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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~ ly 49,

ERIE&s2S
The great Centrsl Route, connecting he Al Ian tic
cities with the Western. Northwestern, sus Ssnth.
western States, by continuous kss n, direct. This
road also CONNECTS nj Pittsburgh with daily liue
tsamers 70 all p.rts the North western IAkcs;
King the most direct cheapest cad rsis1{s rests by
which freight can be forssrdod 10 and from the
Great We.l.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First lass -Bool- ; hoes, Dry, 10, =, 700
Goods ia boKesl FuTs, Feathers Ae,i W. v i'o
second Csns>...Books d station-l
cry, Dry Goods dc bales) Druys aud -.x,,..
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, ooif
Third CIass.-.Anviis, Baggiuz,
Bacon, FORK IN eait cas-. s'esi,l Css , Ioa y
Sole Leather (n bGndiesl Ochrc, &c>
Fourth CkaSs. ..Cohec. Fish, bah
con Il Pork tpackedl Isrd& Lard Oh, Soc 2 100 q
hemp, Iron, lead, tRlis, sods ash, ds.>
FLOUk-si per barrel until further notice.
GRAlA-Se Cts. per 800 D until IuitheF notice.
CoiTuN--s2 PEE bale, rot exceeding 500 It's
vel Lt GEtiiIaIhe Rouce.
lTFln shipping Goods from any point AT . I Phil.
sdelphia, lie particular 10 mark packages "rie sas
sstsasia Raiirssd," An goods consigned 70 tho u
gents for this Road At thi inde pkis or ptItsbure
be forwarded without detention
fsR,sut AsraTs.--Harrs, Wormiy s. Co., Mem
phis, Ienh-, h. I Sass Co., II. Louis, =. Mitch
ell g. Sen, Evansville, lad Damesnil, Bell d bur
dock, and Garter .. SWEET, Louisville ,ky:k.C Msi
s'S1 inS' sgsmsn .Da l,T,t
o.; Leech 81 Co., - hiIby ST. boston: Lereh q Co
2 Astor House, \. York. William .t. and q Batter
Place, New ork; 4. Shredder, PhiIAdelphiG Ala
grs~ d kosEs, Balamor.i Geo. c. Froneiseus, Pin.
burg.
II: HOUSTON, GsasrGl FrngAt ss.nt, rGis
X. !. LohBAEkI, Sspt. altsosa, Pa.
fennsy wanna Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains estwees Phlludelptia
and Pltisbursh.-1HE MURNiAG MAIL TRAIN
leaves philadelpbia tor Piusbufgst II A. NJ :, and
Pittsburgk Ter Philadelphia Ats A. NJ. The last line
leaves fhiiade LGat r. NJ and Piltsba re- for Phil
adelphia al +. d. THE NIGHT sAFResS tram
leaves Philatalphia for Pittsburgh Al ii NJ and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II 7. M.
The above lines connect At Pittsburgh with the
Railroads TO ard from ST. Louis No. Alton Galeus
and Chicago, Ill Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, ny ierre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
topiins, sGndnsky, Toledo, Cleveland, Csiumbu
Zanessiile Massiilon and Wooster, Ohio, also, with
the steam packet ooais from and 10 New Orleans
ST. Louis, Louisville and Cinci anati.
Through tickets can be had 10 or from either OF lbs
above places.
For further particulars see haHdbils al the differ.
ent starting points, Passengers from the West will
ma TINS The saoTie II and most expeditions route
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston
1hO's. MOORE. Ageut. Pssse Bger Lines, Phila.
J hESklAEA, Agent Pas s..ngcr Lines, Pits
Phila. Nov Sd IS oily
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Dru Lumber.

L,RoM 900 ,0O0 70 100000 feet OF Lumber at Dor
Il man q Col cid yard Scott and Fourth sis =,
one square sest OF Goes Davis Planning Mill, near
BY opposite the Gonr House. The subscribers have
on hand the largest and best assortment OF Seasoned
steam Sawed Pine Lumber 10 be found in this market
We keep constantly Oh hand dressed and Undressed
Flooring, siding. Fencing, 1T and inch clear stun
Rived and Shaved Shingles, Lath and all other varie
uee OF Pine Lumber which We offer as low any 9TH
er Yard 10 this ciy.
nov l-dwtf j. FOSTER d CO.
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FELTON, MILL.
10, 900 Acres Of Choice Land

ItoR sale liberal term In lots 10 eut Ia Scott
Il Clinton and PoweshieE counties. Apply To
JULIUS LYTANCR."
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FARHEEs! saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN
The Best ELL ever offered 20 the Public Is

FARHEXs saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN!
The Best ELL ever offered tothe Public is
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
ty|HtcH has taken the First Premium at all ibe
w state and Ce4ltg Fairs where il has been ex.
hibite and CAD -HsdaG At the -9Heriea Jastitst.
n. n. I8g. This truiy excellent siiit, celebrated
Allie for ia simplicity, durability shd pnsreabiy.
patented Jahy -, ISIS, -tanda uIsrTale The large
nult@r Of these mills sold aud their Increasing de-
maud fofeibiy declare their merit Tower 1900 having
been sold ~ the last six plonthsl- They admirs
bly, al pied for grinding Corn, Oats, heat Barley
Corr tn spices. oe. sith apidity and per
fiction 4f,HnA q before.
No. yiil eTinds froB ,oe bus. Of meal, or 10 to
IS oi feed Per hoet with ffdia to horses and
other Nor. proporiiOnats amount. The, be
propelled By horse. steam water power, snd are
well GiaP pied t. irregular motIoD, hence trihing
cost they eau be attached TO aDs mil.
8KAL Saves ATTACKED " ihese mills, thus rem
dsring them the only truly practicable mill farmer
eab have.
Reference can be given where these mills hay.
sseflbg dressing, and likewise where they were n
tro6aeed four months ago for grinding fron Oar.
II Is established fact that all mills using knives
'eEf fstdts but never rfnd seal IS and thai all
and cob CT shrrs only crack The and cob, and
that neither reduce the feed 10 desired nBeness
70 be used WITH proht. But the
FELTON, MILL,
without kBiyes. and with grinding surfaces 80 hard
pered steel will net affect it, IL pabe oi grind
ing any degree Of Eneness and Of reducing eob 10
the IN OF meal. Tbese facts justify as 10 war.
rsnthg these mills 70 give entire satisfaction.
For farther iniofmsilon snd mills and night apply
20 NICHOLS, LOOHis d Co.. Office lie Claire
House, Davenport, loss. or Box COS y. o.
dee 81 dwu
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20

BIRD CAGES.
4 SPLENDID assortment OF plain . hi fancy Japan
~ NED Bird Cagcs OF all slIes, quality and price
Al W hoiesals sud Retail
NcMaNUS & SHEPHERD,
luI, Corner SacoDd nd Main
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
CROWN ! MCDONALD


Having opeEvd their Tailoring Estabnshn e 81 o
llRrady Street, bet. I'd Il ID street d oofs aboy.
the iowa Book store, and ha wing 10 ceiyed large
nd well assorted stock Of Cloths, consisting Css
stntres. boessins, satinss, T~eeds, Beavers, Vest
rug sslins, E.l,ets, &C., &. feel c. nndent from
their experience IN the business that they can pro-
duce rrst class garment, and al as Teaso mn BILE a
price ~ amy other Tailoring establishment In the
city, would invite the Inhabitants OF Davenport aud
vicinity 10 give us o cali.
Cutting done ana warranted 10 at ~ properly
made up. All orders Ill receive pro ~ pit atte
BROWN MCDONALD.
S..t Oyd lrb5
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ResssOrai.
WILSON g. HARLEY

WILSON g. HARLEY.
HAVE removed their Grocery Store Ia III, J.
HI tlsiTe's rev buhalng, . door. teio. M. =
orlce where they have greatly +nlsrr.a th,is,oa0
They would return thsir customer, lhs,, 80"
thsbks for the LIBERAL patronage bestowed On ~.
ana respectfully solleila continuance oiths ssu.
Davenport, Nov -, iss.dAMm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
FRUITS, &C.

4 FRESH lot Of Lemons, Oranges, Nq., Csau..
&c, Just received by
Dec x2dlf NJ. II. RElDEsHElyFB
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NOTICE.

rI'Hs Post III. hes rsEos Cd, bat the News pr3o
/ remains III tic old Post Onice room, which ~
beea neatly ntled up where shall ssp as usual ths
Eastern Pspsrs, Books Of Standard Literature, Eie
gant illustrated Works, Cheap Publications.. Maya
zines. school Books, Stationery, Choice Fancy Goods
&r., Sc.
t-dtf JNO .GILIEIT. hRt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
Improved Little Giant Corn and COO f'.1'A
tion Mill-Erice reduced,


tion Mill Price reduced
THE subscriber has purchased exclusive IAs.
territory ior sale ~ the West Of the spp !.
brated Mis-, and Is prepared 10 inrush 'beI o. ="
times, either wholesaie or rsisil, guaTsh'esa -
most positive manner J,,,s stsD,t
Ills now more than year since We Lu 8 ia Ia :,
wss introduced TO the public, teThs shie. aS
has been constantly growing la tie popnlh
The improvements recently ehecsse ~ go Ia,
makes Il The most perfect maebire ever SnsT +,
genera frrn nse Ii lis HFushrh eompiets I's! .5,.
attsrbiig traF,, ard weighs e. 10 lows, NO In.sa
No s.33r; 81 :, 100; No. "vo i,"eih'';, usrbaE
uiputa. ar. 81 rtrit 70 set 0r" AZ, ~'h' " -. 1,
iral ald and v hvi once adiu,!sd, a can S via -.
eatrus,rd 10 a hoy, Fall onrp''n'""'
mill. -
SOL .sa5, a VIII grind sbu neal ZOO. :, .
GAO 10 " - a.
~ \ asa rs" :.
- q s6D 20. -
III LiOe'S' d'''o1"i itMEsB. CHADWICK.
eo'bs locust s''' wv" 81. loas, NJ,
For s,le by Messrs DALsELL y hho., rom ).
Davenport. n, above prices sddihg He'sp'
Louis. ------------~
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WE are row receiving and opeaing cur SECOND
w stock Of Fail e. winter Goods consisting
In part Of the following articles: ~
French MeTinoes Of all colors,
Cobuigs and English.
Plain and Fig,d all W DOL Deiaines, -
Grape De Paris, Ladies' Cloths,
Plain, Pix'd aud Plaid Debates,
Aipsczs, wonlsc Plxids,
Reaand Orange Cord Salsberg Fiaunels,
Plain, 9rsy, Blue, Rec, Yellow q W hiteF Lar els
Brown and fieaehed csnton Ptsnssis,
Fancy veIvsts for Dresses and Chiidrrn's Wear
Nsntils Veiyeis,
Back Wa,e rcd Silks,
New styles Striped and Flsid Dress silk.
Plain Blk. Silks, Brocaoe Silks,
10 & BIesched Sheetinz and Pillow Case Muslin
CasAaerss, ssttiuetts, Broad Cloths
and vestings,
and large assOrm spt ofall kinds OF staple and Fancy
Dry Goods 100 specify As our goods are
all Of ssea desirable sly and good Qualities we dc
not deem IL necessary occupy large srecs.n this
valuable pspef in The way Of s5vsrsisfng, cut 20
would merely say 10 ailtsose ws,Hngto purchase ar
.cies OF good quality IoS Prices, that ourso
Of goocs such qualities and st les rs stil bear
ciosc eas miaation aud show for themselves.
No ,foutie 10 show goods.
Come Of Lnd all aud examine our stock.
Oct II ME- d r. ssHIitHbLL.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES

i'Hh subscriber ha- opened large aud choice A,
sorImeHi OF Family Groceries, al The s.ChECs
KkkB sIoRE,''
Front 8 nearly opposite the kils.
4 Jaw doors ssfsS 6ArrsHs + Irss.,ssaE,
where shall Away. have on hand A luli .u,II, 4,
all snoh ARTICLES a. even family need. VIA:
y, q. sugar; Fish of all KINDS
ClariLrd = Escon, Hams md sleal4sfi
Crushed - fcklad Pork, Lard,
:. ii. 81 y. % nol Choice Flour
syrupi torn alvIl;
Cote. an Teas. Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice H,ied Fruit
Nails and GAS; Wooden Mare;
stone haIr: Whit Lead;
Ot, and TarpeHtiEe, Soar aud CANDIDA stsrt.
and many other articles too numerous 10 isspiisu I'll
Which ~ DO ssi for ready pay ,xttls pross
will aiao purehase all kind. Of CosGuy Pr,dss.
Butter, Eggsr Poultry, " h.At, Corn, ost, etc ,ess
Map 4s.du DAIit A. bLhROks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-20
INSURANCE.

FIRE, MARINE and LlfE RISKS taken st this
Agency In responsible Companies and on the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants and Shippers Will be allowed return
premium orl2s 2 CT.
No GhRaos, LAWS y RLAhEaoRK,
saSs No. & lie Claire Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
! Steamboat Departures This Day.



Ingomar McDonough master 5ocock T. B. Smith, u New
Leyee, and L. snapp & Co., 81 Front street. agents.
Nntches Leaher master O'Clock. Carroll, Pritchard
Co.. Union Row, 81 Carondelet street, agents. :, 3
&. @~ ..r a. UPPER MISSISSIPPI. ,,. =.5
Thos II Iarkin, Miller, master, o'clock 7. B. Smith,
Il New Levee street, agent. ~t
.-s4, -3,1 OHIO RIVER. ..'f
Fnancier No. q Sweeny master at O'Clock. John Hyde
& Co.. 65 Poydras street, agents. .------
Antelope Brown, MASTER O'clock. Betterton Kee1e q
Tctoupitouss street agents. - e s h51.az- # m
F. j. Trahue, White, maser, at O'Clock. John E. Hyde
Co., &C Poydras street, agents. t% -se=
Switzerland, Sherlock MASTER O'Clock. John E. Hyde
Co.; &C Poydras street. ~ .-% -.s -,.7F
Ayondae, Hoope, MASTER at o'clock John z. Hyde Co..
66 Poydras street, agents, -..'l,"s w. III
Queen City, Neal, master at O'Clock. J. E. Hyde Co, &C
Poydras street, agents. "
- ... W OUACHITA RIVER. -.
r. L. Cobb Northern master O'clock Lewis snapp Co..
81 Front, T. b. Smith, u New Streets agents.
D. s. Stacey, Moore, MASTER o'clock Lewis Snapp Co.
81 Front street, agents. 1' A..
~. *,..t5 RED RIVER. ~ J.
P. F. kimbal1 Withenbuy, MASTER at o'clock Lewis Sapr
& Co., 81 Front St. and T. B. Smith, II New Levee, agents
W. N. Sherman, NJ Gwarney, master, o'clock L. Snapl
{ Coz 81 Front street. agents. .-.,..
ST. Charles APPLICABLE MASTER at O'Clock. T. 3. Smith, L
New Levee, and L. Suapp Co.. 81 Front street, agents.
/ - YAZoO RIVER.
Fulton VIM. Gwartney, MASTER at o'clock Lewis Snapp
Co. 81 Front street, agents
CUMBERLAND RIVER. VII Set
Tennessee Belle Wood, master, ut o'clock. Perkins Co.
St. Charles street, corner Of Perdido, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
Suction SaIfs,


Melville Co. consisting Of Fine Gold Watches and Jew
cry Fancy Goods French English and American Clocks,
Gums Pistols Plated Ware, Watch Tools and Materials,
Diamond Goods Emerald. Ruby and Pearl ses-1together
with the fixtures of the two Stores Show Cases Snle ETC.
BY A.yROGERsoN,t Auctioneer. Y s,t$ Ast
TUESDAY, 12tf Inst, at 10 o'clock, Will be
sold al auction at the store 50 Canal street. Canhe
following articles viz: 3@2. ss05G E&y
WATGIiESAl are of Gold and Silver Watches
with for the retail trade. 7j.5 (3 '@'0 q ~ ~
enens Gold Ghairs. ia hzf "
pIAMoNps BRACELETS, Rings Pins, Crosses, etc. . -
2 PAFIER MACllE GO0DS-Tabes, Stands, Trnys, Boxes
together r, With great variety Of Fancy Work BOXES
Candlesticks irandocs Lamps Tableand Teaspooh Forks
Fish Knives Ladies', Shutters, Trays etc. .5E n
l,,r .--ASo--'55 = gEfg1 e '6't
great variety Fancy Goods Flower Vases, Accordons
Music Boxes Jet and Pearl Work Gcld Tlmbles Silver
and Silver Speeaclcs Steel d. Opera Glasses Spy and
Quzzing d. Gold Rings Pins Bracelets Ear Rings Pins
Sets Lockets Box Brooches Miniature Settings, Box Seal
Rings Necklaces Coral Beads Cutlery Knives and Forks etc
+ WATCH TOOLS AND MISUNDERSTANDING with greut
variety of other articles too numerous to MENTION
The whole will be sold without limit. The sale
will continue day day until the entire stock sold The
below made liberal to meet the wishes of the trade
who respectfully solicited to attend r 55g5s
TERMS-Al under S0. cash. $500 10 $500, six months;
from $500 and upwards twelve months with interest nj
cent? for approved endorsed notes. * = 'fe9 I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

. WHAT WAS TO BE EXpECTED-4 Foice from the
MISUNDERSTANDING of the rumors rife in this city,
some days SINCE given currency to by weknown
contemporary, that the Legislature intended removing
Messrs. Merrick and Buchanan from the Supreme
Bench, and Major Hufty from the Sheralty, etc, the
Baton Rouge Comet, of the 9th inst, remarks:
If any Foundation truth have yet to learn it here
where the is said to be going Such outrage
has never YET entered the mind of the molestes deaeogue
tho State Legislature. Were such outrage attempted
laws the land the people in their sovereign strength would
nut present session Of TINT body
~ manner the long parliament dissolved II strange
that eating portion of the New Orleans press find
some exciting subject to make articles ont of,
We incline to the opinion that our friend of the
Comet is more than half right-in fact, we may say,
all right, When the outrages alluded to are perpe-
trated, we believe the voice of the people and the
might physical might, of the people will be heard
and felt in language and action equally unmstakable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
Amusenlents This Evening.

ORLEANS THEArER. - Rossini's grand opera of
Moses in Egypt.' II. WY
ST.. CHARLES THEATER. = Shakspeares tragedy
"Macheth, " and No One Round the Corner" Mr.. Mur
doch in the tragedy.
GA1ETY THEATER.-" AZael, for the twenty-second
night and the new biblical drama of "una, with N.
Madame Keller and their company 7|.
PELICAN THEATER.- Clycorama and the Crane
Opera, with troupe of Spanish Dancers.
VANHUCH1's MUSEUM. Wax statuary and granG
soiree magique every evening.
Col. WOODS MUsEUH.-The infant Esau, American
gantess and Swiss warbler. No. sst. Charles street
The GREAT BEAR.-No. IS St. Charles street. The
largest bear ever exhibited. .-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

WATCHES Il JEwELRY AT AUCTIoN-In order to
close the partnership of Melville Co.. No. 50 Canal street
Camp the entire stock Of the establishment will be sold
ton Tuesday the Eth nst commencing at 10 O'Clock Tho
stock comprises very large and rich Watches
gold chains pier machc goods plated watch tools and
materials with other articles belonging large and extensive
ewely establishment Those who wish make purchases will
hardly find opportunity favorable than the present
and Should for particulars refer the advertisement which
may he in another column zsE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
DAT MORNING FEBRUARY ), 1856.

s Reed The letter Of our Washing ton correspond
emit shows how the election II Banks vas brought
about and proves the responsibility
4 Of TIE election Of 4 Black republican 4 to the
bspsakeEsiip upon the shoulders Of the Democs
faey net upon 1ders Of American members
The latter made as fair as the genius Of
fairness could desire but al rejected Hence
the ignorniniors result
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

The thermometer in this city stood as low as 10
degrees above Zero yesterday morning. Bothin point
of extreme cold and the continuance of severe wea-
Their this winter will be remarkable one for years.
Our friend, "the Oldest inhabitant, fails to rccollect
any similar spell of six weeks duration Il is hard
winter on the poor especially, and those who are rich
in this worlds treasure have abundant opportunity to
make thankful many home otherwise destitute and
miserable [Natchez Courier, 9Th inst, g.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
Ia. The begt evlacnce tl,at cam be nd.lueed

~ The best evidence that can be aefduced
in favor Of the ecaciousness of IIoosd German Bers pre-
pared by Dr. c. ~ Jackson is the Unprecedented demand for
them from all parts Of the union and although there may be
compounds prepared and represented being worthy
liberal patronage yet eal constrained to remark that the
vast number Of testimonials with which the worthy doctor has
beea honored by Of the highest character and
bly who found necessary 10 have TO his prepara
ton, is testimony sufficiently conclusive that eectual
remedy for the almost immediate relief of those afflicted with
that direfnl malady Dyspepsia has been discovered
See advertisement. fe4 lmd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

JACKSON STATUE. Inauguration Dinner. - By
reference to the announcement published in another
column it will be seen that the authorities of the city
propose to honor the occasion which witnesses the
Inauguration of the statue Of Jackson, with grand
dinner, to be given at the St. Charles Hotel Mem
beers of the State Legislature Judges of the Supreme
Court and of the District Courts, invited to meet
the authorities of the city in the parlor of the hotel
at halEpast six O'Clock this evening, without further
invitation ---|..-a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
INAUGURATION
e. or THE 8#
Eaa IN es Gn-n=ann- $ G$a; sss4 an &C.,
NDR8E w JACK S ON,
Eretr1rarxr q. sIS5G.
February 9,~Is5G.

II
prr,tn, re frorl Ml E,,tr;or st,na of ANDREW JACK
soN ~ vor s,r,ro =, TI1PnAy ,c 9th day of Feb
runrv ncrt = En- NJ III M t
TIE rNAucI-p AT1nN r;, tolo n1a.a n. 10 or1oct pre
5cisay n : 3gE1EsE9 81
AVIATION Ar 11rTE vii t aod NJ sunrise md aluto
THE will form, IN Canal street Mt II O'Clock
proc;seJv ,ndor The direction If ~ su#
7" I. Mainr.G ene,,I n r TpIcv s.g. IT,
44 IT.ET + "a n -,
i,,' 'L a' sl.i u ta'e D"5.
- ". ~ ,i III, ~ Se'' ~ ''N"''i
S4"e. ' - NN " " $3.50 ~ W 5.s-. ~ .ir
~ .. M" uN. g..ss.sl- Il. Y
Tee square Will DC open LOT Oh LADIES' fo whom
seats have been Provided AZ u O'Clock.
A. d. CRossAAS, 7 .y.. j. u. PLAucHE, -rl, r.
JOSEPH GEsos, JAMES H. Caldwell,
CHARLES GAYARRE, r. sEuakfEAu..4
u. iE1 1iL1lidftls, secretary.
n rnBnEP OF pR0CESsIOE &
Marshal
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cr,ra M,rsh,1 b.
1,o,,sor w,r,r,,, tvsoc;ot;op +. F..
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

f. DIoRAaA Or THE RUSSIAN w Al, = Harringtons
Dioragna Of the Russian War, very beautiful and
finished picture Of the great scenes that have Illus
tfated the contest between Russia the one side,
and France gland and Turkey on the other. will
be- exhibited short time in this city, ut Hall
y commencing on Monday evening. The Northern pa,
pers speak highly Of its merits as powerful coMb
7 nation Of chemistry, mechanism and painting, pro-
dueing one Of the most beautiful and effective sights
Il ever seen in this country. All who should at
tend its exhibition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09

METAIRIE CouRsE.-By reference to the advertise
men will be that there prospect of sport at the Nc
are Course to-day and Tomorrow Two races come otoday
for $500 the first between Cream Pet and OneEgel Joe the
second between George Lac and Thunder The sport commences
at hapas two and the second race will follow the first me
diatey. 80 -.-~.@F ,.,
Tomorrow there will be another interesting trial between Old
Mistress St. Ctciaia and Daily Smith for purse of $500 The
horses said ba well matched weather is pleas
ant and bracing there will doubtless be large attendance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-09
Double Sheet Crescent.

The edition Of the Crescent which We shall present
otr readers on VIII 10 published
upon n double sheet, and viii accordingly contain
twice the usual amount There viii be edit
literary and articles the latest
news received BY mail and telegraph the report of
We Commits the estate; The pro
ceedings o. the last meeting City Council, and
"A large amount of other interesting matter render
ing All whole one IF most valuable sheets We
have ever published "a Il si=8
On advertising friends who desire to make their
q business known our columns, will confer
fagor ~ senfing4in their fasors early to-day as
3 aeticahIe.