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NORm, BUNx1NH NAILS PYNEfRArTN0 rHE FLEsu.
$1,000 vNcus ps!n % ~. ne bcot g. Be wos. In.
= ~ passsak BY ~. zAoHARIA surgssa OsissVs4s 10
BToAdWuG.
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d1ISCAA AlzAHEUU0

MISCA IL AdExIO0
A GROVER BAKER
"A Family Sewing Machine
IL useful and acceptaoe present WIFE, daughter sser
or lady friend II u the best machine in Once 49,
Broadway.
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Tbs applied 10 arab beaver and beaver
csssiere vel. mosskn hats, and render them moro
head than dress hat We have
.evsr made rel hsl straw hAls In great variety.
BE1BE 90. lb6 Broadway.
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QAR RKNEDIE6-wILsOE'G HAZE COLORn
does MOI dye the hair but graduay darkens your hal,
% beautiful black or brown, twenty Ave sents bot
gack or brown color stain trouble
Wilson's Hair kestorer ~ prevent badness strengtheu
yr hair cure dandruf The OF the hair
decidedly the beet article for keeping the hair mos
AMI imparnR TO rich SILKY and beautiful Iustrs cont
tptue- Agency S06 Grand street Drug open unU
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q THE Only GOOD sAUCRn-so PRoNoUnosD N
Gcn.iemen q scsnowledsed soui; PREPARED b No.
shire asd suitable fcs soups, ash, mssss gsne
vies curries Ac npArsG most exquisite esvsr - -
usrs sf imiiAioss yOHN DUNCAN 60Hs. Hs -
Broadway. sole agsuis for The propristors
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NOURAUDT PoUDRE sUS-ILE Positively UP
roots hair from low iehsds sspor lips any part Of
&c bSdy s.sly and auioLly NY .te nqaid ;ouss hair
mfnt 81 walker rect. dys store from Broad Wv;
htye Brocsyn; Calender PAaoelph,a, BsSs l2s sshng
tOS street Boston
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The Coup de Main of the season,
The beaver cashmere hal
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"A. Gyssd)ssn h tine Only Pcrssa wsss cen
SS sssasy o :: s.sss :. =: 49, , -;
sveuus cars SOP al the door II NE sstaSiishnea.
sns FLh &c, 2ss Broadway.
Populas Trade In m.ntiIlas--W. d. Mao-
RsNZfAE WIN cPsy lsrxe assortment Of mAnulss per
zil'ss % Monday i ssAz q Il 70. JUNE
No rs Canal street, BrsnAreth Building.
The ~Ks. p Cool. U.ssr Garments, whole
saie or rc.aii. IRA PEsE0o 500, 81 Nassau street.
Lanou ryu.s~> q, BuAlnsss Frocl<S and Great
v.y.4v of s,m,ns~ a thing at 10 = prioes
sss g sros a sSa; ~ :t.r
sru.,,.r H..,.yv. in GAuze, mer1no, Lisls
thread zephyr sk snd cotton, ss economical prices 1t
MUoGY's. 2ss Broadway.
Now Fashions IN Gcp> iemen's Furnishing
sors, No. i Aaor House.
Tho Banded MarssiiIes shirt, New and Ex-
elusive style. naee TO order st AO0pYs NJ Broadway
ceivsa from arst Makers by EUGENE fERas. bovnakes
No g. Nassau street.
Important 20 Bank OHccrs and Baukers--
oss q % Ds ssna So .. e.. Nc
ware to at the eaest moment ans changes In banks
~ &
be s5 Ssrs r. %
Note RessFy can eo'.p hen r .; var.
Among the many remedies before the pub
lie for the Q, dyspeos dvsentery ds.uence coasps
r. head :: :.sa.sS Dr. ). so.sast: o.isS;sssd
sSo ssGsrns De sorusins psla: rsnsaSs: ~.
iew bottle; Of this Ro~srful ys pleasant oCmooa.d u.
Ssso cured I'd zoe Known :, :ss:s ~
s : :. Il: pass %
sSsr. For sale sssss - s.i'
proof parlOr safes Depot ia Pearl street ,-,,,
Qmsrus Cod Liver on Jelly.
s =: s .Ss rS d q s
FAS SSoosS GxA if1r:s s.s:'; sr,.eA.- ..
Round Hill Water O1re aAA Heel, Merth-
.mp,on .Aou1.i. AIR forest part. good table ~
B.rry's Tricophsre-s L. ths Best and
preserving aad restoring ae hair Ladies ty 4 sed 81
Godfrey's Extract s1 Elder Flowers for tho
s.s s sts Advertisements Du
Without s s e os:
." IS Grand *. On the oras :'orsJ '' - 80 ''' ~
Batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupsss-
The best In the world SURPRISING al made SOLD and ap
piled at tho manufacory, IS Broadway.
Cards-Au Persons who have Gray Hair
hair Of bad color invited sail and consult Doctor
akANDJEAN Consultation freol a "a Church street,
OF Barclay His hud the hair the natural
sired and may be considered real prodigy Of chemistry.
Cllrehugh Gossamsr Wigs.-LaSht, Durable,
and Citing perfectly Try hem-l62 Fulton street. corner Of
Broadway, stsrS-
HIl's Hair Dye, 4 shillines q boz Black
broSr No. Barclay street. Innitabe hair cutting In
all styles
Crisaadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ana To1psss,
the best In The world. Wholesale and retail md Asldye PR
vaisly applied, No. Aator House
Hsllswsy's Pllis.-These pills alsne, among
AL the medicines in exence the property OF cleans
rg and regulating Tie DO ~es and purify ing the animal 6uies
lane, N. Il.
Radical Cure Truss. Supporters, Baadages,
elastic stockiAgs a. al MARSH cos No vosey
Death to Moths and Other Insects.-Cedar
hned runks ladies dress and superior sole leather unks
ALSO, Victoria hat eases, .; No. Murray street
JOHN BLACK. MaaufActw0.
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Davsd,s Summer Style u Gentlemen's Hat
Gro noe ready. Give him cell, at soi Brosavsy neal
Duane street
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TAs Caasamero Hat,
GRIMM, n Broadgay.
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A fERAA An! Mt GTRE FOB ,rrs,
1he proprietor OF

0IMBREDE's ORIGINALITY rs THE MOrro-wR
copy none but lead hs fashion ssd furnish dess for
any kind furrshtd 70 jewellers sationers bookseers
Every to his buaness
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ihsiathille nsflhe, aeHnfltgafapii
Wy sni . isahlie duration II ifansll
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inaaenees, hal 70 hll ether hfaeoes,
whleh may have apeisiei 70 gfe ~
pahfion " the commercial enlelpI
of The world has been, during 'hs
lasl twe eehluflai, tho Increasing -
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leIlaAlne' have been surrounded by
The science u Astronomy, ahi bJ
the patient, weary, long continued
seldom adequately appreciated, aud
mover adeqa,lel, paid. labots u ihe
obscure aid neglected Rsifunoin,r.
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marvel Of tho art
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fh,s earth Il very beautiful,
lIbve hs ripping streams,
And 'mld i,s cool and shaded ncots
l dream my sweetest dreams.
love 10 steal aside from all
Just at the close n day,
when evening shadows softly fall,
And muse the hosrs away.
love to lingcr near the brook,
A. o'er It's pebbly bed
wsaders quietly along,
I dream Of them the dradi
lad - n slidc,h softly clear,
In low, not boislerous glec,
all masy voices IN my ear
Seem whispering 10 me.
love 10 wander near The shade
Where bloou the ,iolc,- rare; f..
they whispse pleasan, tales cf one
A. bcanoiful ~ lair.
ior they ass sblsoniMs now above
The quiss Tsaesy bid
Where lise the MAas u my love
Aucns the peaceful dead.
lsvs the little bird. that sing
tpcu some grsen-lra,ed tree,
sr every note shey send TO heaven
All tel of her " me.
Ebe loved the biris-,he little birds
Sh- loved each woodland song,
nj svccses than the bird music now
Gres,s her In ycadsr ,hrcng.
lore the gorgeous sunsc, elouds--
ne ealm and Silly cven,
- asoej upon them with me. ere
n<r9ohIt sent TO Heaven.
~ ~ while thus ! gaze slcfs,
Il twilieht's pcserful hour;
y comes sod site benI4s - on,
Ny lies one s@as--iss aeWsr. -
Ne sassh y very beaatiidl--
love, I love Il all;
ss Dssiensly ~ answer 10
Tks kina death-ansel's call,
ss lAsn ID clasp the one once more
Who 10 ~ heart vas given.
" yes, The earth is far, kncv,
bss not - fair o. Heaven. finss.
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LlY8.

Life 10 like q river;
U IL swelling tide
Many bsrks err usasing--
rIcssins--sids BY sids.
Life = like . city,
b ~ ersvted marta,
Day hy Gay efe tusy
Csunlleso human hearts.
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~ho ere ssvsblsd viah evtes would
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this liquor. usfss hating viu
this corn scatter cthes esrn, % .,
plenty Of eTovs siIl BE- 10 sssosisbc,
shsn she vhsksy eoues. Thel
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ION WORK

~ Al DESCRIPTIONS, from larrr Hand
knh,c Fancy Cards, done With Neainess
lai Dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30
Domestic Intelligence.

New YORK. Nov. 20.-The steamship Arago ar
rived at this port to-day but her dates have been
ticipated by previous arrivals
The steamship Illinois, from Aspinwall, has also
arrived. Her dates have been anticipated by the
Quaker City.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-The Mississippi at this point
is falling rapidly The upper streams are also re-
ceding
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 29.-The Ohio riyerat this point
is stationary, with four feet Of water in the canal.
ST L0uIs, Nov. 29.-The steamer VIM. NJ. Nor
rison has arrived here from New Orleans.
The Maria Denning aud the Gladiator have left for
New Orleans
y1cKsBuRG, Nov. 29.-The steamer Mars passed
down at this morning the St. Nicholas at 3, the
VIM. Campbell at 4, and the Audubon at o'clock
this evening
New YORK, Nov 29.-The steamship Empire City,
from New Orleans, via Havana, has arrived,
Among the passengers by the Arago, from Havre,
is H. Germani, who goes to New Orleans as Vice Con-
sui for the French Government at that port, Also,
VIM Aiken and Bishop Davis, Of South Carolina.
New YoRK, Nov 29.-The sales Of Cotton to-day
were 1000 bales. The market closed firm. Middling
Upland III.
The Flour market was dull. Western Mess Pork
has advanced lOe.
Whisky is quoted at 2Ic.
CGNCINNATI, Nov. 29.-Whsky 23c. In Western
Mess Pork there is large business doing for future
delivery. Contracts are made at $l7,
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Further by the North Breton.
General Intelligence.


NEW York, Nov. 29.-The American steamship
Ariel of the Vanderbilt Southampton and Havre line
arrived at southampton on the 18th inst.
The Cunard steamship Europa, from Boston, ar
rived at Queenstown the 18th inst having put into
that port short OF coal.
A severe gale had swept along the English coast,
doing considerable damage to number of vessels,
but causing no disaster to any American vessel, SO
far as has been nascertaned
The English Parliament had been prorogued to the
18th of January.
Fears are entertained flor the safety of the ship
Agencourt then some time over due from Australia,
with large amount of treasure.
The London Times speaks hopefully of the prospect
of repairing the Atlantic Cable and urges upon the
Directors the proprety of accepting Prof Hughes
proposal to repair and workit
Commercial Intelligence.
The adyiCes from Manchester continue to be of 4
more favorable character. The market was active
and prices were tfrmer.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l7--The Liverpool Breadstuf1
Market closed very dull. Richardson, Spence & Co.,
report flour very dull and quote Western Canal at
2Os Southern 20 to 2is Ohio % to 2ts. Wheat very
dull Western red Gs 3d. white Gs to Gs 3d. Southern
white wheat Is Cd to IS
Corn very dull-quotations nominal Mixed Corn
held at 2ss yellow pos white 3ls Cd to 32s Cd.
The Liverpool Provision Market has declining
tendency.
Lard is very dull at SIS Common Rosin AZ. Sugar
quiet. Rice steady. Spirits Tarpentine 40.
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Commercial Intelligence.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-The sales of Cotton during
the week foot up $1,000 bales Of which amount 500
bales were sold to SPECTATORS and 900 bales for e
portation.
All qualities of Cotton have advanced J. Some of
the better grades have advanced BIG on our quota
tlons Of last Saturday by the Africa.
Holders offer their stock freely, but show no anxi.
ETY. to sell. Middng qualities have improved most.
The sales of Friday, the 10th, were 5000 bales, of
which spectators and exporters took l 900 bales
The market closed firm at the following quotations:
Fair Orleans u Middling do 7 1.l6 Fair Mobile
7{i MiddlingdO. 7 Fair Upland II MiddIng do. g..
The stock at Liverpool is 1900 bales, of which
$4,000 bales is American.
Orleans Tres Ordinaire at HaYre is quoted at 1O8
francs.
Consos have advanced 1, closing at 984 for money.
The breadstutf market has been very dull during
the week. and shows no indications Of improvem ent.
The Provision market was very much depressed and
closes with downward tendency
LONDON, Nov, 2O.-The bullion in the Bank of
England has increased Gl36O0O during the week
The sales of Cotton at Havre during the week
amount to about $500 bales. The stock Of Cotton
at Havre was 38 600 bales.
General Intelligence
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-The steamship Indian EN-
pire had not arrived when the Europa left, and
nothing had been heard from her since she sailed
from Halifax on the 23d ult.
The steamship Saxona, Of the Hamburg line, ar.
rived at Southampton on Friday, the 18th.
Frederick Bruce, Lord Elgin's brother, has been
appointed British Minister to the Celestial Court
Pekin.
The French Government is sending reinforcements
to Coahea China in consequence of the obstinate re-
sstance offered to their present forces there by the
natives
Count Persigny has been appointed, by the French
| Government, President of the Commissioners ap.
pointed to consider and inquire into the question OF
slavery and the free labor system.
Robert Owen, late Minister to Naples is dead.
| The new Great Eastern Steamship Company has
been organized and El4OOO0 have been raised on the
new Stock but more will be required to complete
her.
The French frigate Neophyte has been lost neal
Cadiz.
Lords Palmerston and Clarendon are paying a visi
to the Emperor Napoleon at Compeigue.
letter from Rome reports that all the great Cath
olie Powers have demonstrated with the Pope, an(
requested the return of the Mortara boy his parent
at Bologna
The Pope, in reply to these remonstrances and ap
peals, says such a course is impossible.
Later adYices from India had been received in Eng
land.
The ex-Eing Of Delhi had been sent to Calcutta
An explosion Of the Arsenal at Kurrachee de
stroyed part of the building and a million pounds
of ammunition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-30

The AMPHTHEATER.-Th liberality and enter.
prise of Messrs Spauding d Rogers seem to know
no definite stopping place. Always determined to
keep the lead in catering not only to the entertain.
ment Of the public but to the comfort and extra graft
fcation of all who honor them with their patronage
they have made their Amphitheater center Of popu-
larity which no competition weaken or ortuitous
circumstances abate. We are led into these remarks
by our discovery on Saturday of some extra CON
veniences in the Amphheater forlades and children
attending the day performances conveniences douby
appreciated, because never before looked for in
place of the kind and further, by new idea, which
will at once publish the theater more extensively than
ever heretofore, and at the same time afford pleas
ntliterary lunch to all in and out Of the theater
We allude to the publication of little paper called
the DAILY Programme" to be issued daily at the
Amphitheater, edited and published by SpaIdng &
Rogers, and largely distributed about town gratis
The first number, or prospectus, issued on Saturday
is before US. 1t is handsomely printed, has anc.
fully engraved head processes to be devoted to en-
tertatnments generally, current events slightly and
the Amphitheater especially = andin its aby.written
and genial salutatory address lays down platform of
principles which must please the whole population
and excite the hostility of It promises to deal
magnanimously with the other theaters in its notices
of fthem well as in giving them the privilege of ad
vertisng their programmes in the Sheet to the excu
sion Of that Of the Amphtheater merely upon paying
the cost Of advertising in the regular papers, 1t is
small quarto sheet and will have room for limited
number of advertisements by those who may desire
such medium. As the daily edition will be at least
three thousand, and the whole number distributed
gratuitously, the " Programme will be popular
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@0taL SnttLIirtnff.

YESTERDAY, in its thermometricaI aspects, was
worthy successor to Sunday It was the same, only
a hstle more 90. Dark, cloudy and cIammy, save
once Or twice, when the sun showed through the
VaPor NE an old cheese, and dispensed momentary
gaFe Of sckly yellow. At nightfsll the rain began
% a ana the streets, already puttysh, became pro-
tuSey oatIerish and as watery as the omnbusters'
and eab0lesa could possibly desire. 1t was really
Wretched night, and damaged the theaters not a
little.
MoRTUARY.-The following is the report Of the
Board Of Health, showing the interments in all The
city cemeteries for the week ending Sunday morn,
ing, 23th inst, at O'Clock:
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2. T. -EEEtasp EalonH.
ENGRAYER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINT
No. 8 Cnnnn street. second aoor.

ENGRAYER, LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second floor.
Respectfully olcits orders the above departments
of art.
DIPLOMAS STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills of Exchanges Checks, Promtssory Notes
etc. embcished with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style uneQualed IN the South.
ehas obaned facilities for doing every description work
Stone, and particularly refers the style recently
dueed, combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with the
eheapness Of Lhogrphy and particularly adapted Bills of
Exchange, Checks Account Sales, Bin H.ads fine Labels
etc etc, etc
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects steel cop
in the South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
scupes Book Illustrations etc. etc, requested TO examine
his specimens and viii add that orders intbe finer and
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY IM
SELF and the North is the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INVI-
TArONS Engraved and Printed in every style punctualy
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed En-
graved and and furnished with press couuer-die ETC.
jel 2pIy
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"a Lle TYlroNt n.lol E,slans
DIR. c.. p. CRANE.

DIR. c. p. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs by inhalation of Electro. and Medical Va
por well the only rebIa and philosophical
process Of eectug in those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE aad INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Diseases ty
Of vergne Electro Chemical Baths Galvanism and
Electro Magnetism.
Forthe convenience of those afflicted with Diseases of tie
Throat Lungs unable visit The city who desire cor
sultaon, lt of Questions has prepared will be
warded on application Dr.. c..
No. Il6 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhalng Apparatus Medicines etc. according
the descriptions received in each particular case.
B-Patients from the country be accommodated with
rooms at the Instt1te. Mo 2p6mNM
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We were quite sure that we would not be called
upon to mention yellow fever again this season bnt
it will be seen by the above that still few struggling
cases were left over from the previous week.
We append our table, showing the whole course of
the fever from its beginning, with the mortality by
other diseases. It is certainly the last time we will
have to publish it, in order to show in figures the
rise and fall Of the epidemic Of 1858: