip,on;
For UNDER GARMENTS Of every description.
For BOYS CLuTIIlN'i OF every descriptions;
For INDIA RI BBER GOODS Of every description;
FL n i l. l. Y
For WELLMADE CLOTHING of every description,
Gall at the ONE PRICE STORE Of
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
| dis @rMoWeFr "a Magazine street, corner Gravier.
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EB. sRFfFFFSY1"SFa

"a II o A l. s II r l. f T. III
Has from Europe very fine
Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS PApIER MAGHE WARE 1t
choice lot PLATED WARE Of Christote Aenie and Eng
sll manufactures; fine China Ware OF all kinds; Toilet eNo
Travelling Boxes, for Indies and Gentlemen.
4 fine lot of CUT GLASS WARE, Of MI descriptions.
The the public is also called to fine assortment
CRUMB CLOTHS DRUGGETS of superior quality and
of the largest dimensions.
Always hand large and splendid stock of hf
for Fed rooms Prors Dining ROOMS Of the finest pattern
and tulsh.
Book Cases, Chairs French Mirrors iHre aS'oF'
mer Of Curtain Stus Ornaments tiimpS Iasse!s hndo"
Shades, etc.
10y Ics -sfad COLA on fer Carcel and Moderator
Lamps. @~~- NC -04"S
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Holiday F"a'eseRGs!
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.

HYDE q G. OODRIC CHI
Invite attention their large rich and well assorted stock Of
Jewelry and Fancy Articles,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND " E " TEARS GIFTS!
They have choice and varied assortment Of
FOREIGN NovELrIEsl
such
JEWELRY and endless variety of articles of TASTE from
PARIS;
Rich PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND;
TERRA GOTTA WARE, Dresden Porcelain and Bohemian
Glass, from GERMANY;
Gold Enamclcd WATCHES of unsurpassed finish and
curacy, from GENEVA;
Rare and beautiful objects in CORAL. from NAPLES;
Papier Mache and Inlaid Wood WORK BONES Writing
Desks. Dressing Cases Tables Chairs, Liqucur Cases.
sencc and Jewel Boxes, etc.;
FINE PAINTINGS and Parim Stanary;
ARTISTIC BRONZES, Clocks and Cnntelabras;
Fancy pieces Of BRONZE and Or MOIU for Mante and Eta
gere Ornaments;
Rich Ivory and Pearl Bridal and other FANS;
Ivory Pearl She'll Velvet Jaaned ana Enameed OPERA
GLASSES;
GOLD THIMBiES, Pencils Card Cases and Porte Monnaes
Gold Mounted CANES Fancy Whips and Riding Gloves
We have also hand and continually receiving from ou
manuactory in the city, styles Of
Silver Ware
Such Tea and Coffee Sets Walters Pitchers Gole Cups
Butter Coolers Sugar Baskets and Preserve Dishes
Punch Bowls, Crb Scraer Pie and Ice Cream Knives ant
Fish Carvers;
Napkin Rings Cases of dessert Knives and Nut Picks
And variety of similar articles suitable for useful AS wei
as handsome Gifts For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
do 2pNoWe&Frt'a3 corner Canal and Royal
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell APP
pears in three characters tonght in 1.-THE
Little Treasure :; Katy OSheai in the comcdetta Of
that name, and Aittly in the maid with the Milking
Pail" These three performances will bring out all
Miss Mitchelfs strong points, in the way of acting,
singing and dancing. The performances will conclude
with Vining Bowers, in his laughable character Of
Fright, in Crimson Crimes"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

INTERESTING TO SUGAR PLANTERS. 1880 Gilman s
patent bsgasse kettle train in operation the plantation
Of Mr.. f. II. Skugg Pacrsonvle, ST. Marys parish. Some
interesting particulars concerning may be found iii the adve
seent published this morning Planters interested either
visit Patcronye by the Opeouas and the patentee
and his machinery operation find all needt particu
lars E. ComparyS No. 70 Gaver street. or at S, H.
Gimans No. 81 Natchea street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

SPALnNG & ROGERS MUSEUM AND AMpulTuEA-
TER-Beneft Of Mr.. Rumsey.--Mr. Rumsey, the I'm
rivaled banjoist and imitator of the dandy negro
takes benefit tonight. He is capital performer in
everything that he undertakes, either in performing
on the banjo drum in singing, in conducting dia
,ogues, Or in burlesque acting. He is a handsome
man and irst-rate fellow TO boot and is entitled tt
a crowded house, which we are snre he will receive
The bill offered on the occasion comprises everything
that is " rich rare and racy.h Go and secure you
seats early
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o, "
! WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circuIsti.&
q Country Newspaper in the South is very respectful,
0!r. advertising medium Merchants Of Ntw CT
Orders for advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE vi
1T pHnctItly attended III .p1
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New AUcTIoNEER.-- Mr.. Julian Neville, having
been duly commissioned according to law is now pre-
pared as auctoneer to dispose of all descriptions OF
property, real, personal otherwise. We consider
Mr. N. well calculated to make tirstratc auctioneer
and trust that he will receive, he deserves, fair
share Of the patronage Of the public. His extensive
knowledge of the value of city and suburban real
estate will render him exceedingly useful to buyers,
peculators or those wishing to invest permanent
y in town property, while his business qualilica-
us are known to be of the highest order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

LADIES' FAIR AT ODD FELLOWS HAIL.--The
aides intend holding fair at Odd Fellows Hall on
the evenings OF Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
next-the three evenings proceeding Chrstmas-for
the benefit of St. Paul's Church. 1t will be beauti
full affair. worthy eyeybodys patronage We are
indebted to the lady managers for complimentary
tickets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

TUE Z. S. SENATE IN lS50.,-For copy Of this
beautiiu! national picture-which is mammoth in its
dimensions, and embraces truthful portraits Of Clay
Webster Fillmore, Calhoun, Cas-, Benton and other
great Senators of the time-we are indebted to Mr..
W. H. French, the travelling agent for the sale of the
picture. Every American should possess copy Of it.
Mr.. French is stopping at the Arcade and will call
upon our citizens during his stay,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

BALL AT 0Dp FELLOWS HALL.--A grand military
and civic bail will be given at Odd Fellows Hall on
Saturday night next for the benefit of Fuseer Com
pany No. l, Louisiana Legion We are indebted to
the managers for tickets Of invitation which we will
endeayor to honor
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EEl'. James Scott.

Formerly O Ill CAroHdeet street. las removed h Office
No. III bourbon street.
Between Canal and CU0hone Streets where he lie
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES
STRUCTURES Of the urerH DTo7sy, Gtscs and Arhsnrc&
Syphilis in all its radically very ;iTn&
and without the ESInl Inconvenience the patient Ny,peA
| etr L4n
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CorroN-The receipts for the twenty-fonr hours
ending at o'clock astevening WERE by the Southern
Belle, from Vicksburg, 2,l29 bales; Swamp Fox, Cane
river, $50; Judah Touro, Ouachita river, 1858
Cora, Mosby, Yazoo river, 2,l2o; Amanda, Tensas
river, eG2 Magnolia, Vicksburg, $3.50; r. W. Pow
ell, Lake Washington, s92; Belle Gates Shreveport
FOL; Jackson Railroad, 5O2 Yazoo Belle, 1azoe
river, lO90 Total 1866 bales. There were also re
ceipts of tobacco to the amount of AL hhds, and
our marine register indicates receipts of other and
varied produce.
Our latest circular regarding gunny cloth will be
found in another column.
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II Core.
last EseCCircRs

WALEWS KI'S AND
ZOUAEE CLIO :.
small invoice Of The above popular style Of "VERruATS,
just received by
NORRIS, MAULL & CO..
Is [ e rs > . Z : TO NORRIS 4 y A =.
CLOTtEIGTts,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets.
UnGcs City I1o;ej
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOoDS-Eyery Varta,y
do 2p;f CALL:!
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8z5- We are much obliged to our distinguished Sen
ator, Hon. John Sldell, for bound volume Of maps
and surveys, to accompany the Presidents message
and documents, for the years l855-'56. The volume
is very valuable for information and reference.
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CRISIS GAIErY.-C Camille once more, and for tst
Last Iime.-Mss Matilda Heron appears tonight
for the last time in her ayorite character of Camille
Those who admire the piece, and Miss Heron's par
tcular rendition Of her part in it, should not let THU
last op ortunity slip.