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SpALD1NG & RoGERs'-H, good reader, you should
chance to drop in at the Amphiheater ST. Charles
street. any night whilst Newcomb is going through
his Essence of Old Vmgnny,'' and should ask the
loudest Iaugher what allied him. he would be sure to
say Why that chap dances Niger SO we-he is
nsgger clean throughn' Or something of the sort.
The fact is, that Newcomb's dancing is unapproach-
able; he doesn't make drumstcks of his legs accord
ing to the fashion, but dances with his whole body
Timber, lazy and awkward, yet true to time, just like
an old plantation darkey. There hasn't been any
thing equal to it since Old Daddy Rice took the
world off at the knees with his q Jump Jim Crow
Newcomb's dance is included with a host of other
good things in tonight's programme.
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New ORLEENs SAVINGS 1NsTITUrIoN.-As Will be
seen by q notice elsewhere, the Trustees OF this
staunch and admirably managed Institution have de-
cared a dividend at the rate of six per cent. per
an1ul, for the first six months previous to the LIST
inst, The dividends due will be paid in cash to each
depositor Or placed to his credit as deposit just as
may be preferred. ...
This is one Of the best institutions OF the KIND IN
the United States. It deserves all the confidence
that has been reposed in it; and we cannot too
strongly recommend all those of moderate means
to deposit at least portion of their earnings where
it will be safe and at the same time accommodating
interest.
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ORLEANS TnEArER.-"Wiam Te' was produced
before large and appreciative audience on Thursday
night and honored throughout with the noisiest de-
monstgations of pleasure. Mr. Moulin the new tenor,
made his debut in the character of 1rnoid, and
though afflicted with slight hoarseness, and laborng
under that embarrassment which is so natural to
foreign artists upon making their first appearance be-
fore the critical audiences of the Orleans gave such
evidences of talent as to of his soon becom
ing great iavorte. AS it was, he sang sweetly and
with great Skill and was heartily applauded He is
noble looking specimen Of the physical man. Mile
Maria Muller also made her debut, in the part of Nd
th;lde. She also seemed to labor under the restraint
Of first appearance, but acquitted herself to the sat
istaction of her auditors who had calamity greeted
her entree with their braves aud shower ofbouqucts
Her voice is not strong, but is musical and wellman'
aged and this, with her pretty face and person, will
be sure to win her a good place in the estimation Of
the opera-loving public. Tonight Luce de Lam
mermoor" will be repeated with Mine Colson in til,
part of the heroine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15

THE GRENADA REPuBL1CAN-We had the pleas
IRE of call yesterday from Mr. j. L. Davis editor OF
the Grenada Republican. The Republican is published
in Yallobusha county, Mississippi in the centre oil
one of the richest cotton growing sections of our sister
State most Of the trade Of which comes to New Or
leans, and all of which will come as soon as the
railroads now in progress are completed. Throughout
all this rich and extensive country the Republican cir
culates largely and well does it merit circulation and
patronage for it is of the best journals on our
country exchange list. This makes it an excellent
medium for advertising, and we cordially commend 1t
to our merchants as SUCH
Mr.. Davis is stopping at the City Hotel, and WILL
remain in town six or eight days.
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The Crescent will again be issued on double sheet
m Monday morning next It will contain vast
amount Of readable matter including several excellent
literary articles poetry tales, miscellany etc. al
vortisers will confer favor Iy sending in their
notices at as early an hour as possible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15

AN INTERESTING WORK. We have received from
the publishers, through Mr.. B. M Norman, No. IA
Camp street and under the ST. Charles Hotel, copy
of the following work, which we think would richly
repay perusal, Brazil and La Plata" the per-
sonal record of Il cruze. By G. s. Stewart, A. NJ U.
S. N New York: G. P. Putnam u Co.
The author of this work has published several
books which have met with most liattclng recep-
ton, among which we need only mention two Or three
to prove that he is an author of merit. His works
entitled "a Residence at the Sandwich Islands,
"Visit to the South Seas" and Sketches IN
Great Britain and Ireand,' We sure are known to
every reader.
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tonight as Eicira, in the tragedy Of PiZano "A
part particularly adapted to her capabilities, and one
in which we are sure she has no superior on the
American stage. Messrs. Nagle and Studley appear
as Roiia and PieGfro. An orchestral performance
song by Miss Mary Shaw, and an amusing farce.
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CHARLES y. STEWART,
1T Nos. III and l73 Cnnai street, Nc'n Orleans,
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful stock oi
splcniid MAHOGANY ARMOIES ana BEDaTEAlS, III ad
ditiou to his hitherto Iar,c stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of uSHe7s- Parties
wishing an ytn. i'll his ltue will find it their advantage to
Give him Il call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
Mo 2nfElW III and l73 CtuaI street.
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F1GlLANr FIRE COMPANY No. 3.-This company
celebrated their tenth anniversary yesterday, by
turnout and parade through the principal streets of
the city Their numbers, and their fine manly ap-
pearance, attracted universal attention. May they
leYer he less, numerically or physically.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15

JoUvlN'S KID GLOVES. - Moody, at the Shirt En-
porium, corner of Canal and Exchange Place, adver
tises to-day an assortment of those gloves, both for
ladies and gentlemen, fresh from Paris. As Jouvin's
are undoubtedly the hest kid gloves made and this
weather makes gloves a necessity, we would advise
our readers to go to Moody's once and get supply
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CR1sp's GA1ETY.-Af few nights since, Shakspeare's
comedy of the !" Merchant of Venice " was performed
at the Gaiety with Mr.. Crisp in the part of Sh'ock
and Mrs. Crisp in that of Portia. We did not see
more of the performance than part of the fourth act
in which the grand denouement occurred but our I'M
preston was that the Crsps performed their part OF
the scene powerfully, beautifully, and correctly :;
whilst the characters of Bassanio 1intonio and
Ne,lssa, {NIessrs. Thayer and Howard, and Miss
Carkel were scarcely less credtable. The comedy
will be repeated tonight and it should be borne IN
mind that Miss Georgina Hodson takes part in ii
as Jessica, the pretty runaway daughter of the old
Jew. The unapproachabe burlesque of Po-cahon
tas will conclude the performance. The bill alto
gether is an excellent one.
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Railroad Ealafct'1ss.

4 first rate article of BEAsS.MOUNTED LANTERNS 70
Railroad and Steamboat For sale by
P R. FELL. e. CO.,
r15 II Camn street.
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REWARD OFFERED.-By notice in another place.
Delta Lodge No. Is, l. 0. Q. f, offers reward of
two hundred and fifty dollars for such information as
will lead to the arrest and conviction of the person or
persons who caused the death Of their late brother
William Aitkin.
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THE WcelSIy Crescent.

a75- The WEEKLY CRESCENT, issued TINS morning.
contains all the latest information received foreign
and domestic, by mail and telegraph together win
great amount Of valuable and interesting miscellaneous
matter.
Persons wishing to obtain copies for the mail can
procure them, done up in strong wrappers, at the
office No. 70 Camp street. or at j. c. Morsans DOCK
store, adjoining the Post Office.
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II. Carer Go1sasDalsy's

PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The undersigned, sole manufacturers under T. CARVER 5
patents 1875 1915 and 1873 have permanently established
Office and Warehouse At No 70 t;ktNIEk STREET. and are
now prepared furnish Planters and Merchants any size
Of the celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessary to dctal its advantages 9th
es nmJerSs endorsements by practical authorities
using it, are sufficient confirm its high rcputHiion and TO
make its adoption still more general
ne sr,f Z. CARVER COMPANY.
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Gro, 81. Thrift,

sion AIER CHANT,
No, ia Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.
prtfuIn attention puid the sale Of all kinds Of WEST
ERN PRODUCE such Flour Whisky, Pork, Lard, Gran
Of all kinds Hay. etc, etc.
REFERS ro-Mcssrs. PoMEEoY MARsnAII- "oonE u u.
RICH CnAvnErL,S 4 Co, Mobile; Nests C. W NEWTON
Co, CARROLL, PKlTCHAEp Co. HENnEksoS FEALE' Ne"
,,.,,,,,. 2pf
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Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, S. Quarters, 81.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 30 o corresponding with those Nun
bers the Tickets printed slips of paper,
ccled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel.
Prizes similarly printed and rncirced placed
in another wheel
The wheels rcvolved, rus,er is drawn from
wheel Of Nunlbc and ut the iintG Prize drawn
from the other wheel and Pre-
opened and exhibited the audience, and registered by the
Commissioners the Prize being placed against the number
This operation is repeated until al" the TRIES are drawn
0" APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding, md the succeeding Numbers TO those
drawing the first 6 r&cS will be entitled TO he ii AIImuAn
ton Prizes, according to the scheme
5000 prizes OF $40 will be determined by c last figure Of the
uun1cr that draws the $4,000 prize. For example II tr
number drawing the $4,000 prize ends vii" No. then all tho
where she number ends in will be entitled $40. If
ends with No, = then all The tickets where the
Der ends in . will lie entitled! +" $40 AMI 50 on lot
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
As y this Scheme Ticket in every 10 is guaranteed
draw Sl sell Certificates Of Packages at 10 Tickets
consecutive uuIubtrsJ the following Which il Inv risk
on them.
Al that they tlea.aonn the
! purchaser:
certificate Package Of 10 Whole SD
u. 10 Half ..-..-,.....,. 80
-. 10 quarter . ............-. Is
1t will perceived by this plan, that of s6 The purchaser
has 10 Tickets he buys T~krt' lie would
only that Wholc " BY hUyi"g Certificates he
has four .ar-"r PrisciiAyrs mad Quar-
ter Packages III proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money .cs The cktt, orlertl,
receipt of which they will he forwarded by first mail.
Tic lit drawn Numbers AMI rs.> vii; be Pur-
chasera immediately after the drawing,
n Tickets ceIrd eacre it, !r tirk"s At .iter
Office,
r2y,orlers tickets Ne addressed e.@r Bon IS $
Poht Office %rw Orleans, or 10
s SWAN Il CO.. Atlanta. ga,
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
DoMEsT TIC MARKETS.
IsY THE RATIONAL AND sourHEN LINK'l

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-Cotton closed frm' osies
to-day amounted to $500 bales.
Flour is very dull at Sc 40 to SO 60. sou'nefh Is
quoted OF 81 40 to 81 so.
Wheat closed dull at 81 G5 tos1 II Red 81 o.
Corn is dull Mixed is quoted at 69c. Frelghts are
buoyant. ,.,,. ~
y1cKsBuRc, Nov. 14.--The Princess passed down
at 0, and the Pelican at 10 "A NJ; the Sultan at
Belfast at 8, and Flying Cloud at P. NJ.
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y = n m Y T773' I X ~ -II7T
Double Sheet Crescent.

ma Purser H. J. Bullay, Of the steamship Phlla
delphia, has our thanks for papers and memoranda
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nl5 22plt
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GIEaiseU.

The subscribers opening large and splendid assort-
NOT. of China
PLAIN Witt, AND RICH TEA AND DINING SETS,
Gil AMBER SETS AND FANCY ARTICLES, VASES, etc.
Having bought the above auction fac below importation
cost We are offering; them corcspunngy low prices
P. r. FELL & CO.,
,IS
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re- We are again under obligations to Messrs.
Wells, Fargo s. Co., of San Francisco, for files Of
papers from that city, per their Express.
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Fashionable Clothing.
R PITKIN & CO.,
No. 81 CAMP STREET.
Between Common and GraTfcr streets.
WcnIe now by every arrival tu and Fashionable
Stock Of rIuTl11NG AND GENTS FtRNiSilN'i GOODS
$NfSS SUITS variety Of coors, and the latest and best
STYLES
FGIOT CLOTH COATS large and splendid assortment
SAC AND pAIETOY extra aud large a,t medium length
TALNhS ANnNATElNNlAES, the latest lyle and fine finish
Black .d Blue CIOIII CLOAkS long and medium eneihS,
ntlr iHinl
Black B1uc Brown and Olive CLOTH FROCkS and DRESS
COATS finished in the lies, style, hum and hnc quality
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS.
Cashmere Coorc, uul Black aud all styles Of SILK VESTS
| LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS.
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND Youths CLOTHING, full stock.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS.
UMBRELLAS.
Ttl&k
And every article outfit viii he sold low MS
can, Jr chased in the city
r. PiTKIN Co,
| nln gnftNlW b Camp street.
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Crockey'sg. Glass and China.

large stock, we'll assorted for country trade low prices
For sale by ~ ~
P. R. FELL & Co,
t'ur,, street
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For S0ye,
AT THE DEPOSITORY, IN ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Nc. l5I Camp street, New Orleans,
The Publications of the PRESBYTERIAN BOARD and of
the AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
ROBERT CARTER & BROS.' PUBLICATIONS..
FRENCH EVANGELICAL BOOKS,
Imported from France.
BIBLES, and
4 variety Of other RELIGIOUS WORKS. For sale by
nla2p 3. WAYNE, Agent.
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Fseszg0wQ<3 gSebt&0 e'et& :
FROM NO. Is 10 II ROYAL. STREET.,
A supply of CREME DE BuUZY CHAMPAGNE, in gnartsz
and pir constantly hand, which equal 10 Tie best L@'
comes this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STIlI.IIOCK MADEIRA s;d SHERRY
WINES.
IL X A N u u $:
SAZERAC the Vintage Of lI9 1873 and lo and othaR
brands.
OF ull,Iescrntions-Scotr Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, i'll Hj1ts Md quartz
On hand rny usual of the hest WINES anu LII
QTUS in the Market which VIII be b0u on Ms reoimpi0
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
III 2plf No II Royal street,
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Neu Orleans 9ailg Crescent,
JAHEs o. NIXON. WlLl La h A pAAs
BY NIXON. g ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. 70 CAMP SIRE EFT.

= J q
TERMS:
,e Crescent will be regularly served to IN the
city at early hour morning Sundays
$40 year, III advance half yearly and quarterly az tne
same rates. or % cents week payabeto the carriers
Advertisements, per squsre-frst insertion, in all cases.
81 i; for every subsequent insertion, 50 cents
Advertisements on the page charged 81 or e's
Insertion. 5s8$& !, .,
advertisements published intervals will be charged 81 Per
square for every Insertion.
Advertisements not Marked will be published one month"; or
longer and charged accordingly no or suo
ecrpon will be stopped until oil srrearages are paid al me
option Of the proprietors.
r,Tarn1 Discount will made regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation renders desirable medium for adver-
Users As FAMILY PArERit circnlaes largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes at early hour and being eo
before the approach Of business hours consequently afce
for family may be- advantageonsly published In us
columns. s#
THE WE EKLY Ores Mt
Is published every Monday morning at s. year. invariably IN
ADVANCE Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
lsiana Mississippi Arkansas, Alabana Iexes ana DINER
States presents favorable mode to advertisers of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1856
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40 T0me1s Street,

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.
SILVER PLATED CAsTORs-wih cut bottles, from
S. to $40.
SOLAR LAMPS-of NIL patterns, from So 80 to $40
New Pattern Oval Trnys-in sets and sinsly,
Ivory Handled and Common Cutlery.
Silver Plated Table and Tea Spoons and Forks.
britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots
Table nnd Door Mats, Of Bl kinds
Silver Plated Cake Baskets.
COMMUNION SERVICES.
Britannia Metal Tea and Table Spoons and Casters.
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Fire 1rons-from 81 50 per set to So.
Coal Scuttles-Iron, Copper Brass and Jnranned.
Brushes and Feather Dusters Of all kinds
Best Polished and Common Tinwnrc.
Tea and Coffee Crns, Chatting and Fish Dishes
Gilt Band and Ornnmcnted China Tea Sets.
Plain White and Gold Band China Dinner Sets.
Cut and Moulded Glassware of all kinds
White Stone China Dinner and Tea Sets
large assortment of COMMON EAETIENWARE, for
the wholesale trade, all for sale low prices and sent
free TO any part of the city.
MO apf SAMUEL e. MOORE & co.
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.VesG E'0U Clothing.
PTERSON, HARRISON & CO.,

Il
PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
Corner of Canal and Magazine streets,
Are crrviur their usual large supply of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their ManntHcory at Newark, com
rrsnu every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
COLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE HAYMtRkET
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK pOESkIN CASHMERE PANTS
TAIMAS OPERA COATS AND N!UANS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND Plush VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENApINE VESTS
.,A
SUPERIOR SHIRTS DRAWERS. UNDERSHTRTS AND
GENERAL. FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well nn,r and offered st VERY Low PRICES
at wholesale and retail Country merchants and citizens ARE III
vIci to examine.
PIERSON, HARRISON Il co.
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GOpssaec Hs4'OssSS5eS, BG9&2cs, efCs

C0GN\C BKAHDIES, in htI,e, quarter, anil ocnyes, in
Custom hnhs' ~i,,-r-.
MADEIRA. SHERRY AMI PORT WINE, Of various quail
tiles
CHAMPAGNE and CIARET WINES
HOLLAND ,;IN SrDTt'i WHISKY, OLD BOURBON
and MDNUNGAIIEIA WHISKY,
JAMAICA and ST GROIN Rum. FOR sale by
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
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Genuine .gOazcin's Mid Chores.

OF direct importation, just received per ship Gutenberg
DARK LIGHT WHITE, BLACK, STRAW, LADIES' and
CASrOR-from house of the veritube NJ. Jouvin Co.,
WARRANTED,a at 81
S. N. MOODY'S Shirt Emporium,
mis- 2pSt corner Canal street and Exchange Place
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J. Il \ %IlI.I y Il O Is J., l. + :
No. 30 Camp street, n. o.,

j. Il \ X X |. Y Il 9 Is r. + ;.
No. 30 Camp street, n. o.,
lln> just receive , opening. na"'H"ent stock OF
WATCHES JEWELRY, SIlNER AND PLATED 4 ARE.
FANCY GOONS.
The most cnnprt" IF Useful and F"ncy Articles
such Il, papcr Muc" Table. Desks, Work Boxes, clr; Rose
voml ,ud Mahogany Dressing t'A>-, Work Boxes, Jc"cIry
Cases, Porte NOnuaj'<, Card 'HNrs, etc,
PERI ERY.
InNiu Extracts corc Of NoIoEues, Soaps Po-
mnlrs, rtc etc.
Il RI I! ES.
Hair, Tooih CIohcs am! aIi "thrr kinds.
COMBS.
y .lll assortment ana EVERY variety.
tOIl'S REEULVEAS-A barge stock Of these well known
Pistols will always be kept On hand
Purchasers whether wholesale retail; are invited to c%
Amino the STOck and PRICES hcore making their rur
rhasc,.
py.Wu,ches and Jvwclry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
M N A. the
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SsCttss s. Co.'s EoffeTiess

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Glass TX,
To he drawn in the city MOBILE, AlA in tOic, On WE'D
NEsDAY Dec. TO. 1856, on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
JOHN uR1nl and ". W, MculRE,.,,.. commissioners
10000 T'icl1e.s-3,2sO Prizes:
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS /
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Crescent Fob Gpf3SCcs
CLAIR h see B IF S R N
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,

No. 20 Camp street, New Orleans, La.
The above Establishment having been Fitted mp with lrge
and extensive assortment Of PLAIN and ORNAMhNTALJoB
TYPE PRESSES, prepared TO execute every variety Oh
x,ooE5 i1TD ron .F'FaXI1TI-XIr+,
SUCH As
BOOKS PAMPHLETS ms. POLICIES,
BILL. HEADS, BILLS lAplN", BRIEFS,
CKECKS, tlRCu''NhS' HAhnH'
nm Az RECEIPTS MANIFESTS, STEAMBOAT BILLS
BLANK . NOTES, DRAFTS, etc, etc.,
-n,l in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
the best style of Typography 1T satisfactory prices.
lay, on hand large assortment OF beautiful Scotch Face
Type carefully selected with especial reference to printing
BOOKS PAMPHLETS patrons can ely on having their
work executed style unsurpassed y any Other office in the
ci,,. u3 2ptf
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Secondhand Furniture EsoughR.

The highest Cn, Price paid all descriptions Of Second
lud Furniture Persons leaving the city i wishing to dis
pose OF their furniture Ei thr advantage to call or
the undersigned.
ALo-SccOnl hand Furniture sold exchange" and FtAreH'
?. NJ. T0UHNE,
o,Io or2r, - Iinrp.i.r street.
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na-Livcr Complaint. pxspcpsIg and Piles

m7~Livcr Complaint, Dyspepsia and Piles.
p1ADEIpul, March l. lS53-Dr c. NJ. Jnckson-neAr Sir
For the past two years severely afflicted with the
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia and Piles suffering constantly the
pains Inconvenience attendant upon such complaints with
ont energy being scarcely able attend 10 my business.
used great medicine with apparent change until
used vour "Iooiands German Biters.' They have EN-
cly cured me- entirely free from pain and ache Of
any kind and feel like every respect, and uhesi
t,tingly recommend your Biers to all mrnliiS.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN r. CORY, u Lagrange Place.
r1+.Sre advertisements ol6 lplmWSA
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One hundred ra.kc~ NIILE,'AET sAINuN'S. lElZE-
NAY ANntABINET For sal" hy
JOHN NJ. BURROWS,
Mn ,,,; No. y, ttrtyirr street..
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II. I e ID e

In Granada Nicaragua the 4h of May 1856 of cholera
Mr. ALEXANDER REID. native of Scotland and for nun,
her Of years resident Of New Orleans Mr. Reid
her and the Presbyterian church in this city unde
the charge of Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell.
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NANUFA Glory,
No. lis Canal street, between Bnronne and phiiippa
hav wing adapted Steam Power to the Sewing
Machines they have in oeHtiOn prepared to supply
any quantity Of CLOTHING tmay be required
They respectfully call the attention of the Planters of Louis
lana and neigburnc States to this notice, MI order
received shall be promptly and carefully attended and the!
feel confident that they shall continue heretofore, Civ
ull satisfaction purchasers who invited
examine themselves the supe Or qualify and durability
the goods offered them.
HEBRARD & CO.,
MO p6t&GnW ll5 Canal street