New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

the similar tools on display by G. H. Slocomb 4 Co
Slocomb's tools proving little the hardest the rib
bon was given to him..
Iron Ties for Cotton Boles.-Of the four differ
ent kinds on exhibition, the premium was taken by
that Of DR.. Copes, of New Orleans.
Cs-erdsSe and Lepee observation-disclosures Gre
vase stopper, the model of which alluded to in
fsrmer letter, took premium. It's truly admira'
BILE thing. was mistaken in saying That worth
Of the invention had been established by its success
in stopping a crevasse in St. James parish, La. l
should have said Tensas parish.
I model of Judd's Patent Rotary Excavator, on
| exhibition by A. p Marshall, also took premium.
1t is q machine which, worked by one horse and one
| man. does its own drt-digging and dumping, and
more of it than twenty men and twenty horses
could do with spades and carts. 1t has been much
nsed at the North, where it is considered most
admirable and valuable machine. 1t will be found
particularly valuable in ditch-digging and levee
building in Louisiana.
The first premium for Sewing Machines was
awarded to Wheeler & Wilson. Mr.. Holmes re-
ceived four premiums for oil landscape painting.
Mr. J. H. Clark took two premiums for oil and plain
photographs. When left the ground many other
articles remained to be decided upon
Mississippi Stock and Manufacturers might
give you partial list of the premiums awarded to
horses, ttle, and others animals and poultry, and
mechanical articles; but as cannot get the list en-
tire. and could not probably get it for several days
to come, shall even have to dispense with it.
As am off this evening, shall have nothing fur
ther to say about the Mississippi State Fair though
there are still many things left about which might
say good deal. Y.
THE SOUTHERN CLOTHING EsTABL1sHNHsr.-Be-
side. being the largest the Of Mr. L. Lyons 49,
Is 80 ST. Charles street. Of Common is Of the best
arranged in the country To all goods Of class assigned
department in the The boyx
clothing department. for instance arranged that the lady
who wishes bargain for outfit Of the stylish and durable
garments adapted for the school dress Of her cher
without being forced TO mnge with the gentlemen
Of the house who be crowdng to other depart
the This is great and unusual induccment
which many mothers Of masculine responsibilities to
this popular establishment which aims at and accompshes the
object of supplying clothing goods to evoy one no matter how
extensive their demands be- The lengthy and
handsome advertisements Of The house give Jus, impression of
the magnitude and variety Of its evathsn stock and
ne ask attention.
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs.-Everybody in
New all what the establishment Of Mesrs
Benthnyssn, Lewis Co. is but would word to plant
t.rs and to wives and daughters who NAV visit the
and u.s. that that they will certainly find at l6 Canal
x.rx f assortment f nent.o, eood, and of all
- AZ f.ncx dry aud dies. and bous.teenin, goos, The
house does very hcaSy business anu can anoa to marx
its prices the lowest reasonable fgures-fgues which
prove satisfactory the reasonable See advar
tisenlent Of the house.
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"hos EN- +" pAhEh , oE"lNa siAohiNHs.-Ah !" ~
have heretofore entertained doabend TO doubt as to err is
huanof the absolute excellence and EMERGENCY Of the famous
sewing machinery of Grover Bakers patent they may doubt
no longer after reading the convincing testimony Of certificates
from e most sources ~h'e are 10 ,he
wod through our columns inns morning ihey speak Tor
mistaken is that the Grover t
Baker machine remarkably simple and to be learned
that It VIII wear Tor wears without requiring repair that
rates IN All sorts Oh aocS WIN equal ana perfectly satisfactory
acs anu mus aaapea' IN every a''f'on'e as reliable
anu eneeis i"'s p""'"on Ut iae'o's se~er' always
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A TRULY MAMMOTH STOCK OF GROCERIES is now
and magnificent store of Mess Pnckard
Steele Co., of Grasier and Tchoupouas
refer in detail to the character Of this stock would far exceed
space 10 which the crowded condition OF our columns limits
pntthoush crb o. caoina and confined by the rushing
onse 81 'e "osefhg customers OIL inc crescent We yet