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8AVue
Our correspondent 1t Washfngt on writea us
under date OF the 9Th inst ~ follows:
Mr. H. J. Graham, the dsst elected delegate
from Plke's Peak undar the popular or6aazA.
ton. arrived hero on tho I'd Instant and hAs
communicated valuable Inform asiou to members
relative to this intareatinR region. df. ara~
ham thinks thAt shout &15, 900 IN gold has been
taken out and sent to the StAteA The nining
parties arrived lAte in Tho ReAson, and vsre rot
able to do moro than 10 make surface explors-
tisns beforo it became neceassrJ for them TO
prepare shelters for ths winter. Hin general
conclusion from what he sax and heard is that
for q spaee of ons hundred miles north and
south tho county would supply gold 1t paying
rats per hand The miners bad no machinery,
and we're compelled 70 eon6ue thelr oEerssious
to waahing dit in pAna There was plenty Of
water and saficisnoT Of eottoH ~ wood . md pine
for al necesss1y purpose9 Tho settlers had
begun to get out lumber With whip saHz tbs day
beiore he ieft. Coal was reported within cor
venient distance Of Aurazia BY The fnnoan.
taineera /. va thought that tho country would
prove well adapted % tho production Of wheat,
u wsll u to the rearing Of sh>sp-
Mr. Otezo, representative from New Mexico.
ssys tho boundaries proposed BY Nj. colfA1'a
bill include tho best part Of his tsrEitoEJ for
agricultural purposes, but he aesented TO the
verr praosicl remark Of AT. Graham, that thsrs
IL land enough and gold enough Tor a1l. 49,,
, 1859-01-15
Har1witx Initiating Morphy.
Aorphy's discounted antsgoniss il attempting
10 imitata him. 4 London Journal 8aYe:


The ex.rAordin.ry mental exertion Of playing
eight games at the sanne time, without seeiug
tho board ia any ono instance, WIS effected It
the Paris Chsss club on tho night Of December
18th, By II. Hs,rxitz, without any apparent dif-
dcplty. Tns rooms were crowded with 4ma-
teurs, anxious to witptss tho feat, among them
being ths Dats Of Bruns~ick. Prince 3a!lit!in,
pIsI eommepced : ltttls Assss O'Clock, and ter-
minesed, about bAA-paas 3 Tha result was ~
folioxa:. Tbs hliudiold player won ak gamer
and lost one. the Tsmaining ons bang draw;
II ths end n. HRrWitx Wz1 loudly applaudad
md warmly congratulated by The persons who
sdfi zemained. HI seemed hut ittle fasigued.
~. ii e3oellent spirits, I'D s.s hoard to saY
Rether 1o4t u e.4ily u he h1a done eight.
Il may b. added to The abose account that
Harrvitt's opponents were Ill infarior players.
and tas gaues lacked brliiancY: Morphy, on
The conclusion Of hin match With Andersen,
promises II play twenty ganea hlindtold agsinst
atxonE plaJsfA
, 1859-01-15
More 0utrages ON the Border.
Hpedh Dispaieh to The ek. Lou}a Republican. :.

.ET1KRaoH ClxT. Jan H. 1eoR
Dr.. T. J. B. Rockwell, Of West Point Ais-
sonri, arrived hare to'd.y, having left Saturday
under Montgomery, Brown, Bsne, Snyder and
Sinsaas, amounting 10 force Of four hundred
mss, hss building fort At Ohoutsau's trading
pot, twelve miles sauth Of Weat Point and
within khrss vsskz hare committed robberiaa
in Bates md Vernon Counties to the estimated
amount Of tHo hundred thonanod dol1sss- Dur
ing 1ast xsak THAR paztsa are sald To have mur-
deIsd HsnEy ,Wilsoo, Of Fort Scott, and takan
IN hiatussehandise, slavss, Dc. They also mur-
dassd Iames HeHensy, al Hatas County, sud
skels q destroyed hia taxmink stoak.
, 1859-01-15

r. It il said that it has cost the City oi
HeF York OVER forty thoasasd> dollars to con-
yict Caucemi Of naanaianghtsr in ths dr1t d..
groe.
, 1859-01-15

Ornamental Engraving hua s. to $25 zxua
w.nl,o tes r., hxod Instruments Of other knds oj
heach snd German naputaesuse xuh ps4on vst!es.
Which prepared fHlsh e Bsaas = lev = tes1
can b lid elsewhere. Liberal dlecuUak I'LL 10 EA8
70 bauae. Tetns c&ah On dearerJ.
HIGGINS BR08.. sf1zAs D4Aaa
, 1859-01-15
DIR. C. J. LEEDS
QUININE STBSTITU T E,
Or, .9ERVE TO.fIE,

F e v + r a ~ . a G y E.
LSO, YELLOW, CHAGRES AND
~ psuana Ptyers ot,ea be prevented By the use
Of tAIs In1A1uabe remedy. Tbs recipe u frnn vey
cIeofa:ed pa,sic!ao af1er ta-tydye e1p-re~
IN Hospitals and r.1Ae racsceta New fotk oits and
past x years With the most wonderful In the
Western and Southwestern c,uatyJ. whese Peger sat
d'sea.e ven renovauax aad reeupe.a.!a: tn.
ten already shattered By tho use Of ounlne Morphine
such aze lily bsax forced upon tae ~ sDest'ns "a;
recoomeod and guarantee ta!1 Medicine ~ pcs!ec.
n.c- To t9aveEefS IN uuhea!th, e1ates would use
now Of Liverpool Pacxet Line m%1J Jea.* IN tho
8outhtrn and South American Coass!ok trade.
would taIak Of soux 70 without rptler as
without the Qutn!ne aubastnte -
j. IT, HAZARD. Proprietor.
III Maiden Lane. Ssw YORK.
Penton, aIobinAon d. Smith,
Thoiease Asen:s Is south WaeF s:Teet Chicago. H.
deisb7&} tAt3A
, 1859-01-15

~ The richest man in Louisville, E r., u shs
Hon. James Guthrie. His property il sssssssd
u worth $l,sa2, 2,8ss.
, 1859-01-15
NTAI MOTH MILL WOR - !.
lChic1so Branch Of tbs nld Buffalo NIL Furnlhlcz E.
tablt4hDent,]
JOHN T. hQ7f co.
154Ac B. HrxgH. Resident Partner and Mlwvkls q
Market 4ttte. Ch!c1ku. Il lno'k

(
M1l.touea Manufactured Il this estahlshmeat are
tnIzhed new and improved principles and are as
near perfect obtained by the ben manufacsnsta IA
the world. The credit OF tha eetahllhneat for the
mast twenty-five yeArs In t11ullhlnk NIl FDtlok1
for nearly every Staa md Territory tu tho Quon r. zen
known ind ahAli be maintained. Extra ee'tcted 3lln
stone1 Ade Special Contract from Choice NeH y Old
Quarry Btock No5t's 1nrt,ved Cockhexd and H utr
ApIndie4 dued In Gtoots With lruo warranted bes
IN for large sod sGau ttcntt. also. Importers aad
dealers IN
Extra Haary Dutch mixer Boiling Cloths.
MILLYRs IN vaa& o, Rnl.TINt1 CL'THs scs saa1u
featuring Extra quality Of Plour. depend Ke
uux The eenulue OLD DUTCH AMER. AnRlo Aad
Double Extra4 Boiling CLOTH made up 10 saperioE
t1e. b xiJIa1 lenxth and dl1a-ter at Reel II fees
and lnches. John 7. Nores 1rapeved centifuta Feed
inx sud Flour Aud Grist Nils PlActstt.n Corn ~ H.
Nil Ca9tnG1 snd Machinery Of evsE7 desrriptou tur
pi:hed to order ou short nou.e. nom new patfesn1
Noyes Improved Pressure MIL Ax-nA .or the Bu3alo
RcA:e Work. uoubleExtsa Cast Steel Nj Ptcks In-
proved Turbine. Percussion Reaction and c. nts1l Dls
charge water Wheels warranted equal 10 t1e best tilted
With Cast Steel Boiler Iron E1c4tsA saEra1te3 to
du Z = high peEc.1t4ge Of power. fE1t Aacare md
9epatr t. for mills nd xr houses. Ch nc ecK.r Cane
3lillA Sugr nj uoIte Po.et acgA- hHls for G.ocer
les EoJe's lmpfnved iron bonnE Reel John 7. So1e
Eloos Pa=keE, sta1i9ne.y md pes;4h.s nenea atst
Machines ard MI Purnlshlnz se1etsly.
ne can sel II lover rate than aaY other estabshens
N B-We viii contract to fu niSh and ball Mills
plee tur1fsh paas Aal apecdcaIous tor A1uWr3&ht
AAH0
, 1859-01-15

The amendment to the Senate VAS then d.
feated; and u often a. that body had passed it,
the HOUSE htd defetted it have spoken upon
it three simes, and Hon. D. C. Leach. Of Aichi-
gan, spoke upon it last year. These four
speeches are all thst hare been made against II
since Nr. Adams death: bat the elare power
appears determined to pass it. 70 give it up
would, in truth, be surrender, or rather IN ad~
mission, thRt they cannot sustain their funda-
mental doctrine. for it involves tho entire issue
now pending between the partiea.
, 1859-01-15

Every Engine L futrIlhtd wth
tbbSoN'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
For Flour ss. We eout leuuJ recom mend them as su-
uertor to an other Style Of EnEtnc, A1d theJ viii
saye from Is to so per can't in Fuel
oye, the usaal class Of Boilers ia use Il the Vest We
shnI keen m as3tueut at d0treat At our est1b
Esnraeni ubere they may b. exaaiael An the necessary
I'll II dtxi;ed b fufu!shed re: up md tArt Engines
II a-y p.rt Of tie country. We Will a1so supply
WATERWHEELs SKATING, GEARING, &c.
II rtry Loto Figures.
r. ". BAKrEfk d. CO.,
MIr Furnishing Depot West Water hrset. between Ian
dnlph Aad ID tlison. Calcaxn
n P. O, Addres1 Bnx va. 81 las IN h&'Q
, 1859-01-15

rUNNIES- AND SECOND HAND,
Ut ts1& rsoATsd md 1t sa1s ~ uHA11 Co.
80 Hahk0de1& aa1saslaR
, 1859-01-15

Browns Bronchial Troches,

Ok COUGH IOHENEE-3.
From Rer- H&ary Hara BekeAsr, rho A1I z1ed tAs
7fpta<s fre ytars---f have never &han.el my
mind respecting them fsu tho Tst, erters 10 think
yet better Of that which began in thinking well Vi!
, 1859-01-15

We tf1ns1sts from rlstAme de Suex the following
letter from the protector Of ths Suex Canal, U. do
INsseps:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
n12 2p3t

Fairbanks
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES,
Manufactured exclusively by the ORIGINAL INVENTORS,
e. & II. FAIRBANKS s; CO.,
And for sale at
REDUCED PRICES,
Principal Southern Warehouse,
No. 90 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Adapted every required operation of "eghng-as Kali
road Scales for Trains single Cars; Warehouse Scales dor
portable Heavy Portable Scales on wheels Tor Fonn
dries, Rolling Mills Iron Houses, etc, etc.
STORE SCALES, various notifications
COUNTER SCALES
PATENT BALANCES adapted to Weighing
Cotton, Sugar and Tobacco, with
Frame and Hooks;
RAILROAD, HAY AND COAL SCALES, made entirely Of
Iron and Steel
any part of the country at short notice
been ep known and severely tested
confidence felt in their accuracy perfect adjustment
such that they regarded
I'll He STA n D ARD,
From which there is no appeal
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
No. % Camp street.
Also, Agent for LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PRooF
SAFES. nj 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
NeaU Cn9pefissg.

J. d. d NdBRoN &c CO.,
l24 Canal street,
Have large choice of Euglish Vel
vet Tapestry Capens the celebrated manufacture of
Crossey's & Sons, and others.
BIGELoW BRUSSELS and w1LToNS-new patterns.
THREEPLY AND INGRAINs, of the best Makers
RUGS, BAIZES DOOR MATS, ETC.
Curtain Materials.
We attention the extensive stock of all descrp
tions OF Brocatclle Satin and Wose Curtain Mate
rial Lace Curtains Table and Piano Covers Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Cornfces.
In this branch Of business pains taken to get
the styles, and stock has superior.
OIL CIoTHs-s to "a feet wide Of choice quality and
new patterns. MA 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
-. PtHat s Sons,

n. I'iHat s Sons,
12a. CANAL STREET. I2a
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Children's Cari.iages, Toys, Gnmes.
.. GEop9x.s. xszHRoNrs.
ETC. Rrc., ETC.
JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS. LONDON md VIENNA,
A SUPERB STOCK
EVERYTHING IMAGINABLE
IN our, r.1N,ss
Together with tho Finest lot Of
M Il E1s sCHAUM PIPE .
CIGAR SMOKERS
Ever Brought to New Orlcnnss
B. PIFFET SONS,
l22 Canal street,
nl4 2pst Touro Buildings.
Gentleane,s's
FU RNI S HIN G. GOOD S.
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
ALFRED MUNRoE 81 CO.,
STORY BUILD ING,
Corner of Camp and Common Streets.
Are selling all descriptions OF
| FURNISHING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
At very Moderate Prices
! PATENT YOKE sHIRTs-Ferty different sizes.
| ALI. LINEN sHIRTS-An sizes.
Very Handsome LINEN BOSOM sHIRTS-At si2 per dozen
| FANCY CoLoRED SHIRTS, TRAVELLING SHIRTS.
| MERINO UNDERSHIRTS-From IS cents to s. 50.
| MERINO DRAwERS-From IS cents to s. 10.
| Real Shaker Flannel SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
| LINEN and JEAN DRAWERS.
| Red Cashmere and fine Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
| Plain and Ribbed Cashmere and Mcrino HALE HOSE.
| White and Brown Cotton HAI.FHosE.
| Real Shaker Knit Wool HALF-HOSR.
| GLOyES-Of every description.
| Linen and Silk HANDKERCHIEPS.
| sUSPENDERS,
UMBRELLAS,
l TRAVELLING lhCNh
| vALIsBs.
| CARPET BAGS ETC
| ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
| nl4 2pN Cornor Camp and Common streets.
Ladies' Caters
| ONE DoLLAR PER PAIR.
/ CIIryDREN,S SHOES
FIFTY GENTS PER PAIR.
| Also, just received from auction,
ASSORTMENT
| Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
| S. B. CHURCHILL,
| nI4 2p3t corner Apollo and Erato sts
| First Premium Shirts,
| F. I n I, G. l. O r. H N G
| And
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
LEIGHTON OLD STAND,
MA 2p3t Corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
SUPERIOR TO ALL orIlERs.. |.

ARR
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS!
The advantages claimed for tho Machine
That stronger md handsomer than is made
by hand by any other machine.
That II makes a elastic seam, which will withstand tho
tests of washing ironing than that made by
any other machine
That the speed which higher than any other,
and the required operate than required by
other machine.
That It is nearly noiselcss In its operations.
That its construction is simple liability dsar
rangement less than any other.
That be quickly learned moro easily kept order,
got ready for and changed quality or grade OF
work, than any other
applicability the entire rnnge family scwpg-from The
finest delicate the heavier and coarsey
fabrics.
That 1t uses silk from tho original spoos-no re-
winding, shut,lcs or bobbins to fill.
That finishes work fasens the end Of every
each stitch IL independent Of its neighbor
1t has no leather pad
child years age work them with pertec,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Il Card.

The undersigned takes this method Of returning bis grateful
heartfelt thanks the gallant remeu for their noble and
successful exerons saving his lumber yard from destruction
when almost enyeloped in the fumes at the fire Saturday
night last In the block situated in front Of the New Basin
Nothing their almost superhuman exertions could have
saved much combusbe material from destruction which, in
deed was almost miraculous.
Where all deserving Of praise without intending
be nvdou he would especially mention with feelings Of graf
udc for their gallant services Companies Nos and which
Immediately located in proximity to his property
J. R. PIKE,
nI5 2pIt 81 Triton Walk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

HeThe Great English Remcdy-.Sir James
CLARKE's CxLEBRArED FEMALE PIIs Prepared from pro-
serpsion of Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This well kaown Medicine is imposition, but and safe
remedy Female Difficulties and Distractions from any
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain moth
Ing hurtful 10 the constitution.
II Married Ladies' it peculiarly suited II WILL in short
Hne, bring the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have never fall where the drec.
the second page Of the pamphlet we'll observed
For full particulars get pamphlet free, Of the agent
N HSl % and six portage stamps enclosed TO any author
ired Agent win insure bottle containing fifty pills. ~
turn Of mail.
General Agent for tho United sntes JOB NOSES Rochester
Ny j. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents,
md sold BY al respectable Druggists. fsS 2p1yAW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
.He1p Orleans

.telp Orleans
COMMERCIAL READING ROOMS.
The undersigned thankful for the encouragement already
ccivcd from subscribers this establishment socs sub
scrbers to forward and register Names that
may be enabled to make it PERMANENT INSTITUTION.
Having occupied the building of St. Charles Com
mon Streets for tho last twelve he takes this opportunity
inform the public that he has leased years
He haters himself with having established a Reading Room
equal If not better than existing the Union and hopes
that will be sustained by the citizens of New Orleans
F. w. COELER,
rl2 2p3 Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15


-. -.
John Todd,
"a CHARITIES STREET. ....... IL & IA |.
-In,porter Of
RICH SILKS, DRESS GOODS, LACEs, ETC,
--IIas just opened
NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS IN
SUPERB EVENING SILKS,
Rich NIoir Antiques,
FINE PARIS ROBES from SOS upwards being one,hd less
than the usual prices.
DRESS SILKS
BRoCHE, CHINE, PoULT DE SOLE, Plain and Figured.
DROUGHT, BAYADERE, PLAID, etc, etc.
Fine Boiled Black Silks,
IN ROBES AND PIECE.
PoPI.INs Plain and Pompadour
FouLARDs, GRIsA1LLEs PARIS PoPLIN,
PARIS yAlENCIAs, POLL DE CHEFRE.
vELoURs, VICTORIA PI.AIDs,
MER1Nos etc., ETC.
PARIS KID GLOVES,
GAuNTLETs, HOSIERY,
LADIES AND MISSES UNDER GARMENTS.
Thompson & Sons Celebrated
xxfxS 0 z z " Il VS..
IAACES AND EMBROIDERIHS.
FINE POINT LAcEs in Aencon D guile Honiton valen.
ciennes Guipuro, etc.
Real French Embrotderies,
Bands Cheises Morning Robes Waists Robes,
Yokes etc, etc.
Rich Evening Dresses,
In Tune, Tareton French Muslin ETC., etc.
JOHN TODD,
MA apSa Nos. IL and IA Chartres street.
ShnsCls. Shaicls. Slsaspls. A.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
No.. Canal streot.........l
Are now prepared to exhibit the
Largest Stock of Shnyls
EVER IMPORTED TO THIS MARKET.
Comprising, in addition to fine assortment Of
BRoCHE sIAwIs,
STELLA sHAwLs, -..~-
BERLIN sHAwIS,
LONG WOOL sHAwIs,
SQUARE WOOL sHAwLs,
THIBET sHAwIs.
CLOTH sHAwIs,
CHENILLE sHAwLs,
ZEPHYR sHAwLs,
MOURNING sHAwIs,
MISSES sHAwLs,
SERVANTS sHAwIs.
Large Stock of Novelties: ..
lishment
| We have, in addition to regular stock, about
1000 CHEAP STELLA sHAwIs,
which will be sold to the wholesale very prices
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
| nl4 2pst lle Canal door from Royal.
CIOaks and Raglasss.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
l1s........Cnnal Strcet.........116
Have had manufactured during the fall very large
of these goods copied from the most modern Partisan
samples materials which they will offer prices
much below the Importation foreign article
Besides our great variety cIoAKs enabled
| to offer to dealers
ALARGE STOCK OF CHEAP cLoAKs.
Al prices will rapid
| tive profit We have also on hand a large stockof
| Cloalxi1lS Materials,
| CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
| At
| Very Low Prices.
| BEATHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
MIA 2ps. lis Canal street, door from Royal.
W'OOte,s Goods.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS SC CO.,
Canal Street .11G
Are offering, AT REDUCED PRICES,
| large stock Of
1 BED BLANKETS,
BLANKETS FOR SERVANTS,
/ CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS
/ COMFORTS, ETC.
| FLANNEIs-Of nearly every description
FRENCH MERIEoEs,
| MoUssELINE DEI.AIEEs and other
| WINTER DRESS GOODS.
narAn examination of the stock and prices is politely
| quested.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS q CO.,
MA 2pat 116 Canal street, door from Royal
OUerCOats, OUerCOnts, OcerCOats
| OFERC0ATS IN ABUN DANCE,
ALL QUALITIES AND PRICES,
| FROM 81 to $40.
| ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
nl4 2p5t Story Building Cor. Camp and Common streets
Clothing!
| CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

~ ~ Hcno0sER !. q. GwlsS.- We
= Iooner y. q. Gwinn, Capt. Forbes,
slteSa III Icsn, With ! cargo of $50 bales cot
~ l1ed ~ gale Of Saturday night last
~ 8 ~ tsof the New Canal, and was
lISss y y h ~ een tlse end of the Pontchartrain
u v sHtrance Of the Canal, losing
- IA ~ slls nd rigging. She now lays in
Att b y fsst water. Capt Forbes was in the
lolyy u \ u and entered his protest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

,i IN ii III = The names of the surgeons
aI = m for IN ensuing * months elected
4 ~ ~ sard of Adminis ators, are this morning
r. n hill Among them We see that Of our friend
~ ~ ~ conff1re, Dr. James Burns, one Of the
VI ~ profession IN the city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
BcsssIsssyse,,, .LesCis s Co.

OF every variety-comprising
RICH BRocADE ROBES,
ROBES ECoSSAISE,
ROBES GR1sAILLE
GRoS D'EPSoA RoBRs,
GRos D'AFRIQuE,
PLAIN POULT DE soIEs,
GRIsAILLE SILKS,
CHINE SILKS,
RICH PLAID SILKS,
BAYApERE SILKS
PLAID FoULARD SILKS,
PRINTED FOULARD SILKS,
CIIILDRENs PLAID SILKS,
TWIILED FoUIARDs
RICH BLACK BRoCADE SILKS
BLACK PLAID SILKS,
BLACK SMALL FIGURED SILKS,
BLACK BAYADERE SILKS,
BLACK GRoS D'AFRIoUE,
BLACK PouLT DE SOLE,
BLACK GRoS DU RHIN
LINING SILKS,
81 BLACK SILK FOR sHAwIs.
Also, for the Trade large stock Of
Low PRICED DRESS SILKS!
As cheap as they can be bought of New Jobe with
assortment Of vELvETs, sATINs, PoPIISs etc.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
MA 2rst ll6 Canal street. door from ROYAL.
Elegant Parts T'elUet
PEIISSES, CLoAkS,
MILLINERY GOODS.
OPENING DAY, MONDAY, NOV. IA.
- ..
0o1AcN
Ii
IL s 14........ CHARITIES STREET. q H
VIII display on MONDAY, the l4h inst,
n. r so
"s i'0'' e-0'e' -AN
VELVET PELISSES, BUREouS,
- r,-r
Elegantly Embroidered and Plain
-AIso-
!; III ~. Wv s,r,.
MISSES AND CH1LDREN's
cToARs TALNAs AND MANTLRs
vIrc.rr rprscH PATTERN BossETs
crprp1op .p1s uAnR RoSSETs in Velvet silk and
straw, Royal Velvet, etc
Bridal Bonnets and seiis'
- -
p,n,xc uArs pr ,rxEs wRE.THs
HEAD DRESSES, RUCHEs, FLOWERS.
TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, ETC.,
Jus. received direct from the most
CEI.EBRA ATED HOUSES IN PARIS.
And comprises the most elegant offered.
JOHN TODD,
nil 2pst Nos l2 and Il Chartres street
-H.e,r IE,o,.sfery Store.
F. G u E b l. E,
Z" oANAh siNfri'
Informs the Ladies' that he has opened his fall supply Of
He would call particular attention TO the following goods OF
woRsTrD and FANCY READ EMBRoIpERIEs.
EMBRoIpERED CHEMIsE YoKEs, ETC ETC
He would also call the attention Oh me trade 10 ms s'oh
Oh sHETr. AMI woyE and ZEPHYR woRsTRD,
Which he will sell extremely wholesale and retail
+. GoEbLE,
LIZ -.-o. @ - - - -
Linen, saN b1adtns,
sUITA FOR STEA ATS.
r-, f~,.t.
4, wInrus .rn P,1rppxs
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uATTIsG-cocoA AND CANTON
kocs MAiS' iAhi'h-eof hHa' etc.,
for sa'e 70" ~ 'h'
c"1'"A IN" o"'P ""''"""Se'
w. ~ "a ~ ~ 1.N % lNnf.i -.--
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FAsHlohAbLE cLoIHlNG EN- mfoNlu M
Nos. IS AND Is CAMP STREET.
f-oa So,u Wi, d,.;,, ,,a ..,.o r.o.,
my already LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
SUPERIOR
NEADf-MADE CLOTH1NG
And
GETTLEAgN's FURNISHING GOODS
-Embracing-
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=
COMFORTABLE, FASHIONABLE,
And
Con,nI.t. Out6t
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rprNEs OF EVERY VARIETY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

sa r At haifpsst ; O'Clock to-day,
~ y q IN, J,slieae and . name
3 N Y u uiIl eontsnd IN totting match
~ ~ CoSrse. Tor : purse Of $50, which
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

ss-Grover d Bakers Noiscless Sewing Ma
CHIMES which are SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS sale
Southern Depot No II Camp street Parties in want Of
Sewing Machine invited to call and examine before max
ing purchases. o26 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

/ NJ MARRI ED /:

On Tcra.v The losh nst Al the 81! Ion Cathedral By q
Rev Mr. Naenhaut, Mr.. r EMILE befNh 70 Miss 49,
Prime DEIaERY, both Of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

Az EXTRAORDINARY SNKENADE.-- as dusk was
fAllfAg - evening. our Camp street newspaper
roWh' ~ tfeated to something in the way Of
seFes1 - rdinary as pleasing. A lengthy
army ~ little fellows Of ST. Marys Catholic
0tphens Asylum, y headed by brass band and fol
lsWlg the A1nerican flag and the banner Of the
oIa drew up ii front Of the Office, and dis
ceatuad some very excellent music considering
tAate "a here n Ne unusual feature Of the event
ee9 performer were children, boys of the
from tan to fourteen years Of age. The
lll1ae ntarians we're attired In neat uniform and
pslsd oSt their rosy cheeks with right good viii
t. ~ hAeM music through their brass instruments
~ 4 ~ confidence and abandon Of veteran
HesiMmsrsi while the base and tenor drummers
Y hAsnAnsssd away In good time and with good dis
cfsaoA Was Rne idea yof the conductors Of
tais bsnencial and praiseworthy institution to
set ap IT. band cf juvenile musicians, whose pro
Acsncy y 90 creditable. The st. Mary ASYLUM is
one y our most worthy institutions but we need
not psge ~ claims npon the benevolent, for thew
- entirely understood and appreciated The
boys we're outin great force yesterday numbering
considerably over two hundred we estimated, and
~ neatly and cieaniy attred looking well fed and
happy.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

ClOaks, .Nnsstics, Etc.
We daily adding sek of the above md
are prepared TO offer still magnificent assortment OF
VELVET AND VELVET CLoAKs.
SILK MANTLES.
OPERA CLoAKS.
SHAWIS, etc, etc.
f. REILLY 4 CO.,
nli 2p3t la6 Canal street.