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viii uder fbr aas u tho Of Atosd. N Kxaf1ksk
County Stzie Ut utlnoas.
On Wednesday, Sept. 2 lAe, 1862
The wing desirable property. enn'Anx Of over a.ye
hundred acFxs Of valuable Land. mill and los'n ta Ihe
Al IL suae Ike knkax<o kiyee. substantially h1n e
feet french bur= aad al ux,GhfncEy nj ne! afd
In a.t ordsr and eapab~ Of doing s1xu eastns:.
1he F4s1us ali uul!nx mil well susitd and a.
s!d<si fnr.n with about nuudrd and 4Y
cultivation. II follows:
, 1859-09-19

WANTED-To Merchant Tailors,
W Cithers. ke-A respectable u,n. who Il vii
acqu1lnteI with the aase busaess. IS in Of
Eacm-nt co,hn,. a<ss in The store, rak-
Ina e.: Reference good. Adtrsss -. w." Wanco.da,
LAX EOurtY. Ill ANf-tst
, 1859-09-19
G2lantRD.

WANTED-Book Keeper, Core
7 epo.Icat or Cnlr:tar-Th, subscriber: well quail
f to fl either Ct The a.,rr positions wants
Can give s1sec.sy rsfesear Address ~ r." Boz
$40 lo$, utct, eet,.4&5tlw
, 1859-09-19

81 FOUSD-By a member Of the
{tI Fire BHk71e II the DIRE Thu1sday night. 1-th
hsf- Silver Wairh which tbe h1ve BY ap5lY
n{ TO 4. C. DCCAT. No. Doles Bul ding. sal7x:&
, 1859-09-19

TRENCH AND AfUSIC.-
l. young 'ady who haa tetn stndYiax under French
naess ahscaa = deaspu1of haHnE Eew pucia Instruct
In French y Nue u their fs,depca4 s.fae ory
s.esence ErtnH required Addezs B. T., Dox te, Chi
G4yD. ssl3s1x
, 1859-09-19

4 CIR ADU ATE, WHO HAS
IA had sesera yeats experiences In teaching de4res to
obtain situation ia Academy High School, Satl+
factory testtRonal Eiyea- AddresA sAtng teIaas u.
CAMPBELL, Anon, Ill. aeta lxx
, 1859-09-19

TOR SALE-A1cohol Stills.-The
With capacity Of Twenty Thr.e b efa ard The oth:r
1htJT.o. They ne II god repair nj afs III IN eof1'
pixie working or-er.
They vlu bs sala VERY CHEAP r III CASH. or rood
appzovabs paper. and be psrsoa,r inaptded aes
"1~' DIRTs cole Copr e NTH. r..
anI31m-als& - State s<ze<t. Rochester. n. T.
, 1859-09-19

TOR SALE-A Three Story and
basement b.1ek House. With mod improvement.
centrally atnate No. i7s Adzas Los 111o ttst to
Ally. TexIn4 4t.l0 eaAh AA1D tina. with PR
exat Inherent Apply n<xt docs 70 premi ~.
k3L3l.W E MCCONNELL,
, 1859-09-19

DUCK GLOVES & MITTENS-
- The best goods and OF them BE- found in Tie
n7rket aFs II BOW En-, 5 Old cstAbu.hel
CHEAP one PRICE GLOVE STORE,
,CrA1k S1kxs;....--..-......1
Cp stairs Thy mn Be sold e1 tbs sason. and ths pe
low scc1fr their aae thnac who will 1nt
send their o!dtrs. ~ Lur.t<nens Noeea4as AID
Fur Goycs very cheap. tel.at11 SIN
, 1859-09-19

"ANTED-xA SMALL FUR
~ S1SHED uOCSE~ for btx or twelve months. for
EaaH tamiy without ehl!sen AldreA ths week T, r..
Post Qm:e Boz AI9 seIANT
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Felegraphed to ths Nev ort..a c~.s..-H
FURTHER By THE srKAnsH1p upran



LONDON, Sept. 8-Intelligence has bean yec.,vea
from Japan to the effect that the Britih treaty vith
that country was ratified on the 11th Of july,
Subsequently the Japanese attempt.d - 80. :.
by coDfniDg foreigners to small Island ten mills
from Jedda. The British Consul entered his protest
against it, and trade for the present has been stopped
CHrvA.--The Hong.Kong newspaper Of the latest
dates, says that the American Minister, Mr.. Ward 4
still aboard of his shin and will he listle tkey ~ Oh
tain ratification of bis treaty.
Another paper says that the British Minister had
gone to Pekin, and Russian dispatch says that ht
has arrived at pekin but had been nlace IN conine
ment.
The Russian account Of the affair at Peiho states
that the Chinese had 1000 men killed. the numbe,
of wounded not ascertained and that the Enelish.
who fell into the hands Of the Chinese were we'll
treated.
A riot had occurred at Shanghae, during which
several foreigners were killed and othera vonuded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

NEW TYPE SETTING MACHINE.-Mr. Hattersley, q
Manchester engineer, has invented new type com.
posing machine, Of which the English journals speak
favorably. The machine includes a regular compo.
sing stick and the type approaches the end of the
line bell gives warning, the stick is detached with
touch, and the sole compositor spaces the line, re-
turns the stick, and resumes his rapid task The in
strument works by the pressing of keys, which,
through levers, discharge the types as wanted, down
grooves direct into the stick. The keys, which are
arranged like those of concertna, lie in space of
thirteen inches in length by seven in depth, and
closely initiate the movements by which type is set
by hand. The economy claimed to be effected by the
employment of this machine may be judged by the
following calculation: the composition of the adver
tsement sheet of the London Times, of eight pages,
costs about $2l7 by Mr. Hattersleys invention it is
stated that the amount of work can be done for
about $74, making yearly saving of $45,225.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

The Swiss Law AGAINST THE JEws.-It appears
from the "Susse," Bernese journal, that Mr.. Fay.
the representative Of the United States at Swtzer
land, has just submitted memorial to the Bundles
rah requesting that measures be taken by the Swiss
Federal Government for abolishing the ilberal laws
against the Jews. Mr.. Fay has made positive com.
plant to the effect that persons from the United
States who are of the Jewish persuasion are treated
in such manner that it is in perfect violation of the
treaty which several years ago was made between
Switzerland and the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

The ARGENTINE WAR.-From tho Argentine Con
federation we learn that Urquiza had arrived from
Parana the provisional capital Of the Confederation
to take command Of the troops that were to pass
Santa Fe to complete the army Of operations with
which the campaign against Buenos Ayres is to com
mence. Urquiza had called for 1000 men from each
of the interior provinces of San Juan and Mendoza
but not single volunteer had turned up. An i'm
portant document has been issued in TucumanJ call
ing upon the people to prepare for the election Of
President Of the Confederation. The document is
thought to be very serious. Buenos Ayres was NOV
ing on steadily in defensive operations. The Govern
ment had occupied San Nicolas. frontier city Of
Santa Fe, with force of 2OeO men, and its squadron
of five steamers and sailing vessels. Nothing was
heard of but military movements throughout the
puhlic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

New CRooKERy, CHINA AND GLASSWARE HOUSE.
Messrs R. Fell Marsh opened at Nos t2 Ga
yier street heavy and largely crockers
china glassware and hardware of every
ety. They bought this merchandise with the intention SELL
ing cheap and they will sell it only cheapy quickly,
for the prices at which they have marked goods will their
tie shelves of the spacious and elegant they
takep exceedingly brief Their includes everything
the of crockery china and ga which desirable
points of usefulness beauty housekeepers will find
they purchase equally favorable terns the
for kitchen service the beautifully designed and fin
hed articles Of ornament for the parlor table
Their assortment of lams cutlery castors plated
papped ware furniture very large and in soma Of
these departments of manufacture useful articles
never perhaps offered for sale in New Orleans heore-the
latest novelties which inventive skill produced We ask
the Of the trade OF honsekespers and of
generally to the advertisement of Messrs r. Fell Marsh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

STRIKE AT CoLr's PISTOL FAcToRY.-The work
men at the Pistol Factory 70 the number Of we be-.
lieve, about three hundred. are not at work to-day,
in consequence Of "strke" Of the contractors by
whom they have been employed. The contractors,
would make change in the rates Of Compensation COM @
paid them, after the lst inst; they consequently
strike. We believe they have heretofore been paid
very liberal wages. The amount of the proposed re-
duction is stated at 80 per cent. Hartford Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

humbugged SO long as we take promises or oaths In
Mexico.
fMr. McLane will but remain out Of the State and
allow Rentree to do the negotiating, warrant the
treaty will come and If 1t Is not done now, and the
mission breaks up, let new man, such as Alex.
Allen, o. s. Consul at Minatitlan, be appointed to
the place, and my word for it the best treaty We
have ever had will be made with that country, and
In very short space of time, too.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12
Domestic Intel1igen ce.

NoRFoLK, Oct. H--There are still no tidings Of
the crippled steamer Quaker City fears are enter
taned for her safety, in consequence of the heavy
gale yesterday.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE overland mail from Cali
fornia. with dates Of the lsth u has been received
The Mississippi river at this point is receding.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE Flour market closed
firm, at 81 60 to 81 65 for snper6ne. Corn closed
very dull at yesterdays quotations. Whisky closed
steady at 25a. Mess Pork closed quiet ct $l4 IS.
New YoRK, Oct. ll.-The Flour market is buoyant
and prices have advanced from &c. to 10c. Sales
to-day $4,000 bbls. mostly at 81 60 to o. 65 for
superfne. Corn closed firm. Mixed Corn is held at
99c. to 81 Eastern Mess Pork ia quoted at SIS GA
Whisky closed steady at 2sA. .ss
l5 NEW YoRK. Oct 11.-Anxiety for the safety Of
the steamship Quaker City is increasing.
The Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane has received
orders from the Government to go in search Of her
and pursuant to these orders she sailed from this
port to-day.
The Benicia Boy, Heeuan, publishes card chal
longing Morrissey to fight him for ten thousand
dollars.
NEW YORK Oct. 1.-THE Cotton market is unset.
tied and quotations are nominal The sales to-day
were unimportant. Middling Uplands are quoted q,
1lsc. The sales OF Flour to-day were II 900 bbls.
the market closed with an upward tendency. Vel
low Corn closed at SOC. to 81 60. Sugar closed
steady at G. to 62c. for Muscovado. Coffee closed
quiet and steady at generally previous quotations.
prices ranging from l02 to l2c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-Messrs Sewall, Ferris & Co
suspended payment to day, on account Of the heavy
advances they were obliged to make to the Western
Bank.
VIcKsBURG, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Indian and the
Natchez passed down at noon to day. The Star
light passed down at o'clock this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

OUR MINISTER TO CHINA.-While it is nuthori-
tatively stated in Washington that it may be that
Minister Ward did set out for Pekin, and is there
now, after having exchanged Publications of the
treaty. no official advces to that OBJECT have been re-
ceyed at the State Department. Itmsy be mentioned
that Captain Tatnal, in letter dated the 4th of
july says that by invitation Of the Governor Of the
Province Mr. Ward had dedicated the sth of that
month for conference with him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

Our GOVERNMENT AND THE FILIBusTERs.-Ino our
extracts from the telegraphic columns Of the New
Orleans papers will be found the plan dictated by her
Most Gracious Majesty's Home Government to her
faithful subject James Buchanan, Lord Lieutenant
of the United States. The promptness with which
His Lordship has acted must be gratifying to the
feelings Of every loyal heart. Mobile Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

SAILING OF THE De SoTo.-T The q. s. Mail steam.
ship De Soto Capt. Bulloch sailed at o'clock this
morning for New York via Havana, with $4,000
in specie for New York and the following passengers:
For Nc,e York-Miss Rody, Miss North, Frank, Mrs.
and lady, Mrs Norris Mrs Smith. Capt Bennett, Mrs
Batchader.
FOR Mariana. Mr. Bennett lady, daughter and
son, Mr. W ii Ro Marene Douglass, Chas Carum,
Pullan, Miss Watson Mr.. King, W Cauzut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

QUICK DIsrATcH.-The fine clipper ship Harvey
Birch, Nelson, master, arrived at her birth on the
29th of September, with full cargo of assored mer
chandse consigned to Messrs. E. ]. Bart h Co., be
gan to take in cotton on the LIST of October, and
cleared yesterday with cargo of 400 bales cotton
and 600 bbls guano taking only ten working days to
discharge the load. The stevedores were Messrs.
jackson & Brewer.
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Cabinet .MNEers'

UPHOLST MATERIALS
Or Every Description.
Gilt Conices Hair Cloth, Shades, Curled Hair. Enamesd
Cloth Curtain Goods Cords and Tasses Varnh Gmps and
Fnges Springs, Buttons and Twne, Glue, Picked and Com
mon Moss Caphens and Alcohol Burning Fluid, Paints snt
Oils. Wall Paper, etc.. a. the LOWEST CASH PRICES b.
HEATH Il CO.,
ms 2ply No. rs Camp
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Allen n q ronan, ~ u;no,;.i,, 10 .n,o;n.aa =,
The nlace and nv .ord f. = the hest t,aatv -
have ever nod iii =. ,u;.,, ~ s.,... -
in a very sbo,t anoca - .;n.s 90
..-
LcoAsuSrcArEDi
AhlLiNG FACTS.
Within the last week or ten days facts have been
in our midst calculated TO show in all their
the present deprayity and corruption of
the Federal Government. That these facts have not
attracted more Of the public notice can only be due
to the long experience which has babituated the
people to the scandalous abuse the Administration
makes of the power entrusted to it.
For some days past it has been alleged by Federal
officers in this city that certain offences have been
committed here against the Act Of 1878, comm only
known as the Neutrality Law. The telegraph be.
tween New Orleans and Washington has been busy
win communications from the Federal authorities at
these TWO points Everybody knows that the Federal
authorities at the Federal capital have been issuing
orders touching the ordinary administration Of justice
IN .ns JUDICIAL district, and the officers Of the Cen
eral Government here do not hesitate to say they
wouo no. nave acted as they did but for the instr nc.
uons received from washington.
FOR several weeks u mas been known that there
70 Oen'ra america ther sup posed destina-
',oa pe'ng eltner Chlrlqai or NICARAGUA. TIE Mar
snal anu tne oohec'or OF tne port nave narrowly
"a@hea 'nese partles. iney nave mad spies and
hsen's IN al parts OF tne clty WIN view OF ascer
.alni"g tne acts ana intensions OF tne emigranls.
lhee espionage mas Deen as pervasVe as that OF tne
fars ponce ana YET, tne Marshal mas been ne ARD 70
ueolare 'nas no.nng egai could Dc Traced 70 tnelr
aecouh' some Gays ago a NUMBER OF tnese persons
e sne CITY ana were next heard OF OF the Passes OF
tne river. lnere tney were blockaded by the cutter
AZ Ine soutn-w west fass. Inc Captain OF the Cass
INFORMS the owners OF the tow boats that be will fire
into vessel winch attempts to take these persons
'ium Wnere lucy tnen were.
rinaiy 'ae alarsnal goes DOWN Win company Oh
so.u'eis ano' a.iessns nuhoer ol tne emig rants'
oiinss .nenl nl'ner uhoel coarse Oh violating tne
Aos VI 1910 ~ EXCUSE ior an .nese proceeoings .ne
aa.sua. anu Uoeeeo1 pleau lns,.ac'lons l.om Tue
Seou.'se a. washington ~ aauoon " 'a's We are
o.eu .nss ius.su'slons nave peen asAeo W 'ne
w., .om sue ausnols.s. a' washington ~ "
m, e " W naue ~ .ne pais.e' aiesseu
~ ~ 'ss {, Aoy a'so' ~ W. asuu.eu. n.'o'e
49, .l.,.1s v. o",1..e1 ~ 'A''' 'ouen.s 8
DA.. " ~ s.'e1 Dy .ne psoues' sa'o
p.a.;aa.. .as.ss as ~. naa va. esn ~ 'ue
soooo - ~ "aN NV is4unsu .no'e .uaA
instance, thus seeking to make Executive will cen.
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We ARE REQUESTED to call the attention Of buyers
of Havana CIGARS which will be sold this day at 10
O'clock the importers Messrs Bonio Bros No. 81 Ora
street. D. E. Morphy, auctioneer Terms very beral
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VOLUME XII.
.N;o,ut,,attons American Party.
ELECTION NOVEMBER 1859.

"
OoNGREss-FIRsT D1sTRICT....J. X. Bonlignys
SHERIFF.. IFF...........................E E. II. Parker.
CORONER. Dr. Es d. Beach,
DISTRICT ACCOMPLISHMENTS. M. Bradford.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
CLERK FIRST DIST. CoURT-N. Trepagnier.
:. SECOND :. r. 3. Wiltz.
:. THIRD :. e. Toledano.
=. FOURTH :. j. D. ChaIon.
E. FIFTH :. q. +. White.
SIXTH Isaac N. Phillips.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS.
FIRST DTsTRICT-Thos. Askeyv.
SECOND =. Jos. Hernandez.
THIRD v. st. Ceran.
ALGIERs........" BypOiite Fortier.
STATE ASSESSORS.
FIRST DIsTRICT-F. f. Trinchard.
SECOND =. r.. ID. Hubbard.
THIRD :. II. A. BOuiet.
FOURTH :. j. A. Watkins.
ALG1ERs............J. X. R. Chisholm.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. ...
FIRST JUsTICE-A. q. Brice.
SECOND :. ID. r. Mitchell.
THIRD :. A. Saucier.
FOURTH E. Morel.
FIFTH =. A. Duquercroh.
sixth =. A. F0rtier. =
SEVENTH >. Jas. B. McLin. ..
CONsTABLES
FIRST JUSTICE CoURT-J. b. Houghton.
sRCoND :. w. H. Waters.
THIRD =. :. saml. Hamilton.
FoUaTH :. :. Octave Calongne.
FIFTH =. =. Louis Power.
SIXTH =. :. CIV. Esnard.
SEVENTH =. :. j. g. Costley.
au2l 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12
Cigars !! Cigars !

Purchasers will always ind in store assortment Of tbs
weknown brsnds-Inenuidad Flor de Puadas, Meridiana
Flsrde Panchs Rsdowa, Cabarga Paagas, Know Something
Washington Dos Hemanas Habano etc. etc., at the
P. PRATS Il CO.,
AZ INIT Commercial Place,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

AcKNowLEDGMENT.-We are indebted to the po.
lite Managers for an invitation to Fancy Dress Ball,
to be given at the Union Hall, Fourth District by
the Magnolia Club, on Monday evening next, 18th
instant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

CREDIT SALE.--We call the attention of the trade
the sale dry goods and damaged handkerchie take
place this day 10 O'clock at Mes Blache Leaumont's
auction roo ms II Chsrtres street. Terms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

Total ,016,6Oo 6512
Against $3,sl9,30s ID for the previous quarter,
and $634,s36 76 for the corresponding quarter end
ing with September of last year.
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For MEMPHIs.-The steamer John Smonds, Capt.
j. F. smith, Of regular mail line leaves at P. NJ u is day,
connecting at Memphis Memphis and Charleston and
Memphis and Ohio for all points North, Eas. and
West For through tickets apply to J. H. Freigh agent,
Memnbs packet Office st. Charles Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12
To Country Merchants.

To Country Merchants.
THEODORE FROYS &c CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
--Dealers in -
HD H " u % % ID -
They respectfully inform their friends from the country and
city that they have TEMPORARILY REMOVED from their
old stand to-
No. IS CANAL STREET,
BETWEEN NEW LEvEE AND FRONT STREETS.
they will be prepared to Offer as usual an exceedingly
large and we'll selected stock of
II EI = @ O O ID $
on good terms at reasonable prices.
THEODORE FROIs 4 CO..
IS Canal street,
se13 2ptf ween New Levee aud Front streets.
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Elegant Family ..1anston

r r S A l. e OR r e N T .
The undersigned offers for sale his residence Eplanade
street, of the
MOST SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE
houses in the State containing twelve in main building
with hall in the center, eight rooms kitchen, stables
fowl house. etc. etc. Every the house, including
bath rooms, kitchen and pantry, is
FURNISHED WITH GAS,
All the bed are SUPPLIED WITH WATER from
LARGE IRON RESERVOIRS in the attic. The grounds
elegantly laid with valuable shrubs flowers and orps
mental Streets with vines superior quality The
whole forming delightful residence.
sells 2plm B. RODRIGUEs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

AUcrIoNEERs' RETURNs.-The following are the
returns of the different auctoneers, for the quarter
endinp Sent 80 1888.
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P1osErRs.-see call in our advertising columns.
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SLAVES. See advertisement of Fosters Slave
Depot the proprietor of which that he will
tween Eve hundred Slaves sale and
the Isl of November.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

OFFICES FoR RENT-Handsome and convenient
Offices in he iron building, Of Camp and Matches streets
are offered for rent Sec advertlement.
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Wood, Eddy y Co.'s Lotteries
ARE DRAWN
imington. Delaware. and Augusta, Ga.
WOOD, EDDY CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LUTTERIEsI
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR OCTOBER /,
Capital Prize, e5O,OOO.
WOOD, EDDY d co.,
-Nansgsrs Of tht-
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
sTATE LOTTEHIEsl
fhe following Scheme will be drawn By WOOD, EDDY
CO. Managers Of ths spar Aondemy Lottery Of Georgia.
In esch Of ber Lotteries OCTOBER, 1889
In pub 10, % follows:
Glass 10 Draws Saturday, October l, 1859.
Class II Draws Saturday, Oct her s, 1853.
5'5 Glass AZ Draws Saturday, October l5 lSs3
Glass A. Draws Saturday, October q lS69
Glass A ORA as Saturday, October 29 1859.
s,4so PRIZE K SIT
HoRE THAN gHa pRIzS TO EVERY RIRS fIozs:s.
The following Superb Scheme will be drawn
EACH SATURDAY IN oCfoBERt
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Dr. Boards
E Y e L N f I r M A r Y
No. 35 Lafayette date Hevin) street,
Between Raronne and Csrondelet,
NEW ORLEANS
for the reception Of persons affected
With DISEASES OF THE EYE.
The Building ia new--the Rooms large and airy. Every
attention will bu paid to the comfort Of PATIENTS
n- Wards devoted the treatment Of Slaves with EYE
AFFECTIONS.
~ A competent Physician resides in the house.
TERMS.
Whites from -. 81 90 TO IS 90 per day.
Negroes. oes.........................Sl W
ss,- Operations charged extra. se28 2plySW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

ACtlDENT TO AN AMERICAN IN SwITzERLAND.-A
letter from Berne states states that on the 4th Of Sep
tember Mr.. Carpenter, Of the bank note engraving
house of Philadelpbias was ascending the Murren,
and fell from his horse in one Of tne precipitous
passes and both disocated and fractured his shoulder
bone. He was found lying on the rad side by the
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop and bis party. On being
taken back to Interlachen he visited by the ply
sician Of the dowager Empress Of Russia. and was
made as comfortable as could be hoped He will
probably be confined for four weeks At least.