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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
OFFICE OF TILE ASSISTANT TREASURER, U. s.

CEvFNTU WARD BANK.-NEW YORK, DECEMBEF
- - Is5-Forty sixh divicndThe President and Dircc
tore have dividend Of i've 80 per cent
payable and after the "a O. January next By order OF thu
board. A. =. FRASER, cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

CAnEMY or MuSIC-OPERa AND CONCERT.
N 1HAIBERo LAST APPEARASCE BUT ONE
will take place
MONDAY Npxr, Orc -
jointly with ..
when Bcllini's celebrated opsrn of
7 PJRIfANI
will be given the evening for hc frss and only
this season. with - .-
MADAME LA GRANGE,
LABOCRTTA. - CASTER aud
CARL roRMEs
Ia his celebrated role Of Georgia.
NOrIcr.--The public respectfully Informed that
A GRAND TESTIMONIAL
In honor OF
Mr.. THaf,BfRD,
On the occasion &C his
FARFw ELL, APPEARANCE
Before the public Of New York.
viii be riven Saturday, Jan when the VIII
attractions such have been offered 70
public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26
SALES AT AUCTION

UCTION NoTICE.-THE SALE OF DIAMONDS AMI
"A gold jewelry watches, silver and plated ware &C.
j. Davis No ~ Chatham street. viii be continued daily com
snencing l0S O'Clock a. NJ until the whole is dis
posed Of HERTS MOSS, Auclioneers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-26

cl old COMMISSION HOUSE, SOC BROADWAY
sNl. This reliable and well known house IL prepared q
usual, TO advance liberal amounts diamonds lewcry
watches pianos dry goods and all kinds Of merchandise
ed. y. MkGDUfF.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

SELLING LOTTERY TIcKETsThe espediency lcraizrg and
taxing the sale of lottery tickets is much discussed seeHhous
present We should rot be surprised bill 10 that effect
TO be introduced the ensuing session Of the Legislature The
law regard TO selling lottery tickets Stands present, is
but dead letter the statute bookIEveuiH Picayune
The Picayune is in error. The Legislature can do
nothing towards "legaizing and taxing the sale of
lottery tickets in this State. The Constitution i'm
perativey prohibits any legislation the subject,
either by b or otherwise. Article lib of that in
strument reads follows "No lottery shall be au-
thorized by this State and the buying and selling Of
lottery tickets within the State is prohibited
The only mode whereby the purchase and sale Of
lottery tickets be legalzed is by altering the Con
sttution. 1t is quite simple to do this provided the
people willing Article III clearly points out the
way in which the Constitution can be amended. For
the general information append brief synopsis
Whenever an amendment or amendments are pro-
posed, the same must be agreed to by twothirds OF
the members elected to each house, to be entered on
their journals and the yeas and nays taken thereon.
Then the Secretary of State shall cause the amend
ment Or amendments to be published in French and
English in every parish in the State in which a news
paper is published, three months before the next gen.
eral election, and the shall be submitted to
vote Of the people at such election and if a majority
of the voters approve and ratify said amendment
amendments they are to become part and parcel of
the Constitution. ."sE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

IA Something New Under the Sun The
latest specimen Of The inventive genius Of universal
kee nation, is Rasays combination door
for houses The specimen alluded arrived The city
days and he the Mechanics Exchange,
81 Charles street II patent within the last year took
gold medal al The far of the American York,
won prize at The St Louis Fair and has already
siyely put into use in New York Missouri other States,
From an examination Of the article y0u would pronounce
better suited to houses in Louisiana than any other part
the country II may he raised and lowered Ike widow
opee and shut like double door,
opened the top section may be lowered ground is
III short the admirable convenient coIryance for
ventilation ever invented The weghpUeys attached to
the hinges wicn Of course Eoveabe sliding up down
N grooves freely and smoothly and he side Sases when
Closed, as firmly Joined If they one sa.h
more thor ugh description Of the rot be made
"hoatt of technic.es which but builders would
understand The merit of the Invention at once qppa
ie' 10 every eehode In addition admirable qualities AS
ne.H"'eF, IL is handsome durable cheap and 10 one
residence should omit seeing forming his own
e' " It receives the favor msr.:, ii will be in
extensive use in New Orleans
oil the invention exhibition Mechanics
IN Charge ef Nj. W. =. Wells, who Will give all
heeos information in regard it, and dispose Of rights for its
sac in State, city town. a., a.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

STEAMSHIPS OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT Con-.
rANY.-By slip from the New York Express, we
learn that the proper court in that city has appointed
receiver in the of the creditors of the Access
sorry Transit Company, on the four steamers-say
Northern Light, Star of the West Prometheus and
Daniel Webster. The latter vessel Com. Vanderbilt
is directed to bring back into the jurisdiction Of the
court, which direction he will, matter Of course
obey as speedily as practicable.
We regret exceedingly the mshap that has befallen
the Daniel Webster. The purser of the Louisiana,
who arrived yesterday morning from Indianola via
Galveston, reports the Webster having arrived at
Indanola Friday, the 9th inst, and that at night
during the tendency of severe nother, she dragged
her anchors and went on shore. She was, doubtless
got off without any serious damage happening to her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14
TOfstb0fa of $4,000,
OR
SALE BY SHARE OF II, GOO DIFFERENT ARTICLEsll
Representing Value of Sic, OO0!!
To Drawn the Subscribers Shareholders on SAIuh
u L.,


SALE BY SHARE OF 600 DIFFERENT ARTICLES ! !!
Representing Value of Sic, 000!!
To Drawn the Subscribers Shareholders on sATuk
DAY, Jan. 81, 1857
Price Of Ticket.
400 TICKETS GIVEN TO THE ORPHANS OF THIS CITY
The Drawing will be made in the presence of the Admnsra
tors of the Asylums.
This Tombola will include 800 principal Prizes Of v0ne rs
follows
Prize IA HOUSE AND LOT renting annually for $500, sit
pated Rampant street, No TO- between Cont and Bienve
streets.
plan of the said may at the Librare Nou'
velle, 107 Charities street.
Prize "a Magnificent PIANO, of the very best manufac'
ture.
Prize ga New BUGGY and a Splendid HORSE, with New
Harness.
Prize A PICCoLo PIANO, fully guaranteed.
SECOND SERIES.
A Beautiful DIAMOND SET.
large lots of SILVER WARE consisting Of Table and Des-
Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons etc.
10 lots composed of 10 Beautiful GOLD WATCHES, of va
rious makes and Prices.
80 SILVER WATCHES, also of various values.
20 Gent and Ladies' GOLD CHAINS.
20 GOLD BRACELETS, of assorted patterns
THIRD SERIES.
90 Of Handsomely Bound BOOKS CT the best Authors
20 of WORKS OF ART viz statuettes Steel, Ltho-
graphic and Photographic Engravings-the whole with
suitable Frames, etc.
FOURTH SERIES.
$50 lots consisting Of Brooches Pins Sleeve Collar and Shirt
But:ors. Porte Monnaes in mother pearl she'll etc
Meerschaum Pipes, Bronze, Porcelain, Crystal and nu'
other Fancy Articles.
As the Of the Prices they will comprise various ar
ces equal value and all of utility and they will be de
vered the subscribers according their choice from among
different articles they exhibited hereafter to he
announced in the manner for facility OF access
The whole will represent real value Of $4,000 with 10 fur
Their reduction than that Of the which the carrying
of the enterprise will necessarily involve, will be proved by
the value which will be marked npon every article.
The articles will be exhibited from and after THURSDAY
January |, 1857, the IBRAIRIE N0UVEIIE l01 Char
street where shares may procured do 2ptJa3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tickets!
Whole Tickets, So Halves, S., Quarters, 81 20.

Prizes amounting
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S., Quarters, 81 80
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the succeeding Numbers 10 fsa
drawing the first prizes will be entitled to the "a Approx"
nation Prizes, according TO the scheme.
5000 Prizes $40 win be determined By the last figure OF lie
number that draws the $4,000 prize For example Ii The
number drawing the $40 prize ends with Nc l. then all thu
tickets where the ends in will be entitled to I'D AZ
the number ends then all the tickets where the ATM
Der ends in will be entitled to $40, and SO on TO D.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
As by this Scheme Ticket 10 guaranteed 10
draw $40 we will sell Certificates Packages of 10 Itkcis
consecutive numbers tie following rates. which IS Tie E
them
All that they draw over guaranteed aesruss 70
the purchaser.
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets sdS
:. 10 Half .....'...... MI
=. 10 Quarter .....-.....- Is
1t will he perceived by this plan that ioT so the purcaT
has certificate 10 tickets when if he buys tickets he st
only ret for that Whoc thus by bGyug certificates In
has four for the larger PrizesRvt and Qz-
ter Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
The list drawn and Prizes viii be sen. 10 pt1.
chasers Immediately after the drawing
r-Prize Tickets caed in other tickets ehfr
Office.
p- Orders for Tickets be addressed either to salSei
Swan Box Sc S, oSt-Ofice, New Orleans or TO
S. SWAN Il CO., Atlanta, Ga,
nlo 2pd&w Or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14
Blank Books! Blank Books!

TO MERCHANTS-M Merchants in want Of BLANK BOOKS
will do well TO give call to the STATIONERY STORE
81 Chares street. where they will find the greatest assortment
that has been offered to the public.
Among which Ledgers Journals Cash Books and Day
Books Invoice Books Account Current Books Record Books
Minute Books, Petty Ledger Order and Memorandum Books
Pass Books, of all Sizes from Imperial Cap Folio
and Quao bound extra Russia ends and bands full Sheep;
Cloth half bounds made with English American French
best laid and papers.
These Books will be sold such Low Prices induce
cry one 10 buy.
The stock of BLANK BOOKS from last fall will be sod at
COST PRICE.
Merchants will also find at the place all kinds of Fancy
STATIONERIES for office use, and also newly invented
INKSTAND very useful for Offices banks insurance compa
mics, etc. For sale by
.,.. .'.E P. DUREL & CO.,
jas 2ptf 81 Charres street.
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II. u. French,


Is still disposng Of his stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, JEWELRY, WATCHES and Y VARIETY ARTICLES
at GREAT SACRIFICES.
Ne Call AID examine the stock. JAZZ 2p6.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14
p Complimentary Benefit
o MRS. CRISP, BY THE COMPANY.

GAIETy THEATER, January g. 1857.
We the undersigned members of the above establishment
DESTROYS showing and consideration the wife of
our Manager W H. Crisp, for her uniform professional
kindness regard for her private excellence
Ourselves pleasure of offering erv for Compliment
AIRY Benefit rendered that lady early evening
most convenient Mr. Crisp for manifestation
WIN. naylge Humphrey Bland, Jno. Davis Fred n Thayer
Vincent Caroline Meyr, j. v Bowes Peter G. Mohan
j. English John Hickmott and wife, j. l.. Howard Mr. j. H.
Quinan W B. Chppendale Carleton Howard j. W. Guest
Tho HYDE NJ DeCoursey and Assistants H. keyser, O. A.
Darlington, N Gnegle, the Misses schooleott Francis
McIane, James Noap Assistant Scenic Artist NJ Bouet See
mic Artist Meyer Leader of Orchestral Henry Obelng
Miss Emma Courtney Mrs Covngon, Mr.. William c. Steeman
the Machnis of the Theaer, and the following gentlemen his
ASSISTANTS Mr. Alexander, Richard Moore Joseph Ernest
Benjamin Sever H. Ferado, Joseph Norton John Holiness
John Perkins.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

managed GOODS.
Is5................ CAMP STREET
The undersigned will offer TUESDAY, the 18th instant
large Of DRY GOODS. slightly damaged by
during the fire his the 9th inst.
GR f T L A 4 G A l Ms
VIII be offered in
EMBROIDERlES,
SILKS, LACES,
MERINOS. CASIIMERES,
DE LANES, FEIvETS
FRENCH PRINTS.
CLOAkS, TAIMAS
GLOVES, PARASOLS,
TRIMMINGS, ETC., etc, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
j4l2 2p6t 1856 Camp street.
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a JuygNILE MAsouEnApE.-A iuyenile aisgaise

a JUVENILE MAsQUERADE,-A juvenile disguise
party, of brilliant and delightful description
Monday night at the residence Of welknown private citizen
Among the children those Of the Consul
all in elegant Sevilan costume with slight adnixture
Greek There great many other beautiful dresses con
spcuous among which most fascinating Daughter
the Regiment gallant French Guard, and Marquis
regime of Louis Fifteenth the latter being blue velvet
decidedly the star of the party All the this party
made by Madame Gcux the celebrated cosumer
1l2 Cont street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

CRISIS GAIETy.-Beneft Of Mrs. Crisp.-A fine
bill is offered at the Gaiety tonight for the benefit of
MIS- W. h. Crisp the whole strength of the COM
pany IN Bourcicaults comedy of London Assn
rance Mrs. cheri in her protean piece of the
: Lutte Jockey" Mile. Katarine in fancy dance
and the Gaiety offering Waltzes, performed by the
Orchestra. Mrs. Crisp has been valuable and popu.
lar member Of the Gaiety company thus far, and we
hope to see her receive such benefit as she deserves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14
Wanted to Purchase.


STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. For particulars
uuire al This Office iRlN %
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l-.--s
''V"s s V"sS' IL certainly has been with those who
d. hos'efers celebrated Stomach Bit,ers sc.,cs1, loy
passes We are informed that the Doctor does mt So
some recent hearts;ricken and soietous parent brc
ireHa some testimonials OF deep and gratitude for
his agency in restoring 10 health woned yvo sor "a
dred For the cure of dyspepsia, aa;uency consultation @
OF appetite and all bilious tendencies speedily corrected
by the Of these Bers per directions on boIe Ss M
druggists everywhere r;,,s f,r,,,,-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

been runed and Their systems poisoned by use Of mercury
should give Ike following their earnest attention:
Dr. Giles, Newton Hamilton Pa May 1851 said 81 have
used myself bottles of Hoeand German Biters
for Liver Complaint and diseases of character result
ing from the of mercury was poisoned and afflicted with
spaSns from the of this latter article The German Brs
the first article from which Obtained any relief have also
given The article dyspepc with the most sanitary re-
Nse~eh'. dis ?plm6W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14


SCREWMEN's BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. = Henry
Bier ESD Treasurer of this large and useful beneyo-
lent organization, has favored us with copy of the
Historical Synopsis of it, which was compiled and
published the occasion of its sixth anniversary on
the 25th of November last The society was organ
lied in November 1885, for twenty years. Its aim is
mutual benefits, and pleased to know that this
aim has been most happily carried out. The society
has augmented in numbers from year to year, and
now occupies foremost rank in the brotherhood of
benevolence; numbering 400 members - all hard
working By the synopsis before us, we perceive
that since its organization the society has lost forty
nine members by death, whom 1t has buried, with the
exception Of several lost by drowning. The synopsis
also contains the poem of Mr. Bigney, entitled the
Song Of Labor" and the address of Samuel G.
Risk, Esq, delivered on the last anniyersary-both
excellent things of their kind In tile address we see
it stated that no less than $4,000 has been contribu
ted to the association by its members since its organ
cation $4,000 of which was appropriated TO the
relief of sick and distressed members $500 for
incidental expenses; and $4,000 for burias. This is
credtable in the highest degree for society of only
400 members.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

The BALL TOMORROW NIGHT = Gentlemen in
tending to invite ladies to the Young Mems Society
Masked Ball, to take place at Odd Fellows Hall to-
morrow night must bear in mind that to-day is their
last chance to hand in the ladies' names to the com
mittee. The committee meet this evening for the
last time, and after that it will be impossible to pro-
cure an invitation.
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~. .4fUiit Lt0ud's

STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD DIRECTORY
Disasters on the Southern and Western
Waters.
CEEA p EDITION.
At Fifty Gents.
iVvV Copies will be Issued February 25h, 1851 positively IL
New Orleans
F advertisements will be taken. This number is posi-
livery all that can he taken for this edition
Those DESTROYS of having their cards Inserted will rIas NJ,
dress " i $40
W. ALVIN LLOYD,
80 -" Cresceu: office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

GUIoN's RAzoRs.--With all who are accustomed
to the luxury the necessity of shaving themselves sharp
and finely tempered article importance
Mr. Guion the of ST. Charles Streets
dsposng Of extra article in line made to his orde:
and stamped with his warranted silver steel
razors" Each razor is sold with excel
fence. See the card relative thereto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

&. II. R0yries'e ) Brother,
No. 20 CHARITIES STREET,
lave received by arrivals from France the following
D R Z s S G o D S!
Flounced SILK ROBES with fringe;
with velvet trimming;
Chere Founced SILK ROBES;
MORE Antique
Black MORE ANTIQUE, from s. to Sc per yard
Plain TAFFETAS, all coors;
Black SILKS, plain and fgureG-a perfect assortment;
Small Check and Plaid SILKS;
Printed PONGEES and FOuLARDS;
English and Canton CREPES;
Flounced BAR kGES. for Even ng Dresses;
VALENCIAS, POPLINS, ETC., etc.
Being DESTROYS of reducing stock SILKS H. from
this date sell them much reduced prices.
C. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER.
Black six VFLYETS for Coak, all widths from 81 IS
Sl4 per yard.
c. A. BARRIERE & BROTHER, ..
d3 2plu 70 Charres street.
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as- MI. HI Bullay, purser of the steamship Phila
delphia, has again placed US under obligations for
usual fayors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

AE- We are under obligations to the purser of the
steamship Louisiana, for Galveston papers, copy of
manifest, etc.
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a9- To Mr.. DaCosta, parser of the steamship
Calhoun, who came passenger in the Philadelphia on
his way from Vera Cruz, we are indebted for papers
from that city. IA @ 4s
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Asn WrItaus Aailp Gr,sftnt.
sAzn 0. HIxoN. wIiIiAn =. AhA.'
BY NIXON g ADAMS.
OFFICE, NO. ~ CAMP STR TT.

ssGH TERMS:
hc Crescent will be regularly served 70
eity at an early hour every morning Sundays
$40 YEAR In advance; hafyeary and quarterly " Nv
ssrue rates o. 10 cents week. payableto the CAREER.
per squarehrst insertion u =
~ n for every subsequent insertion, 80 cents
sv.rtiseeus on the second page are charged ''
insertion. -. ,,.,ros 4, No.,
at intervals viii q = PEI
Y pouare for every insertion. seq -.x =
Arrangements not Marked will be pnbsheo one month"; OF
. Ir,rer and charged accordingly no advertisement OF sno
,pon viii be stopped until Al sSrearsges are Po al ne
Sptsoa Of the proprietora 4 b
ysberal Discount Will be made to regular advertisers
= THE DAILY CRESCENT
which reners 1t desirable medium for sdrer-
srs a. FAuIr PAPER it crculates largely, reaching
hundreds homes early hour and being read
beore the approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may be sdvanageousg published in its
columns. sgT $500
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
n puthed every Monday morning at s. year invariably In
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
sssna Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and ether
aes 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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Geo. W.. Bruce.

MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RROKER,
No. SO Tchoupitoulas street,
NEw ORLEANS LA.
IHoe friends rd others who 'ay be pie give me their
patronage, may MY aeu ons 10 their interest
dis 2Flm GEO. W. BRUCE,
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French,

AT THE BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT,
jal2 2p6t NJ. 3 81. Charles sire.
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The STAR OF THE NoRTH."-This great opera
is to be repeated at the Orleans heater tomorrow
night Those who wish to enjoy the opera to the full
should secure their seats today.
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To the Ladies.
Bar GAENS I'M DRY GOODS!
M S. E. NOBLE.

M S. E. NOBLE.
No. 1873 Dryades street,
Directly opposite the Market, is selling
Fine FRENCH MERINos, all colors at 81 g yard;
Good BLACK SILK S a, 81 yard;
PLAID at IS yard;
Rich PLAID MERINOS, nil wool, at 70 cents yard;
TARTAN PLAIDS at 80 cents yard;
Rich styles DE LANES, all wool, so yard;
Rich PRINTED DELAINES, new STYLE at 20 TO Is cents
yard;
Plaid Silk and Worsed POPLTNS, 80 per yard;
Rich CASflMERES, new style, at . cents yard;
Real French CALIC0ES extra rich, at So dress;
2N0 yards CALICO, fast coors, at 10 cents yard;
80 pieces A. Bleacted COTTON, at 10 cents yard;
100 BED BLANKETS from 81 IS to SO pa-
800 BED COMFORTS, all sizes 81 Is to s. each;
100 LADIES' CLOAkS and TAT.MAS from 81 to S11;
-... CLOTH for CL0AKS, y. yards wide, at 81 50
81 yard.
Together with large stock Of EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS
and TRIMMINGS;
And general assortment Of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS
TT the lowest prices.
E. N 0 B L E,
ja2 S s y 70 Up l33 Dryades street.
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BRECKENRIDGE CoAL.-Messrs. Creevy & Farwel
at No % Nachez street selling breckenridge camel coal
SIS ton s25 barrel delivered This cheap for thu
state Of the weather.
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MS WARRANTED SILVER STEEL
r. a z O 1 3

Each sold with guarantee, be exchanged
if it should please the purchaser They finely
pered they will shave the difficult boards with the
greatest ease.
as- Each Razor is stamped TF. GUIoN, warranted. Sold
wholesale and retail, at L.. g.5s
,s.~..".fsg it, GUIONiS, sEa S
ial4 INST = corner ST.. Charles and Canal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-14

On Tuesday morning. the 18th nst after angering Illness
ILIAMCHAMBERs youngest son Of Psrmelia a. and Jas
II. Wheeler. S Msf
Norfolk Herald and Louisville Journ please copy