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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-24
American Institute +!
NEW YORK, III
TESTIMONIALS: A

"The substitution Of the rotary movement of the
hook. fr the reciprooatng motion of the shuttle
is the latest grand improvement on the Sewing Ma
chine, and 1t Is that which now gives Wheeler 4
Wilson's Its decided advantage over other Machines
Moreover, for economy of power, ease of manage.
nent, variety of adaptation and speed Of execution
II no doubt sur passes all others for family use"
REV. D. W. CLARK, D. D.,
Editor Of Ladies' Repository.
"My little daughter, Of nine years, takes our ma
chine " heller Wison'D apart oils II and puts IL
In place easily and readily adjusts Its parts and pei
forms with 1t all ordinary work. She can mako he,
owa dresses, Including hemming, gathering ant
setting in the sleeves Four months use In my fan
lily has made 1t necessity and luxury"
- REV. 0HAs. b. BOYETON.
ave use the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine
and can say in regard to II that 1t is without rival
No other Machine exceeds 1t In its adaptation TO al
purposes of domestic use" Scientific American.
"we have personally examined the various ma
chimes before tie public, with an anxious desire H.
place before our readers reliable information. A.
the result of such exam ration, we unoesitating!
recommend Wheeler b Wilson's sewing Machines
az the machine for family use" Western Christian
Advocate.
In addition to such testimony, we refe,
to tho 40 600 families and manufacturers
TO whom we have sold, and 10 the follow
ing well.knOwn persons Of this city, now
uafnax aur M m chfnAa. ..H y O. ..
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Quite number of orders have been left with US
for Machines to be delivered Christmas Eve. Some
90 to wives whose husbands have seen them wearily
stitching, night after night the endless task of fam
lily sewing some to surprise distant friends, and
some to the poor widow who struggles with pinchna
poverty, who little dreams the 10y and relief which
soon awaits her.
What so appropriate present Us a GOOD SEW
ING MACHINE, which 10 constant comfort for II
lifetime and liz many instances means Of support.
We deliver Machines at the house of the pur.
chaser, send lady to instruct in its use, and
rant and keep In order for three years.
Call during the HOLIDAYS nt our office
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The following is an extract from the report of the
Committee on Sewing Machines, at the late Seabeai I'd
Agricultural Fair, held at Norfolk, Va, The Com
In Virginia: .-
"After a thorough inspection of all the Sewing
Machines on exhibition, Il is our opinion that the
Grover u Baker Sowing machine is the best for all
purposes, viz Family and General Work. ~
lSigDed,l -, j. B. PENDLET0N,
supt Machinery, Seaboard and Roanoke r. H.
8. I. HAND,
Supt SeabOard aud Roanoke II, r.
G. B. nAVJDS,
sup't Atlantic Iron Works, and U. s. Inspector Of
Steamers. -''.'
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Holiday Gifts, &c.

TSHIS EXCELLENT ARTICLE Is FOR
Il sale by ~ ALBERT ROSS, Druggist
,del5 3. W. cor. Eishth.st. and Western.iow,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Ne6 Orleans 1ailp Crestent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is 1853.
TALK ON CHANGE.


Though the sky yesterday with rain threatening
to fall every minutes the people on the streets
large large On Carondee the gatherings were
large and an nmensty Of talk disposed Of without any
thing decisive, being realized by either Bulls
in cotton The staple forced be neglected great
depression in the exchange the talk was that the
Bears in exchange had all their way was difficult
however, to find Bear who had real full name account
aud ready pounce tempting oilers London Bankers
credits at G7, and document bills corresponding
also talk Of large accession quantity trnnage
port that there twenty large vessels reported in the
river This forty thousand bales cotton
coming market load them pull and haul in
the freight market which settled by the fact that 96d
1924 ruling rates for cotton to Liverpool though
two or three vessels under d outside
ports perhaps the Baltic in which
can be taken for loading the North Sea will
place for navigation before the ice fully up es
The further talk Of the loss Of the ship las Holmes
entire sunk in the Gulf The Holmes good ship
about Is old commanded by old experienced
gator, Capt. G. r. Griffith who has the New Orleans
trade for years. and before had general
nature on underwriters The Of the Holmes valua
bic good of which is covered local
companies, S20O0 $4,000 Talking Of silas Holiness
brings talk whether This the sias Holiness
who in the 1871 1872 and 1879 did the good
little brig PhGbc Ann Of 24 burthen-a vessel
those days. and engaged regular packet between
and New York He the founder of present long
established line of packets known the Holmes Line The
first vessels the above brig Phoebe Ann the brig Edwin
Wheden the good ship Chancellor Capt waternan-the
father of respected merchants Waterman Co. the
Crawford Capt John Rathbone the ship Lavnia Richard
Sears afteward Edward S. Dennis the first
sels of the present Holiness line of packets organized
l8-c Phoebe Ann being Capt George Barker
and Capt Holmes retiring and managing the line in York
This the Of the present Holmes line Of New
York packets and when foges meet in some of the
coy places carondelet is that we talk of old
times which might be talked advantage to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

ST: CHARLES HOTEL-J W Brick ycksburg, d Fer
ris, New York; II Richardson, La Brown and family,
Richmond ToNat: Mrs freeman, Sugar Land, Texas; l.
johnson, La: Mrs Owen, Miss Gwen Mr. Owen, Fryerso
Memphis; l. Nanderwoort New York. Goodloe md lady
Texas Thos Adams, Roxbry, Mass Richards Richards
Marston overton L IeBourgeos; na Frysse, Mo;
dimes St !onisi II knowton, lIilde,h Terrebonno
Leonard, St Louis Richardson Miss; W Hunt Boston,;
w Petrie, Hunt, II Petrie, Miss; G Poung La;
Reading, Nicksbnrg Vaughan Miss; w Lane New York.
French lady and four children Va French Miss; DIR
Ftzhngh and son, Texas; Gale, New York. DR. Max
Meyers, Chicago.
CITY HOTEI.--T II I4eary, Baandon Miss; G J Haynes
Miss II FultoA Da; L Byrd and lady Texas Imboden
Collins, Ark Chas Hosmer, United States Survey;
W Reno, Mobe Fl McCarty, Zanesyle: II A Kicker, II
Gage Ieavenworth Il Bucsel. Robinson, Ellis, DIR r
Roberts, Ark; A A North. Illinois; Boyse and lady;
James and lady, NJ Smith, Va; Mrs Owen and chi1d p
Ashe Washington O. Stewart, smmit Miss Neal; J W
Crane Madisonyle, Miss W Bell, Flankn La; Harbour
N II Dickson, Ns n Dickson, Bosser La II Coyne and
lady DR. Johnston and family, DIR Samuel Oliver and family
Troth Port Hudson; Griffith, East Baton Rouge; Dal,
Port Hudson; Allen, La; Jas Turner, Falls City,
il Allen, La ] Afford, lady and Miss l. Hambin Cam.
Medinger Balmore II Gibson, Texas; johnson, Miss;
Taylor and lady Miss Taylor Miss Gibson John Newram
Virginia.
ST. LOUIS HOTEI-J Seller Texas Papir St Louis;
Jas Rannis Texas; Pugh and d White st Marys;
q Price Md; Rowe, st Anthony; A Iangos White,
A. GIeyemberg and lady St Mary Jean Pierre s. Bernard
Andrews 7 Andrews Ibervile W EcCnoh and lady; J
soro St Charles; Dreher Phladephia Dr Doughboroug
Coast S Gardner, New York; Cegg, DR. Gale La W
Manton and lady, Rhode Island.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE,


WAsn1sGros, Dec. 2In The House, to-day, nothing was
DONE except TO take ballot for Speaker with the fol-
lowing result:
Trent second Buo.The total number of 2S of
which Sherman had 0l Scott IL Houston l5 Glmer Bocock
H. Mnclay l2-scatering 30.
The House then adjourned
WASHINGTON Dec 2-Te bids the loan of one
million dollars opened to-day S57500 taken
per The remaining S425O taken Mt per cent.
The PosmaserG General in his report asks Congress give
express sanction specific contract for the of
mails between Portland e3 and New Orleans indicate
way TO close with the proposals under Rdycment
NEW foRK, Dec. 2-The Cotton market closed firm The
sales amounted to 1900 bales The sales of of
5000 barrels the market closing firm Corn closed dull
sc bushel Pork closed at SIG barrel Sugar closed
to72ac. Coffee closed rm at II d l2sac per psund
iasses quoted 52c per gallon Fregs to Liverpool are
quoted at dc
CiscisNATI Dec -ogs quoted at s. IS to 81 25 per
head Western Mess Pork quoted at SIC barre-he sales
amounted to 800 barrels Sugar quoted at per pound
Moasses quoted Mt 4U to 4c gallon Coffee closed m
II to be. The Flour market is generally unchanged.
NEW YORK. Dec 2-The Shipping List reports cotton steady
and unchanged The sales of three days amounted $500
bales 1t quotes Mddlng Orleans At Sugar closed buoy
ant at advance of for Refined quotes New Orleans
ioasses dull at 81 to 6c gallon. Tobacco closed dull
Freigh's to Liverpool quoted at i TO 92d Exchange
London quoted at prem quotes Iron at "a to 24
Tobacco closed dull at Sto 10c
with IA feet of in the canal and 5i the falls
CINCIsNATI Dec 2.--The Ohio river at this point is at
stand, with lS feet of water in the channel.
NCKsBuRG, Dec. 27.-The Cora Anderson passed
down 10 o'clock this morning. and the Natchez o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Look In yN00dy's IT'iaI0sUs,
NEW HEAH'S PHE.9EsNT

NEW YEARS. PHEsENu.,
What can be suitable and useful for
Ladies' Presents .-..
Than
An elegant ROBE DE CHAMBRE
"A recherche CRAvAT or SCARF, -
beautifully Embroidered SHIRT
Halfa-dozen MooDY's FINEST SHIRTS
- "A box Of Linen Cambria HDKFS.,
splendid SILK UMBRELLA
set Of Gold SLEEVE LINKS or STUDS
superby MOUNTED CANE,
magnificent OPERA GLASS
-.. handsome DRESSING CASE I,-. f..
package of Genuine JoUvIN's GLOVES,
A fine Wool SHAWL or TRAVELLING RUG,
pair of silk or Embroidered sUsPENDERs #
fine PoRTE-MoNNAIE. e...
Gentlemen can Reciprocate
With
handsome WRITING CASE, =
beautiful TOILET SET,
Fancy SEWING BIRD,
package of Jouvins KID GI.ovEs-Genuine
splendid LoRGNETTE.
box of RARE EXTRACTS,
Fine CABAs and sATCHELs .s-
-Likewise-
GENUINE COLOGNE, FANCY SOAPS,
FRENCH PERFuMERIEs, 4.
HAIR BRUSHES COMBS
WAX MATCH STANDS,
SILK VEST BUTTONS,
SHIRT BosoMs,
And an endless variety Of
.~ F a ncy Good 8.
REMEMBER
=. N. MOODY'S,
dig 2pMoWeTh&satf cor. Canal and Royal streets
HatfN Score Of Reasons
WHY YOU SHOULD
BUY YOUR SHIRTS
GENT TLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
L Ell G TON'S!
BECAUSE he Is not rich.
BECAUSE he gives the worth for the money,
BECAUSE he is the Premium Shirt maker and has his oy,
Manufactory
BECAUSE he has had 20 years. experience in the business
BECAUSE his prices cheap the cheapest
BECAUSE his clerks and himself are polite and attentive tt
customers.
BECAUSE he is Tailor and has studied the human form
make to measure, and execute the order il
less than a month
BECAUSE he does not brag of the best the cheapest and the
largest. G.a .M- 7u
BECAUSE he is content to g live and let Ive"
BECAUSE he is always on hand at the Old Stand COR.
NER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
DIG 2pMoWe&Satf
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FROM JOHN L. oAssADAy, ESQ.

New Orleans Dec TO- 1889.
In 1855 Dr. Won M'szser operated on nv ear had los.
the hearing of the left entirely in addition TO the pconye
nience deafness there almost unremttinr
sensation of singing in the graed in be;n
able to say that in short enabled hear yerv dis;
ncy and the disagreeabe the ear which was
annoying appears be entirely removed therefore hesitate
not to recommend him strongly to all afflicted with Deafness
JOHN L. CAssADAY.
B-Persons wishing the full benefit of Dr. MS treatment
with Eye Ear should apply early Physicians al
ways welcome to visit his operations. dl4 lptf&W
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Mudan,e LablnnCh,
NOTICE ExrRAoRp1NARY.

The most wonderful and world drenowned PLANET READER
the Nineteenth Century, the only Natural Cairvoyant
and Scientific Female Astroogist in the world has
rived in city. Madame La Banch has
embodied in the glorious wonderful Sublime Gift
Prophecy has asonied thousands by revealing hidden
mysteries the Past Present the prospects of life
appertanng to Love- Courship Marriage and will describe
their Future Partners female perfect accuracy
and of m sickness and DEATH and
relatives and law SUITS travels by and land will inform
ladies gentlemen how select agreeable partners for life;
can restore perfect tranquility between husband and wife
Madame Banch absolutely adseres nothing but what she
has ability perform fails to give perfect salts
faction TO all that acquainted with this wonder
full gift glorious of Heaven influence the destiny Of
man. revealed mysteries that mortal knows She
may we'll be called .'The Wonder of the World p
Please remember 9S Baronne street, between Poydrs and
Perdido Streets directly opposite the CARROLL r. R. depot
ecention rooms and Office Nos second floor dc 2ptf
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reLeeRApHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
THIRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS-.
THE HOUSE STILL uNoRGAN1zED.
ley THE s4rnosAI Asp Aara1cAs rrsrs.l

,oN W4snsIos Deg THE Senate today the anal
ad d f w s eowdsa w
ssns Of the %ns e e. the nsase being present.
Bloody iHhs9psR Hsps
hs int II that s hs ss I and @
% that that hey are but o ineuab disease
and serious which viii finally terminate
il an declaa,iosf war by the North abolish slavery
The r5ssaep s said ,a, while BE- himself
ssf' solemn yarn
q IF
nn and good I VII towards each other
xhsh aye sseueae4 na'ea and
%ho esses heat % an d public
The wise and conservative oi that day
heous se tie y aas
ng h existing excitement and preventing further outbreaks
The President cordially congatuaes Congress on the final
light has BEEN saSi.hed that N
shs esnsss1ssy ssssas
sIIis. sa,ss
State been nxsd Ssi
BY he final decision A q the Supreme Court i
rory State into the Union He says may be admitted
y n M :, pe s las s s
mest unanimous vote Of both Houses of Congress during the
In relation the trade President says that he has
to t. Our history he eonnaes Il hat att he ahe
Of this Republic in advance Of all other nations condemned
The President that the Chinese treaty had been
however pending in relation 70 he
rights Of Asreans ,s in China and another in relation
1h % is briefly referred to as having
Our relations with France, Russia all the Continental
nne to be of most friendly character
bo made 10 claims those Who suffered by Ere A
sak faa % naaa 1enaeT @ oar sf @ e e The
sas e xsd Of G16a By a M opinion
invites the serious attention of Congress this important
The President that there good reason until quite re-
Gently believe that his Congress he
Britain arising aysn YER treaty had bsen nns hafa
aa ssdns sa ae 5
she had been able to complete her treaty
s IN s
as s al e
the British Government and relation to the Clayton
IN .a s edsn eu.en
I s
~ The rresen. eneTs nj m now upon Mexican lean affairs He
that the Msxeans affairs have long been mprovsd He
apen aeen
y s ana gps and # s every form D. Of y
e been nSmnsy in abs with Mex but
our & anu ee & ,heae ERE y private capacity are con
ing the month OF August wrote the following letter hope
that the President will feel authorized ask Congress
to enter Mexico with military forces at the call of the
oa authorities order protect citizens treaty
lights and that unless conferred
great eyils must undoubtedly ensue," etc.
The President adds in relation to that letter. that he been
reluctantly led to the opinion and that he
this conclusion to the Congress He says ques
ton which has relation to The future well the
past and that the aid which Mexico requires and the
interests of all commercial countries require that she should
have belongs to this Government render virtue
Of our to Mexeo but by virtue also Of est
European powers in the domestic Of that Republic
For stated the President recommends the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Skeptical.

Those who ncreduous regard to the superiority of Iron
over Rope fastening for Cotton of fire. requested
to bale that passed through the fire the Leyee Oct
30 lay FORTY HOURS in the smoudering remains of 70
bales of Rope Bound Cotton nearly all of which consumed
There only two bales in Iron both of them saved with
loss of LESS THAN TEN PER CENT.
The bale is to be at No. q COMMERCIAL PLACE,
where orders will promptly filed for any number of the
Hoops by
F. BELCHER,
ps 2n.f Aoent Of q II ASSMAN,S IRON TIEo
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Wfnes, liquors, etc.,
NOS. IS AND To KuY1t E

supply of CREME DE BouZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts continually hand which equal to the best that
comes 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
BRANDIE the vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and
other brands. WHISKY, of all deseriponsscotch, Irish
Rye Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will be sold reasonable terms
ether house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
~ Nos IA and Is Royal street.
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THE ooM,4oN COUNCIL.

:
last evening President Nixon in the chair and Quorum
ent. as-ls555
communication from the Street Commissioner referred
without reading ~,
communication from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
n0unced in action of this Board
te concurrence in resolution the sale Of
for improving portion of Willow street. was REFEREED Is
also relative to repairs Parish Prison. others a
appropriation Of for trial expeI
and for repairing public institutions resolution
ecting adjudication plank
Cured In The resolutions from
house and Of steam engine referred The
ton limit the loads Of vehicles OF dranght on
table, 75 &
Petitions referred.
resolution directing that license be issued
prietor Of the Globe Ball Room was referred. 7 "
The matter of the removal of called up but
again laid to next meeting Il n II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

The FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM Of Mr..
Robert Phkin Nos 3 and Is Camp street, now always
heavily stocked with variety of fashionable clothing
latest Styles every article being finished in the manner
and made of material Of the fst class in its way Everybody
find this store the rament suited his MEANS
whether be plain and servceab stylish dressy
The assortment Of furnishing goods always complete
large stock Of trunk goods always kept hand Those who
to make valuable additions their dress business ward
robes do favorable TERMS at the extensive clothing
Of Mr. Pkn, we'll known all the city and the country
pdahnu A ~
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

PRESTcIANA; OR, WIT HUMoR PARAGRAPHS. BY the
Editor of the Louisville Journal New York Derby Jack
For se in New Orleans by Thomas White O5 Canal
street.
There will be buyer of this hundred page volume
Of the colated sharp and funny things of Geo. Prentice
the undeniaby nmiabe wit of the Louisville Journal For
have served up to the readers Of brief
compilations of the humor Of the Journal they
luxurate in feast OF it, brought up to date.
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One Day in Advance u TIE DIeiIs, IGIIi

xoNo ovnktnn n.
snd IA pi m f s 81 IN cg Cs
West foEf ~ oue g sppost
n ss smoa mss he1ss websa
executive sssap "ssa M s ss.ss @ M;
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aspoa.msns agaa NJ sehs e sss sm s.s of ls
yeas 81 psrty Vote w tic ~ n ~
I'D, ~ ssto.sass ~. ..a =, &.
Evesgs Rsasens Nsssrs Nssop Doarias s,a.,t III.
oa Ys,s asa Hnn1sr p.,r.
mond Fesendes snd fanernn, ce 11sn-
buy " Haml,a sss NJ ohaadjsl g'''s'e'
Aaansa . Wi., Dsy .s Johnsoa
sad seoon als m nsSy THOMPSON sd Ham
ree Tisgs ssa Fs.s asyAd P1s Bsnjsm Gresn
rs,s 2. Ness Ynse ewin Rice, Bright, wixfsn.
~ D. ~ Psa is1 xs..r. johnson 4 ob,,,
On P,frasx tssss Bcnisnin. Din PoR W,es.ir
srs vi gnIsxs NV ~ z sasssS zyeks -
Hsmpbii Dooisie ma clssI rHcn' hces Haun
or Pes*ioae- Messrs Thompson cay saIsbury Poxeu
~ III. ~ a1a.nsn s1asi. w lrl sllsneg -
son pmkee md Ten Eyck.
Foot ivefson, Mallory, Bragg Simmons and
: Or &c Disria Brown Mason yoInson ~
On Pasnst Bsicr, Thomson \ Toomt. He,urh,t
s0@Gss On Psls aSa ss;aa'sas ssssssi,
and "a, Dso,Is
H4aa cslis@s. w.ss ''e's'' s'-'F''''
Of Tenns.sss Powsn "a bsss r ~ Joascs
q q rrsia.i.g-Mssssrs s Itch Ds.is "a Asdisuy.
e. Easasi Hsu. s s M 81 81 Hs MssIs
gss o. ~ msI.sr. rs.ss
.-. ~ u, y . s ssss - ~ Aoel k1n6 fDest ~
"nst occui1eo IN the f10use on fne Zlse
North Caroina IN the chair MI Botejer N
sa,oass sssgul;oa ProvdMg m thss ssssr .s hr hses
Speaker and then oysr re.oinD deris,sr. ~ ~ a
hs aa.s Haa:e 20 e sas e s @ VI f., hs
cans Should ID oyer ID hibo " - ~ sa1
Briggs Harris Nelson Wsbatr ani ots:r.s ~
being taken, fhe resolution sdopded ten u nje
In the House, AFTER M Uavid1Du.
rosass% p s ~o1o 2. = Aansna 81 ihe aoo - ise<
tend ~ Adj 4; ssct;na .ngw dtd not n
@ ss " ~ - eee,Ins soninefn man HiS apeel d.
i - noesi nat ING later did nt wat foE the d haI
W, = " lne lna1 eoyn IN The
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ISABEL.

SAVANNAH Dec Thc steamship Isabel has arrived at this
port, bringing adYices from Havana the 18th inst.
The Sugar market closed quiet and prices generality
changed The crop Of Sugar quite backward
Exchange London quoted 5i to l6s per cent pre-
mium Exchange New York Boston to Az per cent
premium; New Orleans, 81 to per cent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

The ST. CHARLEs.-Mr. Collins, the gentee Irish
comedian of the inseparabe plaid and the nvarabe
blue coat and brass buttons and the unends lyric of Widow
Macree brought those humorous agencies bear on rather
slender auditory last night But he made laugh consmedy
all audories Collins Is foogts with his
humorous gaantry and his genteelly moduated brogne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL STATE FAIR
published by of c. H. socomb President that
adjourned meeting the Board Directors of the Mechanics
and Agricultural State Fair will be held the Mechanics Ex
change ST. Charles street, this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. 2.-The officers
and members of No notified to attend the annual meeting
Saturday evening 3s inst See Secretary Baughn's notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

CREDIT SALE.-Seasonable Dry Goods, ladies'
Clouds eWe call the attention of the the sale Of
seasonable dry goods and ladies' coaks and mants
take place this day 10 o'clock A. NJ at Bache Leau-
rnonts auction room No. II Chartres street. Terms sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Solid -Silnel.I Hare.

H f N ID E r ON Sc MES,
No. 100 Canal Street.
Spoons, Tea Sets
Forks, Pitchers,
Ladies' Walters,
Castors, Cake Baskets,
Cups Ice Cream Bowls,
Goblets, Butter Coolers,
Ice Cream Knives, Spoon Stands
Fish Knives, Dessert Knives-in case,
Napkin Rings, Cigar Stands, etc.
Including all articles Of Furnishing usually made
Silver and the quality of all fully guaranteed.
n-Parcula attention given to the manufacture
single articles and DIS 2pMoWe&Frlm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

HOWARD LODGE, No. l3, l. o. o. F.-Notice is
published the election for officers of this Lodge win be held
tomorrow evening, Dec, 2a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

SPIRITUALIsM.-Miss Emma Hardinge advertises
her farewell lecture which will be delivered Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow evening Her subject will be announced in to-
morrow's papers,