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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25
DIR. s. r. SHORT, DENTIST,

& HAVING HAD OVER Is YEARS Ex-
Su1111Y PERiEycE, OF WHICH HE PRAcTIcED IN THR
CITY CLEvELAND he feels confidence in his ability
to render that aid to his patients which the nature of the
science demands. p Dr. Short has had great expert
in the treatment OF the irregularities of Chdrens
Teeth. Fremont, Dec. 4, 1857.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25

NORTHERN DIVISION via. sandusky.-Going Vest, DAILY
Sundays Ercepted.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25
ksk = M ~
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

10, 1868, trains Will run as follows;
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwak.-COing B'esf Daily,
Except Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
alss bp Aus,icu.
Ioas 5, Brrr,, Anctiose-r

loas 5. Brrrs, Anrsio.e-s
A UCTlON NOTlCE.-Large Ssle At Crv,&,
"A Psl.r.--qnar- of WROUGHT and CAST IRos!sSG
CHINkRN. xe.-oERARD. BErrs Co vii .,,i ~ "a
DAY, Nov To- at oosok a, CryrA. Pslso.,a Is, -.
u the - Iuiss'oarso ae sinking .aj n. irau N.s,,
Ac. saved IRON the late fre oon. OF .s,., =. .nsJ
NfySsh1 sne ss f.r parts Of Mshinrfy larS- Irs 60
oss fipe Lac ZIP, Eoonrx Tn. sc. To. sA.s vi 49,
<'y t' cs.a IA iois as pr catalogue b, The w.
ter' r~turps The whole pr-o.se. eaI h- watched
hc.ivf oa~ evt .ses toe day o sale the proprry
81 the fisk" pic cha.-Ts fron .hs time S.e Caaorss -
TIE ~ lrr,- .. Arl he Iron be rA.-uir-a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

IA llue.5ssl k.ENIN9, NJ, i6 tae c,ls,tl. ~ 10 20
gar; OIL PAINTINGS now op eSailtca AZ No Isl ~
way. Ttce tN' been selected v:A sraa ca-. In y,ss.
Germany daring ta- Ia, war m sort.d on - -
Irrert Artuu r, ard are pew cslfGsL:y or.e 20 ~ ~. ~
ben equal 10 any cpee'tn Il racd-r. r., ,er, hss
rrr.ent'd os oomp.ti.ion IN ,ti. cty A n..
ReAh,u P.curs, Low IN tie Lou1smbosrs 0,lsr, -
irclr Bed u the salr. IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

STATE OF CosSscrcur, FAIRFIELD COUNT
suPgkIoR CovRr, August Term, 1883
Upon the complaint of the Bank Commissioners
u of said State this Court hsh appointed FREDERICK
WILDMAN of Danbury and WILLIAM A. JUDD OF bethst
RFCFIVFRS OF tire HATrERS' BANK Of said Bethel and
hath limited appointed till the Dth day OF Noyenoes A.
s creditors said Bank their s<Nns
the same 70 sad Receivers all claims no. presented within
the time 90 limited will be barred Test
AMOS 5. TREAT. Clerh.
The undersigned hereby ve notice the Creditors oi me
Hsers present claims against the same 10 ns
the Banking House Of sAd Bank Bethel 10
Fairfield County pursuant the above Decree before
the Sth cay II November A. ID. lS,a
FREDERICK s. WILDMAN, n .c.,v.r,
WILLIAM A. JUDD, NeN''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Jos> LsNsos, Auc,ioue~r
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE os oyr

" PAlNTlSGs.-JoaN LEVI on A,et,.o.., u, Va ".
tae spsi lou, ssesToOu No 81 Buaiwsy lop,s,, - -
or NFDNFspsN MORNING Nov H. rn'r~.,,s s AZ =. -
O'clock the super5 collection OF Gnr OIL pAtyrtS,S
ever b reG public sale Tnes- pAir,ir, - ~,
mounted n Eod ls frames, snd will ;. p,iiyr, a., -, -.
Lishes tiiGfr without reserve. In h. sa.s,,on ~, - .v
a .up. copy Of Res Bon eurs iiote ps, s-o 50 %
irs xyn of Tie Fortune T-leF snal pxa,. a., a.
Puca-r; Wahius.on Ia Cniern; ms.nic cett L.aa,ps,M
uarW ts.. Snm-f- snd otbvi noted aadscap- p.,s,rs
superb Fruit fesss, by Roeeu tas mscsae Coae.psss
after Ngrlo; Nosh aud j, faliy N the Ak. lsi AID -
two Daughters o1 pau,.ns; hns Cel. pieces. ~
Coop.r s.o great vsTiety OF other gcasins %
es'itg subjects. suitshl- too PER e. cAbpe n
public ecnno.,seGrs aIe respectfully Invited ~ attend u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
A. NJ Mssw,s, Aac.ons1r
pY BANGS, MERWN g. Co. rrAAs.

~ Boors Nc. Is PNk
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Nov r. nto oco,.
PRIV ATE LAW LlBaARl.--A v.lg,bl- s,i.,s"eS
pris.s f. se,s Of sed Ts ard variors R-por,. i
uon Law and kgwty sut Adnlrst, Report. -" " e'e
Ds.sts, Counlertsfes, Tress<. fl.rnu,,-, W. ~. ssN
Aso aa- Mahogany De.a Casalosse, may &, l.I aS
sz.esTo1,ss. " -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Or1IcE La cxos.s AID Mnwag.rs RA,lso.D Co,

OyYIce La Csosss AKp MnwAuxEs RALsoApC Co,
Nxw YoRx Sept 10, iSS
AyOTJCE is hereby given to the holders "' toe
~ FIRST NORTGAOf LAND GRANT BONDS Of ire
IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE X K Co.. tass zoe unart,
srrS Authorized to fund the August pastdge Coupons u
sld Bones par by giving In exchange therefor the SINKING
S1nd Bond. Of the Company At seventy cents 70 ae do
tne n uiIes rosd and upon all is deposits ands rsn'
:hs. rolling stock and al other real and PesosA prop
,rty belonging said COMPANY; ,,sr
A. c GUENISUN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
miscellaneous.

CtTOVE POLISH.--A very superior article ~
- c,, r.e. I, |. clean durable and brilliant aud eHss
arytlns OF the kind in the market It. Il a'o ssss,x
lsbor QUARTERMAN a SON, ia Jo6u-s'. Sswfoh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Honsce an6 farms Uaue6.

A NY PERSON having HOUSE, or HOUSE
"A and FIRHITUkF In a good lorsiiou in Sew.yofk or
Broksp value elbos0 $Jcop unbered whch
10 is dp5sd SELL for half clsh ,7d ha IN goo1 sst.
NAV apply at the Office Of the AMERICAN TRADES COM
PAEY, Nos. q aud - frsnkfOrts-
EARM WANTED.-Wsnted to hire, with the
Il privilege of purchasns. FARM Of abont 80 sere',
within 1875 miles NswYork land must b. good. ADDRESS
CHARLES WILSON ysse Coiunbis Con y, N. Y. stating
price and convenience New York Price not TO
c<ed S3 90
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
BniI0ing Alateria!s.

BnilOing 1tlaterials.
GLAZED Stoneware Drain. Pipes-2 10 l--inch
~ br-from foot. Gsrnkirk ard American Chin
neyPots Vases ststnsry &c. l. l. Pottery depot az Nsau
TT'HE DORCHESTER
OLIVE FREESTONE COHPANY
From their immense qusies Ia New Brunswick covering
sarce Of square mes viii for any quantity andss
BEAUTIFUL FREZsroNE
4 which the AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK,
Broadway and Cedar-s.,
NETWORK TINES BUILDING,
Parkr
CONTINENTAL BANK,
Eassaust,
MECHANICS BANK,
WsiLst.,
UNION INSURANCE BUILDING.
William and Cedar HA,
HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY,
Second sv.,
TILE STATE ARSENALS,
New-Yoik ard Brooklyn,
have beer recently butt toseher with osher n
these IN particular the Company refer specimens of the
oeone acknowledges 20 be the finest building material
America for color, durability and facility for
mental work CoR.ss executed for any Of the conneat
By application 1t the oce Of the Company No 50 Beaver,
opposite Demonco'a ROBERT MIDDLETON, Secretary.
Ne, the undsrsned, certify that the Of which
budnss contracted from the Dorchestsr Quaes
New BruIvci We hshly approve and admire material
snd believe be Of quality AID be.ssfs
~. eHEPHARD KNAPP
President Mechajc< Bank.
RAYMOND, WESLEY 1 ca,
New.York TimsA
W. 7. HOOKER,
President Cortire1ta Bal,
LEOPOLD EIDLITZ,l
THOS. K. JACKSON, Archstse.
j. M- TRIxBLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

4. J. BLEEcKEs, Aurtionoer -.
VALUABLE DOCK and WATER PRIV.
LEGEs-PEREMPTORY SALE, TO CLOSE A co..
CFRN-A. J. BLEECkER, son Il CO. viii sei oa Tuk8
DAY Nov. 10, at Il O'Clock. at tho Mer. Exch:
The valuable wharf the foot OF estst between Avenos
and the L. r. embracing font OF s feet inches fssss
bukhead OF 1916 feet At which the trsde Of fofnr
and Deshborhocd is trapsaced Tho eddes OF ess Sss
make this the safest nd dock property up town
The plot csmRIiy,s 10 lots and l5lco - 49,,
Terms tile perfect Maps At No Brosdse u1Nl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
professional Notireu.

Ofics for procuring
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
j. Z. PRISON, No. 8 WALL-ST., n. Y.
A pamphlet OF inf rmstion cent free By mail
DURR & LORD SHORTHAND WRITER'S,
ID No. lls Nasus. Official reporters the Uated
Sen from 1913 1854.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

DUSSIA SHEET IRON.-500 Packs, assorted
IL N-nr for SALE L. lots suit p.-chas-ua rllch lees
,AAa usrEr, pics ALEA A. THOMPSON, .l5 Wa.e.s.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
TOR INyEsTMENT.-We ohsi fOR 5AL;E Nh

V>OR INVESTMENT We offer FOX SALE
$50 80 Of Tie TEN PR CENT SIN ~ASNI AZ 80 -
eoN R0Nps of the CITY On DUBUQUE, Iowa S~s
eoris are pursuant posison' Of tne Sos OF
De ,. of r IL .islaar-, under the City Charter se re
sutton Of the Isurc Of ne CITY OF Din4Jne 'e5
be p,ccsuton been taasa 20 rrnd-r thr oona' ssn
ard 70 IN puno,ua Of both Interest ano
"a Arar- the conformity 10 tns statues 40
81 1--we Cry Chsei. sld the spis vote OF tne pp'
thar are pya,- Contracts o ths very strongest en-
erei ip,6 by toe City OF Dubuqus whi'n wo1A5 aaAe
very .pi- psvce, eutGce the payment OF tcss ocIA
eyyng the public Or pnyst- epts n y.
-y Of diau., 9as coGtr:,s ana me issas OF no
nave baer carefully eIARir-d BY WIN N Evsrts ESQ., nao
i-u, n Lane p.a. As-srs Chosts Barnes snd pro
-onnced rsl Binding strongest manner ine
eouss fa,oraby ~ith bsuk s.se Insurance ana .n
o.j a. AZ aud Ae cot exsI oy any
AZ .curty The offered consiss Of Is Of o ss'h
zoe $50 Of $.nvsch -. .... ., m
Psmphle with particulars regards the 1nanccs 0, "a
suau~ and the or promptly paying 'ae n.s
1 princpal indebtedness o. the city, can b" hsd on s
Shcasop 70 BY mall or otherwlss , .o,,,.nv
Noa ~ WAL snd &i Willamss, Se~-fort
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Boar0 ano Rooms.
funsrs TO Get.


VINO LET-A LARGE ROOM on Broadway.
i suisb- for Dsnc'ps A. Aesdrmy. Drill or Lod.. Room
Also SMALLER KOUN3 suitable 'r Soci-ty Meetings
Sc bli On very Address d. Box No '9
TrotIe Ofiee.
ITO LET Cheap, to May. ron a LEASE, new
j three stor, HOUSE. Has Gss Fixtures sei Range. Is
minutes from Walls Myrtle car. in BroosJu kg-
81, al No. 2 Plne.st. o at Walls, ferrv Brgoksn 10000
~ JOHN BRAtSEED.
NIATER POWER with or without buildings,
w LET M,teawsr, DutcLrss Co, n y Inquire on
u premises. ssln b. Schenct. 8! COuf-apdi.t, " l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

OLD S00 WILL be taken for first" ,,ss-
Qp IOSsJNJV foui- story bro~n.slons fort y ,,r1- -
APPLIED Tor by tie ath Of November. Said House 81
located in West sd 1T, between Broadway Jesuiu
tsns s, the mode,n impro euents aud IN ot1h" con-
niTy " % West
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Nmnsemfnts.

CADENY OF MUSIC.-GRAND COM
IA RiEATtON
THANKSGIVING PvF.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. II, iga
TIP DAuGHTER or THE IEolelEAf'
PlCCOLOMiNf ard CARL F0RAEs
BARBER Of sENILLs-
LABoROE
LA SERvA PADEOSA.
riCcULOGiNL
o. FRIDAY, No. is
SECOND AND LAST GRAND .,c, SIGHT.
(pricr &c her sepsrtu for Isvsas-) on ~hch "' " "
s""' wi ~ ONLY TIME THIS SEASON.
hcSvvS'' s''"" e6RiRr LIZ DrABLr,
Ia, 49,, o.., rxjssa- GAZZASiGA viii sing. ts fot
tl. -. ,,--s tIy ceIebrAfac role of Aioe.
a. TfuifspaY the prh (rb.Ia assiytbs Deyl.
"h YhRpWELL PICCOL0MlNi MATINEE,
-. -, ,ns.,vsIy TIE lssr M.tiree q, which
""e 49, MILE. fIC1ULOHtSi
- .., ,ssr her d. p-r,ure. Th. Ma ~iH consist o.
w WV LA TRAvIATA by PICCOI.OMiSI,
and the BARBER by LABOEDB.
Op SATURDAY. Nov. p. -.
CHAkD OPERA IN BROOKLYN at the ATusSAUM
PICCOLOMINl,
And ell tac Aftis- from the Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

- PROPERTY 10 Thon pson,t
viii be sold by T. II. LcDLOW, AuetonsI ths sh dsy
Of Noyember l at II oclock LEASE Of the PREM
IsES No Thompson for the term OF nine ysas from Tie
FIRST lay OF May 1888
o. deep Tie elte font and covered bs baldia
Th. lease coutsins ot renewal, snf tue hldin
belong 10 the lease For farther psrculars sppy u Pca
Bant cor er Of Canal and Thompsonsts CT to EDWARD
CLARK Attorney &C. No. LIS Brosiway Of Csdkf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Il. LtnLcw, Arcticueer i.
NO. - HEST GER-ST.-REFEREES SALE on
~ WEDSEsDAY Nov y, 1855 a. IL O'clock. q, tas Mo-
chants IL bAuar BY order OF the Supcme Co1,r~o s,ey
fran DWELLlSG-HOusE with brick fnon., No - Hs~ss
=, Lo. - by 50 feet One half toe purchase ~
main on uortssse for tive years. DP HALL RsrA
CHAs B. Hart, Attorney, No. 70 Nslst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
Rfai Gsiaie Tor 1als.


LOT foI SALE In Ntw-Jers-y stns.rd n hc Village OF
North rapcs on tho Csptsl Railroad Of SeJerssy, about
Va hours. ride NeEYOTk The Lot oo.taio thee acres,
the building all neary rnd the stand is good one for
business For particulars inquire OF JOHN b. BARLOW No.
4 a Net
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

III ROOM FNTEkT sINmf.NT At Mozart Hal. ON THURS
DAY THANK syivisG DAY 81 o ocs sud ia the " ~
ING Il H. Mss prcne will APPEAR VARIETY OF ca&ract'r1
Si bs ssSist'd by nos. OF ta'nt Daring
AFTFHSODS Sr WEdr IA" great Ferttioq1-t and pe
Rns.o Comic will make his frat agPcHssnce Ia
ke9-York.
Admission fo Children IN the Afternoon 10 cents
Tekets in the RvriiinT u cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
D,auo-forrrs AIN MuSif.

4 MOST excellent Rosewood PlANO-tohlL Z,
~ n-w ard Of erc--dinfly fn. tyn- aud 'oieh ta!
rsnt~d viii ~ ~sJ very sr-.t b.,ssie s
piADe tAses IN sKotAr e, BY ALERT sbnh r.;..
Ss. ihs IVES: Sr,s.way near CsaA-e-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

ofs desirable DWELLIS6-il SE sud LOT in the Md
Ward VIII sold Public Auction th- 2!i day Nossa
b~r 1858 IL O'Clock The Merchent- EscAses.s
tie City OF New.lork by JAMES N. MILLER Asoneass,
tho three ry bck Dwelling House, No ~ bsrovd. ~
the Lot b. ns On the oe OF said street, l2 4 g, AZ asss
v,, of Rl,eckrrs, The house has ali the modsn inns
usn and the sale will b" peremptoTy ffy p"s cent d ~
pirchs.emon.y ain on bond and -'oAs- Tor tna
p.r.icul,rs amply 20 JOHN Z. DENELIN, M 50 Libcdy&
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

III
J. respectable Girls 10 do SEWING, 81 Mil few miles
from NeYork Thos. who understand Scanning Socknx
Crochr; viii be peiorTed Apply from - Il O'Clock faes-
DAY mornIng. % ". \ 9. UODGEs Ne. IL Neseys:.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

rTNO PRlNTERS.-The advertiser requires 8
Il Thorough PRACT ICAL PRINTER 10 READ PROOFS,
and in taking charge Of job Printing Ohce. The
person only good quick oareol ReadeI b.. sp
FIu.er qualified 20 assist FcemGn To The rsh.
fair stusor will be ofered None bu Tstcla pr;rt
isn,is with the best work, need reply AodreA PRiS-
TER, Box Nc. l2I Tribune OfcO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
y IN S's'i Sf''II AMERicSS ExPSEss .ye @ SoMPINY
ALEX. HOLLAND nanaeS

EOR SAVANNAH.-The American AtmpS
Il s-rsv Steamship Corapsny's AID trss-cl>. -
Zip MONTGOMERY, CIoeIsr oemr.aSs, ,,oss WI =,
rre~issy. Cabin pssssre with spspsssef sscots 1ss
sla Through ,ese,. to Now Or'esn' So; a'S' 'cSa'SSS
s25 MAeor H. Frcish. 10 per soos, and propo"
rs.es Insurance one bali per cent. Apply 70 A., .w.xA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18
Tic ostsnd pran,festo.

We publish elsewhere the document popularity
known as the Ostend Manifesto" signed by Messrs.
James Buchanan, j. Y. Mason and Pierre Soule, Min
listers Of the United States at the time to the Courts
Of England, France and Spain Of course the docu.
ment is able and interesting, although somewhat an
tquated and we reproduce it for the purpose Of re-
freshing the minds Of the general people However,
good things become more excellent, like pure wines,
as they grow old.
Circumstances alter cases" Minister Buchanan,
at Ostend was as ardent flibuster we could wish
President Buchanan, at Washington, is the very an
tinodes of Minister Buchanan at Ostend How J. 7,
Mason stands We know not. Pierre Soule is under
stood to be as good aud as consistent libuster as
ever, for which he is entitled to all honor.
The consistency to say nothing Of the honesty, OF
the motives which impelled Minister Buchanan at Os
tend taken in connection with his recent acts in
gard to Nicaraguan emigration, afford theme fol
profound speculation, if not reflection. Truly, times
change, and men change with them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18
y. a. .gRrtnlfllcgllef.

ENGRAVER LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second foor,
Respectfully soics orders in h5R b0v5 Eamed departments
of art.
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Of Exchange Checks Promissory Notes.
etc. embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequalled III the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description OF work
on Stone aud particularly refers the style recently intro
dnced, combining the elegance Of Steel Engraving with The
cheapness Fithogphy and particularly adapted to Bulls of
Exchange, Checks Account Sales Bill Heads fine Labels,
etc etc. etc.
Being the only Engayer of Pictorial subjects on steel or cop
in the publishers others requiring Portraits Land
Book Illustrations ETC. ETC. are relesed to examine
his specimens, and will add thai orders the finer and more
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the North common practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
TAFtONs Engraved and Printed in every style punctuay
and at shortnotice
COURT, LODGE and NoTARTA1, SEALS, Designed, En-
gr@yed and and furnished with press counter.de etc
iel 2pIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

THE AMPH1rHEATER.- Grand Midday Perform.
ance.-At noon to-day the whole force Of the circus
company will appear in their best acts for the espe
cal qualification Of the ladies and children. Let the
weather be fair and see what crowd there will be
Night PesJormance,-T usual powerful attrac.
tlon will be held out to the nocturnal crowds Take
the scenes Of the trained horse mule and pony the
horse act of Walters and little Charley the lofty
pole exercises of Libby, Nathanies and Antonio the
riding and dancing of little Kate ormond the chair
feats Of Mons. Cane; the daring equestrianism Of
Omar Richardson the character displays of Sargent
the electric hamors Of the clown Oily Fay or the
capital pahtomime that winds up the whole each
alone is worth the price Of the ticket Of admission
a more lively and pleasureabe exhibition, a
cheaper exhibition, has never been offered to the
New Orleans public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18


Nhe Crescent will regularly served
city at early hour every morning. tundays
SO year in advance halfyearly and quarterly a. H
sanerates or 20 cents week payable to The carriers
MCaverttsementa,P per squaTe-drst insefuoh'ih
81; for every subsequeutinsertion, so cents
Advertisements on and second pages afe Shas Y
for every insertion, -
square for every insertion,
Advertisements not Marked viii be Pabshed one MONTH OF
charged accordingly; no advertisementor sno
acripop win 81 stopped until allsFFeSrages are paid aSthe
option fthe proprietorA.
TtEsal Discount will be nsde regular advertisers
THE H3AELY CRESCENT
teuison which renders it adesrablemediurs FOR adver
ssr Asa FAa1LY PAPER tcireulates largely, reaching
of homes At an early hour and being read
the approach business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantaEeousy published in its
columns.
THE WEEKLY GRE SCENT
published every Monday morning ut IS year invariably In
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas, and other
States presents favorable modeto advertisers making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18
nnr !. Big WeelsIy.,,

The Weekly Crescent has been enlarged in size to
that of our mammoth daily-fiftysix long and broad
colunans-and contains all the current news of the
week editorials locals sketches tales, poetry, and
miscellaneous, in great and varied abundance. We do
not hesitate to say no finer paper for the family fire
side or for mailing to distant friends can be found in
the country. But, it will speak its own best eulogy.
Copies Of the Weekly can be obtained this morning
at the Office counter with or without wrappers or at
the bookstores of j. G. Morgan q Co., Exchange and
Commercial places
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

sr. CHARLES THEArER.- Andersons Claude, in
the Lady Of Lyons, last night, gratifed large au-
dienoe 1t is one Of his avorte characters, and he
never fails to make it tell All the fault We had to
find wiah Miss DENNIS Pauline was lack Of spirit
Or tameness in some of the scenes which did not
comport well with the exciting nature of the play.
Tonight Mr.. Anderson takes bis farewell benefit.
The pieces selected are The Robbers and the
Elder Brother :; the beneficiary and Miss Denim ap.
nearing in both pieces.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

For MeMPHIs,-The Q. s. mail passenger packet
H R. W Hli, Capt Newell leaves this evening at o'clock
connecting at Memphis Memphis aud Charleston Railroad
all Eastern cities with the rstcass packets for Louis
VILE Cincinnati and ST. Louis For through tickets by the
rborlaa Fctal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

THE WEEKLY MIRROR. To-day is that on which
the weekly number of this sterling home literary pa
per is issued and no mans stock Of reading for the
morrow will be complete unless copy Of the Mirror
is added as TO the general character of this publi
cation the public is we'll informed and as to the
tents of this particular edition. they may be by refer
ence to advertisement published in the Crescent this
rnorninp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

GRAND BAbL.-The Southwestern Lodge, ]. O.
o. r., announce this morning that their grand an.
nua fancy dress, mask and regaa ball will be given
at Odd Fellows Hall on the 18th day of January It
will be one Of the events of note this it was
last The neards are OUT and for information to
where they may be obtained we refer to advertised
notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

mondays Crescent.

The edition of Monday will be large, as usual a
great quantity Of readable matter will be given ADJ
vertsers will consult their interests by ayaiing them
selves Of che advantages offered through our columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

soUrH. WESTERN BIBLE socIETY.-Notice is given
in another column to the effect that the annual cleo
ton of directors of the above society will occur on
Monday evening next, at the Bible House, 1877 Camp
,t-on4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

TIE FAIR.-Tonight will be the last Of the very
brilliant and attractive fair at Odd Fellows Hall, for
the beneftof the Camp street Orphan Asylum. There
are many rich rare, and beautiful things still on
hand, to compensate visitors for their attendance.
There ought to be great rush on this the last night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-18

asoorEDAD HERA DE BENEFIcrENcA MUTUAL
We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation, over
the signature Of Mr. F. de Fuentes Secretary to at.
tend the anniversary celebration the 10Th instant
when the henediction Of their banners will take place
at 10 o'clock in the st. Louis Cathedral. There will
be procession, and after the exercises the celebra
ton will be concluded by the discussion Of COLA
ton at Perfect Union Lodge on Rampant street