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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
Ranking and EECIslsHge.

Ranking MnA EEcIslsHgc.
BANKERS.
GiGkG1T a COHs.iN,
uaoxLaE. eonsIs 4 WHaTE 81
e sg r. DssMeixss, fswA.
REFEk Tuza
lsssIs r. CaOTEseJs .@ Co. yswvo,L
G.ssrsR AnssioAx EsoHAses s.sE,
AIsssrs. TsssoE * DaEJxs. Bansers 81. Louis.
sshicfArLAsrto BAxx. Basten
isssTs. r. X. SwIyr, BRo. 81 JodssTosi Chicago.
Note. Bill. collected and proceeds RENTED 70
any part o r the United States.
Ellis Of Exchange on all the Principal Cities
Of the United States and Europe
Bought And SOLD.
FdoneY remitted to Europe In Sight Bills.
@ash % be reached Ia any town in England, Ire.
3 A " X 7 n G.
Tallman, Powers 4 Mclean,
MIXERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
DAVENPORT, lOWs.
,PRiCR, Brady street., between SECOND aud bird
\ Ntrssts. Exchange all the principal cities Df
h,Unfed States, Greas BritiB, ireland and Con-
s.5fnlsl Europe bought aud sold.
Votes and Drafts coiieeted and proceeds remilIed
4ty pan Of the United states at current ratesof
Change.
eDhaclons Of notes ,drsi.s, accounts, iegaeies and
iaer made In all parts 81 he United states,
ticks and Bond. bought and sold on commission
i Dividends collected.
( Lahd Warrants bought, sold aud located.
aschsrge on cities in the United Stetes
Carpenter & Vermiige, NeS York CITY;
st5any City Bank, Albany, Y;
BuGaio City Bank, Buffalo, NY;
Bsnk o. Commerce, Boston, Mass;
fFaAesTaen's Yank, fblladelphia, Pa
aerehaHts' d. danufactHrers' Bank Pittsbnrs, "a
Igkffn 81 Go, baltimore, " ID;
Gilmore & Erotherton, Cincinnati, OHIO;
islcss & Sinonds, u Lonis, Mo,
r.azans' Bark, New Orleans, La
* Wis, Brother & Johnston, Chicago, IL.
seRs 9 dwa
sHHa = II. TALLsAN CHAR.xsP0wEss
'eagtEeepsie, n. Y. Davenport, iowa.
TALLKAE q POWERS,
aforneys& Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
3.iiee Br4dy stree, between second and Third SITS
- ~ bought zAa sold Commission. Having
J4se an once ~ r.as,efn New York, at a point
faH eArh large ainiZratiO may be expected during
s.- PRESENT season, we nave unusual advantages 10
pore 81 lands 20 actual settlers
aF'L1anFnegotiated On Real Estatesecurity,
-aEPEREaCEs--
New York city. Psughkeepsir, ~.
don. Ohm Vas buren,, Hon Charles II Rnggies,
l. -. tisgg, Gilbert Dean,
Charlss 0'LoDor. 81 Nasser g. Co,
q, Elltam =. H4grmsyer, Benson Losing
AaEbOay Bieseser, Praf. 5. r. h, Morse,
tflHt, j.SEidbofe. Utea, y. Y.
ktJan4, II. u, II On iipratlD seyHHnr
.18i3s & ak.sT D Porter thIeago. ~.
aogeJU5sn=, k!A anil Eateg Rh-SYift ana Co.
ertsnis forming AliIr aud Fnwier.
Apli4A All " X. " GOD aql Ia.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
ZOE sALE
BANKING HOUSE
CHUBB BRO, BARROW CO.
Davenport Block, Corner Main and ID sts

Davenport Block, Corner Main and ID sts,
Dealers IL ForelzB aBi Domestic Exchange, Gold,
silver end uuegFeEt Notes.
LAND WARRANTS constantly on hand for
=ta ur location. Mar 81, 5t-du
+ GLIB a. SILVER wanted by
~ .GHUBB, FRO, BARROW 4 co,
.a.E.-gg JUata ST.
.. \ CELANGE ON ALL THE
/ ! principal cities 81 the United IS, iorsale -
CH6BB. BROTHER, BAL y * co.,
bankers DC.
EeIUHsNGR on the East ana south,
= purchased eg
CHUBB, BRO. ARROW q co,
any 20 Main
ITFELING BILLS for Il and upward
= For sale by
cHuaB, BROTHER, BARROW & co
augI5 Bankers DC.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28

lyrE shall con tinue to receive and pay out the
w notes OF tho above Banks tas have done
-es tleIr organizationJ alter the 1871 and MI
cher notice TJaui2I COOK Il SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
BUILDING LOTS

BUIIlIJINIJ LUIS
I'OH sale az fair prices and all on long credit 10
4 facilitate Improvements
COOK q SARGENT
u sell lots to par les who will build on them this
F" ason, ~ moderste prices and credit Of i, 9
aud YEAR June 5. d IT,
Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska.
go y ESf, Fre7't. ]. NJ. PREFER, Cash'r.
HI nu6ereSBed IFspfittn6# II the Ban. al Fl.seuee
Nrhrr-&a are By TIE lauFisieu- st fts charter in
n llil rs- uabi nf IN & ls.ree and vii redeem
l7 a'ss t Institution its CCuujeT n she ct, of
sfrnrr afaa- ana either offteir Banking Houses
f EstsF Sr Hsuge 10 sFs. - 1a.-- a. other
afrFtEcy.
COOK 4 SARGENT. Hz4tasoft
COON. sARGENI & DOW $ j. d Iowa cry Iowa
COOK, SARGE,'E a coon, IT BesnoiHr.
COOK. sARGEaT 5 PARA ~. EIurrusr. AuL.as.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
EMPIRE PARISH CORRESPONDENCE.
PARISH OF PLAouEAlNEs, Nov. 20, ls5

PARISH OF PLAQuEAlNEs, Nov. 20, 1856.
Editors Crescent: Grinding has commenced on
most of our plantations and so far the yield OF the
cane has been distressngly poor The quality OF the
new sugar is most beautiful, believe that the gath
erng up of crops will be long before the 10th OF
next month in this section of the State.
Two negro men were to be tried on last Monday
before his Honor, Judge Schmida OF the Bulas
Settlement under the charge of having set fire to one
of the buildings at the Quarantine Station some three
or four weeks ago.
The election of District Judge for st. Bernard and
plaouemincs already commences to be the topic of
conversation of great politicians Judge Rousseau
and Messrs. Penrose, Delcros and Lombard are
spoken of as prominent asprants to that Office
The membership of this parish is an office worth
from 50 900 to 81 900 year. and is of course con
sidercd by our greedy ofticeseekcrs as worth con
tending for. The candidates already in the field are
legion Among them the following are the most re-
narkable j. L. Marcacq, the present incumbent:
Victor Reaud and Simeon Martini The numerous
friends of Col Bcrens one of the best ctlsomhonse
officers in the city, are hard at work to insure the
election of their tayor2. The health Of the parish is
very good. Yours MORE ANON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

NJ. Editor: was much grat;fcd l,y reading the
remarks in your gazette Of The 10th is~ on the ~,.
ject OF Mr., Hcbrard's steamtl3thing enterprise ana
fully agree with you that the thanks Of the pl'I,y
are due 70 him for the undertaking. for Which h.ue
and believe full success will repay him. Bat there is
reason far beyond, and far more important. con,
nettcd with this then any You have stated IrcGrrto
our relations with the l&lselA States, rr.tv4arIv
Massachusetts.
We can all see in what her boosted imp21r4utc ia
Ms consists, without the aid of Mr.. Banks elaborate
statistics. One the leading items is hrr supply Of
rgadymade clothing as any one may satisfy himself
by a walk along Leyee street. Wien Mr.. llclrali
has shown to the public that these can he made at
home, he has rendered service not only to New On
leans, but TO the whole South, which ranks him with
its greatest bene!actoGs and shows Us tender poi4:
in which Massachusetts, is vulnerable, It is to he
hoped the example will spread. Her shipping was
always more At or mercy than our slaves We're at
hers, if this game Of higher law is to continue. The
impolitic arts Of the nutch drove the wooden mana.
iacturers to EnglaHd-Englands impoliey planted the
seeds Of manufacture in Massachusetts,, and her bad
faith is likely 10 turn ii to advantage 1t is the
most peaceable and most chectal Of al Southern az
| erosion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
.Re5U Goods: .FeeU Goods!


EB~ yS%|- -WN ne -HB H% Va E$, lib .
lat HIS NEW STAND,
Corner of Baresue and Canal streets,
lin the Gothic Buldug)
Offers for sale Of the largest and complete
ments of FANCY AND STBPIE DRY GOODS ever offered in
the South His stock new, OF his Importation and will
be sold at VERY Low PRICES. II consists in part
Rich Printed, Plain and Plaid CASIEMERES
Rich lIOuSSELINES DE LAME and ClIALIIES.
BOMBAZINES, Mernocs, Alpaccas, etc.
Ficnc!l English and American C.ALICOS.
Printed, Plaid and Solid Colored BAREGES
Rich Silk and Worsted CURTAIN DAMASk.
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
jacquard and Damusk CURTAIN MUSIINS
CURTAIN CAGICCS, Printed and Solid Coors.
Linen BOBINET and Linen MEETINGS.
French, Scotch and Irish Real Linen SlIEETING.
French and lFis' D"mask TARlECIorIlsu and Napkins
SHIFTING LINENS, made to cur order
TOWEIIN'iS, Of every description.
JACONETS, NuTI-MUI.L and NAISSOOKS
Real India and Swiss MCSIINS.
CIIFMISETTES Rud Sleeves Broches rol1arp,;cs ETC.
Ernbroitered Fesooned and l.. G. IANDKERCUlEFS.
Velvet and Cloth rLOAkS and MANrlLLAS.
Silk and Lace SCARFS and MANTILLAs great variety
English French aud German HOSIERY, of every styeu and
quality
KID GLOVES, Real Jouviu's, al 81 Il pair
FLASNEl.S, Of every description and quality
French, English and American BLANKETS.
nOMESTltS, .: the most celebrate, makes,
CASSIMERFS, SAT1NETS, TWEEnS
COTTuNADES, DENNIS CHEEKS am. STRIPES
In addition 70 the above am constantly receiving bv every
arrival all the NEW and LATEST STYLE OF GOODS in nv
line.
8. W. HEBRARD.
Mo 2ll5!eod corner Of Haronno and Canal Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

oPALDING AND ROGERS AMPnlrHEArlN.--Thc best
bass singer in the negro mnstrelsy lire that we have
heard for many day, is Gardiner, Of the Campbell
Mmstrels' His bellows for that, we believe, is
the artistic name for a singers lungs-must reach
nearly down to the heels of his boots his depth of
dive into the lower notes seems to be indefinite His
solos are very fine: and whenever we see Farrcnburc
" Come Maiden with Ne" in the bill we drop in, il
we ean to hear Gardeners part in the chorus This is
ehe sweetest song the Campbelrs sing and we divide
Inc hohors Of it between Farrenburg and Gardiner.
1hey sing together with all the rest Of the invinccs
and take hand in the fun before crowded houses
every night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

VI SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION. - We &C
knowledge the receipt of polite invitation from the
COMMITTEE Of Correspondence and Irritation to at
tend, as members, the meeting Of tile Southern Com
nercal Convention which is to be held in the city of
Savannah on Monday, Sth of December next It will
afford us much pleasure present if Cur a7ocations
permit. a.
1t is about time the Governor and Mayor were
making their appointments Of delegates. The State
and city should be represented by able common
sense, practical mennot brilliant theorists or imprac-
tcable dreamels. We hope to see the right sort Of
representation appointed.
We alluded to this Convention at some length the
other day, and may refer to it again tomorrow or
Monday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

&g>Our friend, Mr.. J. B. Steel, the wellknovn
bookseller and stationer, at GO Camp street, arrived
home yesterday from protracted visit North. We
were pleased tosee him in the enjoyment of such ex-
celent health During his absence he has visited and
thoroughly examined the large book and stationery
establishments in the Northern cities and has laid in
an mmerse stock for the season, now fairly opened
His assortment ample and varied, and is treat to
looF at and examine. Mr.. Steers supply of stand.
aid works is exceedingly choice and large, besides
being exqpisitely printed and richly bound. As for
holiday gifts and presentation books, there sno end
to them. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

CRIsPs GAIETY. q Ertra attraction. There is
galety indeed in Mr.. Crsp's programme for tonight,
there being three brilliant pieces announced First,
shakspeare's katherine and Petruchio" in which
Mr. and Mrs. Crisp personate the quamesome lovers ;
next, Lola Montez,' in which Miss Georgina Hold
son displays her comic talent to the best effect be-
sides singing sweet song and dancing the Cachuca
and lastly, the brilliant burletta of midas" in
which Miss Resale Durand Us Apollo, Miss Maria
Duckworth as Daphne, and Mr.. Davidge as 1EalQs.
have captivated their audiences for two nights past
Everybody knows what g Katherine and Petluchio: =
is, and must know what it will be with the Crisps in
the leading characters. q Lola Montez" is a very
lively little piece, in which we are sure Miss Hodson
as katherine Hooper, the clearstarcher, will add to
the highly popularity she has already gained. As
for 6 Midas if anybody should expect any manager
TO put anything on the stage more brilliantly and
beautifully, in the way Of burettq he woud eynect
a perfect impossbility. The bill, altogether, is a
great one. See to it, lovers of fun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

ARRIVAL OF THE ALNA.--A dispatch from the s.
". Pass 10 Messrs D. P Whitney & CO., received last
evening announces the arrival there at 2. NJ, Of
tne french steamship Alma, from Hayre l4th Octo-
Der via ports in the West Indies and Havana.
The Alma reports having left at MartiDiouo the
steamship Francois Arago, from Hayrc for this port
repairing boilers. She would be ready to sail for
this port in five Or ten days.
The Alma brings the passengers Of the Arago, with
the exception of about twenty.
The Alma may be expected AT her wharf head OF
Louisa street, early this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

MAIL FAIIEREs; THE Eastern mai, fails nsssts
frequently and appsss toiF no
Better fast, in the way of punctualty No mail, as
late as due cat1e through yesterday, the day before
ditto and day Being Friday, Of course it will fail
again. It always fails on Friday. It wouldn't, we
TelilydelisRe; through on Friday if it could.
1t has aRtobecton to'Fl;day and if it hadn't, it is
clear contractors entertain superstitious fears in
regard 70 porting it on Friday. Sailors won't go
to sea on Fridays. Contractors won't carry the mails
on Fridays The superstition of the sailors has been
accounted for aftera fashion. viii some one endea-
vor to account for the evident superstition Of the con-
tractors?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

ES"The Immense mass of testimony In IA
llooads German BerS convnces that the article
all that ii represented lie and in CONSEQUENCE VIC "Nis
trial Of il by those afflicted with diseases for which it is recon
mcnled
r. CHATFIELn, Esq, of Lowell Dodge county, Wis., under
date Of Nov l. ISL says '0ver year"go sent some money
aa, as ed same 81 yonr German Bit
NtfitifT used and tout r5effrom shy health has
improved such degree haI again aHieto attend
business. 4 large number of dypcpcs in mis- ncghbcoOd
have had Milwaukee for the medicine. An
here could sell large quantities, know i, to he care
Samuel Moore, patrle Wis, James l.. Mmlve Jefferson
Wis., Holden Kemp Co., GAINESVILLE, Wis., anGotrrs i'll u
State have also expressed their great confidence in the ve
Of the Bitters See advertisement. MI 2pln&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

ST. CHARLES TuEATER.--Fure,peN Boaeft Of Mrs.
fafTeT--Mrs. Faucn takes her farewell benefit to-
night and offers most attractive bill fer the 0c-
caslon--being announced to appear in no less than
three characters. She will first appear as Camille, in
Miss Laura keenes version of the celebrated plav Of
that name; after that as ltSiGoin Bl;naish in the
little comedy Of the Rights Of Womenn and finally,
as Sally scrasgs in the farce of the "Stage Struck
Iallor;' the whole strength of the company svy-
tanning her in the frst pieces and DeBa appearing
in his ludicrons character of Tom Tape in the last
piece IF this bill does not crowd the house porhinc
will,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
@.sEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES. -s#

n HARPER FOR DEcEMBEE,--Mr. j. c. Morgan, Ex~
change Place, adjoining the Post Office has received
Harper for December. This number commences the
fourteenth volume and is1ich in literary matter and
protusely frustrated ever The leading illustrated
article is, SunnySide, the Home Of Washiuston r.
wing, Passages of Eastern Travel and Little
Dolfit' are continued With Illustrations Is usual
We are indebted to Mr.. Morgan for copy Of the
Magazine also for the December number Of " Har.
pers' Story Books, the present one being entitled
The Great Elm"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

AMERICAN DESTisTs N ECRofE,-lt is formally
in Ga}jgnani's Messenger, that I'r T. W.
Evans, the American Dentist to The Emperor and En-
press, has returned 10 his residence in Paris from
journey to Moscow, where he had been summoned 70
attend the Emperor Alexander H. and the imperial
family of Russia all doubtless with disoylcled
teeth after 50 much good living at the coronation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
Fashionable Clothing.

K7- ss-M7-Eg Il ccSga2 Va d; Il ES egs E&p-.
IS CANT STREET.
Are receiving their suppt. q AL and WINTER CLOTH
ING, to which they invite attention. New styles o.
FROCK AND DRESS COATS:
CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS;
EAiGANS AND ONEEt'OATS;
French and English c C>INERET PANTS;
SILK, Velvet and Plush VESTS;
Cashmere AMI Valencia VESTS
SHIRTS.
Suntgr"e Linen s:pl Ljiea Hos.!H SHIRTS;
Cop!e! French and English Mtsiin =.
}ierno, Silk Shaker Fi'sv and Ne; Cotton DRAWERS and
SHIRTS.
sIAWI.s-Nrls Trarelt"c SE}AWI.S and MtrpS;
Rich Six tkAEATS and - ARES;
Rich SIX Albert, Opera alrI Napoleon TIES;
Cashmere AM! rrili ROBES DE t'IIANBRE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

The FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGuAGEs-TLcsc
languages which daily becoming I7ria! 10 al II en-
Of business, and Of the world Win v in
society," may be readily acquired III ra7' Do
BEARS Commercial College, loo Canal street Te.e are pec
apartments and Professors for each language Il pUyi
whether young old, practced daily IN sifai reading
and writing enable persons in the sor:. possible ur
&c apply them in business aud ctey day life. The pupil
seeshs daily progress and finds lis e;ous an ausveut i'll
s!SAa Vi a task,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

as Mr.. Albert G. Foger clerk of the steamer
Aunt Lefty, has placed us under obligations for late
St. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21

TIE RIFLE, AXE AND SApDLE-DAGs" - Mr.. g.
NJ. Norman, No. Ii Camp street, and under the St
Charles Hotel, has received new supply Of tbs
popular work. 1t is pronounced by those who have
read it to be book of rare crest,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
$50 hs-<s----s--
M \ r r [ +, d :

On the 18Th inst. by the New Mr. MCDONNELL Mr. CYPRIEN
POuIIAiIER to Mis- Mary r. MCtLOSKEY only daIgh
ter Joseph and Elizabeth Mclo>ey both Of this r1y.
Rg- New York papers please copy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
Railroad :Eollfcf'fss.

FIRST article Of BEASSNqrNTED LIANT EKSSs. fol
RuiIrUa4 AID Steamboat usc. F0rsr9e Nv" 7t,%"S
Pr. TELL & Co.
al ANN Stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER q, 1856.

a9- Our thanks are due to Mr.. J. Malet, steam
boat agent, for late St. Louis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
Ihe G2'egf Clothing Eg0sssc

-EG- SO E@ESsGB u HE GgE GcaD~-
No. n 1t. Charles street,
Terutlia BUjl'.!I4 New Orleans.
Large and c"c#t stock O. FINE 'LuTEIN,i and GEN.
TLENsN's FURNISHING UurDs, FIR sale lowrt
MI 2llm Il. SpROULE X co.'s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
Secondhand E>,sr,tittsl'e Bought.

Tie highest 'lr! prc paid for nil dcscrio: IF S~so7l
t"l EHIluIe rcrslls ir-'.. the city AID wi-;. d.
pose ,eiI furniture, viii fu ihcr advantage % al II
The undersigned.
Ao-SecoDd hand Furniture odd exchanged ard repaired.
7. II. TOURNE,
SID 2r"1 o. ia.,lras,raef.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
China.

The subscribers opening large and splendid
;nent Of China
i4.A4N VIII r5aaASn FL L. TEAws3n aSEES,
CHAMBER S':Fs, A3P fANTsR'KRTTtLEs, VASES, :Stc.
Having bought ls:@Ao1e n1a', lar bclowfniportmion
cost nvrs n,ein s2oud;nsly low PRICES
7. Z. FELL e CO.,
NJ 2nlm :, l. Nnnp sIra.t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
Plated BFUs'e.

Plated ware.
Tie Subscribers ot,l. slcH! assortment Of Plated
GuyGs. II SHEFFIELD t..d AMERICAN lLATE
CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS,
TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
tRNS, WATERS, GANDI.F.STICKS
FORKS, Spoons, etc, which they
ol,r.i..; Tor sac a; 'o" PRICES -
p. r. FELL e. CO.,
nh 2pI.h II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
sUs{p Orleans 9aiIp Crescent.
JAMES o. NIXON, WlhilAR r. ADAMS.
BY NIXON & ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. 20 CAMP STREET.

.. tt#E TERMS:
fine Crescent will be regularly served to subscribers in the
city early hour every morning Sundays
$40 year. in advance; hafyeArly and quarterly at the
rates. 20 cents week, payable to the carriers
per squarefrst insertion in all cases.
81; for every subsequent insertion, 80 cents
Advertisements second page charged 81 for every
insertion.
advertisements published at Intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion
Advertisements Marked will be published one MONTH or
longer charged accordingly no advertisement or sub.
scripou will stopped until all arrearages paid at the
option Of the propretors.
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for ad7er
Users AS FAMILY PAPERit crcuates largely, reaching
many hundreds of homes at early hour and being read
before The approach of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantageousy published in its
st columns.
THE WE EKLY CIR EMIT
Is published every Monday morning s8 year invariably
advance. Having extensive circulation throughout Leu
tsiana, Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama Texas ana other
States presen favorable mode to advertisers of making
their and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, eac, insertion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
.FEcEI0lglactrs Restaurant,

r, >.>].>3u~r :,~ Nr4 :Yorgas&y t.G;;sd Al will be
.pes.y4 Vi SAT- hItAl N9y.I. II 2I1m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-21
eTeeU ENFJ Clothing.
PTERSON, HARRISON & CO.,

Corner OF Canal and Magazine streets,
Are receiving their usual large supply of SUPERIOR STYLES
OF CLOTHING, from their Ma,rfacorv A, Newark coIu.
prism. every novelty in the market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS
FRENCH
COLORED CLOTH AND CASHMERE IlAYNARKET
COATS.
SUPER. FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS
BLACK pOESkIN CASHMERE PANTS
TAMAS, OPERA COATS AND CLOAKs
ELEGANT VELVET AND Plush VESTS
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE vEsT8
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well and offered at VERY LOW PRICES
At wholesale and retail Country merchants citizens are in
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PERSON, HARRISON & co.
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