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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Desulphurizing Mineral Coal...An Inn.
pOrtant Discovery.

pOrtant Discovery.
We see by the Pittsburg papers that exper-
iments have been made in that city, at some
of the iron establishments, in desulphurizing
mineral coal, by the use of steam, an entirely
new process, and one described as more effec-
tive and economical than the process of cox
ing. If it is all that is described, this is very
important discovery for our furnaces, foun-
dries, blacksmiths, copper and tin smiths,a
in fact all trades which work in metals. Ac-
cording to the statements made, coal can be
desulphurized in about six hours, and in do
ing so it loses much less weight than in cox
ing. 1t gives four times more heat than coke,
leaves no cinders, and is much better suited
to smelling ores, yielding a full compliment Of
iron, entirely free from all foreign matter, ren-
dering the metal softer and tougher than iron
made by any other process. The cost Of ap-
plying the process is said to be very trifing,
and the smelling can be done in any style Of
furnance now in use. In blackSmiths' forges
1t will make hard: or brittle iron soft, mallea-
Ole and tough. In copper and tInS,hithing, it
will hold the solder t. the irons better, aid
give more heat than any other coal.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
LOuisiaIsa.

The new Legislature of Louisiana, upon
whom devoIves the election of Senator to
succeed Mr.. Slidel, as far as heard from
standS-Democrats 81 !; Opposition 20; Inde-
pendent 3.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

ever sxclaimed at the closs cf every speech,
in resnfd to the great rival Of Rome, ''it must
he destroyed," soevery fArper, every mer-
chapf, every mechsaic, and every real estate
owner in Minnesota, Should ever declare, zoe
must hare a railroad to Superior FARRIs.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

az Louisiana, Virginia and Missouri, are
the only States east of the Rocky Mountains
in which Thanksgiving. was not appointed.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
A:Big Purchase.

IF .' .s.~ New York, Nov. 90
Com. Vanderbilt has bought out the Pacific
Nail Steamship Co. for 8, ,O0O, 600. a4t- =
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
The Japanese Commissioners are Com.

The Japanese Commissioners are Conn
u ~ lag. 4
~ Nav Yosk, Nov. 2s.
A report believed to be well founded pre-.
vailed at Aspipwall to the effect that the jap
anese Commissioners w0-rid leave 1etdo. jap
pan, on the 22d of February, 1860, for the
United States riat.ie= San dwich islands. San
Francisco and Panama, and that the u S.
hi4,te 1soanobe at ATpi2waH, was to- rbe fit
tea n + fJf thhei- rr.ce'1ti6fl 51h would convey
them to this place.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

.W- In the State of New York on the vote
for Senators, the Republican majority in the
State rolls up to over $4,000!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Wreck Of the Indian.


sAcKsaLE,. Nov. 90! Z
A boat containing thirty three ladies with
their hdsBsssas, }Iafiied safely, after knocking
about for nine t,ctas inthe high sea. Twenty
seven are dead-none ofthe bodies have been
recovered, and it is impossible to give conf
plete list Of the names. aaI 2E- s,5. q, ~. -
p WINDSOR Ms, Nov. rs.
- The cabin passengers Of the wrecked stes-
mer Indian are all saved ''o y. '1
= SACKvnLE, Nov. 26.
s The Schooner Gladiator has returned to
Halifax with the remaining survivors of the
steamer Indian The steamer is totally bro
ken to pieces: Very little Of the cargo is
saved. -. - =: -. -
i. The Passengers complaiaizef being plum
dered by the inhabitants. ~ The mails are
saved and were forwarded, The Indian had
eight cabin passengers, thirty steerage pass
engers, mostly Germans and Hungarians, sew
enty-seven of crew. One boat under COM
mand of second officer Smith was blown off
80 miles. The boat under the fourth officer
reached shore. The boat under the third off.
icer Biggar broke adrift leaking and is sup
posed to be lost. TO rsf5 q a,,. .'-,. -: :,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Fire In Ohio.

,ChEvELAND,5 5NGv: 90.
A fire in Canton, Stark county, Ohio, to-
day, destroyed the st. Cloud Hotel, postoff.
ice, and other buildings. The value Of prop
erty destroyed is estimated at $58;90O. In
surance small
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

Mcclure, and othArs. From such list of dis
tinguished and deserving gentlemen, there
should be no difficulty in making . proper
and satisfactory selection. q a
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

u. ). SENATOR.-We see that our cOtem-
poraries are presenting the claims of candid
ates from their several section for the honor of
U. S. Senatorship.
The P2aindeater mentions the name of F.
R. E. Cornel, Esq, of this place in that con-
nection We have heard Mr.. Cornell spoken
of with approval, as fitting candidate and
we have no hesitation in saying that should
the choice fall upon him, the interests of Min
nesota would find competent and faithful
guardian in our National Councils. A lawyer
of large experience, a Republican of enlarged
and comprehensive views, man of quick
perceptions and eminently practical, and
| fluent and pointed speaker, he would undoubt-
edly fill the post with honor to himself and to
| the advantage OF the State.
We have written without consultation with
Mr. Cornell, and without knowing whether
such a mention of his name would meet with
his approval.
From the saltwater Messenger:
Z. S. SENAroR.-Our Republican cotem-
poraries are beginning to agitate the question
as to who shall be the successor of General
Shields as L. S. Senator, and many of them
are expressing their preferences. This is
grave question,--One that will exert its influ-
ence upon our State for long years to come
and it is very proper that the claims and
merits of our leading statesmen should be
canvassed in connection with the position -
But this should be done in calm and dis
passionate manner. The zeal of personal
| friends, shonld not admit of the slightest dis.
parasement of opposing candidates. Many
excellent men have been favorably named in
connection with the pusition-men who would
reflect credit upon the State by doing honor
to the place-irom whom the Legislature can
very safely make selection. We would sug-
est to our cotemporaries the propriety, in pre-
senting their personal preferences, of doing it
in spirit of candor, and if necessary, of con-
cession. Among the various gentlemen spok-
en- of for the position, We can now recall the
names of Hon. David Cooper, Hon. Morton
s. Wilkinson, Judge Aaron Goodrich, Hon.
J. W. North, Hon. D. s. Norton, Hon. Ghas.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

paid for Minnesota wheat, thirty-seven cents
bushel for not having a railroad connecting
Mississippi with the Great Lake.
Our surplus crop of wheat alone, or what
has been raised more than was needed, for
our own use and consumption, is said to have
been one and a half millions of bushels,
which, supposing the above calculation to be
correct, will make our receipts for the crop
OF wheat this year, about half million of
dollars less than it would have been, had we
railroad facilities for sending it to market by
way Of Lake Superior and we shall pay
that penalty, in an increased ratio until we
have railroad, for not having one; which
can be built for five or six times that am
cunt.
1t is therefore not rash assertion to saw,
If we have no other railroad built, railroad
to Superior, will double the value of property
throughout the whole State of Minnesota,
within five years Of its completion-for you
cannot double the value of the products,
without .oubling the value of the lands on
which they are raised. 1t becomes then. ey-
cry man who takes the least interest in the
material growth and wealth of this State, SO
richly endowed by nature, to give these things
some investigation. A few years ago people
were wild with speculation in lands, and for
the last two years, we have been insane
about the Saskatchewan, and other regions to
the northwest of us, inhabited by immense
droves of buffalo, deer, and all kinds of game,
that will never in the world buy pound of
wheat, or any other Of our products. What
We most need, and what we must have, to
fully develope, our great agricultural resour-
ces, is communication with the great seaboard
markets. by way Of Superior and As Cato
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29
Commercial Restaurant.

The undersigned the legitimate of MESSoNNIER
Popetois the long established highly popular Res
tarant, the COMMERCIAL between Chartres and ROYAL
streets Cnstohoisc street. would respectfully inform their
old friends and the public that their establishment under
thorough renovation inside and both their
old and well satisfied customers and The expectations
new and they able both a, their WINES
and COOKERY be cScced by any other house. while
their charges will be heretofore aud satisfactory
They have established their reputation ReSiaranter
they determined TO maintain their high character
Z. CAMORS & BRO.
n2s spet Commercial Restaurant e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

iacuS / Messrs. Rivers and De-
xion6 n ce the second performance Of their
cire1z w u the pavilion on The vacant lot
" oydras and Baronne streets. On We'd
s4ay ecnday rformance will be given. The
a be strong il talent . lengthy
~ N tslng Published
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

ass y aScs rIrr ". MI. ii The officers
\ Estseyerance No. ls are else.
~ tn "A 81 IA ~ annual meeting Of the
s " December. See MI. Sccre.
I6l ihed notice to such effect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29
E,fxrTs.
EMBRomERIEs AND FANCY GOODS.
DrCK.oN,s
LACE AND TRIMMING STORE,
l53 Canal street.

j, n. DICKSON
Bes inform his the ladies Of this city that he
has us, received large of the goods in his nc and
not pretending compete in point of capital with the large
houses still perfectly satisfied that he can sell
the same goods much smaller profit and only
quests CALL that every may judge for themselves
The stock is we'll of the following ar
at profit, to
DEFY COMPETITION
LACE SETS COLLARS and SLEEVES, from 50 to $50
French LACE vEILs-Rea and Imitation.
English Embroidered COLLARS and SLEEVES On Swiss and
Cambria.
French and English Embroidered dHANDKERCHIEFS
Plain and Henmed HANDKERCHIEPs--a prices
Black Grape COLLARS and sLEEvEs-evcry style.
White Mourning COLLARS and sLEEvEs-an styles and
prices.
LAGEs-Whe and Black, Real and Imitation.
oIloAKs-In Velvet and Cloth, of The latest styles.
HOOP SHIRTS and BusTLEs-latest improvements.
FANCY GOODS, of all kinds, at moderate prices
DICIxSoN,S
Lace, Embroidery and Fancy Store,
1853 CANAL STREET,
ms 2p6t Next door to D. II. Holmes.
.AesU Books, IetO Books,
Just RECEIVED BY
THOMAS Il wHITE,
Bookseller and stationer,
1os CANAL STREET.
BEuLAH-A new supply.
THE CORNER CUPBOARD; or, Facts for Everybody.
PRIVATE rHEATR1cA1s; or, Winter Evenings Amuse
ments.
ao1.p-Fon HAMMERED FROM POPULAR PROVERBS
CAROLINA SPORTS, by Hon. William Elliott ms 2pst
- a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

Il I&czql6 uHoM SPIRtTuALIsM Announcement
u nds tfsf lIiss Emma Hardinge will expound
lIt1li iloacphy On Sunday next the ex-
~ y pgecs n M hereafter stated.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

E1r NJ axsI The drama entitled " The
IIiddss xith Mn Joey Gougenheim in the
S ~ fet el ilosn ma M. Ryan rs Wool win
] ~ - n bc followed BY the farce,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

7 0saigI / \. Il, ii ii. An advertise
4 ! @ Y j ~ III ll'me Deyernay, The cele-
I r n Nj slslEe Mi flIat appearance in
" y i = fov light, u fhe DeMontfort con-
SSG u = = n al of Which will he duly published.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

4 HoHsHs y a midd dle-aged person adyer
alsss f0f sitaon = loassk IN private family
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29
Table and Piano Covers.

We have choice of these goods of English,
French and German manufacture comprising
RICHLY EMBROIDERED SILK ON CLOTH OF Ga, IA
and 81, TABLE COVERS AND THE USUAL SIZE FOR
PIANOS, IN CRIMSON, GREEN AND MAROON.
BICH PRINTED CLOTH COVERS, in IA and 81.
RICH BROCADE GERMAN do, 81.
6-4, "a and 81 IN REM ARKABIY FINE QUALITY.
WoRSTED DAMAsk COVERS.
Sd FINE WoRSTED DAMASK by the yard, for Dessert
Wine Cloths.
PLAIN Blue CRIMSON AND GREEN CLOTH FOR
WINE CLOTHS he made with Border of any length.
]. D. CAMERON & CO.,
ms 2pGt l24 Canal street.
.E01'l's SAOaU Cases,
y
JOSEPH MoMASTER,
Al FAIRBANKS 4 Co.'S,
ms 2p2t* No. 9S Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

11The great drawback to persons cmigra-
ting the extreme Western country is the great fear they have
u the Fever and most diefu Of all diseases Every
hear of attacked this disease and made help
less in short time without any Of aorng relief In
view Of the great demand for remedy DR. Hoseer has
sented his celebrated BITTERS whoee curative powers
all have been universally Acknowledged
The Btters prepared after long experience and deep study
have received Of the eminent physicians
well all classes from every part Of country To
who their many vues all say is try them and
Judge for themselves, respectively.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT
co. and l5 chartres street sole agents the Southern
States all should addressed by drug
gisis and dealers generally everywhere.
5nzx-See nj yertise,uent n2S 9nst kl,w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

j. II. B0is'0n,
4 ST. G H "A r L ES STR EET.
Has the honor to inform his public in
ea that he has received per arrivals Have and per
steamers via New York, complete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
enumerae but which the following are part
Gents Linen Shirts, Linen Bosom Cotton Shirts
White and Coored Flannel Undershirts and Drawers
Socks of all Materials.
Stocks Neck Ties, Crayats Wooden and Jouyns Gloves
Cambria Handkcrchiefs, Combs and Brushes spouges.
Porte Monnaies, Cutlery, Glass Ware Toilet Sets.
Powder Boxes, Ladies' Fancy Casks for Scent ETC. etc.
Canes and Umbrellas
Always at hand
Perfmery from Ibn's Pnaus Societe yeienique's etc.
Mfr. BoIRoN having removed his SHAVING ROOM will
be enabled to attend the LADIES whom he has added to
his extensive stock, assortment of Goods =z
FOR LADIES WEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

Thomas $. 1ss,.ne,.,
CAMP sTrEET
1oUAvE GAPS,
Men and Boys,
CHILDREN AND NTs.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
FANCY GOODS, &
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT VARIETIES.
GENTS BLACK SILK HATS,
GBNTs' EXTRA BLAGK sIIK GAPS,
GENUINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS,
Broadway Agony
TvOOZ. HATS AND al,EGRo zZAzs
BY wHoLEsA Ale.
n2s 2p6t
The Patent Yoke Shirts.
p r @ f s r. E d u @ E D.!
Over Forty Different Sizes,
And
A FIT GUARANTEED!
Owing to LARGELY INCREASED SALES, we are in
duced customers by making MA
TERIAL REDUCTION in the prices OF tho
Popular Patent Yoke Shirts!
BEST QUALITY, s27 per Former price, $50
Many other goods have been reduced prices the pro-
portion
OF DIFFERENT RADEs
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FURNISHING GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
STORY BUlLplse"
ms 2p6t Corner Camp and Common Streets
.NesO Ca,.peting.
J. d DAA1ERoN ee 60,
l24 Canal Street, ~H
Have received large English Vel
and Tapestry Capeting of the celebrated manufacture of
Crossey's Sons, and others. -s-0l-.
BIGELow BRUSSELS and wILToNs-new patterns
THREEPLY AND INGRAINs, of the best MAKERS
RUGS, BAIzES, DOOR MATS, etc. . ~.a ..
Curtain Materials.
We would call attention the descrip
tions Brocatele Worsted Curtain Mate.
rial Muslin Curtains Table Piano Cords
Trimmings, etc.
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch of business pains is taken get up
the newest styles and our stock has superior
OIL CLoTHs3 feet "A feet wide of quality
new patterns ms 2p6t
Fresh Importation.
CARPETINGs.
VIII open MONDAY beautiful patterns of VEL
VET and TAPESTRY of the celebrated of John
Crosley Sons, which will be sold GREAT REDUCTION
former prices
7@ GEORGE L. MARINE,
100 Canal street.
ms 2pst Tonro Buildings
Floor OIL Cloths.
GE RG e l.. N AIR E,
12O. CANAL STREET.
Near Royal, Touro Buildings.
large assortment "a feet wide to suit any apart
R,ent.
TAELE OH. CLOTH-z-i and 81 Wide.
ms 2pst a.-..=
Curtain Goods.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
Beautiful Assortment-New Designs.
DAMAsKs, CoRNICEs, BANDS;
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
-Also-
PIANO AND TABLE CovERs-of all qualities
GEORGE l.. MARINE,
n28 2p3t l2o Canal street.
.MA1steL Ornaments.
Just received from Paris beautiful assortment Of
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE AND PORCELAIN VASES,
BRONZE STATUES AND CANDELEBRAs
PORCELAIN CANDLE STICKS
BISCUIT GROUPS, etc., ETC., etc.
LION Il PINSARD,
ms 2ptf "a and 56 ROYAL street. corner Benvie
Notice. -.=
have the honor to inform patrons that owing i'm
provements in my Store, have transferred the SHAVING
ROOM the door, and that attention will paid
heretofore.
I. B. BORON,
n23 2ptf Ga St. Charles street
HOstettea''s Ritfe1.s.
GOO Dozen in store and for sale by
WOODMAN & BEMENT,
ms 2ptf Corner Magazine and Common streets.
Ri Cn2.b. Soda.
go kegs BiCarb Soda, in and for sale by
WOODMAN & BENiENT,
ms 2ptf Corner Magazine and Common streets.
Fairbanks
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

1
Grateful to customers for past ayor take pleasure IN
muncaiing to them arrangements by which think
study their interests and Aware Of the advantage Of
selling for cash. have concluded TO sell for cash and small
advance cost Ucducng the former profits least oneihd
may however, better suit the convenience of former
toners to keep will but will feel necessary
to ask for monthly settlements WILL heretofore keep
hand and make to order variety of CLOTHING and
SHIFTS a patterns and styles to suit every Mr.. j. b.
Thompson of the late finn Of Thompson Nixon still have
charge of the Clothing and Manufacturing Department New
York. and warrants perfect m faithful work and good ma
| teriai
0ohcting 9 continuance Of yonr generous patronage
lrenain truly yours
cHAS. LEIGHTON.
Corner D. Charles and Canal ss, New oreans
| OIL Broadway, New York
IS
| NEW oRrEAss, JnIs lst. 1850
On retiring from the cshing and Shirt Business take this
opportunity to thank my friends eir Kind patronage and
confidence and ut the time cordially nv
former partner and worthy the same In
respect.
ms 2ptf r. x. BARBoT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

EHIPPERs TO MoBILE are referred to advertise
ment Of Cox, Brainard & Co.'s tri-weekly line for
Mobile and all landings on the Alabama river. The
service Of this line is performed BY the steamers
VIM. Bagaley, Carondelet and Henry Lewis, whose
captains and officers are the most polite and oblig
ing Of gentlemen. The agents Of the line Capt.
Harris, n Natchez street, and John 3. Hyde & Co.,
SS Grayier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

1H'OOelmsu1s S Renae1at,
Successors to o. 0. woodman L Co.'S
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner Common and Magazine streets, New Orleans,
-rxPoRrERs AND DEALERS M
CHOICE O0DS---SELECTED MEDICINES,
PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS
FINE PERFUMERY,
FANCY SOAPS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE
BRUSHES,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
WINDOW GLASS,
5 PAINTS
OILS,
DYE sTUPFs ETC.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants Planters who
purchase Medicines of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
WOoDMAN & BEMENT,
n2s 2ptf Corner Magazine and Common streets
j. T. WATTS. TO- BAupuc. G. MAcxIY.
Watts, Ratsdssc s. Juxclsey,
GENERAL AUCTION EER s
APPRAISERS,
Nos IS and 81 Magazine street. corner of Natchez,)
VIII give prompt attention to the sale Of
REAL. ESTATE AND SLAVES,
SUCCESSION AND PORTWARDENs' SALES,
g45 CARGOEs, VESSELS,
BANK AND OTHER STOCKS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PRODUCE, LIQUORS,
HORSES, MULES,
CARRIAGES
And all other descriptions of property merchandise
ms 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29
LeightOM's
B Il sP KE CLo oTHIN
AND
Premium Shirt Circular.

We beg leave thanks for your kind patronage
at the time inform of dissolution Of copanerhp
which has hitherto existed between The business will
after be continued by Mr.. L.
O. LEIGHTON,
f. X. BARBoT
New Orleans, July ls 1850.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29
The Hair Department,

For both, LADIES and GENTS in way to give the
utmost satisfaction. The will be paid to all
orders for RcadyMade Hair being supervised by Mr. Boiron
himself 81
J. B. BORON,
ms 2psf 6i St. Charles
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

e FAN ~ rHE ARAoRY HALL. The opening even
Ing of this exhibition was, regards the weather,
unfavorable. We take the liberty Of reminding
our fellow-citixens that It viii be continued this
evening and every evening through the present
week. An hour OF two can be passed very pleas
anfly BY all desirous Of contributing to benevo-
lence and charity. We say, go one, go all, and
leave your mite. The ladies Of our oldest and
most influential citizens have the management,
and that is sufficient, it IS presumed, to warrant
large attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

~ Fact Number One That Cristadoro's
Excelsior Dye has recently anayzed by Dr. Chiffon
6st Chemist in America. He prononces the Dye absolutely
harmless the hair and skin FAcr NuxBER Twohe Excel
sior Dye instantaneous in It's effects produces the identical
color which ndnguishablc from that Of nature and
ally strengthens and inygoraes the haihis fact established
By competent adavts FACT NUxBER THREEThe sales Of
the Dye have increased two hundred and
every respectable druggist and hair dresser finds necessary
keep It as standard article
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
ne 2pIm&W CRISTADORO. No. Astor House N Z.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

~.
sS.................. Canal Street.
Is opening most beautiful stock or
JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND FANCY GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
,g FINE JEwELED SETS.
RICH ETRuSCAN SETS,
RICH CHAIN and JEWELED BRACELETS,
LADIES' ENAMELED WATCHES
LADIES' DIAMOND SET WATCHES.
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY HUNTING WATCHES
REAL CHRoNoMETER WATCHES
SILVER WARE, GOLD AND SILVER sPECTACLEs,
FINE FRENCH OPERA GLASSES,
MANTEL CLOCKS and ORNAMENTS, etc. ETC.
Of which he will sell lower than any house in the
city ms 2p6t
Ladies' CATERS,
AT 81 A PAIR, G5
At s. B. CHUR RCHILL,S,
Corner of Apollo and Ernto sts.
aMs Just received, a large lot Of "H
DRESS GoODs AND gAIBROIDBRIBs,
Which will be sold at GREAT BARGAINS, at
S. B. CHURCHILL's,
ms 2p3t Corner of Apollo and Erato streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29

OE'1e1tEUL IGPSLNNf'NI,
A ST. CHARLES ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
The undersigned begs leave inform his friends pub
lie generally that he has opened his RESTAURAT
he pledges himself provide the best MEATS, OYSTERS
GAME, FISH AND VEGETABLES that market Affords
Attached the establishment is al
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR,
Where the brands of WINES, BRANDIEs etc. will be
kept Private for PARTIES
SAM. CROGHAN,
n9 2ptf Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-29
N'esU store! Clsea1, Goods I!


.N'esU store! Cheap Goods!
CRoCXERY,c CHINA, GLASSWARE
HousE-FuRNlsHiNc GOODS!
Nos g. AND 81 GRAY1ER STREET, NEAR CAMP.
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS, IRON STONE TOILET SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS,
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS,
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS,
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS.
PLATED cAsToRs,
PLATED WATERS
os PLATED TEA SETS.
CUT GLASSWARE,
PRESSED GLASSWARE,
JAPANNED TRAYS, LAMPS, Y
PLATE WARMERS, HAT RACKS
FIRE SETS FIRE STANDS TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS, TUBS, BRUSHES,
JOS. ROGERS SONS TABLE CUTLERY
TIN WARE, WOODEN WARE JAPAN'D WARE,
BASKETS, BATH TUBS. BUCKETS BUSTERS.
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOUSE~IzRRPING ARTICLES.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE WE ARE
SELLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS IN ouR TINE
P. r. FELL & MARSH,
g. AND 81 GRAvIER STREET.