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Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCuEMEI
SsN4,uA
e Tickets, $40; Halves, So; Quarters, s. q
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters s. 20
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the two succeeding Numbers 10 Ao
drawing the first G prizes will be entitled TO the q Aprox'-
nation Prizes, according to the scheme.
1900 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last Egnre Of tho
number that draws the $4,000 prize. Fer example IF the
number drawing the SO 900 prize ends with No l. htp all tho
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 IT
the number ends with No then all the tickets where hE
Der ends in will be entitled to $40, and SO o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
As by this Scheme, Ticket guaranteed
draw $40 viii sell Certificates Packages Of 10 Ticket
Consecutive nUmhr the following rates which is the Tl
them.
All that they draw the guaranteed, 70
the purchaser
Certificate OF Package Of 10 Whole Tickets. SO
10 Half ....-..--.-. 50
10 Quarter .........,.- ID
It will be perceived by this PLAN that for 500 The Purchaser
has certificate Of 10 tickets when he buys tickets he woua
only get for that Whoes; thus by buying certificates
has four chances for the larger PesniYs and Qts
ter Packages in proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address Tickets oreIud
receptof which they VIII be forwarded by first mail.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be pr.z-
chasers Immediately after the drawing
rPze Tickets cased renewed in other tickets at ehe-
office.
H- Orders for Tickets be addressed either sauEel
Swan, Box Sc S, Post. Office New Orleans or to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
ialO 2pd&w or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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r. WUffUarR.

II. .EE0tiurR.
67........R OK AL STR E e T......67
Has received by the last arrivals from Europe very
sortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS, PAPIER MACIE WARE, a
choice ot Of PLATED WARE Of Chrsole lfenide and Eng
l:Sh manufactures; fine China Ware kinds Toilet and
Travelling Boxes, for Ladies and Gentlemen
A fine lot Of CUT GLASS WARE, Of all descriptions
The attention Of Tie public is called 10 fine assortment
of CRUMB CLOTHS and DRuGGETS Of superior quality and
Of ;he largest DIMENSIONS
Always hand large and splendid stock FURNITURE
Tor Bedrooms PaoTs ana Dining Rooms Of the fnes pattern
and finish
Old Oak Book Gases Chairs French Mirrors large assert,
Of Curtain Studs and Ornaments ps Tasels Window
Shades. etc, etc.
aa Best Purified COLA OIL for Carce and Moderator
LAMBS, qrls-
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Southern Furniture VT,nrer0o,,,s

CHARLES A. STEWART,
At Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Nno Orleans,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRs and BEDSTEADS, in sd-
ditiou to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will find their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
Jas 2p6t<W III and ia Cannl street
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w. .ftCilt Kf0uG,s

STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD DIRECTORY
Disasters on the Southern and Western
Waters.
CHI EA p ITION
At Fifty Cents.
10000 Copies will be issued February 2h 1851 positively in
New Orleans
Fifty advertisements will be taken. This number is posi-
lively all that be taken for this edition.
Those DESTROYS Of having cards inserted will please nd
dress
W. ALVIN LLOYD,
JAG 2ptf Crescent office
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Plantation and HottseKeepiu9

ial 2plm-6n
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-The Central Organ, of the
I'D inst, published in Marksville, Avoyelles parish
gives an account of INDUSTRIOUS outrage perpetrated
by two negroes Mrs. Cochrane, widow lady,
living on Bayou des CLASSES went to ball on Christ
mas eve, leaving at home in the care of an old negres
her two children, the Oldest girl of twelve years
During the night two negroes, belonging to Mr.. E.
Rabeas, entered the house, dragged the young girl
from her bed into the yard and brutaly violated her
person. Her cries attracted the attention of a
neighbor, who arrived in time to catch a glimpse of
one oil the wretches Fastening away The child was
so much injured that it was feared she wond not re-
cover. In the struggle jacket and a pair of ear
rings were dropped the latter having been torn from
the ears OF one Of the negroes and these articles led
10 their identification. The negroes were arrested,
and on the following Monday tribunal of ten slave
holders and two Justices of the Peace found them
goiity, aud they were sentenced to be hung on the
oIh INST Messrs. Fenelon, Cannon and f. North
oelom represented the State in the absence of the
DISTRICT Attorney, and lawyer was appointed to de-
lend the accused. They confessed their guilt be-
fore leaving the courtroom.
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DOLbeN9''S

co M M E r CIAL COLL E G E.
No. log Canal Street.
French, Spanish German, English Arithmetic, Geometry
Surveying Navigation, Penmanshn, Book Keeping Phonog.
raphy etc. sught by able and efficient Professors New
Glasses this week, at LOG Canal street. A
jag 2p2ts RUFUS DOLBEAR
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AT O'Clock p. NJ, 9th inst, JANE BEIN wife Of E. H.
Wheeler ..
The friends Of the family and of Dr. Richard and D.
Ben respectfully invited attend the funeral this after
noon 10th nst o'clock her residence corner of
Camp and Erato street,
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ORLEANS THEATER-The grand opera of " The
Hnguenots which performed with such immense e,,a, ON
tuesday night Twill be repeated tonight The Duet between
e bouFgeoe and NJ Junca in the act yer fails TO
elicit the most unbounded enthusiasm There will he
and brilliant audience to enjoy it Tonight
The patrons Of the Orleans will be delighted to know that
MONDAY VIII De presented the newest petet and most
ing opera on the sagethe same which kept up so much
element last Petals Masdaues eolson and
Laoueh and Messrs Deagave Guillo; Mngue will
tain the principal characters. The opera will have great %
and would be good move the part of who wish to see
and enjoy thoroughly TO take time by the forelock IN The
matter Of securing seats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

IhE PRESIDENTIAL YoTE.-The officials of the
Inherent States have at length completed the task of
canVassng the vote of the late Presidential election
and the grand result stands thus
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G0fauerse s Co.,

Conuerse $ Co.,
w II O I Z s ALE CIR OCER S.
And Dealers in
Teas, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars.
Corner Canal and New Leyee SITS,
Offer for sale
80 gross SMOKING TOBACCO, assorted brands
100 cases SARDINES, half and quarter boxes
IS :. lb SALMON.
$50 Fresh and Picked HOLSTERS.
$50 BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS.
80 CANTON GINGER.
AGO t., PICKLES. all sizes.
10 GCulay BITTERS.
70 Stoughion BITTERS.
$50 boxes Virginia Manufactured TORA CCO-aI grades
go Fine BRANDY, MADEIRA, FORT and SHERRY.
$50 Holland in, Jamaica Rum and Old WHISKY.
$50 Wolfes sCuIEDAM sCHNAPPs.
SEQ CLARET assorted brands.
100 =. Aisop's INDIA ALE.
800 superior CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
50 pRUNES.
$50 bb!s Extra Rectiaed WHISKY.
SO hfbbls =.
IS bbls choice Bcurhon .
l23 bbs and Rye WHISKY Monongabsla.
100 hf bills .
$50 packages BRANDY and WINES part very superior
20 bbs Louisiana Powdered SUGAR.
so kegs NAILS, i'll and landing from bark J. E. Wi.
Iiams
eco boxes Sperm CANDLES.
30 e.. in cartoons
$50 packages BUCKWHEAT.
100 hf bbIs CARE. SODA.
80 gross YEAST POWDER.
~ bills choice Northern VINEGAR.
1850 rearus WRAPPING PAPER.
80 cases SNUFF-Ioril4vus Roome's and Gar,g.i,e
$50 N CIGARS-a fine assortment.
$50 bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFEE
leo gross Mason's BLACEIEG.
80 dozen PAINTED PALS
$50 e.. TOY
80 coils Manila EOFE, assorted sizes
$50 dozen Oak and Cedar bt OK FTS
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The RNgGsse Kettle Train and

The subscriber prepared close contracts with full
guarantee, to take off crops with GIIMAN'S PATENT BA-
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with a consunp.
ton of Wood not exceed oneha per hoshea for the
entire boiling Of the Juice into Sugar per hogshead
for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice Sugar
The manage of the BHgse Kettle Train precisely the
same as that required for the old kettles employing an equal
number OF hands 10 clean the juice The Furnace the
attendance OF but hand the Bagasse touched
after it enters the Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAM H. GILMAN,
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Dissolution Of Copa.tnershiD.

me eoPrneFshp heretofore existing between the subscr
rs hnGeF the firm Of BRUSH CO. this day dissolved b
mutual consent. Ether party will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New York, NCyeL- Der ! 1Q5E
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The WIDOWS AND ORPHANS HoME.-The first an.
niversary Of the Israetsh Benevolent institution in
the Fourth District was celebrated on the sth, and
was not the least attractive proceeding of that hon
ored holiday. An address was made by d. C. La
bat ESD, to audience in which many of our prom
inent citizens Christian well as Hebrew were to be
seen. At the conclusion of the address, the audience
adjourned to banquet Of very recherche descrp-
ton. When they got down to the champagne, the
genaty Of the occasion sparkled in toasts responses
and sentiments, which exchanged on every side
notable and praiseworthy feature this convyialty
the subscription of of money for the support
Of the Home by the opnlent citizens present. as ear
nests Of the sincerity Of their sentiments. Inths way
fund of about 500 was raised The celebration
was altogether most felicitous one.
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Cheap Dry Goods.

is5..,,..,.....,.. Camp Strect....,..........Is5
The Ladies are invited call and examine my Wtr stock
now selling at Greatly Reduced Prices.
S ILKS
Al I5c Nc and 81 10 yardihe have been selling at 40
per cent. higher prices.
EN- nERIFS
Rich Embroidered Swiss and Jacoret COLLARS.
Embroidered HANDKERCIIIEFS, SKIRTS and pASDs.
Vlenciennes COLLARS and SLEEVES; Misses. COLLARS.
Embroidered Swiss and Taconet SETS
IRlMMIE GS, etc
Rich Black and Colored FIRING FS-aN widths.
Black Bugle LACE and Buge GIMP;
Silk Velvet and Fancy Plush TRIMMING:
sasn Belt and Bonnet RIBBONS &C &C.
HORACE HARDY,
jas Prot 1s5 C,r,,s,.
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Great Reduction.
Az. u. RRcElcsE,
W AT CHI KER,

W y I Il NJ A ~ II,
No. Camp street,
Has now on hand large assortment Of Pure SIIVERWA
which is offered rs low that quality sold PLATED
CASTERS, WALTERS, etc.
Also, manufactures 20 order Silver CsseEs, Tea Sets Pitch
ers, TrpEapets, etc, e sny pattern ial 2p3tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

MEaalRiE oouRsr-The run to-day is for purse
OF sl200-four mile heats. The entries arc arnno,,,
fruahonlme and Tom Gu6ia-three fine horses
al Oh which have hosts Of friends and admirers IN
the present condition of the track fast race
De expected but should the three come to the strn
IN good condition. the race must necessarily prove an
interesting one, as it is sure to be well contested
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Hosiery! Hosiery.

We have just landing ships Monuoreacy Meridian and
j. g. Coster and Muhousc, large addition now well
assorted stock Of HOSIERY and UNDER GARMENTS con.
ssng in every quality and size Wooe Cotton and Silk
HOSE HAIF HOSE and SHIRTS for Ladies' Men and Chill.
dren all Of the best styles ake-all Of which will be
offered at extremely low prices
GIQuEL & JAMESON.
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been ruined and their systems poisoned by the mercury
shonld give Tie following their earnest attention.
DR.. Giles, Newton Hamilton Pa. May ISL said az have
used myself hgaozen bottles of German B;tters
for Liver Complaint and diseases of nervous character result
ing from the use OF mercury poisoned afflicted with
spasnls from the of this latter article German iers
is the first article from which obtained any relief have also
given the article TO dyspepcs with sanitary re-
suit. think many bottles will cure me- See adver.
sement, .d15 or,rrrw
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Juvenile MISSIONARY AssoCIATIoN.-This Society
VIII celebrate Its third anniversary to morrow evening in ne
aeh0aist ohureh at the corner Felicity and Chestnut
nouneed. ~ e"'i'h ae an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

ANOTHER DAYLIGHT CIRCUS pERFoRMANcE.-We
scarcely need remind our young readers Of the Satur
Jay noon exhibition of the circuses at the Amphi-
'neater to-day These midday entertainments have
peen tnronged with our pet citizens and the pleasure
enjoyed there will be long remembered by its visitors
Inc exhibitions Of this admirable establishment have
1.',ac'eo marked attention, and one now hears of
noDhson' Maglton and the circus, in circles where
such subjects have probably never before nene,r,ted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

FOR MEMPHIs.-The fine packet Belfast was de.
tanned last night by the ncleueucy or the sshs and viii
ea'e toF Memphis this evening, positively The agents are
John E Hyde Co, Ne, " PodrQs street
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Secondhand Furniture 1o,s0hf.

The highest Cash Pce paid for all descrfut;s of sacord
hand Furniture Pecns leaving city and wishing 10 dis
pose Of their furniture, will find their advantage to
the undersigned.
A'o-SsS'hdhaHd Furniture sold, exchanged ard repaired
-,.o- P. NJ. TOURNE,
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Sermons s. Co.'S

NJ EDAL PORTABLE LESCOPES,
Showing objects distinctly SIX miles distant Also, VEST
POCKET, OPERA and RACE-COuRsE GLASSES CHEAP at
g lamp street, corner Natchez jas 2o&Wtf
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FRENCH JAcoNErs, BAREGEs AND FRENCH PRINTS,
Silks EroThe particular attention of city country bqyrs
is called to the extensive sale imported foreign and
American dry goods this day alto o'clock by Vincent Il Co.
at their auction rooms No. Is Customhouse street Terms
liberal at sale.
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BENEFIT OF MRS CHEREI.--This lady takes her
benefit tonight She will appear as Lei,;a H,rd in ~,
comedy Of the Bellies straagem and as the Jt5 ,us
IN fouih Love and Folly" The lady is deserving and b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

GOOD NEWS TOR OUR LEGlsLAToRs.-The Baton
Rouge Gazette and Comet Of the 18th inst announces
that the chief butchers of that city have received
lot of fine beef cattle, and says: 1--WE say this now
in time to forestall the old grumbers about the quail
ity of our beef and to let the world know il the acts
OF the next Assembly are not good and creditable
acts, it will not be the fault of our cattle market"
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The Eastern Clarion,

y n iDANA.,-...... 80. ElIIFtS.
\ WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest csla.isrs
any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
Offered advertising medium the Merchants Of Or
Orders advertising left at the CRESCENT OFFICE WIN
be pgnctuWliy attended to
Es-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans fl 2rr3
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F. Sfi'iuger = Co.,

50 CANT STREET.
RESS AND FROCK COATS
large assortment Of superior Black Biae and Fancy Co
lored French Eoih. DIS 2rIl,tsl
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SttES-.-SifES.
Cs90kS---GgGGks.

CLOAkS. CLOAKS.
Just received
THE CHOICEST STYLES
THE LATEST PARIS DESIGNS,
which will be offered at aducitgJy low prices.
AL O.
MISSES CL0AKS, yariers styles and very pr ;:y,
At G. c.. WAYLANDS
jas 2p6t corner Poyd.us and Cnroulelet streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

FoR RED RIyER.-The steamer Osprey, Captain
Beard leaves for all landings Red river as high as
son, This evening at 8 o'clock, positively.
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E~Nomfnation for the LegfsIaturc.-Ettm.
WOODBRIDGE, Esq. will be supported by the American
party in New Orleans candidate fill the vacancy in the
Legislature, caused by the resignation Of r. W James Esq
Mr. Woodbridge has had much experience Legislator
Kentucky and ready debater fat in parliamentary
proceedings. 400 or.a
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9e6 0rltans 4ailv Grtsrtnt.
sAxu o. nnox. wlNAH R. ADAMS.
by NIXON d ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. 70 CAMP STREET

Is ~ B. j. ! i z
TERMS:
he Crescent Will regularly served to
city at an early morning. Sundays LOT
80 year. In advance; yearly and qustery At the
same rates. or % cents week payable the cafr'efs
Advertisements, per squarehrst nsernon' q All caes'
81 /; FOR every subsequent insertion, @cen's.
Advertisements the second s charged d io every
insertion. 5#
syeer,ents published as intervals, will be charged per
square for every insertion. 4ga4
Advertisements not Marked viii be published one month or
longer and charged accordingly advertisement or sub
crtptiou viii stopped nnt all paid at the
option Of the propsietors.
Ilberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for adver
Users As PApERif circulstes largely reaching
many hundreds Of homes early hour and being read
approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may DO sdyantagecusly published in its
. eolHpns. s4j,.4 " 8
THE WE EKLY GRE SCENT
b pubshed every Monday morning S. year. invariably
advance Having extensive circulation throughout
isiana, Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama Texas and other
States presents favorable mode advertisers making
their and commodities known. Advertisements
serted for 81 per square, each Insertion
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HNnted to Purchase.
STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. For particulars en-
qu're "f thrs ONCE jal0 2ptf
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One Hundred and 1srenfu-0ue

Cana! street, Union Bank Building,
Is not the only place in New where Artificial Teeth
are inserted but Of the places by the use of the
finest materials under hints gathered ne,een ears Of e
perierce, the attempt 10 combine safety beauty and
utility in replacing lost Geuturts iai 5net
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

TIE MINsTRELs.-Matt Peel and his MANY, 49, -
hade defiance to the weather last night and will ao 4
night, il need be- They offer the iyeiiest kind II; nrn
gramme Remember, Armory Hall is the place - Pto
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w tnes and liquors,

Tttes and liquors.,
- ''''''''''''.' ROYAL STREET. .....-... II
a supply OF CREME DE EoUzT CHAMPAGNE in rrsx.,
comes 10 this market. " 0 N's' A@s'
=. Also,
oIhEH BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALIFY.
OF = NC and STILL HOOK MADEIRA s,a, s,r5,spv-
WINES. ' Ok H-''f'A
BRAN DIES.
OF the Vintage Of 1895 1913 and 7sAs md ,...
brands. " ~ -0S"' ANA V'ntE
HESKY:
VI It" uescrpionS-Scotch Irish Rye and Reyrbog-
ALE and PORTER, in piuts l.pa e.a2,ts,
Also :.
uS"'' assortment of the best WINES sz9 IL
" me MARKET which will he sold IN Is rc,,O.,s5,
'SnS as any other house n the sity.
s,ou oEWELL T. TAYLOR,
- No. u RpyRl SLsrnr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Mr Bourcicanlt and ,,;,,
Robertson appear Tonight as usual Tbe pbantn i'Hs
The Invisible Prince the chief pieces and tbe r "
Hercules, King Of CInhs - .-e 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

rs The members Of Jefferson Lodge No. are
about erecting Odd Fellows Hall ar the corner of
Magazine and Phillip Streets the corner stone of which
was laid by the Order the sth inst. A large pro-
cesson was formed on Lafayette Square consisting
of the Grand Lodge and several Of the Lodges Of this
and the lower districts, and proceeded up Apollo to
Felicity street. up Felicity to Magazine street. and up
Magazine to the site of the new Hall, when the cere-
mony OF laying the corner stone took place, with due
solemnity. the Grand Master, G. W. Shaw, Esq., off.
ciating. The Hall is to be handsome edifce, that
will be an honor to the Order in the Fourth District
The stock has not quite all been taken and the books
are now open for subscriptions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10

sEAMEs's HoNE.-It gives us pleasure to know tina
the trustees Of this noble institution have determined
to build mp the front on New Leyee street. This es
Enlistment has been carried on by using the oil
buildings, which were much injured by fire during
the last summer.
The 'front.' is now absolutely necessary, and it will
require $4,000 to complete it, and when finished, will
occupy square of nearly $50 feet at the corner Of
New Levee and Suzette streets.
From the occupation of the sailor, being most of
his time upon the water, he cannot make any ar
rangements for himself and he is thus at the mercy
and IN the power of the sailor landlord at once on his
landing.
A number of our merchants have designed this
structure and are now prepared to ask their fellow
citizens for the means required to finish it. Commit
tees, therefore, will call upon the benevolent and
patriotic at once.
The appeal is made in behalf of the sailor; and it
must be remembered that it is for class of men
wnose labors tend greatly to aid our citya class of
men that this community are under great obligations
20, bat who, from circumstances which surround
them, cannot aid themselves
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Df. Samuel Reynosds.

otf1th-N0. Us GRAF1ER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
cures CAREERS, HEAD, WHITE SvElL1re soxss as
ULCERS Of every description ,,,o,
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Depots,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SAFE or vrr,s,
GENUINE
VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN ysxrs g. yvax.
Nos q aud Isl CLartrsS s.ssss
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SiEkS--.SitEs.

SttNS--.SftES.
5 IL AS. SILKS.
THE CHOICEST STFLES
Az O.
SUPERIOR SILKS, at
IS CENTS PER YARD,
Decidedly bargain,
c. c. WAYLAND'S,
Ja5 pot corner PoydrRs and Carondctt streets.
SttES-.-SifES.
) l l. 5. SILKS.
T ONE DOLLAR PER FlRp
Worth One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
Actually cheaper than Cal!eoesposively the greatest bar
gain ever offered in New Orleans
c. C. WAYLAND'S,
jas 2p6t corner Poydlas AMI C,ronde,ct streets
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Fort Gaines academy Lottery.

2
To be drawn the city of ATLANTA, Georgia. in pubc On
TUESDAY, january 70 1867,
ON THE PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
80, 900 Tickets 300 Prizes:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-10
RdFt Dresses.

We will open Monday a very rich assortment of -ILTl
and iRENAnINE ROBES, for Sorses
c. \. BARRIERE a. BROTHER,
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