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kApuArs ksouLAro. cured Chronic kheums.
u'm snes nnesn Physicians scott their
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using ksss.y. ksndes lie, every Who ane,ed
Medicine
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With bad hamcrs publish REApr
kEkikS. RApuArs RkSovArxo Rraul
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palms. the most terrible and Ehtfi k,~p h-
RIA WxT 90
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TO NY FRIENDS AND FORMER CUSTOMERS. -T,,ouvh N
kndns and confidence 81 FRIEND Mrs GpipgIu have ,s
employment ~ her SCENT and have resumed my Old stand a. IN
ernf oi hsn snd Ninth streets where conduct gcners
GROCERY aud COMMISSION BUSINESS for her shsl te,p
sappy o. ne choicest aroles In line for ss =
ptgy evey 'nF entrusted 20 promptly account for
toners 70 sustain afupann tos,. ~ GU
Agenff, No. 4 a
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go BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION m5y easily be acquired
E~S by using the BUM II thousand fZ0lsers'" II
viii reinovetiH pis sndcectieS from the skin, leaving it Of
son aud rosAte hue Wet towel three drops
wash the face night and morning.
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER,
tELA-bmns Nd LII LINN ~.
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I'M, A
~ - D. w. kSoWLEs,
once NO 81 Pearl Street. door II. W. Pry sons
Ihl co1lahy purely mutual aud makes dvidends IL
pay NE DIVIDENDS while the insured living II loaus b,p
Premium 30 Tie insured At interest when the p-ia
amounts to go II affords AT security and py,T,s IN H.
found n we'll conducted rumpanies
for Any ncmAuon respecting l Insurance pleas, al. NJ ,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-31

NV opening THIS DAY, july 2sih -.xF-s -r--,-.
w smother suppy Of hard Ilusset
holr Leather Trunks, made very btsi fftn tAsE1
Manufacturer tlai have know q. 10 our g
order Thty made very bost style
and In Che most subsanta manner ZONE ~ Them - 49,
fre with Ladies RoDue Boxes the inside which render a. n
very convenient Tor ids We invite al want % TUNES 10
~ eah W. Keep stoct % them nj Ill times. And
sel them a. low a. We possibly aGord.
"a. PuTNFY a WATTS
-O.5 No. li9 Main street Richmond Vn
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December s9tS, 1855 DpcEnnsH si.t ISIS
CRIPPLED WITH INfIRMI FREE FROM PAIN AND
"a n Et, t1Ir 90

Sersre FdN-HuTy ie HHee -Ercrucirf!aO Prfus
Hnseiy Arrrdi-Sgccel kCIcy fIaIddys Rsiiy Reli,t
DRspks, wEIELY Go TKSs., December sIst. 1853
JrHA GARDINER OF the above place, do publish.
many years have been Heed with Rheumatism and the
Ing OF December YEh, 1885, while walking yard,
violence the Ice busng the pan very
her certify that day, Benedict travelling
agent of Railway Co. place. hearing
heavy fall and the terrible complaint that afflicted
ded 10 sppy Railways Ready Relief which did, and -
short time the pain ceased the swelling Abatc and able
without the have
several other remedies but found relief
Rsd~ays Ready Rrefis far preferable
doubts the truth this certificate, them
my residence write Dresden, Tenn, will
them full Information.
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4 Usr MECEIvED Hy A. noMnIs, 1 81 NAN

Narrative Of the Expedition Of squadron to a
China Seas aud Japan In 1871 SO 81 under The command
Commodore NJ Perry. u N, by Francis Hawks D.,
With numerous illustrations
Memorials Of Hts Time, by Henry Coekburn.
Helen Lineoln-A Tale, by Carrie Capron
he Martin NJ CroM Malta h. 1.xi..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
agsEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -eh

CRIsp's GArErY.--A large and fashionable audi
ence greeted the first production of Der Freyschutz
last night. The singing and acting were excellent
throughout, and there was nothing to mar the sue
cess of the piece savea baulk two in the machinery
department, such as cannot occur on second repre-
sentation The choruses very correct and sweet
ly given particularly the " Huntsmens Chorus" by
the male performers, and the Bridal Song and Cho-
rus' by Miss Marie Duckworth and the other lady
singers The duet, Come, he gay by Misses Du-
rand and Hodson was masterpiece Of sweet warh-
ling. " The Horn of Chase, "a song, by-the-way,
which was composed by the father of Miss Hodson,
now deceased-was most admirably executed by Mr..
Frazer Mr.. Vincent was very good in the nonsensical
character of Kilian. The audience testified their ap
probation, at the close, by calling Misses Durand and
Hodson, and Messrs. Frazer and Streton before the
curtain and giving them an extra round Of applause.
The opera will be repeated tonight when We may
expect to it perfect in the few parts that htched
last night. tits beautiful throughout and well worth
beholding,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
TOT,E OF CONNECITCUT



United States transport steamship Suwanee, J. W.
Kittredce, commanding from Brazos st. lago, ar
rived in port yesterday evening, with $50 govern
ment troops destined for Fort Myers, Fa under COM
mand of Capt. J. A. Whita, Lieutenants }. A. Webb
c. ]. Lynle 9TH Infantry; J. H. Peouse, s. d. Lee,
j. Fl. Need, 4th Artillery; Surgeon, Thos. \. Nc
Parr Also, l22 United States soldiers under conf
mand of Lieutenant j. Updegraf, 9Th Infantry, ac-
companied by Surgeon J. H. Holden, destined for
New York.
Capt Phelps, 18th Artillery, came passenger on the
Suwanee.
The Suwanee brings the United States mail and
the following specie So 500 for A. & H. Hene, 800
for Cramer T. Co.. and 81 400 for Preau Coutowrie.
Left in port schooner Clorda for New Orleans the
schooner General Taylor arrived on the odd twenty"
nine days from Mobile with loss of bboom, sails, etc.
and leaking badly.
The United States transport ship Julia, 4. Tyler,
sailed on the odd with eight companies 9Th Infantry
under command of G. L. Stevenson, accompanied by
Surgeon John F. Head Transport schooner G. B.
knudson, to sail with Capt. Phelps Light Battery,
and Company B, 4th Artillery. Also, transport
schooner Chrysolite, with camp equipage, etc.
The Suwanee, after taking on government stores
and fuel, will proceed to Fort Myers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

RAILROAD IEoN.-The Railroad Record [Cincin-
NATL estimates that railroad companies may
half of the first cost of all their iron by manufacture
ing for themselves, as the New York Central Rail-
road Company does. The average cost to companies
is now $50 to STD per ton, while the cost to tile
actmer is put at only $50 per ton, The cost of The
New Iork Central railroad Company iron works all
complete, including 25G0 acres Of land, containing
their ore, was 600, and the Record proceeds to
show that the company more than the whole of
the first cost every year by making for themselves the
iron necessary 10 supply the annual and tear Of
the road
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

NORTH CARoLlNA,Thc Legislature Of North Car
dina convened at Raleigh on Monday, the l7th inst,
when quorum being present, both Houses were
forthwith organized In the Senate, w. Avery,
of Burke county, was elected Speaker; John Hill,
OF Stokes, principal Clerk; Quenten Busbee, Of Ra-
leigh, Assistant Clerk; James Page, of Randolph,
Principal Doorkeeper: c. C. Tally, Of Chatham, As
sistant Doorkeepcr. The House elected the following
officers lessee &. Shepherd, of Cumberland, Speak
er; Edward Cantevell, Raleigh, Principal Clerk G.
Howard, Jr., Wilson, Assistant Clerk Mr., Webster,
Of Chatham, Principal Doorkeepcr; Mr. Wright, As
sistant Doorkeeper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Nepp Goods.

+ r \ N kI. IN r OBJ + r T S.
No. 40 Camp street, N. o.,
Has inst received and is opening magnificent stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS
The most complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles,
such Paper Machc Tables Desks Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases. Work Boxes Jewery
Cases, Porte Monnaeu, Card Cases etc.
PERU merry.
Iubin Extracts choice of Coognes, Soaps, Po
radeS, etc, etc.
BR US ES.
Hair Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds
COMBS.
a full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVOIVE2S-A large stock of these we'll known
Pistols will always be kept on hand.
Purchasers whether at wholesale RETAIL invited to
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur
clasrs.
H3~WatcEes and Jewery carefully repaired
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2pH No. ~ Camp street, under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

THE TRrTH.-The New Orleans correspondent of
the Port Gibson (Miss) Reyeille-a strong Democrat
&c paper-is man of truth. Writing from this city
under date of Sth inst, he says
The election is over at last. and from the accounts
received here thus far, think you may safely con-
Cratate Your readers the selection by the people
of Buchanan for the Presidency. The accounts from
this State come in slowly, but there is but little doubt
that it has gone for Buchanan by 1000 majority. En-
crpthing ,cent of quietly here, and ritI the exception
ofa tetc drifting Disturbances, nothing occurred to
mar the pcace Of our city.
The italics above are our own. We commend the
sentence to the consideration of those who seem to
take malignant pleasure in talsiying everything re-
lating to the recent election in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

ST. CHARLES TuEATER.-Ihe Marble Heart" was
well received last night. The character of Raphael
in which Mr.. Conway appeared, is one Of those in
tensely sentimental creations which oyerstep nature,
in order to bring out the EXTREMIST capabilities Of the
actor. Raphdets love, grief, despair, madness and
death, were portrayed in a mastery manner, and
seemed to have melting influence with portion Of
the audience The Marble Heart will be repeated
tonight, together with the tragedy OF Damon and
Pythasn-Mr. and Mrs. Conway appearing in both
pieces
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

G. L Q u L: L eGs " n MI Is @ NJ ,
1s........... Charities street,...........IS
Have just received from Havre and Liverpool the following
articles, which they offer for sale At the
Low ST VI 4 + X E 7 PRICES
-Compri>ing-
Printed and Plain CAsHMERES and DE LANES
Printed Frclch aud English PRINTS.
silk, Worsted and Cotton DAMASk, for Curtains.
Embroidered i'ohnct and Muslin CURTAINS.
CORDS and TASSEI.S, and GIMP
Printed CASlIMERFs aud FLANNEIS, for Robes de
Chambres.
MERINO UNDERSEIRTS for Gents Ladies' and Children
Cashmere HOSE and SOCKS.
Cotton HOSE and HALF HOSE.
Flounced Iarege ROBES.
Plain and Figured POPI.INS.
Aerino and Flannel DRAWERS.
Embroidered Jnconet ard Swiss BANDS.
Embroidered and Crinoline SKIRTS
Ladies' aud Chd-eu's CLOTH CI.OAKS.
Valenciennes and Embroidered Muslin COLLARS.
Emh'i Juconet and Nansook COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Emb'l pEIG SOIRES and Ladies CHEMISTS.
Cashmere, Melted and WOODEN sHAWLS
Vaenciennes and Muslin PELERINES,
Wooden and Cotton BLANKETS.
Embroidered Swiss Muslin DRESSES
Embroidered, Feston ET:crr and Plain l.. c. HANDKEE
CHIEFS.
Embroidered Muslin anl Iaconet BANDS.
Real India silk Pocket 1IANDKERCIIIEFS.
Jaconet and Swiss EDGINGS and INSF:ETlNGS.
Madras HEAD llANDkERCHIEFS.
Embroidered Velvet CL0AkS AMI TAI.MAS.
TRIMNINGS-A large assortment.
COTTONAnES and COHSETS'
Vnenciennes EntiINtiS and INSERTINtiS
Black I.ACES and PRINCES.
LACE IEILS-New styles.
CLOTH CLOAkS for Children.
Embroidered Nerino CT.OAkS, Cor Children.
Motion Go AXIS and BA>QuINES, .ur Children.
XII ard SILK GLOVES.
silISs-SiIlxs-SE1ks.
rlounced Silk nEf.>SES-Scwes style.
SATlN-Ail colors.
MORE Antique DRESSES.
BLACK SILkS--tN descriptions.
hayaleres t1ll FouiAr'i DRESSES
.HMU e and PEktN.
FANCY RIBBONS,
lar.e assortment
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEEES
Perfumes, Buttons Thread. Nee!l Tapes, Drat-, Sewing
silks, GRAPES, rir., elr.
GIQUEL X JAMESON,
rn4 auft + Chr.-f>
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

THE WEArHER.-Start not, gentle reader, for we
are not going to intct a weather article upon you
We havnt the capacity to write weather articles 1t
requires genius talent and research to write weather
articles. Besides the weather department is monopo
liZed by our right hand cotcmporary--the bounte-
ously endowed Picayune. But, - we stop the press
to announce "--pshaw we don't do anything of the
sortwe take our pen in hand to respectfully ask the
Oldest the youngest inhabitant OF the big settle
ment known and designated on the maps as New Or
leans, if they ever knew of, much less experienced,
week of such intensely dsagreeahle wretched, sui
cde-nciting, blue devil provoking, withdrawing and
pleasureprostrating weather that of the present
week, the only good point about which is that it is
inst drawing to close? That's all. We hav'nt
another word to say, feeling utter inability to do
Justice to the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

REcoGSlTloN OF CoSsrLs.--PrcsidcNt Pierce has
officially recognized LAWS de CoUtcnen a. consular
agent Of the Kingdom Of The Two Sicles at New
York.
He has also recognized Ferdinand Holf as veecon-
sui of Russia ut Galveston, Texas.
He has also recognized Mateo de Erro as consul of
Spain at Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ARK rw DIS TE ~ g -.
ny SOUTHERN AND BALIzE 1lNNs.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov 2s.-The bark 1uha, Capt
Hall, from Coatxacoalco. bound to New York, has
put in here in Distress having lost her rudder and is
otherwise damaged. There is four foot water in her
hold and leaking badly.
Cotton Market.
New York, Nov. 26.-Cotton is firm, with sales TO-
day of 5000 bales. Middling Orleans is quoted at
12S cents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

ORLEANS THEATER - Halevy's grand opera of
The Jewess'' is to be given tonight, with Messrs.
Moulin, Junca, Tournade aud Dutasa Mile Muller,
and Nine Latouche in the leading parts. 1t is a
splendid OPERA and there will be splendid audience to
see it,
On Monday, Meyerbeer,s great opera, The Pro-
phet,' will be given; and on Tuesday, by particular
request, La Dame aux Camelias." From this it will
besseen that the Orleans is already diving deep into
the mine Of oneratic renls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

SPALDISG & RoGERs' AMPuITHEATEE-Matt Peel
& Co administer laughing-gas tonight as usual. It
is not taken in the form of ordinary gas liquid,
but is inhaled on the yitalatomic" principle: that
is, the company infect all the atmosphere in the house
with fun and as matter of course, every in the
house gets soaked through with fun. If You don't
helieYe it. GO and try il.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

LADIES FAlR.-A fair will be given at Masonic
Hall, st. Charles street, on the evenings of Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, for the benefit of the Sea-
mems Bethel. in the Third District That it will be
brilliant and worth attending, we can speak "hy the
cardnfor we know the ladies of the old Third sufti
GENTLY well to speak anthoritatively on the subject
We are indebted to the managers for ticket Of nyi-
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900 Tlckcts--3, $50 Prizes!

RRILJJAN sen z " K
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are indebted to Mr. E.
L. Bercier of the Gem Family Grocery No % Baronne
street, for bottle labeled q Planet 4 Co.. 1906" We
submitted the bottle to jury, who pronounced it A
No. brandy, and although no judge of the article
ourselves, were compelled after tasting to receive
and record their verdict as just and in accordance with
the evidence. Our friend Bercier keeps on hand a
stock of very nice groceries, with due assortment Of
fine wines and liquors to wash them down.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

OFFICE New ORLEANS, OPELousAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, Nov. "a 1856.
The Oilers on the I'd inst, no, having covered the
Bonds for which proposals invited
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that sealed proposals 70
ONE HUNDRED Tor any less nunher) OF BONDS OF TIF
CITY will he received this office until SATURDAY next
o9h nst 1T noon the and conditions the
notice.
WILLIAM G. HEWES,
uo5 2p5t p-a<idar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Purchasers

Purchasers
OF WE-LL-NIADFI CLOTHING
Are invited call at
ALFRED IUNROE 6. cos,
ONE PRICE STORE
No, 81 Magazine street. corner of Gravicr.
NEW ORLEANS.
SHOULD ANY DISSATISFA ACTION EXIST AFTER THE:
PURCHASE OF GOODS. THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER.
FULLY REFUNDED"
The above has been a long established principle with the
house, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
And they take pleasure in informing their old friends and
toners that they have hHnd very large and desirable
assortment Of CLOTHING FOR Men. Boys and Children.
FURNISHING GOODS-A partial list annexed:
Black ana Coored CLOTH FROCk and DRESS COATS, BC-
SlNE$S SUITS to match, all styles.
English beaver, kerscy and Pilot Cloth OEERCOA ATS.
M!lakoti and Sebasopol OEERCOATS FOR Pilots
PANTALOONS. all kiHds-sl lertd assortment.
VESTS Of Velvet SIX Satin and Cloth Cashmere.
BOYS AND CIIIIDREN'S CLOTHING-An kinds Of goods
and variety Of cut
FURNISHING GOODS-A splendid assortment.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-A All kinds.
Cushions, Bet Pillows, and Carriage Co, Manufactured ty
The Union Company.
Every article fully guaranteed, and sold at factors prices.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

GRAND MASK AND FANCY DRESS BALL.-A ball of
this description comes off tonight at Union Hall, in
the Fourth District. The Union Hall balls this year
have been very popular and well attended, and we
doubt not there will be gay and crowded attendance
tonight All the accommodations are good, and a
horsecarw will be in waiting to bring the downtownels
home when the ball breaks up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Fashionable Winter Clothing
LEIGHTON & BARB0T'S,

Corner Canal and St. Charles streets.
We again have the pleasure inform friends and the pub
lie of the receipt Of another large addition select
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which comprises full assortment Of
--latest style RAGLAN and other OVEECOATS
DRESS COATS and FR0CkS in great variety of styles
colors;
VESTS Of Velvet, Silk, Cashmere, ETC., etc.
PASTALOOSS of every kind.
MS~The Gents Furnishing department is complete
Shirts! Shirts!!
Onr stock Of Shirts stands unrivaed
Try half adozen for s. So well made and buttons faithfully
sewed
U3~Shsmade 70 measure and perfect fit guaranteed.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
n24 2p6t Corner of St. Charles and Canal Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

The Crescent will again be issued on double sheet
on Monday morning next. 1t will contain a vast
amount of readable matter including several excellent
literary articles poetry, tales, miscellany, etc. Ad-
vertisers will confer favor by sending in their
notices at as early an hour as possible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Ann easements This Evening".

ORLEANS TnEATEE. - IIa!cvy's grand opera Of
The iewc>s.
CRISIS GAlETY. - The grand opera OF Der Erie
sr!4ta.
ST. CHARLES THEATERThe tragedy Of Damon
n"t ryhA>io c"cHe with tie play Of 1t M"t5r
Heart.
t>loS HALL.-CrAnl Fancy Dress and Masquerade
Bal,
SrALDIHG 4 RoGE3.s' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Fr-.s IunpLrl Mtu>iyrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

UNDERGROUND RAILROAD AGENT. - The Rome
(Ga) Advertiser of Thursday, the Goth inst. says
there has been an agent of this kind lately operating
in that vcinage. He gave ticket to slave Who
however, got no farther than Kingston when he was
arrested, He is tall, slender man, with rather
sWarthy complexion. Look cut for hin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

The NEWs.-Our columns are somewhat crowded
this morning with intelligence from various parts of
the world. We have advices from Havana, Cator
mia, Oregon and Washington Territories, the Sand
witch Islands, Panama and South America all Of
which will be found Of more or less importance and
interest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

80 Purser G. n. Denison, Of the steamship En-
pre City, will accept our Acknowledgements for cour-
teous and very acceptable attentions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

SALE OF 100 CASES DAMAGED Doors, SHOES Ann
BRoGASs RuBcosWe call the attention of the trade
100 of boots and shoes damaged board Of
ship Rubicon which viii take place This ay, 10 O'clock
NJ Blacle Leaumons auction rooms, No. u Chartes
street, Terms cash.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

GEO. PEABonY, EsQ.-We regret to learn from our
New York exchanges that this distinguished gentle
man is at present confined to his hotel by severe
attack of rheumatic govt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Correspondence.

To GRO ". RACE, Esq,
N. W. Grand Sire Elect OF the q. s.:
The undersigned behalf of the Fellows of
Louisiana Justly proud of the honor conferred their State by
your elevation to the Office Of Grand Sire instructed to
der Public Dinner At such time may be pleased
select for the purpose of testfn you their cordial
probation of your services Odd Fellow your caac
and public spirited citizen.
We are, with sentiments of highest consideration,
Your friends and obedien servants
GEORGE W. SHAW,
u. I. RICARDO
TIIOS. N. BLAKE,
G. RARESIIDE,
JAS. STOCKTON.
New Orleans, November 25th 1856.
NEW ORLEANS, Goth November, 1856
To Mcsss G. ". Shaw, D. l. Ricardo, Tho n Blake Geo.
Rarcshidr and James Stockton:
GetiemeuYour today rendering on behalf of the
Odd Fellows Of Louisiana, public dinner to me as the Grand
Sire elect, has just been received
complimentary language employed in communicating,
the desire Of the Order, well for the high compliment
signed be pleased accep my grateful acknowledgements.
As much am to these public demonstrations yet
Order in Louisiana design by this means to acknowledge
brethren abroad their appreciation of the high con-
paid this jurisdiction by the unanimous election by the
Grand Lodge OF the Cue States Of her
the Chief Executive office, in widely extended
loved Order do not feel ut liberty withhold my assent
shall he pleased TO meet brethcrn WEDNESDAY, the
Sd prox., vt sncl place you may designate.
With renewed expressions Of my high respect yourselves,
personally and for the benevolent Order you REPRESENT
am gentlemen,
Your friend and fellow citizen in F. L. and T.
M Up G. W. RACE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

az Mr.. Henry McKennay, clerk of the steamer
North Star, has placed under obligations for late
river faYors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

rs We are indebted to sfr. H Marks, purser Of
the United States transport steamship Suwanee for
acceptable favors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

SOUTHERN US1vERs1TI.-The University of Green's
boro: Alabama, seems to meet with much favor. Al.
ready the sum of 100000 has been subscribed to-
wards its establishment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29

R8-Mr. Charles P. Warner, the accommodating
clerk Of the fine steamer John Warner, will accept
our best thanks far late st. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-29
Double Sheet Crescent.

ag. Mr.. A. R. Moore, clerk of the steamer L. NJ
Kennett, has our thanks for late st. Louis papers,