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Sudden Death.

rr1cA, Jan. 1a-Hon Chas. 4. Mann, Presi-
dent Of the Oneida Bank, died suddenly in this
city to-day Of apople3y. He was in 1s40 4
member Of Assembly, ID 1850 State Senator,
and had been President Of the New York, Al
bany a'd Buffalo Telegraph Company. His
age was 81 years,
, 1860-01-20

Mrs. Tillerv. Of West Troy.iwas very seri-
ousIg injured in the breast. bishop A1cCfosky
is but slightly injured. lie will proceed home
to day. Mr. Coon, residence not gwen, is
slightly injured. He was left Mt Tarrytown.
Win, J. Carey, packing-box manufacturer Of
this city, is lYine ut TaTrstown in very criti-
c4l condition. Slr. Irwin, Of Fulton, y. T., pre-.
yiously reported, had one thigh broken ia two
pl4ces. There are others injured whose names
are still unknown,
, 1860-01-20

NEW Yonk. Jan. 19.-TLe Convention of Man.
ufacturers held ut Meriden yesterday, resulted
in split aud the organization Of two Conven-
tions Of about equal size, one having Kepub-
lican a. d the otter Democratic complexion.
Each party adopted series Of resolutions Of q
Union and conservative character. 3Ir. Cal
houn. Of Bridgeport, presided over the Bolters::
Convention
, 1860-01-20

New ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-The steamship De
Soto, from Havana has arrived here with dates Of
the 10Th inst. The weather was very hot. Business
was recovering. Sugar was firm, but the transac-
tions were small. Freights nominal. Exchange
on London Is per cent, aud on New York ST
ueY cent.
, 1860-01-20

PAR1s. Thursday-Tae Emperor has appoint
in place Of Count Waewski, whose resignation
has been accepted. II. Barouchs is entrusted
ad interim with the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
until the arrival of II, Thopieyal,
, 1860-01-20

New 1onk, Jun. la.-The steamship DeSoto
from New Orleans, ria Harana. arrived this
evening. She LETT Havana On the 18th. There
IS NO news Of interest. Business had hardly
recovered from the hnlidars
, 1860-01-20

ALBANY, Jan. 19.-Hon. rlark B. Cochrauc's
severe illness has unhaPpyi1y terminated in in-
sanity. lie was taken yesterday to the Utica
asylum where it is hoped ski!tul treatment
in Congressis believed to have greatly contribu~
ted to this much deplo,ed result
, 1860-01-20

T6rE.pAY Evtxus1, Jan. II. $780,
Tie money market is quiet with very little
demand upon bankers. and very little disposi.
zion to use capital. They seem unable or IN.
willing to operate aud indeed there is very little
opportunity to it with safely or profit
Exchange was firm during the day at per
cent premium. Bankers se;l Only to customers
et these figure, aud most Of them would not
sell to each other to-day even nj full rates.
Gold 3@3!c and dull.
Outside The banks there is little or nothing
doing. Rates nominal as 14G. per cent per
month.
, 1860-01-20

Moro of tho Hudson Il. II. Collision.
New YonK, Jan. 1a.-Tbe accident happened
in the sams way as that on the Harlem Road,
yesterday morning, tue Express train having
been compelled to stop on tie road for some
purpose, while The Sing Sing cars were too
close behind to be stopped in season. Bishop
McClosky. Of Albany, Is among the seriously
injured. Eight Of The injured were lett ut Tar
rytowu, and the remainder brought to this city.
Of the latter, Mrs. Thompson, wifc Of the pub
Usher Of the Dtnt Note Est. had both legs bro
ken. Mrs SChrin,er, Of Wittcr street. had her
head badly hurt. Mr.. 3. L. 1-riu, Of Fulton, n.
Y, badly injured. Mrs. Irwin, wife Of the abore,
r1,, ,k<l++
, 1860-01-20

BosToS, Jan: l9.-John E. FRI, member ofthe
bo involved in The crime OF forgery, and yesser-
day resigned his seat in the Senate. The al
Legged forgery is on firm in Pearl street, for
$3.5Ql
, 1860-01-20

EXPORTS or PROVISIONS At CT .C1SSAT1.
We hive reduced the fnpo exports Of pr vtonsat
this xin:e Sept bt 1T II d. Aad Ec0w the
cuu,l at.,ou. This dos nes Include Lard beef:
, 1860-01-20

ADDISON, Jan. le.-Rer. Joha Finley Grove,
founder Of the Hanover College, Ind, and for
seven years teacher At that Institution, died on
Tuesday of diseass Of the heart, aged Is yesrs.-
, 1860-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1o-The President yester-
day Returned to the Senate, at his request, the
name OF Mr.. Ryan, who was recently confirmed
as Postmaster Of Decatur, III.
, 1860-01-20

LEAvrSsoR7H, Jan. 1o.-The Pixies Peak e1-
press, with Denver City dates 10 the 30th De-
cember, has arrived.
The miners we're still at work in the neigh
borhood Of Mountain City, with profitable re-
turns
The question Of Organizing new counties
under the Provisional Government was voted
down in the mountain districts.
demand Tor mail facilities with New Mexico
WIS senslbly felt.
desperate affray had occurred in Salt Lake,
between two bands Of desperadoes. Several
were wounded.
, 1860-01-20


Especial Dispatch to the rzses and THbunt.1
sz. loc1s Jan.la
F1ocx-.oo trls city Super nj e5:;: 70 brls eE double
Extra ut $500.
wHEA7-sss sks good md prime At s!.1o.
<ops-Dor, vi ! downward tendency, rs ks MIXED
At &c. 900 ks 6sc s09 sis prims Yellow 1t m 0sks
do =: sce del; 1900 sks choice White nj &c.
Ponx-Fi1m. 10j hrle CITY Mess It e;s.t0
Bulk NkA1s-ln GOOD demand md active. DRY Sailed
:houldtrsin cAtks, 6tt 81 tks Sides at efc-
BAcos-aock cks Shoulders 1t :Hc; aoO' 1oose, 1t
Nmsxy-soo hr1s At 4]He.
, 1860-01-20
MIG II G AN SOUTHERN.
~ LAEE SHORE AND GRAND TRUNK EAll.

MI c II I G AN SOUTHERN.
Nv ~ LAKE ;.l SHORE AND GRAND TRUNK FAIL
1sa9-se-..........WrTKa
Takes effect on asd a:,ss Nor. -
Grcnx Through Isoute TO New York.
Toledo Ctvan!, Pittsburgh. llarr.L1rsh Wheel,ox S..
Etu;. Troy. Eur!as'E: sol sIs e.on HsSe, A!a-
lssscn, FaatstplIa. Baltimore. Washington Sp.in:selu
Moee"!eF t1ttGd tsueaec and Ill tkr points In uhi
penns, vaa:a A.w lo,k, Atw E. s..i states aaA tus
csnatas-
SEQ A. Mall and Exrrv.4 leave. cs!s.-o !ay fss.av.
e1cette1.1 s.. old Michigan liua4'. .-.7c1lu: T,is.
% Ut -. psn- and Dr:suLk Ut TIL pn
.:oapo A!;ht E1pie=% '+aves Aiea-ot, =, .M Ach
gan l:sat, Feashlpk fols4o q, ia1~ aal Detroit
Direct cornee:ons made Toledo With IL .Ius IN Toledo
and ceseaDI o~i ,sf a points !eFF In oA;o, rcaasyt
R3t!way T" Sn*ptn.nn Gf.t q. Sc
DEsts cnansciltu Elae lbrtEut with sF4;ss On Grand
li!nk EaiiE1- 10 fusento, Prescott. u.leasac Aru-
ttta. Que!.ec and Fut:!laI.
iia's Gtsh WEseL.k, Philadelphia, E.lil.1ure Lid
Connections made at Tost, with ttafu. On M,:aon ard
raytoa 10 nd to Inns. ua.t' la:l,on AID t.Lcianatl
Ac C"Ense:sohs lIa.e 1t Adrian with Tevus.s&n,
Clinton. Manchester and Jlc.sen.
~ M c;.t &c Of ttwera -hcasc and Det.ottx
~ EaR@ase checked through to New York G1Sfo,.
FIJI aa]P r3 r. bal iu.rrr. e.. Ac-
WuupkCff'tS PATENT SLEEPING CARS ACCOM-
ranr al EF.h 'rl* this rlF sev York a.i Tot4'
T!r1ek> t* nsl 1t nil sck, ocrs IN t.e N.,t mi at
the Co!1any Ote. ua,.es The l;t:v;e l,<r .prr. VI
Kanco!ls and Dea1brt s,1csts. and II The .l.pos.
Il =. EkAf. Ee1eral Western xaHt
J1aN y. EAN.rELL, {1ea. SEPT. E4!,
, 1860-01-20
Fire.

C1Sc1SxAT1, Jan. ia FIRE broke out on the
corner Of SJcamor: and Fifth streets at two
o'clock this morning, destroying 6ye frame
buildings belonging 10 Henry Nichols. 1oss
$4,000. Fully insured.
, 1860-01-20
Railroads..
tII1CAGO d NORTHWESTN
~ RAILWAY.
Fas.epger Tta:s rave Ch.ca1os iof5 IT, for Jane<.
t, a.oGkiorl M7!son Ii Cso.ss. Fond dn Lac OH
ro,n aoH A. A. es 1sass's, l;vckfosu and ~ Sta
ocl4lY .,ttl + iIfTST / u Sr,.,-1rt.-d..t

Eo;h and st u. j.as,vs oetosa md way s,s-
eslsz ssis szo M /. ! bGSIaF y x - sop.a,.sd.o Nj
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
70 AiLEs DOUBLE TRACK.
Ths capacity Of this Road na~ *qa,l to a0y in ths
Three Through Passenger Trains
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
a'oea o al al wssIa ntH t:. p Th
Sex York sostGn l,anoee and VISA nx1on C!sJ: t1us
Eaps,.s anu r.. l.ac. through 10 FLG-.ls.aha,
e., = a!e a,laelt! - esa ;sa'n Woodads
l IL as s' ] 1ss
Tlly ttal.s euunet 1see; lor New York. Aapres aud
Th1"a*h :eis Ts si!: ~ Wis'sS'is ,s Hoa.ns.
H., e. s ;sh ths 1nEhses.
LILY % t:s aty fh as;shs * md New Y,t
IT,. 1s" usiy ttana e:,wtea New York and Boeon.
1,o;r 1sksf al ' azs Suca either of .hs anre
,,t T!sscts o Besssa good via Serxeh ral Rs,sr
I'll au.h New YufS ~
SIT r., 1,ay i - :ets!ael Important .ca
Il L: g ,as i 9hs 'as
~ 6AsS AtvArs - Low Azp T1sx - Qr1ck u IT
AST osurl: i..ETE:
ASH FOR T1cK.Ts Br PITTSBURGH.
sSsa1sa Naira4, make. i. s,hr ~ I4'
Dl"A'1 LINE bGdtHMEEEX dHEsEE wssE EgE EAST AND THE
bur5 syai1 ;f r. y e Ralra Erdxs 1t T!tss-
Sa ,ls .a:l. :. time. a.ssan,ss 1.s " np|sts,ed
o. o. shp!ne ia a!s.,;sex paals
@at'' fow ss'cs
-. L. STEWART. Piussu.sh:
l.: Il. Mssx.iev sge z1ess l;e"i j. huston, Rr.sy
r?;'a"s'h = ~ ~ ! IS isp r. i.
MslS a!.en, i.i'f'n ia j.. Ass S,s g1iaS.. sa'..
, 1860-01-20

Suicide OF a Bank Teller.
NEW YoRK, Jan. Christopher P. Hewlett.
Teller in the Market Bank, committed suicide
yesterday By taking strJ chime. He was twen-
ty-fve years old, aud hid been murried about
year.
, 1860-01-20
4 Funny Nomination,

CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. l0.-The Augusta
(Georgia) Correspondence recommends Charles
O'Conor, Of New York, Tor the Presidency.
, 1860-01-20

M ICII1GAN CENTRAL. AND
A'A eassAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS.
4sas',.''Att Aso "1sEzH AsaAzoExzxzs.. LEGO,
Iiaas leave The Gs<at Central Depot foot Ut at.ret
e axs. ys 7 TIT T. aaa Eo.tan Express tezeep. saaday
5af4io ~ au,.. Alb4u, " pul.> NV y1s? VIZ gs
.,. 1V!o tua+ bo=ton !3ut ~ I'll hit. ~
s:a9a1ECiaciusat 22d Louisville ks1pre~,-extxot su,
yEr & Stu II, '' AA' Ao"s
~ pn-Ses York asd Boston Exprs=a7 7.lalr,ar.4,c
aLpetso:t aed a.. Suspension bridge IL buI.,a
o:W am- Albany 4s1 pm, New Turk IU:3l an Ics
..o s1on {:W pa.
~" pmwIasaEaE and Loui.v!e Ezpress-{e1eept sat
uf2y}Asttvc ut Cincinnati 1t liza au: 1Iuis-
yLle @:01 pnl. "' "~@"1
Gnly r. o. train on suatay At no pm. Tie Sso Am att
pi tfal. r. sn2eet = t1s With Rura.o LAKE tiurvo
s*ay !er tut4.o aad al points Last Al Totonto ,Th
thc iran Trunk l,ilway to Kingston ia. nssu1 M
teal sluesee and - 2vts In Cz.A Est SortLs,n ~
Mott, New hampshire anl Nane.
kt.g3se checked through,
T., q IisSsts tHr II tie principal Railroad oae.,
u tha North A.i West. AID sLa tpIanys otHcc 81
Dearborn street. Chicago. tae cspot. l. IL rs:t
u, X: y. ElcE, Superintendent.
-. y. SH AAuAsa- NSSfFsA Gaeenktf A&tnfs 11A3
, 1860-01-20

Which We condense the annexed exhibit:
Ths n*s'sseA vaue Of property 10 iE41 was. stN1s6
In Is III pvrutsfln wIs....-........ 49,. 49,
AAa tae totl IS &ssu sa'ilt VI psuN1y ~4s. 69i 81
pn.sefy wa< SIS
Ana1as tstmatd q r0pH4liou Inv ls............. NA00
eo;ooo
<:ae,e
~ns ...................:........ .....nsai 2a,7eo
Jhe Iote Hld }<A~ hkhlrp In Is p tons
The butter ah rpcd IL a19 au5ut.I .,..ts ssl001
Ihe e:kt 20 CO do ......, ,bhs LEO
1ht ~Jh . 90 d. da ........ .Iba 1.SEkN
The ~ c5Iertes! and shipped WORTH $sUM0
Iha tux. noii In the + amounted ll.Ou
1ho clothing IN tuufasued aAd toM worh... sDoOO
Observation-Disclosures. eeaoeo
b. hldet Ahtfs,ri Au,nbts eL. EF1
n 'shvcc pcItf;es do .... ....--........ :00o
Lae cr srl.a Ind dv EnodA ID amuuIt to.. sNk9
Tue hns u'2 and AtovPs Sold. co ..... 15DH1
.hs fus4sI:nsr sold unleat0....-....... lied 3i0G0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

sssAroR TooMus' GagAr srEEon.-We present
10 nur readers to-day the great speech Of Hon.
Robert Toomhs of Georgia, lately delivered before
tie Legislature Of that State. 1t is forcible and
able production discussing the relations between
the Two sections, as they have existed from the
very Foundation of the Government, with uncom-
mon sigor and originality, and yet with fairness and
frankness. Mr. Toombs, in his public addresses,
usss no dainty language Or mincing phrases, but
marches right MP to his subject, and says openly
and boldly what he means. Let no reader Of the
Crescent to-day neglect to examine thoroughly
tlia inconsrovartible argument In favor Of South
eta INDEPENDENCE.
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Ga smother column will be found publication
Nj HE Executive Committee Of the southern Rights
Association TT Louisiana, recommending that pub
nc meetings be held in the various Representative
Districts Oh Wednesday evening next, for the pur-
pose of nominating Delegates ID the State Con
pention, and designating the places in which said
naeeangs are to DO held. To this publication we
direct the aftantion Of our readers.
As she pisces Of meeting are quite central and
convenient, and as the public interest is generally
aroused, We have no doubt there win be large
ontrouriag Of the true Southern masses in the re-
spectiye Districts, and that such selection Of
Delegates win be made as will give universal salts
faction, as well as place the great commercial
metropolis 81 the South ii her proper position be-
fore the public,
The resolutions adopted by the Executive Com
nlittsc are plain, strong and proper and will not
Ne objected 10 hy any save the Z Union-atany-
price gentlemen. 1t would be manifestly improper
for persons opposed to the objects and principles
ennnciated BIZ che Association to take part in these
primary meetings, and the Committee have wisely
provided FOR such contingencies. The words '.sep
arate State action may be used as bugbear by
these few who never uttered d word in favor of
the South ii their lives, to frighten tifnd people
into the belief that Abolition rule should be tamey
submitted to- but when it is borne in mind that, in
alI human probability, five Southern States will
have separated themselves from the present Union,
al will be ON the very eve of doing So by the time
our Convention meets--certainly before it adj
jonrnsS- tbe objection will be found invalid and
worthless The instant Louisiana resumes her
aoversignty, she will have opportunities for as
much cooperation as could be desired.
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ELEoTIoN Or DELEa ATEs 70 srAra ooNvENrIoN

ELECTION or DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
At meeting of this Committee, held the 14th inst.
ths following resolutions adopted and ordered to be
pnblshed
Resolved That all voters in the Parish Of Orleans astng
with this Assecation maintaining The principles forth
in Article Second Of its Constitution hereby requested to
as eruble respective Representative Districts WE'D
NESDAT 18th ns between the hours Of and o'clock
r NJ at the places hereinafter named the purpose
lecug candidates. Delegates the State Convention.
Resolved That when said meetings assemble order that
persons part them who in favor Of SECESSION
and SEPARATE STATE ACTION 1t is hereby recommended
copy the Constitution of this Association be exposed
hereat sgnaiures and that be permitted to cast
vote nominating candidates. who refuses to FIRST sign said
| Coastitl ion
Resolved That it Is earnestly requested Of said meetings. 10
place no one opinions known be
decided the position Louisiana should take and
maintain this great constitutional struggle for the rights Of
the South
Resolved That said meetings be further requested TO appoint
Representative District Executive Committees for the
purpose ensuing the eleson Of the candida nominated
Places OF Meeting.
First Representative DstrcEage Hail. Of Pryana
street and Felicity Road.
Second Representative DlstrictAt the of the Mount
Vernon Association, No New Basin.
Third Representative the carroton Rail-
road depot esfner Baronne and Perddo streets.
Representative DistrictKross Beer Saloon Cont
street, between Royal and Exchange Place.
Fifth Representative DistrictAt tie Cofehoase Of
Toulouse aud Rampant streets.
Sixth Representative DsrctAt Gaca's cefeehoase,
Of Ursulinss and Burgundy streets.
Seventh Representative DsctAt the Coheehouse
Of Frcnahmen and Dauphine streets.
Eighth Representative Districtt Yaleneies Exchange
corner Of Banphine and El5sian Fields streets.
Ninth Representative Dset-corner Of Louisa and Leyee
Streets
Tenth Representative Districunon Hall, jackson street.
EDMUND G. KELLY.
dl7 st Secretary.
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ReJuvenatIng Elixir,
Nine GassreIs

The highly commended Nasra caipvesaa, hes rooms
at III esomhoase street whfe She ready manifest
the powers Of her wonderful gsgs powerful be
wonderfalso rus as y ~ respected And At the TINS,
She pledges herself in behalf Of at nconpesnsbe Clair.
voyanee, 70 lift the veil Of disbelief from the mind, Of hoso
who have esnsnlled petty Azleloge under the impression
that hey wsre Investigating elsrsoyance
Hs.No tees reeeisea nnless sat.f ea. a. al.
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CIaasa.loesE Hands.

Cold weasher Invariably chapped hkas feet and hrs.
thu last Geld spell aas fayage with snas lips.
Such ,hnga look bad well feel bad day. ave.
in onr hour.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII al the al the rough appearance
leaving behnd shin puge and sslsa.
For sale u New Orleans, Wholesale and reiail by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
n and lSl Chertres street,
daT apassodkstW soia PIupresors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

DEAuTIFuL Music Messrs. a. y. Blackman 3
Bro, no. NJ Camp street, has laid on table one
Of their latest publications. It is Fantasia emit
tied 4 Rpping Waves composed By Mr.. =. O..
Eaton, and dedicated to Maj. Thos. r. Walker, Of
this city That the music is delightful we have no
doubt; Ne. Eaton never cornposes anything else,
and the style Id which It i gotten up would reflect
credit upon any publishing house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

Ha~ WI are again indebted to Mr.. Y, 7. Mckee
WI, u Adams Express, for papers IN advance Of
The znails.
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Coal Oil Lamps ].
JUST RECEIVED, -.
OIL AND LAMP EMPORIUM,
No. 6 CHARITIES STREET,

OIL AND LAMP EMPORIUN,
No. CHARITIES STREET,
Per Bienyle and Empire City by far the largest
and most magnificent stock of KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
LAMPS yet imported into the Southern States embracing
all the newest richest and desirable patterns ofPARLoR
HALL, SUSPENSION and STAND LAMPS, manufactured in
this country and in Bohemia rendering (Which
large any other in this city, equal every
respect to any the United States UNPRECEDENTEDLY
LOW PRICES, while uneqused facilities for obtain
Ing goods direct from the manufacturers enable only
offer purchasers mnch lower prices than any other establish
can but also the advantage of selecting from
of Lamps neomparaby superior any South
and the only complete one in this city.
Also on hand, immense supply Of all the hest
KEROSENE. PARAFINE and COAL OILS
made In this country together with Parafne Candles Solar
Lard OIL Fluid and Gamphene Lamps unequaled Sugar
and Plantation Lanterns everything appertanng the
Lamp and Oh trade for sale, wholesale aud RETAIL lowest
prices, at
No. 6 CHARITIES STREET,
Sole agency the unvaed Kanawha and
Virginia Para6ne Illuminating Oils and the Chysone Coal
OIL.
Il. G. COVERT,
dit 2ptf Successor to Artemon Hill.
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Send fos. a Circular,

conianing Letters and Certificates from sixty we'll known
liens living in M pas Of the South who having used
METALLIC PLATES, now prefer the YULCANIrE BASE for
real Comfort Cleanliness Beauty Durability, and in
Mastlcaign.
AL persons bearing Gold Plates will be allowed ample time
test them ksssTe payment II demanded.
Partial Pieces without clasps. .si5 10 rs
fuh fleees-. .-......s.s....,.. so to 100
BENZ. f. SMITH,
dl7 apais Dental SURGEON, 100 Canal street
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Southern Rights association
OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS December 8, 1860
From and after this date bonk containing the Consu
lion will open signatures the Office of me Association
OLD DELTA BDIpING, No. 76 Camp street. between the
hours Il A. NJ. and 6 P. NJ, daily. BY order of
al sn,f w. G. G. CLAIBORNE.
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s, K ID ID

On Sunday mognisg 18th Inst: y Us O'Clock WIN H. AN
" u Az % IN M Tenn aged = years,
May M saa's rest IN peace.
His friends and respectfully invited to at
tend The frner this afternoon 81 O'clock from his late
residence, No. 4st Apollo street.
ON Sunday evening 18th inst Mt 4 o'clock JOSEPHINE
McGIENaY, aged ~ years, wife Of Joseph Gonzales,
&s-se- LOUIS ann New YORK papers please copy
The end and acquaintance the family those of her
Mrs. Catherine Roddy respectfully invited attend
th funeral this afternoon O'clock from her residence,
carner Of Efaeo and Apollo streets
- UNISON meetfng-Ch meetahS
OF all Christian ministers and IN the c IS eaed 10
Important suggestions viii be made to the duty Of all
Christians and good men, in reference peculiar crisis
upon our country. Doors open to sl el7 2plt
--s
AJ-PrMiseyvorthy-Eo erect permanent
COED on The part Of him VINO performs me act
indeed The thanks OF the public are due to hose VINO when
N an enterprise s'aoy 70 produce ne pss' possible
afice regardless q eoss.
When oroakes commenced nc preparation 81 ms
Aromatic Neeaoe stomach iers ne mad the oeneht OF the
very successfully used the bitter herbs in
batting disease during practice Of thirty years He also
poys gentleman extraordinary skill select the herbs and
other articles necessary in their preparation
In word erookes Invigorasiag Aromatic Vegetable sto
mach Bers the puIes and medicinal Beverage Of
the age and The public was not attesng appreciation
Of pure drink possessing purifying and
and preserving properties. dir 2pMoWeSa&W
Ha- A ClerSymans Testimony : Fittsford'
Vermont, Aug i 1895.
n.sa Hair eoiorp anaTed ~ VI d Haean. If
fonr weeks and my hair was in that time re-
L. AZ -!
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- Purssr wyatt, of the steamship Austia, has
our sharks for valued favors.
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A Rich Assortment of
.LAcEs AND CARBOHYDRATES,

.LACEs AND EMBRODERIEs,
Embracing
COLLARS of different styles from. Is cents
CHEMIsE TRIMMING AND EMBROIDERED SETS, for
Nightgowns-Half Price
Embroidered Jaconet Sets at 81 25-Worth 81 50.
Embroidered Swiss Sets, at ST. 25-Worth 81.
Maltese Lace Sets at 81 25-worth So 50.
Yalsnciennes Lace Sets tResiJ at sl-Worth So.
With large lot Of
REAL VAL. EDGING, l5c. per yard--worh 80 to 4Oc.
$500 yards BONNET RIBBONS lie per yardworh SOC.
100 FRENCH CoRsETs Open Fronts s5e.--worth 81 90.
10 dozen KID GAUNTLETs, 81 rs a pair-sorth 81
GOO Pure Linen SHIRT FRONTS, soc.-woFth Soc,
Just received, q large lot Of
Very Handsome Velvet Beaver CIoaIks.
And
RICH SILK BuRNoUs
twenty-five per cent. less than Original Cost
$50 sHAwL Long and Square, must be sold immediately
to close consignment they offered at 81 80 EACH
]. a. BRASELMAN,
dir 2p2t Magazine and st, Andrew streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
a Gard.

ST. JAMES, December TO- 1850.
The andes ed protests against the Of his pres
dent Of nondescrp meeting held at the Courthouse Of the
parish tile sih in and dclaims for himself
many officers participation in the sentiments Of the
resolutions adopted
All 2pit II. o. CoLoMB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

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