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Celebration

THIRTY -FIRST .ANNIVERS APY
Battle of the Stn of january. ISI5,
The Committee OF the Common Council have adopted the
following fer the celebration Of the Thirty First
Anniversary Of the Battle Of tie sh January, 1876 under tie
supervision of
GEN F. L. TRACY, GRAND MARSHAL
The Procession will be formed at II O'Clock sey a. the
Junction CT Canal and Royal under the direction Of the
Grand Marshal and his Aids, and will proceed down Royal
street. 10 EsplaEade Eplarade Chates street ND Char
tres and Camp Julia street down the latter street 10
s.: Charles street. down st. Charles street 10 Lafayette Square
when the same will be iisba1ded.
ORDER or PROCESSION.
Marshal.
Military Escort.
Muic.
Grand Marshal.
Mayer Of the City and Recorders Of lie Districts.
Members of the Common Counc.
Music.
Veterans Z: 1914 and 1916.
Goa nlice Of Arrat gtmcnts.
Oh5cers Ct tie L. S. Army ard Navy.
Governor Of the State ard SEtf
Members Of the seaaIc az! Hone OF Representatives,
Regents Of the University OF louisiana.
Law Faculty of the University Of Louisiana.
Medical Faculty Of tlle University Of Louisiana.
STATE Superintendent ct Pablo l;lucaiicn
Maj. Gen. J. L. Levi and Staff.
Officers Of The Militia
Secretary of State State Treasurer uor Of Public Accounts
civil Engineer and Surveyor { e; eTHl.
Foreign COnsuls.
Distinguished Strangers
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General and District Attorney.
Judges c: t.c L. 5. Courts.
L. s District Attorney and U. s. Marshal
Judges of the pisrc; Courts the State.
Justices of tie Peace Ct the State.
Marshal.
Fire Department wiki laN'.crs.
Marshal.
Direet-rs, Teachers Male Pupils Of PuE4c Schools
Collecto" Of TIE Port Naval Officer, Surveyor Of
ard PostMas.tr.
U. s. Receiver and Register Of the Land Office.
The Superintendent and Otticcls of the Mint
hceo'der Of Mortgages and Register Of Ccuyeyauces
Clergy.
Members Of the Bar.
Members Of Medical Societies.
RNoaries rubic
New England 3ociety.
Marshal.
Free Masous.
Grand Lodge and its Subordinate Lodges
Odd Fellows.
Grand Lodge and its Subordinate Lodges.
Charitable Societies.
HUerlian, st. Patrick.
St. Andrew, Howard.
German Temperance,
ScrUwfue,is Societies.
incorporated Institutions
and other Societies.
Sons Of Temperance.
HNrLor Master and Port Wnrders
Captains Of Vessels and Steamboats,
Strangers and Citizens generally.
Marshal.
Military Escort.
NoTCE-The 1914 and 1915 are requested to meet
at the City Hail O'Clock NJ Mayor
members Of the Common Council and Committee Arrange
ment and proceed thereon procession at Canal ST ee
By Of the COMMITTEE.
J il IN NE5,T nf6lLAHD, SchA'Fmon
E~ The Grand Marshal would respectfully direct
that intend joining The ceremonies Of the day
street, with the right resting Chaes towards
the river II O'clock from whence they will be by
Assistant Marshal to their position The procession
jas 2plt L. L. TRACY, Grand Marshal.
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r.. .Wn{itcrG.

r.. .WutE0F'G.
ia ........ Il q Y L = r K z z T........67
Has received by The last arrivals Europe very
scrtneu; n FAIL and WINTER GOODS. comprising RICH
BEONZ" and CHINA LAMPS, FAPIER NACHE WARE &
choice 10; Ct PLATED WARE Of ChtistoHa eu4e and Eng
list manufacturers fine C: Ware O! all kinds Toe. and
Travelling Boxes Cor Laa!e. AID GcitIt!ucu.
AIS O.
4 fine lot @: CT GI.@SS WARE, q al deec-triors
The public also ca lied to a fine as>c rert
Of CRUME CLOTHS aud IRUGt3ETS superior qualify ard
Ct the largest diner soIs.
Always cn hand large a: splendid seek o: FURNITURE
and iI1n.
Old Oak Ecoh Gases hair, French Mirrors ace assert
mer Of Curtain S;uHs aid CIaren., nF> Tuc!s Window
Shades, Ctc.. etc.
e~ Best Purified COLA OIL for C.rcaI and Moderator
Lamps. JrO onlgt
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nS~NonsinottoM for the l.e-.sIas,.rc.-F1sr,
"ooi'phlpuE, ESQ., will he supported by the American
party i'll New orleas as candidate to FIJI the vacancy in the
nesSe' caused by the resignation of r. W James ESQ
o. H"' n"u n'uSh experience Legislator
Kentucky and is ready debater o n in psrIagertav
proceedings Ion a.
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Cheap Dry Goods.
Camp Street

is5. .....,....... Camp Street ...............Is5
The Ladies are invited TO call ana examine MY Winter stock
now selling Al Greatly Reduced Prices.
SILKS
AT Iae "c and Il Oper yarGc have scIir a 20
per cent. higher prices
EN- ROlDERIES.
I'Ieh Embroidered Swiss aid Jacouct COLLARS:
Embroidered liANDKERCHIERS, SKIRTS and BANDS;
NNlenciennes COLLARS aaI SLEEVES; Misses COLLARS;
Embroidered Swiss and JaCune SETS
RlMMINGS, etc
Rich Black and Coorcd FIRM ES-au widths.
Black Bugle LACE and Bl-Ie GIMP;
SILK Velvet and Fancy Plush TRIMMING.
SASH, Bell and Bonaet RIBBONS, etc
HORACE HARDY,
jas 2p6t 80.
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To the Ladies'.
q BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS!

M r. S. e. N OBLF, #
No. I33 Dryades street,
Directly opposite the Market, is selling
Fine FRENCH MERINos. all colors, 81 a yard
. Good BLACK SILK S a, 81 u yard; 80 - -.-t
PLAID at IS cents yard;
Rich PLAID MERINos, all wool, at 70 cents yard;
TARTAN Pl.A1DS at so cents yard;
Rich sly DE LsI rs, all WOOL so cents q yard;
Rich PRINTED DELA1NEs, style at 20 to IS cents
yard; '..#-sar-
Plaid silk and Wors:ed r0PL1Ns ut 80 4Qc per ward;
Rich CASHMERES, Style al Is cents yard;
keal French CALlCOES, extra rich, at So dress;
2hO yards CALICO fast colors, at 10 cents yard:
80 pieces A Bleacted COTTON At 10 cents N ward. -
100 BED BLANKETS. from 81 IS to $40 pair: .g-r-
500 BED COMFORTS, all sizes, 81 25 to 81 each;
100 LADIES' CICAkS and TAI.MAS. from s. 10 SIN.
CLOTH for CLOAkS, TX yards wide a, 81 30
TO 81 yard
Together with large stock Of EMBROIDERIEs RIBBONS
and TRIMMINGS;
And general assortment Of Staple Fancy DRY GOODS
1T the lowest prices.
..... e.. ..... ... E. NOBLE,
J"- . D . l. ID 2p 1873 Dryales street.
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Dissolution Of CopGrsnershtp.

The cCpHEtucTshp heretofore existing between the shscri
nnder the firm of BRUSH CO. is ihis cay dsso h,
n ;' to'He'; Ether party will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New York, November !, lsiG.
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BBNEFIT OF Mrs. CHERRI.-The very agreeable
and entertaining comedienne Of Clisp's Gaiety, Mrs
Cherr takes her first benefit in this country at that
establishment on Saturday evening next. She offers
an entlcng bill for the occasion. She will appear as
Letstia Hardy in The Bellies Stratagem," and as
the Latte Jockey in the farce of Youth, Love and
Folly Make note Of this, all who wish to secure
an excellent Saturday evenings entertainment.
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- ''''SRs W rIOsV CuflsEitutIOms have
been ruined and their systems poisoned by use Of ecr
should give the following their earnest attention
DR.. Giles, Newton Hamilton Pa Nav ISL saia q, -
used myself half adoaen bottles Hosflnds German pt.
for Liver Complaint and diseases a nervous character |
ing from tie use Of mercury poisoned afflicted with
spasIns om the of This latter article The German R
is the first article from which obtained any relief have also
given the aFtie!s TO many dyspepcs the most
salt. think many bottles will cure me See udyer
tisement. dl5 o,,,,su
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1857.

"a The officers Of the steamers J. c. Swon, Mich.
gan and L. NJ Kenneth have our thanks for Ia te
papers from 81. Lauis and Louisville BbtAeaH
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The Rug0ssc Kettle Train and

The Rug0sSc Kettle Train and
FURN.4CE.
The subscriber is prepared to close contracts with full
guarantee to take of crops with iILNANS PATENT BA-
GASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN with consllmp.
non OF Wood Lot 70 exceed onehaf per hogsead for the
entire boiling OF The juice Sugar per
FOR both grinding TIE Cane boiling the iuce into Sugar
he management of the Basssc Kettle Train precisely tc
same us that required for the Kettles employing an equal
number OF hands to clean the u The Furnace the
attendance of but hand, }agasse never touched
after il enters the Furnace
For further particulars, inquire of
SAM. H. GILMAN,
N,.,I-.a e.ro,,
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Geo. W.. ESesCe.

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RROKER,
No. 50 ;Tchowpitoal:,s street,
New URLEANs, IA.
These ea!s HnC oilers WHO be plea ed 70 give me their
Enuiagc tuay be cd Of ny best Oh. to heir int
dr. 2gln GEO. W. BRUCE.
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Secondhand Fserustt.re Bought

Tie highest Cash Price pa! For al de spo:s Of Second.
Hd tU1Eitre. Persons leaving The y aud wishing
roseo their furniture, vii! find adyaluso 70 call o.
the undersigned.
A!sosecond hand sold syc @ get M repufsed
T. N. TOURNE,
u11 or.T-n
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K. F.. RtsCkcteu.

WATCH NJ AKEE,
No. Camp street.
Has hand large a.sortipcut Q! Pure StyERW ARE
which offered low that quality sold. PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, exc.
I,o, manufa order Silver ste,s Sets Pitch
ers, Trumpets etc Of t;y pattern jul 2r2m
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Wines and liquors,

l7..,..,.,....... ROYAL STREET,.,.. ~
ASuprly CT CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE III o1,-s
and ns constantly on hand which equal the best hs;
comes TO Ibis market.
Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALIrY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA Rnd sIlFBUv
WINES.
BRA DIES;
sAZERACr Of he Vintage 1895 1873 and 1909 srd cv
brands.
w SKY:
Or all ptions-~ScoCh, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints mud oE.r.s
Also :.
On @lG MY usual assortment of the best WINES nud H.
GUORS in he Market which will be sold en- ~. ,.,II
terms as any other house in the lily,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
~ -p'S No II Royui Street
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Great Reduction.
SILKS. SIIaL&S!. SILKS -.

Having received by late arrivals from dyre several Of
FANCY SILKS aud IL now faust advancing we
will offer them At reduced prices They consist part of
High Co,ored PLAID glaze at 50 cents:
and Striped ditto G5 ccE;s;
Supericr Striped and Ombre PLAIDS, at s..
Together with stock RICH SILKS which will be scd
at great reduction Of former prices date.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
jas 2pGt Is Caar.rcs street
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SensntoIts s Co.'s

EDAL PORTABLE TELES COPIES ,
Showing objects distinctly miles distant Also VEST
POCKET, OPERA and RACE-COURSE GLASSES, cheap al
s. Camp street, corner NHteheZ jas 2a&Wf
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Hosiery! Hosiery /!

We have just landing, ships Montnorekcy Meridian and
j g. Coster and Muouse large addition to our now we'll
assorted stock of HOSIERY and UNDER G GARMENTS con.
sng in every quality a:, Of Wuolen Cotton and silk
HOSE HALF HOSE and rs, Ladies' Men and Chill
dren all Of the hest styles rnake-al Of which will he
offered at extremely low prices.
GlQUEL & JAMESON,
las 2pft 1s rhor,raS -.
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s. r. ADAMS EDITOR. s
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest circulation
Of Country Newspaper in the South is respectfully
offered advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
..-
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE, will
be pnnctuRy attended to
kEFRANk A. BARTLETT for New Orleans. Ill 2ptf
II. StriHges' ) Co.,
IS ...............CAMP STREET ....,.........,. So
d R L S AND FROCK COATS.
large Of superior Black Blue and Fancy Co
lored French Glo'h. DIS 2pl5teud
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PARLoR MAGAzINE-We have received the first
number Of the New Orleans Parlor Magazine, edited
BY Mrs. ". E. Wilhemine MeCord, the well. known
poetess and sparkling writer We have not yet been
able to bestow upon it that attention its merits de-
serve; but so far as our examination has gone we
haYe NJ hesitation in saying that it should receive
general patronage. The present numberi is not what
future numbers will be, we are assured Mrs. McCord
has encountered many troubles in carrying out her
project and these considered, las succeeded wonder
fully we'll We wish her much success and commend
her publication to the liberal support of the public.
On some other occasion we may allude to this maya
zine in connection with Southern literature generally
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1If6 OrIsans Aailp Crescent.
sAsss .. EIxoE. TIT N @ WILLIAM R. AnAns
BY NIXON g ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. 70 CAMP STR EET.

a5A534tsh 955st ~ TERMS: a
he Crescent viii be regularly served to subscribers in the
city early hour every morning Sundays excepted for
go year, In avancs halfyeaiy and quarterly at the
rates, week, payable to the carriers
Advertisements, quarefrst insertion in all cases.
81 for every subsequent Insertion 30 cents
Advertisements the second charged 8 fof every
Insertion
advertisements published o. Intervals will charged 81
III square for every insertion III o.
advertisements Marked will be published one month,
longer and charged accordingly OF sub
scrpon will be stopped until all arresrages paid at the
option Of the proprietors. H. III s-s s5s isgs3t, st5-
liberal Discount win be made TO regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT tK,a
Has circulation which renders desirable medium for adye
Users. As PAPER it circnlses largely reaching
many hundreds homes at early hour and being read
approach Of business hours consequently articles
q for family be advatageously published in its
Y, columns. H6g efilrta i3 49, 9ssa 5e .1az
THE WE EKLY CRESCENT
published every Monday morning s. year, invariably
sdvsnce Having extensive circulation throughout Lon
sna Mississippi, Arkansas Alabama, Texas and other
States presents favorable mode advertisers Of making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each Insertion. tH
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One Hundred and Ttccsefu-0uc

Canal strcct Union BAN; Padding,
Is not the only place in New where Alacia Teeth
are inserted bn j; is Of The places where by the the
hresi materials under hu,s gathered 1recen ears
periencc the attempt made combine safety beauty and
utility, in replacing lost ientures. is5 2p6t
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DAYLIGHT EXHIBITION AT THE CIRCUs.-Another
OF those recherche midday entertainments will he
given by Messrs. Spalding Rogers Circuses at the
Amphitbeater, at u o'clock today. These juvenile
and family reunions are exceedingly interesting and
the Immense crowds of little ones assembled on pre-
ylous occasions have presented the most beautiful
sights imaginable Praises of the performers of this
great establishment are in everybody's mouth and
the audiences are as distinguished for their fashion
and brilliancy as for their remarkable nuuuhers
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Southern .Niiitary .1cademy Lott
TERT.
C L A S S NJ =.

TERT.
CLASS NJ.
To be drawn in the city of MOBILE Alabama pubic,
SATURDAY, January TO- 1857, the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
JOHN HUETEI. W ". MCGUIRE, Esqrs., Commissioners
More than One Prize 10 every Ten Tickets
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THE BENEFIT BALL To-NIGHr.-Those who wish
to wind up the celebration Of patriotic holiday by
aiding benevolent object, in which they will thor
onghly enjoy themselves at the same time, will bear
in mind that tonight grand ball takes place at the
Orleans Ball Room on Orleans street. the proceeds of
which to be given to the two widow ladies of the
Third District whose only sons and supports. were
murdered together, aew weeks since Both the young
men--Fannin and Bennett wele useful citizens and
good fremen; and this benevolent move on the part
of their friends in behalf of their mothers should be
largely aided by the public. The ball will be a fine
one and though we don't like to be uncomsortably
crowded at balls we hope to find ourselves in regu-
lar jam at this one.
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TIE MAILs.--The mails via Mobile continue to ar
rive with their accustomed irregularity Yesterday
we received New York dates Of the 3Oth ut. There
will be due this morning the mails from that city of
the 3lst ult., and the LIST and I'd inst
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ENGLISH Cumucg GoGF.

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY TONS EXTRA QUAIL
ITE OF shp Jas Nesmith guaranteed equal any
imported. Deiiyeed to customers FREE OF CARRIAGE at
The price Of pIt:sburg Coal. by
c. A. MILTEN BERGER,
iAf an2t No N liInricr stren.
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Day GooDs AGENCY IN New YoRk.-Messrs John
syz Co.. No. Liberty street. New York are now tba
agents in this country for the celebrated printed acone lawn
and other fabrics of Dollfn Meig Co. Muhose France vs.
eier dry goods dealers to their card.
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ADJUSTMENTS ToNlGHT.-A fine variety of public
entertainments is offered fer the wind-up of the glo
nous eighth.
At the Orleans Theater, Meyerbcer's grand opera
of Jerusalem will be performed.
AT crisps Gaiety, Mrs. cher will appear in one OF
her protean pieces the Crisps will appear in The
Vampire; j. the orchestra will perform the national
airs; and grand tableau viii be exhibited renre
senting Gen. jackson at the Battle of Chalmette
At the St. Charles, Miss Agnes Robertson and Mr.
Bourcicault will appear in The Phantom and in
" Bob Nettles; )" and Mr.. Bowers will appear in
Crimson Crimes.'
AT Armory Hall, Matt Peel's troupe of Campbell
Minstrels viii give one of their delicious entertain
ments.
At spalding & Rogers Amphitheater, the great
triple circus will perform.
At Vannuchi's Museum, the fat woman fat baby
wax statuary and host of other curiosities NAV b,
seem
There will be three balls-one at the Orleans bal
room, one at the United States Hotel in the Ihirt
District, and one at Odd Fellows Hall.
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SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES !
y Representing Value Of Sic, OO0!!
To be Drawn by the Subscribers Shareholders sATuR
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Bargains

Bargains
III "a HE E< ~ On CD ED -
VARIETY ARTICLES, ETC, ETC, ETC,
AT I'RENCH'S.
100 Poydras street.
In consequence Of making change in my business am
Opposing OF my stock o! STAPLE FANCY DRYrOOpS
VARIETY ARTICLES, etc, at GREAT BARGAINS.
R.T. Please call and see ta2 2JG.
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II A = :. G Ps, etc.
y. BE-. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, la,
Practices lis Profession il branches in the PATtel o
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE
EAST and WEST FEL!C7An;A,
And SUPR EME COURT in New Orleans octIG2pu
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ASepOts,

DepOtS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE on ,,rrx,
GENUINE
BAr.LEE'S HiAGEGAL PAIN Ex,uR Crrnt,
a&2p Nos q or, Il, ,,tm,-.a,.-.,
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A FUNNY BooK.-Mr. JR B. Steel, No. 60 Camp
street, has sent US copy of the following Z" The
laughable adventures Of Messrs Brown, Jones and
Robinson; showing where they went and how they
went; what they did and how they did it." The
adventures are told in series of nearly 200 comic
wood engravings in which the miseres and pleas.
ures of travelling and sightseeing are most etectuay
burlesqued. The pictures in themselves will tickle
the children whilst their buresque will please grown
folks equally well.
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RE'. III. C0ose,s

AflOltNEl AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
Practices in Poine Coupee West Baton RoIVs and W., r.
ucafa Resdcuce, poine Coupee p, O.. Ia dso 2p8u,
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FIREHEN's CHARITABLE AssocIATIoN.-The Off
GERS elect Of this Association gave grand blowout
yesterday, at their office on Commercial Place. The
furniture Of the occasion consisted Of two mammoth
bowls Of Bostons' extra nectar, wellsuited to the
chilliness Of the weather, and table loaded down
with divers and sundry comestbles of the kind which
most tickle the palate and soace the gastric appa-
ratus. For several hours the place was crowded in
manner worthy the occasion, and the officers of the
Association we're kept agreeaby busy in reciprocatng
toass and sentiments with representatives of the fire
department at large the bench, the bar, the legsl
tnre, the press and visiting friends generally. A
great many excellent toasts given and responded
to, and had we gone there in reportorial ''fxa we
might offer a list Of them. One very neat toast was
this The four BIS of the Firemens Charitable AS:
sociation -Belanger, Beggs; Bradbury and Butler!'
AS might have been expected, this toast created
great buzz of admiration, and added much to the
honey Of the occasion Altogether, the celebration
was very pleasant one, and the compliments and
good will Of the guests seemed to cnch the under
standing of the fact, that the Fremen's Charitable
Association is the best protection the city ever had
against the ravages of the devouring element.
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OFFlCE-No. lis GRAyIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, SCALD-iIEAp, WurESvELuSs soBEs ard
ULCERS OF every description gpIv
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7 T y "
No. HI Commerce St.. Mobile. Ala.
Particular 0t'er'on paid MI kinds of WEST
4RN FRDDt ~. 'ov as Floss Baron, Whisky Fork Iafd
Oil, 6ruiI. Of al uts Hay, err etc
-EEFEEs
Nesss PoDi"roy Marshall 4 Ulrick Clam h. lain
60, Mobile, Ala: a. W. Newton {. Co., Carroll Prtrad
&C., Henderson reIe, Orlca7, I; John SwF.eyk Co
ltMl,.e., pniis 4 60. l,!ciL.r.i. OHM
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Thrift, ktTs y Co..
Boots, Shoes and Broeuns.

At WHULESALF.
Plantations supplied Prime ni.rfirg BOOTS Russell
ERNGAES, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Gag,
geachy HATS, at Tie lowest market prices by
FROST 4 Co,
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EmhrOitfeFies and Faces.

E<HFH5~UttttF'ftS NTtT EIEItS.
Real Malinos LACE SETS, from $50 to 8 20;
NRlcncicnnes Collars and Sleeves;
Embroidered Jncore Collars and Sleeves s. 20 70 SO;
SWISS S. 70 $50;
Collars for Misses;
Real I'll ad Lace Wells, $40 10 $50:
Points $50 20 $3.50;
Embroidered Linen Cambria ti&udketchiesS;
Pillow Cases;
fNCCre Roles;
Ptt;icoats;
Dresses for Infants:
Shirts for Boys and Misses;
French Worked EdgiIgs and ILser;;ues;
English Embroidered Bands
Vashcenne EdEngs ard lns"rtirgs 20c $50 iQr yard
Black Thread LRccs, 4Gc 10 $50 per yard
Gupure IHcts, black and whi.--aI dthg.
c. 4. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
IL ar.Im !, ,-trns .r.l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-08
II. StriNyer 5 Co.,
F.. SfrinGCr = Co.,

No. 81 CAMP STREET.
Just received, new styles of RAGLAN oyERCoATS;
SLEEVE TAlMAS;
dis 2pI5teod Rich Plush and silk Velvet VESTS.