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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03
STEPHEN SCHTTON.
Near the Dapet


7zD~ The mo que OF Omar, IN Coastau tiaop'e
is highly peffnmed with musk which was mixed
vita the mortar in is walls, several HUNDRED
years ago This IS pleasant but not half as
much 50 as one Of Ward & Sons stoves is in
large room on cold day il miIvinte-. The
odor Of musk is pleasant hut tae oIor Of fire
is more 50 uader favorable circumstances. Go TO
Wards if you want aoythiar in The way o3 cook
Ing stoves. parior stoves. stop stoves, copper
ware, sheet-iron ware, tin ware. or 4 y,h:n- else
j" their line. Stock large. pt.eas low, AID terms
accommodating.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03

~ The CITY Council, at it, last meeting,
passed the usual resolution defining the Kidd Of
property upon which a city tax will BE- assessed
the present year. 1t includes all real estate and
personal property, except that of the Bank Of the
State Of Indiana which is exempted by its charter.
The Council also authorized the gradln. and
grayeiling OF Walnut street from FraaAln to
Pearl.
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kfG. lecture

Ca next Monday evening sac 9Th z-s = o'clees Or
IL Perry wit deliver lecture before the the
Marau Labor and Working Macs Tasttate sufjert .--
Anatomy and Phisgolosy. Tee..lsas generally 4re IN
vIte4 to attend.
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CEs3T- zsz q zzEz=7zea s. 4es. -->sS7s XIX
REFUBLICIN cINDID4TES.

INTEREST PAID or DEPOSITS.
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ssilP and EsIp

Wait for no nan J. K Boswell having opened
his paggerreoype Gallery, offers fer sale his well broke
black Horse and Spring Wagon The wagon = one %
Saml Is best.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

Z always Aes "a iazt .a.l .sr.. .a..-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03

great variety Of Valentines, sentimental AMI comic.
and handsome styes-r3r sale the POST OFFICE
BOOK STORE. wholesale retail. The stock is the arz
and best CHS Ee5Eaasi- Prices very loss.
Feb. 3, / 5g--2t.
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IleElfsEEeS.

BENJAMIS L, HAEu1- pa. IONS LTnER
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03

IRA number Of articles prepared for this .
p er are crowded ont as we'll as several go u1nuui.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03
70 An old negro. crossing the river

I irodc lost his cars, and came near
ing. In terror, he got down upon his
knees. and exclaimed: oh. good massa, Lord. j:
you ebber gwyue to help old Ira nows lie time"
Aud We say 70 tho reader if you ever expect to
get bargains DOW IS the time to Dc it, at the New
York store. Their stock IS large, aud will be
sold At approximately low prices. Their stock
Of winter goods must be disposed Of, and. now OF
never i the time TO got bargains
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03

BEyEvoLENr Soelrrr.--Ihe next monthly
meeting Of the Benevolent Society of this city,
viii be held ia the Latharaa church. on Franklin
street, Friday evening aext, a. early gas light.
ing. The public are respectfully invited to At
tend. The stewards from tLa respective wards
are expected to report their proceedings.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03

~ Gentlemen and ladies'. said the Snowman,
"hcre you have magnificent painting Of Daniel
in the lions den. Daniel can easily be d'stn-
glished from the lion by the green cotton um-
brella under his arm:" and the Boo. and Shoe
Store of cur friend Weherad eau be dis,5ng Iish
81 by the Mammoth Boot" that stands in front
&. bis store, indicative of the mammoth stock ct
bots ard shoes lie has on hand, aad which he Is
Hing or At small advance on cost He is de-
s.rous of closing out Is present s;oek and invites
the public to call and examine hs stock and
prices.
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liana Con. and Dayton and We. r. Z.


III = Editors OF Palladium will please announce TGI1M
As 4. DUGDALE, candidate tor Clerk Of the
Of Wayne County and uhIlg" Macy FRIENas.
OF wtf. MURRAY Jefferson Township is aa "a ounce
by his friends candidate for County
subject the n9miuatton o the Republican party.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-03

- Bsaian.n has beaa r. elected . tie I :.
senate from Louisiana.
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- oar yoaag friend. CH,RlEl HAND. who
for the past two years has been connected with
the ConntrsyiIi2 fines has Withdrawal from that
paper and is We uaIars and aboa. to go on .
farm near tha. place. This. We presume. will be
regretted By toe subscribers to the Tires. a. well
as his brethren Of the press, Charlie IS a good
printer, forcihe writer, and withaI perfect
gealemAa. May s4e,ess asteai his efforts.
- The proceedings Of the Legislature fer the
past week, are uamporlaut
~ The Homestead bill OF Mr. tirow. has
passed the House Of Representatives in Congress.
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1000 Sugar Cured Hams.


DCT up especially for ;le rzta5. tEa5a-= A-ralta3
sac " BARN -
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ATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8, 1859.

ldents and citizens of Louisiana and the South to
be crcumspect. 1t behooves all the parish officers
OF every parish in State to be on the alert that
the authorities of every town and village should re-
gard the arrival Of every stranger with suspicion,
In fact, the passport system Of the French empire
should be inaugurated, and every stranger arriving
be called on to give an account. Our own safety
demands this.
The further talk was Of the large receipts Of
cotton, and the reported rise in the tributaries Of
the Mississippi. There is not much reliance to, be
placed on those swells brought about by few
hours rain. 1t will require some days of rain fou
the dried and parcled earth to be saturated, yet
the reported rise here and there will be productive
of great result.
TWAS brisk on the levee and landings yesterday.
The arrivals of steamers were numerous. 1t will
not be long before our Western merchants and
traders will have their warehouses filled with the
valuable productions Of the great West We can
safely say to our customers in Alabama, Georgia,
Florida and Texas, come forward, we have an
abundance to greet you with.
The many arrivals of vessels from sea within the
last fifteen days have caused momentary depres-
sion in freights Masters and agents of good ships
are h0ldlnS 1of 90. Tor cotton Tor Liverpool
which will barely pay more than or per cent
to owners. The large influx Of vessels here
will, in all probability, check the inclination Of
owners to send their vessels, idle, hither for
business.
The regular mail from New York via Jackson
was not announced as having arrived yesterday.
The next steamer from Liverpool will probably
be the AngloSaxon of the 23d from Portland. The
Edinburg also was to leave the same day, but she
is a slow boat.
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gotal Snttuigtlttf.


Treated previously. ....................... 1854

WHERE SHALL THEY STAND.-This is a question
agitating the cabmen of our city and many of our
citizens. Yesterday morning an instance of this
matter came up before Recorder Monroe, in case
prosecuted by the Chief of Police who, as per the
wishes of certain property-holders, desired that
certain cabmen should not stand in front of certain
premises. As the case is held over until Monday
next, we withhold any remarks on the very evident
spirit of the municipal law on this question.
THOSE SMALL " SHows.n-H Honor the Mayor
met the general appreciation of the residents on
st. Charles, in the vicinity of Poydras street, by
recently causing the closing of certain small, often
called nuisances said to be shows. The proprie-
tors of these receptaces of badly be-daubed can.
vas and out-oftune organs, imaginary curiosities
and visionary wonders are, however. under the ad-
vice of counsel, opening their shows" again, and
preparing lawsuit for damages against the city,
embracing items of $50 per day and 500 each as
special losses, by the action of the Mayor. Here
is question of equity and law for the good taste
and judgment Of citizens.
A NEW GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFfIcE,-Of
the many improvements in our city and another
evidence of the progress of this economical age,
the General Railroad Ticket Office on ST. Charles
street, opposite the St. Charles HOTEL is an in
stance. This office, under construction during the
past ten days, was formally opened yesterday, and
we took occasion to visit and note its advantages
for the travelling public Situated in the most
prominent part Of the city, it is Of spacious dimen
sions, fitted up in very neat and attractive man
ner, with air of business enterprise rather than
gaudy display, and possessing the striking feature
of having place for everything and everything in
place. You enter and ask for railroad ticket
for any point the varied lines of travel in the
United States and Canada, and before your demand
is but barely expressed the business, timesayng
system inaugurated by the chief agent, Mr.. c. P.
Oakley, enables you to be in possession Of the de-
sired ticket, series of useful travellers companion
pamphlets and all the railroad information of eco-
nomy, time, distance, ETC., you may desire regard
ing the route you wish to patronize.
In word, this office is the n.ult,.n in pa,po, the
encyclopedia for railroad travellers, and for its
admirable scheme and advantages the public and
the citizens Of New Orleans will be indebted to
Mr.. Oakley, gentleman of enterprising character
and business tact. Mr.. o. has associated with him
in this New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company General Ticket Office, Mr.. W.
T. Wheeler, gentleman possessed Of much inform
alton on railway travel, and Mr.. Isaac Soria, one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03
FATAL STEAMBOAT ACcIDENT.-In the Memphis
Bulletin Of Wednesday last we find the following:

FATAL STEAMBOAT AcclDEsr.-In the Memphis
Bulletin of Wednesday last we find the following:
In our last we made mention of recent encoun.
ter with a snag, in Arkansas river, Of the packet
Red Wing, by which she sustained some slight
seems that in addition to the above, the accident
was also attended by fatal consequences Ayoung
man named Julius Meyer having been struck by the
same snag which injured the boat, and Instantly
ting on bale Of cotton, near the outer guard, and
although repeatedly admonished by the officers not
to remain there, az the position was dangerous
one, he persisted in refusing to heed the advice.
teal bale ON which he was seated, overturning it
and penetrating his side, injured him SO severely
that he almost instantly expired. We learn that
Meyer had for several years past been engaged as
a soldier in the service Of the United States, but
having procured his discharge, was on his return
to the Southern States, when the accident occurred
which has thus suddenly terminated his life.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HoIEL-Wm. Hunt, Poston A Isenberg Mo, W
SwRyne Sara; ID b Goham st Francisvlle; Hester
Miss Dickson, La; J Y Allen Sims Tex W .Iolhnson
Pittsburg d Curly and lady, Tex; Wilson, Mobiles
hawkins NJ; Johnson + Rayson, Blevn, Ark; r q
Coburn Fla; Mcknight, W DEWEY son; Tenn; Jas
Knowles Pensacola; J Wilson, Balmore II Hutchinson,
Bayy Va; NJ Stirling and lady l. Decne, Louisville
Ny; W Berry, Ky: A Watson, Miss + Ustce, Ala; /.
Killer and lady, I.a Yeonans Miss; G j Quick Miss;
Jaryes and lady, Bhea White Port Gibson; Afford
Wallis. q Foster, II Foster. 7 Iaugle u I.yliS
and sister Miss r II Griffith. Balmore A Henry, l. Kill
gore, Srars Ia; L eBnrn Mrs l. IeBurn Fla; Thos
" D Scarborough. Gordon La s Carr. NJ Brown
Vim Richardson Ln II Mcdonald Miss W Slaughter, l.
Carton, + Beckhund Miss
ST GIARLEsS Thompson. Ill Or Stewart Point Coupec,
la; Ware and lady: Ala; Butler. Natclez; Mrs
rowcT st Louis; Higgens Smith, I Smith, W Bon
nrant Y; K II Barron. Marion Ala; Sweetsen Boston;
Geo smith W Key, Snedegon, Miss; $ I Merrill
and .G laiy Mrs BENEDICT Y W rerdo, Columbus Ga "
Wsads La; 81 Helpin and lady MOBILIZE Giyens, York;
Banghn Sayoca; nunelly Tallahassee; b Mccall
lam Tenn; II White, city, G Oils Carroll T Pack.
ard Texas Z Hart city; w Chapman N Y; @ G Hunter
and family, Y Col Hooker Copa Miss; TuaHe CHM;
CF Farrar, Kingston, Miss. N N''''
ST L0u1S-H Moncure, Attakapas; P Carson Mobile.
PatricS and lady, Miss Patrick Miss Patrick In;
Bonrg, Terrcbonne Robertson, Iaorrche; Shark
Monroe Bonneeare Rouge: Gray Jr La; j Me,ke q.
y i'nlton " Buck and mother, Terrebonne; ct,ee
st Louis pullford, London; Gilman lady q 4:
JM Dekraf Jas DeKraft, Miss DeKmH Washing ON CITY;
Dngoll and lady Miss: Patterson l. Janson JERSEY
q S Patterson, W Cummings, N Y,
THE DRIVER OF DRAY No. 4,2s7 is referred to an
advertisement in which he is especially interested,
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The Sufferers.
APPEAL TO TIE PUBLIC.


The late terrible conaaga.on which in the
Third and Fourth Districts and tho which they have
brought upon large class of inhabitants fresh
the minds Of to noed repetition in this appeal
public.
The Mayor In his message officially states that NO es.
than twenty squares tho Fourth District and twelve
squares In the Third District have been reduced
value Of the real estate alone SPAS
900 In furniture stocks md effects Since the
Of the Mayor another Fourth District has
occurred, swelling considerably the estimate Of losses
Although the Chief Magistrate tho Common
Council in highly pasewohy manner the approximation Of
reasonable which suggestion has doubtless met the
pova OF both boards OF that body still the present
ciys finance will scarcely permit an appropriation eon tn
the emergency
1t has been ascerancd that one hundred of the
families whose dwellings have been down. were not
sued at ALL the insurance companies many having
FUSED risks Of the condition
the occupants of the houses making such application.
1t Is Just this class of people, who living
mouth in these humble dwellings, who lost everything barely
escaping with their lives raging elements whose con
dltion has prompted this appeal
To say to these unortunae whose have para
lyzed by despair help yoursc would show total
quantance with the human faculties.
There people whose generosity is proverba than
the citizens Of New Orleans who have failed promptly
answer calls made their benevoence when assured that
real distress existed among class of the community
The present misery existing in The ruined districts being
such character TINT but ympathe with the distressed
the undersigned Executive appeal public
New Orleans come forward and lend a helping hand
Lists of subscriptions will be presented from house to house
and the donations of the poor well the rich will be received
with equal gratitude
The committee wishes to be perfectly though
the initiative by German citizens distinction
of nationality will be made distribution
ccvcd.
Real charity stops inquire needy comes
but what will be necessary to comfort him
Every acquainted with the late
tions will confer favor the committee by handing in their
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INTERIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to the New Orleans Daily Crescent

FsFeeFHi ID UTE tNeH '1ffstEfa i''sIJ -Ne.teHtsI
MONROE, La, Nov. 26 2P. NJ.
Ed. Crescent: For the benefit of shippers along
the Ouachita and steamboatmen, l desire you to
note this in your daily:
The river opposite this place commenced rising
the 23d, at night, and has risen feet inches.
Since o'clock this morning it rose at the rate of
one and a-half inches per hour; and it has been
raining since O'Clock last night, ncessantly.
Weather cloudy and raining. Thermometer at
rs deg. Fahrenheit.
Yours, etc.,
P. S.-4 P. M.-Stll raining, and warm. River
rising at an increased rate
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Pacitic Mail steamsbin company,

fac1nc MAI bt6amsh1p company
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The Board of Directors of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company met to-day to
consider the pending arrangements with Wander
bilt, when the committee appointed stated that all
negotiations were broken of, in consequence of
Vanderbilt having receded from his offers. reso-
luton was then passed that the committee should
entertain no further proposals from him. except by
order of the Board of Directors
Another Supposed Filibuster Vessel.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "A dispatch from At
lantic City IN. 81 has been received here stating
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NUMBER 2s1.

that small steamer put IN at that nI.ce =, .....
Of weather. Her appearance rave ,;ae - ~ u,.
belief Of her being FfIfbuster vessel. her s;dss
being painted black viii, rt,i,. s..;,.a. 49,
her crew, who canav ashore -. ,,,s..;., - !,
stated that she was nom N.w v,s.s 8. a,.u
having been purchases ~ - !. 60. 1s' ans
ment. His story is NOT ered;ted y 7. =
The Execution of Bro.rr
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-Dfpatches wbfef, t,.,. -,
received at Washington yrnort 4hs -
Brown. There was neither disorder or stter.n< y
rescue him.
BALTIMORE, Nd. Dec. IN special isspatci, sc
the Baltimore Sun. states tint Jobn Rrn,xn ur,.
executed at Cbarlestown. at uast eleven a,c,oes
this nrosninr, There was no 1puanaI erctemen,
during the time Of tbe execution
Particulars Of Rroun,s Fwacnt;or se5 4
RnrMouv D~c . A. p.o-.n,.' s..aa.4.,
which tool r.ac. .odov -,
Quoted with stv,ct military d;scsrI;na ~ u
O'Clock this posuipp. Brown was cnndncted fron,
his cell to the callovs. He was oer.d Ministerial
condoenca hnt r.,,,;oa ~. -.
cerer,o,;as s,,sa, - e seonneu ieis'oas
some few re,,orL, =, 49, ,,-..a.. ~. .s =
ascended with frm stens = ~ sc.e,,Ia M
rope was then n,acpa aronna b;s ,a,L a,,a. i,
frop took Mace
aftar bano;no 81 ,..,e
arxn and ,e,;varaa - h;s :ea .,.s ooay ''s sus
Another Ac.orrt ~ pw.,s... r-"..s.!p <. 'eeAs
CHARLEsrowS. v. Dec > I'm, - -. =
cution took nlace tb;s ,,orn;n,, Taa snon
military present Brown waa conyevsd fro,,, liz
cell to the scaffold in furniture wagon sitting IN
the coffin. When he arrived at the scaffn,d bo
turned and surveyed the crowd saroraIr h.. sa;d
nothing. He was nm tha scaaa,d g, ~. =
ten minutes. y '- -, -f',ss :
He died easy. and after hanging thirty ,,;rn,os
his body was cut down and conyeved t. ;aiI HI
ho1v ia tn he cont tn uornar. r,a.@ :. 3. !,
to his wife, who is to take it North for interment
Gold Discoveries in MISSOURI Confirmed
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The report that large vein
of gold bearing rock has been discovered in the
southeastern portion of this State has been con.
firmed
United States Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The United States Treas
ury receipts for the past week amount to $500 0OO
The amount in the Treasury subject to draft is
$3.50 900.
Specie for Europe
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The steamship Saxonia,
which sailed Yesterday for Liverpool. took ont
70O nm, in snac;a for E.rona :
The ca1;sornio T,var,.ra MAJ,
WARSAW, M.-The California Overland mail
with San Francisco dates to the llth nit has
passed this place on the way to st, Louis
| Arrival of the Denver Exprass. ..,.
| LEAvENwoRrH CRY, Dec. 2.-The Leavenwortt
and Denver City express has arrived at this place
bringing dates to the oath ult from the gold mines
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II Rarfllel.Shi1l

Is wanted by who pu, 5000 $4,000
established Grocery Dry Goods Cotton Factorage bu
With the latter the advertiser practically ac
qnaned having had many years experience in this city
which he is fully acclimaed Would be glad keep the books
or do the correspondence Of the concenn fact
partment in which his services could be made available
Good references to character capacity will be given
Applications addressed to Box l6 Post Office giving
name and where interview be had will with prompt
attention All shall be strictly confidential dl 2p3t
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IL. II. Tyler.
Wisses, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET

NOS. 13 AND 10 RIO A STREET.
A supply Of CREMR DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quart,
and pnts continually hand which equal the best thai
to this market Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
Of the vintage Of 1895 795 and 1905
other brands WHISKY, of all descriptonsScotch, Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pinis quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment of tho best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will be sold terms as any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos l3 and Is Royal street.
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III Cures at Once.

The quickest and the remedy Of the hence
in such disorders Piles Salt Rheu, Scroua and in fact
every kind of Cuaneous Erpton Cuts Wounds, Bruises
Erysipeas and all of the genus DALLEYS MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR the only real quick and eectual
to be obtained Try and you will be without it,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
2l and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents for the South and whom all should
be addressed n2s 2p3teod<W
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A. l. ]. DENsIsToUN & Co.-Messrs. A. 4 j. Den
nistoun Co. make publication that, by mutual
consent, Mr.. VIM. Crawford, of Glasgow, has re-
tired from their firm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

AAPHITHEATER AND MusEuM.-Wyman, the wig
ard, and DIR. Valentine, the comedian, will give an
entertainment at noon to-day and at night. The
Museum. with the famous aquaria, is open at all
hours, and is worthy visit from everybody.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

New OPERA HousE.-The grand opera of Will
liam Tell y will be repeated at the New Opera
House tonight, with the same cast as on Thursday
night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

ST. CHARLES THEArER.-To-nig Miss Joey Gou-
genheim makes her last appearance and takes her
farewell benefit. She plays the part Of Capitola,
in The Hidden Hand, = and the entertainment will
conclude with the farce, Ny Aunt Charlotte's
Maid, done by Mr.. Scallan and Miss Laura Honey.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

RAcING.-We learn that two of Gen. Wells
horses, Uncle jeff" and "Norment," took their
departure yesterday for Mobile to give our friends
in the sister city taste of their qualities at the ap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

CIRcus.-There will be performance tonight
in Messrs. Rivers Derious' circus tent, near cor
ner of Baronne and Poydras streets, and also one
commencing at nnanday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

THE ORLEASs.-verdi's grand opera lie Tro.
vatore" will be performed tonight principal
characters by Messieurs Dobbels, Philippe and
Soto, and Mines DeSatournerie and Dalmont.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-03

The VARIErIEs.-Hardwick comic drama, "a
Bachelor Of Arts, = with principal parts in charge
of Messrs Sothern, Chapman, Briggs Morris, Miss
Sara Stevens and Miss Couldock, win be performed
tonight Orchestral music, and dance by the
Misses Gale will occupy the interlude, and the
entertainment conclude with the farce entitled,
" Forty Winks," Mr.. Owens playing Horatio
,S11yyt00ins