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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

The oahce Of The Baltimore Ezehansc, really
Ire journal, was robbed at broad roon, yesterday.
Twelve rsr, armed with rsvol7ers, entered the
count1 2 room, and two Of them severely Handled
tie superintendent in charge One arrest was
made. The ofen.e Of The Ezedanse CONSISTED 10
reflections upon the conduct of a policeman during
q rscelt Iot The affair cas- hac tae salutary effect
Of increasing the subscription list Of tn, Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
Nfp9lork1 DAILY @ibaah
FRIDAY. AUGUST i3, 1853.

NOW READY,

NOW READY,
A. Y1TsAr.,sS o. ess, pAse' oort.1a' ne cor
cant oftss v,s... . vie otns- vSsa. s'. ca iA'
SAL. b.ct -aeh h.y. sppsNsi t-' oou.y ETe'J
k1y VIC or.s or r,.s he-s vi ds'7e 70 rssI To-, Er'A
ssa few cep.I ~ ,, pftsi se7'na 1's' ores'eA Jews
hA.,.r .,A s,, a.. r.ouseei fo-vCd s osds
n,rspy dxtuetly 70 arn5er Of ocp.es reqtnfeS
Pie: SID. oope. I oe7:si Z" oosis. ei 81.
.s,,a.. HORACE 0REELEY &C.,
Y-.buns B-LEns,, Ns~ YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

TIT ia: .css x. al Il, treaty Wit. E:S,,,
may D. Istiee We e. not ss,is7s Il A.-s. ~.
tia.:oa, especially Il cases where tie o.ie.. ~,
merely to extei. a. indemnity, BIZ. 70 ss.,y,.
clcse and intimate relations Of intercOurss Al ~,
merce, and in Goth these cases We thlk /. b.s..
TO sccep. VIA. or neiSAbOs are wilErstc sc.,.s.
,.sr 70 attempt to force them TO yied For.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

PICK SLIP FERRY MEETIsc-Citizers o. NV
York, and all others opposed to the resolution ~
pending in the Board Of Aldermen, for the desSeso'
Ct the Peck slip Ferry, are Invited to attend p-'~
neetag in Peck slip, to-day, at o'clcckp. m, fx"
purpose Of protesting against the passage Of sGea ''
.ntifn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

Tie American Ir-tute Of destruction VII hon
tw erty ninth AMI us meeting in the Free Acstsn!'
Norwich, Conn, on tie Eth, 18th and I9th Of -
prese 1t moth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
HATryRs' BANK.

BETHEL. Conn, Aug. ii, 1913
Re.,-. g. C. Hr,Hnc Co, No 81 Broadway New. iois.
GtsTfrSt,. The RuRcI AZ PsooT Door manufacturer "
Won r our sok Ns proved perfect security sgsn t6e oui
s.s,s and safely IeoolaneI a. also JOINS H. L.,
bttr safe Bank would not hsve suffered any loss
" Se.,sctf. Nv yours W1 A. JCDD, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13
CrsrIrmrs's SUMNER Doors. Buy "

GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER BOOTs.-Buy your
Root. AsrRr he has and elegant stock u French
e,f,iin and Patent leather BooTs GEsTLEaEs's GATER
Spors &C. manufactured expressly for the Summer season
Who be Ia prepared TO sell very cheap The quality Of these
srtc "a And the Ct manufacture cannot fail TO meet
spprcys CAS1RELL has also liberal supply OF Caters and
Shoes Tor Lsdss ard Children His establishment lie ST No. SS
BloIcwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

LADIES SPLENDID CATERS, with and without
heel. from I2' 10 y claiming SLPpERs, 10 10 per pair
lovely BooTS SHOES for CBLDRES all styles and prices
Lsts rtmeuteT. J. b MILLER Co, No So7 Canal street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

ORyILLE GARDNER
hand o. bis store Ia PoRT CgTsTER, ~ T., great
yaisy Of 81 descrip.iols Of BooIs sno SHOPS. ,
hr o. vii be hsppy 20 a1y Of bis city friends VINO my
be u sttSDisnce 81 the coming
CAMP hEE1NC,
to favor I'm with their patronage.
Aug 10 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-13

CoRNICFs. PINS and BANDS.-Just received an
pse Of Bras CoRNicE Pins and BANDS patterns all new and
made expressly eI he Fall Trsd for sale at prices much oeo"
NJ, 6q Broadway. Frankn-st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Ill the Cas.rolIton Stores,

s8t the GG3'rOlItGEI Stores,
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs STREETS
WIN be opened and ready sale on MONDAY the 25t
inst, the largest assortment Of
REBsE ES
and other Goods that has ever offered in this city
before
Prices Lower tham those of the last Crisis
BRoCHE DE LAME at...... j.. 10 cents per yard
SATIN STRIPED DE LAME atI2k :. .
RICH GoLoRED !. stl25s !, 70.
PLAIN y. atl5 . ..
SCOTCH PLAIDs at...,...,,.,...,20
SATIN STRIPED PoPEIINEs at25 :. =.
PLAIN CACHEMIREs at.........25 :. :.
A very attractive display Of the following Goods
PLAIN CoLoRED DRESS SILKS.
PLAIN PoULT DE SOLE.
GRos DU RHIN.
AR8IUREs.
PoPELINEs
yELyETs etc.
SIIk Robes and Pattern Dresses,
OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST ELEGANT STYLES il
RICH PRINTED DE LAME.
GACHENIRE D'ECossE,
MERINoEs.
GRos ODER PRINTS.
~ VALENCIA etc.
ROBES A DEUN JUPEs,
In the Newest Fabrics and Designs.
N5- Special attention is inyi ed to the following depart
ment in which will found as full ana complete an
ment as is kept by houses exclusively those articles
HOSIERY,
SMALL WARES,
Velvet and Cloth CLoAKs,
Ladies' and Gents KID GLOVES,
Ladies and Gents silk and Cashmere GLOVES
SHAwLs with Hoods,
MANTELLET sHAWLs,
MOusAYA sHAWLs,
STELLA sHAWLs
LONG sHAWLs,
CHILDBEN's sHAwLs,
EMBRotDERIEs = All Descriptions.
French and Merino BLANKETs-all sizes and qualities.
SILK and Woolen DAMAsKs.
woOlen zEBRADos for Curtains
Curtain CALICoES.
Emb'd CURTAINS etc.
Our old and rev customers by calling will be able see
for themselves that intend the retain that old euown-
SELLING CHEAP-so justly bestowed on us
U. LAkOUSSINE & Co,
Carroiltou Stores,
o25 2B6t corner Poydras and Boronue ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
city EE0t Store.


Ell G ENE L. AUBE ERT,
CORNER or 81, CHARLES 4ND COMMON STREETS
OPPOSITE ST CHARLES HOTEL
nov receiving every arrival from France England
the North
A splendid Assortment Of
HATS. CAPS, ana UMBRELLAS.
His Styles of BLACK, FUR, ana SILK
DRESS HATS,
Arc tbe latest from
PARIS, LONDON and NEEV YORK
EMLT EEAp5
He has also very select assortment Of Russia Leather
and Morocco
HUNTING CAPS,
SILK AND coTFoN UHBRELE4S,
LEATHER HAT BONES, ETC.
o25 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
CaY.EIeEtngs.
Exhibition
ALFRED MUNRoE "a co.

kLF FRED MUNR & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE, CORNER GRAv1ER STREET,
Exterd invitation to all, to examine the G RAND
AssoRTMENT Persons, even from curiosity, viii be
received with pleasure Tie House are receiving by every
steamer Goods from their own Mandatory selected with
the greatest care and the most substantial manner.
Not that alone THE MILLION CAN Re SUITED, from
the numberless QUALITIES and FORM of GARMENTS,
consisting in part Of
FrOcI1s.
d. b. and S, B. Black and Colored Cloth.
Walking COATS.
Ovcrcoats.
D. B. and S. B. SACKS and RAGLANs.
FROCKS, TALMAS and CLOAKS.
Extra Long gsTEAMBOATMEN's SACKS.
Business Suits to Match,
In SACKS and FRoCKs of Slk, Granite oxford, Brown,
Drab and Manchester mixtures.
PantaIoons.
BLACK and CoLORED-splendd assortment
BLACK and FANCY sILK-Plafn and Figured
>. Velvet, p.
BlOck Cloth, Barpour ard Bombazlne
Boys and children.
Boys Fancy OAss, sUITs-sncks or Frocks.
Black and Cold CLOTH SUITs-sackso or Frocbs.
Round and Sack JACKETS.
New Style CUTAwAY.
=. Brown and CBdet SCHOOL SUITS
Raglan Fro KS and Tajna oVERcOATs.
VESTS, of Silk, Velvet Cashmere and Satin.
Furnishing Goods.
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
Blue and Red FIan. =.
White Merino
All Linen and Muslin Patent Yoke SHIRTS
Embroidered =.
Shaker Knit, Meriuo, Lambs Wool SILK Cotton Double
Feet and Wool Feet HALF HOSE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Thai EEatefpsy Disease.

Every will bear aging that ehls and Fever is
hateful disease But real specific has been obtained for it,
Yes reader you need have It, or if you already have it.
you can at once be cured by taking
Dr. OsGOOD's CHOLAG0GUE.
This the only sure certain remedy for this hatefal disease
No reed complain again having it unless they have
taken this celebrated remedy. If they take
OSG0ODls CHOLAGOGCE,
Then farewell to Ghills and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail. By
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q aud I5l ChRrtres street.
General Agents for the Southern States and TO whom all
orders should be addressed. o25 2p6tGlW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Lots OF .Nesp Goods

Lots OF .TeSO Goods
@. @. w AYLAND & CO.
By late arrivals the North and Europe we have received
large quantities of DRY GOODS therefore enabled to
offer large assortment Of DRESS GOODS to our uuner.
GUS patrons ut accustomed Low Prices
DRESS GOODS
SILKS in different styles Of Robes
ROBES A QUTLLE, =...
ROBES "A LES,
ROBES A vOLANTE,
ROBES A DOUBLE JUPE etc,
FANCY SILKS, ECOsSAIS, DROGUE. etc.
PLAIN SILKS all colors from sl2 a Dress upwards.
HALIEN BLACK SILKS from 62ISc upwards
ALLWo0L DE LAINs and CAsIIMEREs, in all the latest
styles Of Robes and plain
French aud English MERINos, all shades of coors.
Printed De Lans, Chaes, Popna, Poll de Chovre etc.
House se-FurnIshmg Goods,
DGmasks, Lace Curtains Rugs, Sheenngs Blankets etc
HOOPSKIRTS, every variety from the Whaleboae Skeleton
the most superb Princess Royal Double Extension
Skirts.
Skirts for Misses. Red Skirts
H0sIERY-A large Fall and Winter supply.
CALIC0Fs-Beautful patterns in imitation of French prints
at l2}5c.
sHAWLs-A large variety Among other novelties is the
ZEPHYR SH HNWI., atew Fall Style,
FLANNELS-Au HI colors aud prices
TRIMhiNGs-A large variety every imaginable combiua-
tion Of colors in the latest styles, ETC. etc.
9. c, WAYLAND & CO.,
o25 2oMo&We Cor. Poydras and Carondelet Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
sFetC Stationery Store.
-
Camp street .16
PETER O'DONNELL.


PETER O'DONNELL.
StationeI, Printer and Blank Book
MANUFAoTgRER,
Would respectfully inform friends the public that
he has opened above with Entirely New Superior
sortmgntof every article in the STATIONERY LINE com.
prisiDg in part
Paper.
English, French and Ameriean-Packet Post Commercial
Letter Bath Post and Note Paper of every description
quay-Ruled and Plain, Blue and White, Laid and Wove
Aso-Sup Royal, Royal, Medium, Demi Flat Cap, Folio
Post etc.
EnveIops
Large Assortmentcomprsng every quality and descrip-
tionBuf White and Straw Color-from the smallest Note
size to the largest ohicia size.
Blank Books.
Superior Assortment Of Blank Books expressly
to order and from the smallest Book to Sup Royal
Ledger Including Record Books fer Country Courts GrOcer
Order Books etc.
Copying Books.
Mauns Parchment Copying Books Of all sizes Halfand Full
Bound.
Copying Presses.
All sizes, and fully warranted also, Seal Presses.
Diaries for 1859.
Francis Lourels, and Clay TOMS Pocket and Counting
House Diaries
Adhesive Files.
For Letters Invoices
lux Stands.
Ayey superior Assortment in Bronze, Gass Wood to
which he would solicit the aenn of Merchants Bankers and
Professional men.
Leather Goods.
The finest brought 10 this market consisting Of Mer-
chants and Lawyers Pocket Books, Bankers Cases Porte
Monnaes, Wallets, Buck Purses, etc.
Cutlery.
Jonathan Crooks Counting House and Pocket Cutlery and
Bankers Shears, Of various sizes, Erasors, etc
Cards.
Lawrence Cohen Co.'s Cards Engravers Visiting and
other Cards.
BINS of Lndtng.
Bills Of Exchange Notes Drafts, bound and Unbound
Chess Boards, and wood and bone Baekg CANNON
Boards and dasmen Pearl Ivory and Plain Paper Folders
Fwne; Twne Reelsj silk Taste; Tape; Sealing Wax WafeS
Bil Files of all descriptions; Bill Heads PostOhce En-
yelope Boxes Date Racks Paper Weights in bronze marble
glass and on Rules in ebony iron and Ind rubber Muci
age; Arnod's Copying and Writing Ink Maynard Neyes
do OIL Paper and Patent Bottng Paper; CRmeB Brush
Newspaper Files Pen Racks; Gold Steel Pens by
makers Pounce and Poupce Boxes; Pen Holders Qu Refer
FeS Ivory Tablets Bristol Monochromac and Perform
ted Boards; India Rubber, white and black Rules;
Peuc ShaPner School and Porcelain States all szes FRbres
and Lubns Drawing and other Pencils; PostOnee Scales
Letter Clips Tin Guters Sand and Sand Boxes; lebe Ink
Ink Powder Pink saucers Gold and Silver Paper Rests
Francis Manifold Wrter Revolving Interest Tubles Sand
to 0per cent Mathematical Instruments and straight line
PENS India Ink Scotch Hones many articles too nu
merous to mention.
BY strlc attention to business and determination all
inmy TO give satisfaction those who may
with their favoB get and of the pub
lie patronage.
PETER 0'DONNELL Stationer.
a25 2pSt No. l6 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

- u - 10 8


& n n sqadas 9s KIP ans ns 5 :. sr oeoek 81 FEY
Rile o 9hafe slo, egea " years . NAIVE q Germany
Jacob Fey and John Almeyer respectfully invited
tend the anere which VIII take place this morning at halt
past o'clock from her late residence corner o Magazine and
steamer II " Dognes at Agiors Capt SIDNEY r CRAIG
tis 4s Me
ts second pisTo sr b5s nor1%9 a. N
o,efock
Va Helena, Ark and Newport KY, papers please copy
N sna4 ysnng te q4tl inst AZ Az o,enck If the na
Yaiing epidemic HORACE j. WALPOEE, u native Of Lon
don Engand aged years late member Of Mechanics Fire
company ~ 81 e.
~ itlso y ~ hs11S m y e s2 e peia'tiuaN' y, se
ea are ms respectfully invited 10 attend me iuaea from
hs residence en Ihaa street. between g. Charles and Fy
5iania streets AZ O'Clock, thls 9tterhoou'
AheHANios' fiNh ooMF an ! NO o--Ihe ehcers and
members q his Company are hereby requested 70 meet at the
engine HOUSE, this afternoon at 81 O'clock TO attend the flu
neral Of our late member, hoRAcRJ "AAPoLG
JOHN MeCAFFERY Secretary.
On Saturday evening 28i inst nj hafpast O'clock MA
Iln daughter Of William and Elizabeth Gelaud aged
CARL oUENTELil aged IS years.
an nnt,ins Ill i,,ef NARY op ORR l- aj
years and month"; daagher Of Mrs Rosine 6'RoaFEe
az sat1raay rnorntnr al inst III A o,c,oct rrARRTFT
BREEnL0VE daughter Of Mrs Mary IL Breedlove and
widow Of the late Dr. j. W. Comfort aged 81 years
On Saturday 2si inst Of yellow fever CHAs GILLETTE
sonof Mrs. Go. Levy aged ls years aud months.
On Saturday morning sd inst ut O'Clock Of yellow fever
AZ H. Ilompson's in the parish gt St Helena, NJ HARRIS
~ Z, w I'VE & 4, 7 Ut q Y"
On Saturday morning 23d inst at O'clock Of yellow fever
AEA BURGESS aged w years natNe Of Toronto, Canada
~, e's.,..,.z 90,
JOHN KELLY natse q Kilmme, County Wexford, Ire
i9al'
epi5sme y sf Y HMM s ] w a ss @ q Mn MN M aans @
y, england --sso--
Rq-Jt a. scltl,,,,, s,,4 ., . ~.
NE medical ns @ ni y - o. ,t 80, 1I5' ~
vineed f,at ,Fe N, I'M 1, r. IL VII
1nepaipr to t t NJ ~ ~ - = e,slll ~ recon
y ~ f - = hl9ats1er 3 Vel1Ofate9 hltters, Tor
~ " ~ w. and tata q ali aiseasss-fever
~ ~. W. o eApeElenee WITH thlB valuable speeiz
" NJ so2 s ta4' ier eiseaseso the above Mature it
sI, I ~ w ney assistance has saved many 9
- @ - EFeIS dsy we hear oi II
~ Tt spu ARoe 10 those who
VI NY t,, I'S Y w eolhpsmls arising from
,ansg.is, hers @ ,o,ans can % mere
~ - 80 ss., " e''ss'saAy recommend them
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
M A.R RIED; /;

be Hsrmtase the residence brides father in Gsi-
borne county Miss Tho evening Of the 2lh inst BY The
Miss 10 Miss MAY McCALEB, daughter Of the Hon. Thee
5ere NcCaeb.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1855.
HeaItll--vgeatlner--nns nnslness.

The health Of the metropolis is improving, not as
rapidly as we wish, it is true but still steadily and
surely The decrease Of yellow fever mortality last
week is between fifty and sixty-we can't tell to q
figure until the official record IS made up. The de-
crease week before last was eightytwo. This is
encouraging and even at this slow rate we will be rid
ofthe epidemic in a short time.
The arrivals of the unacclimsted continue, and we
suppose will continue in augmented volume as the
season advances. Probably threefourths of those
WHO have died within the last three or four weeks
were wholly raw and unaccustomed to the climate,
and III every way unprepared for an encounter with
the offspring Of the safron-hued demon of the
tropics. Notwithstanding urgent and repeated ad-
monitions, they rushed into the jaws Of death and
have been devoured. We are sorry for them; but
our sorrow is mitigated BY the recollection that we
performed our whole duty in warning them not to
come within the fell swoop Of the destroyer
The weather is rather singular than otherwise. It
IL the queerest October weather we ever experienced
Some of the days OF last week would have done
no discredit to April Yesterday, at one time, the
clouds looked as though . heavy thunderstorm was
impending, and Il became sensibly cooler in few
moments. Afterwards it cleared of, the sun shone
out cbeerily again, and the air became quite warm
AT the present writing g O'clock r. M.) it is quite
warm but it may become as cold as Greenland before
morning All signs fail in such weather as this.
Business, notwithstanding all drawbacks, continues
TO improve in every department and the days not
many in the calendar Of time when the hustle, stir
and crush Of an enormous commerce will be flowing
through thoropghfares, enlivening every office,
stirring through every store aud animating every
warehouse. Our advertising columns amply demon
strate that merchants are prepared for any bus
ness emergency that possibly arise in the future
a8Readtug matter on each of the eight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

TIE VENUS CIGAB sToEE.--We have to acEnowl-
edge the receipt from Mr. P Prats, of the Venus, at
the corner of st. Charles street and Commercial
Place, box Of most delicious cigars, Of the /" Ma2o
Habano brand Of Colorados, warranted to be made
Of the tabaco legitimo de Ia yuelta de Abaio
Yuelta de Abaio OF not we can swear to the excel
leney Of the cigars, and the! appreciativeness o.
our old friend, the highpriest of the Venus. Sc
popular has Mr. Prats become, by reason Of the un
varying excellence Of the cigars and tobacco he hand
ont that by general desire he has gone more largely
than ever into the wholesale business and now has
on hand 4 stock which is not to be surpassed by any
thing that ever came cut Of Cuba Moreover, he sells
TO retailers at prices low as the lowest, and lower
than The prices of great many who import direct
so that all who want good thing to sell again will
consult their interests By calling upon him. His
chewing tobaccos also comprise the best ever re-
ceiyed in this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Lace Goods ana Embrotde,,ies


DIG X S o MS
Lace. Embroidery and Trimming Store,
1853 CANAL STREET,
Next door to Mr.. D. H. Holmes Dry Goods Store.
Having been connected many years Clerk the largest
Lace Embroidery and Trimming Houses in New York and ths
city beg oinrorm the ladies Of New Orleans that have
my account and ask for share the public
patronage and hope by attention business to merritt Ny
STOCK consists in part Of the following articles viz:
LACE COLLARS and Sets Real and Imitation, of all
kinds.
ENGLISH and FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
SETS.
vALENClENNEs, GU1PURE, Application and Point ALIEN
CON LACEs, by the yard-aIl prices.
THREAD, IMITATION and DOTTED Wells
BLACK LORE and GRAPE Wells, for Mourning.
BIACK and COLORRD ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES.
BLACK GRAPE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
ZEPHYR SHAWIS-a al colurs
HEAIUD EMBROID'Rn and MOURNING LAWN HAND
kERCHIEFs.
SWISS NAINsOOE and TARLErON MUSLINS.
EMBROIDERED ROBEs-for Ladies and Children
PRINCES and TRIMMINGS of all kinds.
HOOP sKLRTS-for Ladies and Children.
ALSO
THE EUGENIA BUSTLE.
KSON'S
Lace, Embroidery and Trimming store,
No. l53 Canal street
o25 2p3NoWe&Fr Next door Holmes Dry Goods Store.
IS Camp street. SO
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF
% "a MG R nc m II N O. @
IN THE CITY.
SOLD At TIE L0HESTN PRICES 4
ENGLISH MEDAELr0NS, EELEETs, BRUSSELS, TAP
EsTRY THREE PLY aud INGRAM GARPETINGs.
Curtain Goods.
DAMAsKs AND LACE CURTAINS
AND ALL ARTICLES IN OUR LINE!
L. ELKIN & co.,
IS Camp street, and
o25 2p6t gmd Il Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Chtle1a's
BI S ULPHITE OF LIN
Office, No. 60 Royal street.

In order to maintsn the superior quality of my BIS
PHITE OF LINE, and TO furnish it in such quantities
may be ordered have disposed of my drug establi.s
in this city, and devote my time exclusively 10 Tie
nfaotnre of BT-sULPHITE OF LIME.
Planters and Merchants rely upon having all II
orders supplied with PURE ARTICLE as I have. 35
the past four months, spared expense in the rao
ton and building of my Works, on Canal street. On a
tensiye a scale as any in the South ss,sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Relaa0UaE.
No. 80 COMMON STREET.
=. Career OOm.posey,s
PATENT RoyRD COTT0Nal

The undersigned sole Manufacturers n,,,,ar 2
patents of 1898 l845 and 848, have
Ofice and Warehouse at No. 10 GRAYIER sTRFpT
now prepared to furnish Planters and Merchant, y
Of this celebrated GIN '''' ~
They deem it unnecessary 10 dstallts
eFs its
using H. are suicentto conrm its high reputation a
makeits adoptons still more general. ''''l'''
ns 2ply 3. CARVER COMPASs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
The Genuine

AMERICAN PATENT LEVER WATCHES,
OF several different quplities prices direct from the
ufGctory. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
o22 2p6t corner Canal and Royal ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Clothing


L A G AND SPLENDID
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT
! = ! ~ ~
'osi i'NShi,,-p tNoA Nh" YORK PER STEAMERS
-l''t'ioN ANp PN'
-,,,. -, MIN. .,,, - -------------,,
-
- o1N''t 'iNHNi'
I an, now onsning o,d - 49,, a., ,,oer COW
Or gT7 '''0 nave On manu- 'n' Ao'l
C,Iotp,,,,,r .,,,s ,y.-...., .,.,.... ,,.,...,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
Printing! Printing!


WILLIAM H. STEWART,
AT Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has usrecefvod from the snugaetory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARNoIRs and BEDsrEADs, in ad
ditou te hiebithero argestoekO of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprisine EVERYTHING In his line Of business PARTIES
wishing anything IN Asino will aud 10 their advantage 10
slvehim call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
oe25 2n6ttltW III and I7S Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

H7- The artificial lightning that flashes
through the Atlantic Cable resemblance 10 he light
ming Of heaven than GRTsFAD0Ro's HAIR DYE bears 10
the natural eooing of black and brown hair QUICK
As FLASH Il datkens the grey sandy 8bes Of The
bead the lips aud the chin ebony hue while lends
healthy aster to them EFGoNrAtNs no eAUsTIc, and
ten minutes in SIX eight weeks iii the tine
for It's application.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all hRirdresseys.
oS 2alm&H cRIsrADoRo, Ne, 8 AstOt House, n. +
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

apReadtng matter on each Of the eight
pages of to-day's Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

Manufacturer for years wders Patent s8amau.
der SAFE, 70 Murray street. New York. o25 2plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

A LARGE AND SPLENDID
FALL AND WINTER ASSORTMENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25
7. r. yRgatrrGy, ,qgemt,

No. G Front Levee,
EW between Gustomhouse and BienvflIe sts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

aEe Dir. James Will iarrive In New Orleans
the latter Of the mouth tocsober AID viii re-
The practice 81 his gRgc4LTY At his Old sabiisbed
Dispensafy, 81 oustonhouse street, New Orleans
Oh 2ptf6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

CLOTHING,
JUST RECEIvED FROM NEW YORK PER STEAMERS
BLACK WARRIOR AND cAuAwBA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

Rs- Look out Tor limitations OF Lea 4 PER-
RMS Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement John
aa Sons aul6 2plawly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-10-25

Rg- Counterfeit seheidam sohnnpps - w,
beg leave call the attention readers to HE advertise
meut Of uDoIPHn WOLFE. in today,s paper % gpimGN