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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

US. ARMY OFFICERS TO VIsIT THE SEAT OF WAH N
Euaopr.-Iu addition, to the twelve army enicsr'
whose names have been heretofore published, Col
Cooke, Of the Dragons, and Col. 1hayer, OF the
Corps Of Engineers, have obtained permission from
the War Department to 60 beyond the United
States They will visit Europe to observe the
military operations going on at the seat OF war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

So private psrsonai views o. jadges," &C, asnso
ssses = % liats aHd 20 rsstraint upos JUDGES -.
ing ~ soy time. ana aeass ~. soy csssssry inter.
r. ,ters 81 the Generalization =.
Thai, sc afser ne,e han sixty years ., "a
AL .cpce b. Al departments Of the nsuons. -
8 ate governmers ., 10 the power OF coss.
provide for The srseishment Of reseuers Q! esespe
slaves, that pc~sS 10 30 be disresarded ana sn
which msy be psssed BY Congress On sn's
from hsncesorth srs TO DO persseensty rsel.sea
al nuittS a. the work Of revolution oauhs DOT %
lesua BY the oosssrvasors Of the public peace.
The decision is an honor to the Sapreme
Bench of Ohio, to the Jcdiciary, and to the
Bar, which has ever been a sheet anchor OF
constitutional liberty. LISA cheering sign
of the times, aud we earnestly hope Is auspi-
cious of returning reason in the public mind.
Indeed, the attitude Of the Ohio Supreme
Court is worthy of imitation everywhere,
North and South. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

spSfrscs OF DlArH.-A negro named Ned, over
90 years old, the sexton Of the cemetery at Fred.
ericksburg, Va, has been sentenced to be hung
there on the 9th of August for violating the per-
son, of a white child aged nine, and colored
child aged seven. 1t will be the frst execution
that has taken place In fredericksburg for TO
years.
negro man named David, convicted 10 Rich.
moud county, Va, Of an attempted outrage on
lady, has been sentenced to be hung on the ed OF
July next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
PukC Sill, LADD W, agents,
lie ll--d&cwly Richmond, Va.
TBEY ARE GOING VERY RAPIDLY

III II
l. Those excellent Hucabsck Linen Towe Is that
LEVY has been selling at 81 50 per doz. are actual
ly very cheap. and these wishing to purchase thu IN
should instantly repair to LEWIS Store and pre-
You can also fiud at the above mentioned place
India Rubber Round Combs, best quality. at l24a
cts piece sold elsewhere for Is and BIZ cts Fir
Briante at 1919 cts; TAILED Linen Towels only 10
cts. large assortment Of Lawns to be sold st the
verv loves. cash prices. Remem Der that JACOB
LEyY's. Is Main ST. is the place for bargains In Dry
Goods Ie I3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

- Il. g. HoBsoN, PRACTICAL HAIR
CUTfER AND DRIssEa His Hair Cutting. Shaving.
shsmpooning and Dyeing Rooms. are under the
American Hotel.
latest and most approved style. would advise you
to call on him. Entrance on 18th street. je9
~ MANTLE pBPor.-I shall open to-
morrow Fridsy) 500 rich and beautiful MANTLEs
Also, large lot Of STRAW GOODS, just received
from New York, such A. STRAW Bonneis, Flats. &c
A large stock of Dress PRINCES, all colors; and
MANTILLA TRIMMINGS of all kinda.
Call at the Mantle Depot, II you wish to purchase
cheap Gods h EZ sKIkL,
10 9-ts 81 Main %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

DROFESSOR6HIP OF MODERN LAM
1 l6UAGES-On the SEVENTH OF JULY the
Trustees will elect Professor to the chair Of Mod
ern Languages and Literature In Richmond Col
legs He will be expected to give critical fnstruc-
ton N modern usually taught espes ALLY
the French and German, and TO OCCUPY three hours
daily with the glasses. Tho session will begin on
the lst Of October, and continue nine months Tes-
ttmonials may be sent. applications made 10 rer-
son. 70 R0 RYLAND. Richmond. VI.
DIOhMOND REFINED CANDY MAN
ASUIACT0RY -JUAM PIZzIHI II have On
hand. # NY store. on Main. betusrn iztn ma ~
streets, large assortment Of every description q
0onfeeeonAries Of the very best quallsiss con.iat
ing 81 Double Renned Osndies. Fruits. Nuss, Rre'
serves, Pickles. frances, etc. eto
ina In -FOUR orders. or call q my etoeo nnl you
viii be promptly served. JUAN RlzzlMls
jel3 - e. No 1z8 Main -. q
TOI.ETTE HOAP-A large and select
= assortment Of Raglish. Preach. and Amsrican
DUvAL.
jsl3 No 19e Main ct.
CU0AR LOAF PINE APPLE. 10
- dossn Sugar Loaf Pine SRPlssh Int I.ssissd
5sll No ll6 Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

PKssKSTArIoN.-Capt. Skinner, Who leaves 'ns
steamship Roanoke 70 take command Of the james
town, has been presented with splsndid hiver
speaking trumpet, on which 10 Inscribed, "Presen'
ted tosCapt Thomas Skinner BY bis ofnesrs' {"
token Of their regard, while serving under bin a.
comm andor of the steamer Roanoke. June e'o
1897 GIN sIoat, late chief engineer Of the hoa
noks. "a. also presented with beautiful geld
ws,ct, nv the engineers and fremen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

"a FOR RENT-A desirable residence
ES1 on Main street over DR. g Warts Office. con
tanning rooms. closets and kitceen gas fixtures
water, &c. To . good tenant the house will be put
IL coed repair. Apply to
E D EACHO. l4th street.
Near Exchange Hotel.
For hire. female House Servant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

DURE INDICATED FRENCH BRAN
DY-A really prime article. for sale 1t
LAIDLEY 4 ROBtNS0N'B
Family Medicir Store,
ie IL 4tb and Franklin strseta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

Exoar AND HrNsr ColLioE-The commencement
exercises at this Virginia college seok place 'a''
week. The first honor Of the graduating ciaes was
won BY W willbapks, Of Louisiana, aud the 30.
cond by l. II Carter, Of Mecklenburg county, Va
II Jones, Of Dsmopoliss Ala, won the Robertson
pr,zs Medal The address of the Calliopean Society
vas delivered by Rev Mir sullins. Of Knoxville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

PROPOSALS for gravel ing the cause
ways of tho Meadow Bridge Road across the
Chick ahominy. and for repairing the abutnents OF
the Bridges. win continue to be received by either
of the undersigned nol Saturday. 25th Instant al
IL o'clock NJ. EDWARD sYDNOR, u.o.
CHAsG TURNER, nanofer'
and JAMES Redo, Henrieo.
je Is -,aw2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

r ATHS--2 200. 900 Calais. Msiae, Sawed
II Lsihs Of superior quality. for sale low. and ON
accommodating terms, By
jsl3 TRUMAN A PARKER.
COLUMBIAN EOTEL.-LUNCH will
~ be served every day except Sundays. at II
o'clock. nay I3-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

6mlMxuk FOR LYNCHBURG-To
1leave TUE 3DAY The Canal boat
MERCHANT will leave as above For freight
apply to WV COX. at the Shed.
ie l3-2t Dock sire ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

FAMILY FLOUR.--A prime article Of
Il Family FLOUR-Pfedmon ont ard W aakey brand
also, j Hollins and @ Waskey Extrs. besides 9th {
favorits brands OF Extra and eupsrfne. for re;a
ing and baking purposes, for sale by
WD TONPkISS BRO.
my 3t--tIstJyif Basin Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

COFFEE.-1o5 bags prime new CROP
~ Lagusyra Coffee. landing and for sale By
lie Is MASSfE PLEASANT8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
TALK ON CHANGE,

The week opened yesterday under some little
apathy; in fact, general duness prevailed on rue
Carondclet and enyironS. The weather, though
rather COOL did not prevent the usual gatherings
on the several corners. All the habitues looked
very comfortable in their Raglans, oyercoats and
on, and the Bears seem inclined to take a hand
in the operations, which, by the by, in the great
staple were somewhat restricted under the adj
vancing pretcnsions of the Bulls. 1t was manifest,
so far as our observation extended, that the last
advices from Liverpool, say those of the ID inst,
were regarded with very little confidence The
factors in general now ask III to Ia cents for
mddling cotton which, at Oiled. freight, lOs5 for
exchanges, must bring, i'll the warehouse in Liver
pool 7.39, which is about equivalent to the last
extreme quotations, 7.7-l6d., in Liverpool We
continue to receive complaints of dusty and sandy
cotton; in fact, the Liverpool flags, it might be
supposed from the talk, We're covered with cotton
dust. Some spinners and Others in Liverpool,
even go far as to charge the factors of New Or
leans with knowledge of the admiNture of cotton
and sand. We suggest to these parties that they
come TO New Orleans and examine for themselves.
They would be satisfied of their msconception.
OF course the great norther which commenced
on Saturday night, with the extreme cold for this
latitude and at this carly period in the season,
came in for share of talk The thermometer in
the outskirts of the city-that is, in the faubourg
Bouigny-descended to thirty-three in the open
air, which was rather low for the 18th November.
The sugar cane has been unquestionably injured
or Affected by the very sudden change. In fact, if
there was anything of a frost experienced in the
sugar region, it will curtail the heretofore estimates
of the saccharne. In July last, the prospects of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

Liverpool, and MiIlburg, from New Orleans to
Havre, as being ashore ON the Florida beach. The
Millburg bilged at North Cape, Florida. The lisa.
bel also reports the ship Eliza Mallory and the brig
North as having gone ashore and bilged on Jupi-
ter Inlet. The bark Mary Stow, from Mobile to
Havre, has also gone ashore on Jupiter Inlet. The
Isabel reports the steamship North Star, Of the
California line of steamers as not having arrived at
Panama up to 4th inst
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l3.-The Overland mail has ar
rived at this place from California bringing dates
from San Francisco to the 2lst ult.
The news is generally unimportant.
A large fire occurred at Coulterville on the Goth
ut., which entirely consumed the entire business
portion OF the town. The loss is not stated.
Still Later from California
JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Nov. A.-The Overland
California mail has arrived here, bringing dates
from San Francisco to the oath ult
The clipper ship Mastiff, from San Francisco to
the Sandwich. Islands, was burnt to the waters
edge on the 18th of last September, being only five
days out. The passengers and crew and 1857 900
in specie were taken out by the ship Achilles and
taken to Honolulu.
BY latest advices from Sandwich Islands we
learn that the King of that country shot his private
secretary in fit of Jealousy.
The business of San Francisco is unimproyed.
Crushed Sugars quoted at l13c.
The coffee crop of Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
has proved an entire failure
S. 5 New York State Election.
ALBANY, Nov. 14.-The most reliable returns for
the State election indicate the election of the en-
tire Republican ticket.
Arrival Of the Daniel Webster.
New foKK, Nov. 14.-The steamship DAME
Webster, of the Aspnwall line, has arrived at thi.
port
Domestic Markets.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE flour market closed
active. Sales to-day amounted to II 500 bbls, in
Guiding 2500 bbls. Ohio superfne at S. 40 to s. SIS
Corn closed firm Sales to-day consisted of $500
bushels. Yellow is quoted at 75c.; new is quoted
at 9lc., and old at 81 02 to 81 Oh. Lard closed
steady at 10ac. to lie. Muscovado Sugar is quoted
at &c. to 7c. New New Orleans Molasses is quoted
at SIC.
CIscIssATI, Nov. A.-Flour closed firm at 81 IL
to 81 67a for superfine. Corn is quoted at 44c
Oats is quoted at 44c. to 45c. Y
River Intelligence.
VIcKsDURG, Nov. Ia. - The steamer Republic
passed down at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, the
Quapaw at 10 last night the Grand Duke at IL this
morning, and the John Warner at this evening.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. A.-The Ohio at this point is
rising slowly, with u feet of water in the channel
The weather has been cold and disagreeable, ant
some snow yesterday here and all along this lati
fuda
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

The property in furniture etc., lost, is estimate,
at S25 900. .=.-
During the confusion of the people at this fire,
boy named Austin Stanley, living at the corner Of
Rousseau and Adele streets, had his scu fractured
| by the falling of some window frames. The lad
was conveyed home in a senseless condition, and
his recovery up to last night but slightly anti
cipated.
Also during this disastrous confagration, an &c.
cident of serious nature occurred to lad named
Talbot, Who in making efforts to rescue the cattle
of his father, in a stable situated near Toledano
street. was gored by an OK. The poor lad was
suffering severely last night, and very small hopes
of his recovery are entertained.
THE FIRE AT THE NEW BAsIN.-The property
destroyed by fire on Saturday night at the New
Basin was thus owned and valued Mr.. Roger A.
Heirn, two stores, 100000; G. Roselius $4,000; j.
w. Wilder, s5O00 j. G. Shannon, $4,000; Chas. II.
Mobiles, $4,000; G. w. Zigler, $500. Total value,
s345OO; which, with stock, furniture and other
incidentas will average se5 900.
OTHER FIREs.-On Sunday morning, toward the
hour of 6 o'clock, fire broke out and DESTROYED
two-story brick building at the head Of the Basin
1t having been vacated during the previous night
by the tenants presumption exists that this, too.
is case of incendiarism 1t is strange that build
ings entirely unoccupied should be in the majority
of the recent disasters in our city. An example in
the way of punishment is necessary to the cessa.
tion of these too frequent calamites.
On Sunday night, late, fire occurred at tho
corner of Royal and Barracks streets, in a small
spanish grocery. By timely aid it was partially
subdued in its threatening course onward towart
Otb bar rtv Tho
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP ROBERT WATERMAN.
The steam-tug Union, Capt. Taylor, arrived yes
terday from the wreck of the steamship Robert
Waterman, previously reported as being ashore off
the mouth of Bayou Lafourche Capt. Taylor re-
ports that he found the wreck settled down, with
the water even with her decks. Her cargo had
been taken ashore (supposeD by fishermen, and
the beach was strewed with empty barrels, broken
boxes, etc. None of the crew who were left with
her were found. Capt. I. thinks that the ship may
be considered a total loss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
NUMBER 215.
gutal gnteIIiqenft.

-
CITY hoRTAlITY.-The number os deat1,s 4, t1,;x
city for the week ending on Monday a.. ~
Of these serenay-fve were nativea ~ ~
States y s's on'seu
ST. hAKY's AAhE ORPHAN AsYLrN.--Yesterday
portion OF the orphans, numbering l40. Of this
Asylum, paraded III very attractive style. led bv
brass band of theiy own members, some thirteen
fine lads They visited our office and greeted us
with pleasing saHtation. The boys appeared
quite healthy, happy and well clad, while then
bearing and education reflect much credit on theiI
tutors This charitable institution has in its care
over three hundred boys, who receive every atten
ton and comfort.
PAYING THEIR REsPEcTs.-The orphan children
of st. Mary's Asylum paid their respects to Mayol
stth yesterday, and were cordially received and
complimented by his Honor for their good bearing
and abilities
1HE MiSsTRELs AT THE AHPHITHEATER.--T The
sable artists-out upon that word artist it Is nsed
ior ete7y body and calling nowaday, but let it 20
lhis tme-at the Amphitheater, were quite tuneful
last night but the house was inharmoniousy empty.
These minstrels-that's the word-are really very
entertaining, and give one quite relief after a
bsds5 tea-party. Go and see the Kneeland. Adams
Heddns Campbell Minstrels-Phoebus what an
array OF names i-young and old, tonight, laugh
and drive away sorrow.
STILL THEY CONE -Incendiaries- the ipcen-
diary system be permitted to increase, and If is in
creasing too fast, we fear we shall have to excan,
with the great Webster, "where shall we % .,
But the matter of fire is too serious for Ioht 70.
| mark. Nh
Last night an attempt was made to set the Odd
Fellows Hall on fire, and but for the tinaelv die
eoyery Of the first sparks and their suppression
the grand old building might have been bv this !
| blackened ruin.
Also, on Dryades street, between Erato anf
Thalia, an attempt was made to set the stores 4,
fire, but the igntory material being timely dscoy
cred, slight smoke alone was effected by thes
rapacious rascals who go about endangering hopse
home and life.
HE LATE FIRE IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT. The
disastrous fire that occurred in the Fourth District
the main particulars whereof were given in yester
days Crescent, appears to have originated in the
house Of Miss Missiounet, CIV. c.,) on Chippewa
street, between Harmony and Pleasant streets. The
impressions of this being an ncendiary act are now
yerlhed, and negro named Aleck Narcissi ha:
been arrested, on well grounded suspicious, b,
Lieut. Moore. of the Fourth District police. w,
learn that there are other parties identified il
this incendary act, and their arrest no doubt vii
soon be accomplished.
Yesterday in our visit to the locality of this fire
we were enabled to collect some additional fact
to those given on Monday. Among them are til,
names OF the persons owning the respective dwell
lnngs and the value of the same, which will bt
found in the following list, supplied by Mr. Watkins
| Assessor of the District. -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

ROYAL BlRD.-A golden eagle was killed a
few days ago on the Lower ST. Lawrence and
brought to Quebec, which was shot while endeavor.
ing to carry off child abont years of age. This
is the only bird in America that will attack the
human species. They breed in the North follow
ing at this season the birds and animals that seek
milder climate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Wines, liquors, etc.,

supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pin continually hand which equal the best hHt
to this mnrket Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SIIER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING ard STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
BRANDES-saerac of the vintage Of 1895 l79s 1906
other brands WHISKY of all dcscptons-Scotch, Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pnts and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will be sold reasonable terms
other house in the city.
SEWEIL I. TAYLOR,
Of 2ply Nos. l3 and 10 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

SENTENCE OF MOTHER FOR KILLING HER Child.
in the Superior Court of Essex county, Judge
Brigham presiding, Mary L. Jones, of Lawrence, a
married woman of eighteen years of age, who,
having been deserted by her husband, abandoned
her infant child in the woods of Haverhill where
it starved to death, plead guilty to charge of man
slaughter and was sentenced to twenty years at
hard labor in the House of Correction.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

CURIOUS RUSSIAN CUsToMs.-lt is a curious thing
that among the Russians, the father and mother
OF an infant not only cannot stand as sponsors to
it, but they are not allowed to be present at its
baptism. The godfather and godmother, by an
sWering for the child, become related to it, and to
each other; and lady aud gentleman who have
stood as sponsors to the same child are not al
lowed to marry each other In christening, the
priest takes the child which is quite naked, and
holding it by the head, so that his thumb and
finger stop the orfces of the ears, he dips it
thrice into the water he cuts off a small portion
of the hair, which he twists up with a little wax
from the tapers and throws it into the pont; then,
amounting the babys breast hands, and feet, with
the holy OIL and making the sign of the cross with
the same on the forehead, he concludes by
nraYer and henedictinn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
Cabinet Makers

UPHOLSTERS' MATERIALS s
OF Every Description,
Gilt Conices Hair Cloth Shades Curled Hair, Enanecd
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tases yarnsh Gmps and
Frnges Springs Buttons and Twine Glue, Picked and Com
mon Moss Camphene and Alcohol Burning Fluid Pc hts and
Oils, Wall Paper etc., at the Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & CO.,
m2S 2sy No. rs Camp s,;eet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

Gu1ccIoLI.- Mr.. Fagnani, of New York, has just
finished at his studio in Paris, full-length portrait
OF the celebrated friend of Byron, the Countess
Guccoli, which is acknowledged to be one of the
finest works that came from the studio of this
painter of celebrities
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENC,
Heavy Gales on the Coast of Cuba.

deaVy ualeS on tne CoaSI OF CuDa.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-There was very heavy
gale at Havana and on the coast, on the 9th inst.
which done considerable damage among the ship
ping.
The Havana sugar market has nominally ad
vanced 1 real.
There has been nothing heard from the North
Star. She has been due here several days, and
had not arrived at Aspinwall up to the 4th inst
There was a heavy gale at Aspinwal on the Sd
and 4th though it did not do any damage to the
shipping.
Shipwrscks and Marine Disasters.
New YORK, Nov. A.-The ship Queen of the Pa
cific, from this port and bound for San Francisco
struck a reef about $50 miles north of Pernambuco
on the Pacific coast. The shock broke the vesse
amidships. The officers and crew were saved. She
was insured to her full value.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Isabel ha!
arrived at this port from Havana The Isabel reports
the ships Charles Crocker, from New Orleans t.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

PLuCkY OLD FELLow.-At Sturges, Michigan,
one night recently, the residence of Mr. Broyer
was attacked by gang of rowdes. Among them
was the old mans two sons, and the intention was
to tar and feather him, because he did not liye
within their views of the moral code. The old
gentleman fired on his assaants, killed one and
wounded others one of the wounded being one of
his snns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
OF 2ply
Cig0rs Cigars !!

Purchasers will always find in assortment of the we'll
known brandsInenudad Flor do Pujadas Aedana Flor de
Pancho, Redowa Cabcrga Paragas Know Something Wash
ington Heymanas Habano ETC. etc. at the lowest
prices. ~
P. PRATS d CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

SENATOR SuMNER.--Senator Sumner is about to
resign his seat in the U. S. Senate, and it is said
will marry and reside in England Gov Banks will
undoubtedly succeed him i'll the IT, S. Senate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

KILLED BY BEAR.--The Prairie du Chen Owls.
consin Leader states that two young ladies, Miss
HasEill and Miss Pool, when walking in the vicinity
OF Fancy Creek, Richland county, were pursued by
two bears, one of which struck Miss Pool with his
paw, tearing her breast to the bone, and causing
her death in a few hours. Miss Haskil ESCAPED
with few scratches. The bears were shot soon
aft
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

CALIFORNIA CABBAGE.-At'the last State Fair Of
California, cabbage was exhibited that weighed
% pounds, That was beaten, however, by beet
which was exhibited last year at AZ pounds weight,
! and then replanted, and grew to lis pounds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

APPROXIMATION Prizes.

w APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of 500 approhimating to $4,000 prize arc 'so9
przes Of 800 nppfoximntng c00o9 prize 200
prizes or $50 npproSimrng 10 1900 prize are. lyo
prizes of 225 upproxi3naDg TO 5000 prize go
nrizes Of 200 nppfoximang to 4GD prize 800
4ptizes of 100 approximang 1000 prize GOO
4prizcs of 100 npproxinangt TO loo prize are, 400
5000 prizes of % lWs0fJ
5455 prizes amounting TO-. $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, 50; Quarters, 81 5O
EzAt the Of many Of our Southern and South
Western Correspondents have been induced to open of
fee in New Orleans where orders for Tickets can be fled
C<ders will be promptly attended to, If addressed TO
c. T. HOWARD,
Box 15l II, Post-ofice, New orIeGas La,
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
o25 2p&W Augusta, Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

FURTHER INTELL1GENCE FROM EUROPE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

at TeLEeRAPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS caescenT