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ID HIALLAFsD.-. MALLARD,
55..<....... ROYAL STREET. ....s.......55
Informs his patrons and friends hat he has ast arrived from
"A Most Magnificent Stock


FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which he personally selected had manufactured order
He would call particular attention to his styles Of
sI.EErING-RooM FURNITURE, IN Mahogany and Violet
Ebony.
pkRLaR, DINIEG-Re0I and LIBRARY FURNITURE.
FANCY ARTICTIEs OF FURNITURE. esl.. Us
SILK KFURNITUREsTUFFs, DAAIasKS and LAMPAs.
SHADES, RIGS, sPRING DLINDs etc.
RNfBR0 OFFERED MUSLIN and BOBTNET CURTAINS.
splendid assortment of MIRRORS, consisting of Mantel
Glasses and Venetian Modalions. Zv=
coRNICEs GILDINGs, aud extensive variety of such
goods
PURE ALFENIDE DISH COVERS, Plates Oil Castors, Lii
amor Stands; DINNER and TEA SETS, in Plain and Or.
panientAl Porcelain; Sets OF Bohemian and Paris Crystal
Glass
FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
In CRYSTAL Biseu and Porcelan Fancy Tea and Coffee
Cnng splendid Vases, Stauettes Clocks Lamps, Jard
nefes, ETC., etc. a=
A Splendid Assortment of Rronzes,
Consisting of Groups for Paors, stauees, Antique Vases
Clocks ec and copies the great masterpieces of anti
ouity by Bbodienne and Savage which will be sold very
low E@#Z-aE 49,
Being unwilling deal any longer in GARPETINGs he viii
sell tho balance of that goods which he has hant
Mt COST PRICE. Ills stock consists of general assorSen
of yelves and Brussels Rugs French Mackadoes etc. Also
Mosquito Meetings. and Canton Mattipgs.
Heaways has on hand full supply of CLARIFIED GoLzA
| OIL
| o29 2pSt-uaI IS Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
Later from. Mexico.

By the steamship Tennessee, Capt. Forbes, we
yesterday received files of papers from Vera Cruz
to the7th inst The intelligence is not important,
only as indicating the rapid approach of crisis in
the progress of the runous civil war, and perhaps
its speedy termination Nothing later than the
28th uIt. had been received from the capital, as it
was besieged by the Liberal army under Ortega,
who, for reasons Of his own prevented all commu-
ncation. Previous to the investment of the city
the foreign ministers had leftfor Jalapa where they
were at last accounts. The Liberal forces availa-
bic for the siege amounted to about 10000 men,
we'll armed and provided in every respect, and SO
confident was the Juarez Government Of complete
success that preparations were being made for re-
moyal to tire capital. The next intelligence will
undoubtedly be decisive, so far as anything can be
from that country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

THE BENIc1A Boy EAGER TO FIGHT AGArN.-The
ment: M~"@
c. Heenan would have no objection whatever to
passage at arms with the conqueror Of Paddock,
in the late fight for the championship of England
and now universally known the +" Staleybridge
Infant,n provided he could be assured of an even
show on Britain's shores. He would prefer, how
ever to have the battle take place in America and
give Hurst $1,000 to come here, if the stakes were
placed as high as $4,000 side.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
.RErs. J. stiumause,

CANAL STREET. l6l
Is selling o account o. the panic her large stock of
FRENCH MILLINERY and FANCY DRY GOODS at 25
per cent than cost. Comprising in part of Dress Silks
Robes French and Irish Poplns Plain and Braided Velvet
Cloaks silk Cloth Cloaks large assortment of Lacs
Sets and Beras Walls and Head dressestf every style,
French Bonnes worth S25 will sold from SO SI2 each
Three cases Of French and Russian FURs and ERMINEs
A large quantity of
THoMPsoNs IMPROVED HooP-sKTRTs.
The sale will continue until the
WHOLE STOCK is SOLD.
Terms CASH. t=u=z zs.+a
Country merchants are invited to call at
MRS. STILIIMAN'S
n2s 9n1m i6 Canal street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

ARRIyAL or THE STEAMSHIP BIENvILLE.-The u.
S. Mail steamship Bienyille, j. d. Bulloeh, COM
mander, from New York the LIST, AMI Havana the
afternoon of the 7th arrived at this port O'Clock
yesterday morning. The Bienville experienced
an unusually rough passage to Havana, and was
detained at that port twenty-four hours which ac
counts for her late arrival at this port. The En-
pire City, from New York on the 3Oth, arrived at
Havana on the morning of the 7th, and was to
leave at P. NJ. of the same day. The steamship
Desoto hence on the 5th inst arrived at Havana at
Il O'Clock of the morning of the 7th inst. About
llQa miles s. e. of Pass-a-routre passed ship
Ocean Monarch bound in.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

ELEcrRorATHy. The curing of diseases by
of electricity, galvann electro magnetism and cleo
trobiology science which gradually growing into popn
lsry not only this country in Europe. Dr. Haze whose
repna praeoler Of This science is widely extended in
The South II will be by card in another column, has
permanely established himself this city, aud opened
Office No 139 Canal street. Ills laboratory complete
great experience and liberal expenditure make il and in
vaid placing themselves under his will have the benefit
every advantage found like establishment this
continent Weinyio the attention of afflicted will die
organizations OF the nervous system the Doctors card
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

The U. S. mail steamship Empire City, s. S. Bax
ter, commander, from New York November 80, via
Havana 7th inst, arrived yesterday, with the mails
and the following passengers:
Mrs NeSman; Mrs Bemas, Miss ,, Hart; Miss Ann Wills,
Miss Ansc Miss Fanny Angel1 Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs fsgan
Mrs Mary Davis and chd, A. ninson and wife Miss NJ A.
Smith, D. Dayidsburs, Miss naTlip D Reagan, J. Ridden
~ Mans NJ. Sherlock r. Sherlock D. Henderson. T. Foster
Clay, w White and W. Poaholg T. stera Fl zgerald Il.
Runjsl b. Wood. j. nennn, Mary Horne r. Scuer G. Die
dreh--and ~ in the steetage,
The following is her specie list: s. De Wiser &
Co., sle4,OO0; Juan sayates, 1890; Castillo &
Arispe $l2,29Q,
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Letser from II. ~. CraaUc0sty, JHg. I'D.
OF THIS CITY,
Giving the Results of Careful
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BOROUGH EXAMINA ATTIC
COAL OIL.
No. 14i CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, }
November 22, 1860.

No 14l CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
November 22, 1860.
H. g. Covert, Esq, No. Chartres street:
Dear SiI have examined with great deal oil care the
Great Kanawha Pane Coa Oil you sent me- and have made
experiments on In order to test whether be possible 10
produce explosion and subeotod to many severe tests
find 10 he perfectly NoN-EXPboSIVE under crcum
stances requires temperature of 800 degrees Fahrenheit 10
boil md does give off until it reaches temper
ture Of go degrees lighted taper immersed in 1t becomes in
sany enguished. Jhe OIL clear, eolorcss and without
odor IN burning IT gives beautifully soft white light far
pefor gas namueh being free from the yellow nge
always present in the best lights Us less susceptible of
nns the sight. While equally safe with sperm olive, cot
o other vegetable animal oils it far superior in its
light giving properties infinitely economical always flows
freely gums the wick and without action tbc metallic
parsof the lamp nmy opinion after experience Of years
In e Of Coal Oils II Is superior in every respect any
other material for Hight with which acquainted.
Yours, very faithfully e-5m=
/. l.. CRAWCoUR, NJ. D.,
Prof Of Chemistry and Medical JuspTudenee in tie New Or
leans School Of Medieinc d3 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

SALE or FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC Dry Geops.-
The particular attention of buyers called tho large sale
without reserve, Of foreign and domestic dry GOODS take
place this day 10 o'caak at the saerooS of f. Roger Co
Nos % and II Old Iasge rect Terms, b.rs at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
MOBILE RAcrs,-From the Mobile Tribune of


FLOOD IN THE T4sGrpAHo.-The Coyngton Wan
derer Of Saturday last says:
We learn that the Little Bogue Falia and the
Tangpaho rivers have been booming to overflow
ing, and that bridges, and cattle, and sheep, and
hogs and goats had all to give way to its destruc-
tiveness. a good deal Of stock has been drowned
besides other damage. One family, we learn, was
aroused from sleep by the gushing of the water
through the floor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

ExoHANGE.-The banks are checking on the
North at Get pr. We quote bills on New York,
Boston and Providence Sight Exchange on New
nominal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

WooD PoLIsHNG.-We invite the attention Of
lady readers the advertisement Mr. John Go No. l42
Rampant street BY calling upon that gentleman, they
have their pianos work. boxes and nlad cabinet work phed
up made good new, very moderate expense.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
vV'its the South stand E'sras

TO HER INTERESTS
Or will she do MS she has heretofore donesusnin tho North
3, buying all her Yankee traps the shape of MACHINERY
Mills etc. that GENES aloug3 z.Z ..z
This is question grave importance to the undersigned
ho has spent the part of his life and energies in conduct
ing souhon ors and pelFcctins the best Corn and
Flonribg Mill that turned.
This Mill took the Premium in Gotham over the best North
r manufactured al Of fan double the size which
Premium can he seen Ut No s. ST. Charles street. where these
e'lssa sa sosI 1a a,s are " s'l9 WILLIS P COLEMAN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

eording to Punch, who remarked t. full,alooded
Teuton, just come to sit to him ina fiaanel coat.
-ah-yellow hair, blue coat. BY Joye, old
fellow, if you were mixed you'd make splendid
green.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
y. I'd. EDaneross $ Co.,

NO. 13A CANAL STR r EFT,
Offer TO he public choice assortment of all New styles of
VELVET, WILTON AND BRUSSELS cARPETiNG, I'M
PERIAL THREE-PLY AND INGRAM GARPETING,
together with RUGS BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, ETC.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
feet TO 21 vide of the bs and medium qualities.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
Brocatelle, Silk Wool and Woreted ramask Frnges Gmps
Cords Tasses etc all qualities of Embroidered Lace and
Muslin Curtains, frem s. 10 SIS per pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
We have The largest stock be found to select from of all
sizes patterns No establishment in the country can
offer better Of Carpeng and Curtain Material than
we Nv nave open for the inspection of hOusektepers.
do 2p6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

DAMAGED Goops-The particular attention of
buyers called TO the large OF damaged goods
Of whom 10 take place this day at 10 o'clock
the stores of Roger Co.. aueoneers Ncs % and II Old
I.eyee street. Terms, cash.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

From st. James Parish.

ST. JAMES PARISH, December 8, I5fD.
Editor Crescent There was formed to-day in
our parish, branch of the Southern Rights Asso-
citation of Louisiana. The address Of the Executive
Committee will be sent to your paper for publica-
ton. give list of officers, all planters and men
of standing: President, L. L, Armant Vice Pres
idents, Silyere Roman, Euphamon Roman, R. Win
chester, A. LeBourgeos, G. Colomb, J.. Chenat, N.
Boncey, H. Landreaux, 7. Landry, f. Tureaud II.
Lawton, and 7. Mir6. Secretary, n. 0. Colomb.
Executive Committee, J. j. Chenat b. Boncey,
H. @. Colomb. Yours, etc.
We learn by private telegraphc dispatch from
the same parish that the people there are unanimous
for secession. led. CRESCENT.
--@~@-
The receipts of Cotton for sc hours ending at 6
o'clock yesterday evening, were as follows
Steamer Jno. Smonds, 1896 bales; Magnolia, 3I40;
Charmer, 1858 Gen. Quitman, 2279; Yazoo, 2233
Lizzie Simmons, 1899 Charm, 1891 Milton Ref,
HOS; Catahoula 1888; Telegram, $50; Ashland,
975 r. w. Powell, G69; E. M. Bcknell, 66O Crosse
Tete, 338; Red Rover, LAG; Cora Anderson, a5T;
Arizona, $50; Chas Morgan, "a; Mexico, 10;
Moro, 36 schooner Mary Ellen, 8. Total, 1885.
SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP HABASA.-Steamship
Habana, Capt. Mcconnell, sailed yesterday morn
ing at 8 o'clock for Habana, with the following
passengers
Mrs Lucas Fur A. E. Pedder, NJ Tasso j. H. Harley and
child Jno Brown, II. Rafe, A. Cunningham j. Jarnyson,
Peter Sherman, D. r. Perer and friend, A. Graham,
Chamberlain. N Lover j. JOY s. Dresdale Beach, JAS
Gram, W. Smaller, NJ Rabeld f. Rbera L.. GasSi and five
others Mr. Smith and family Exons and Ecopoete troupes
MOBILE RACES. s.-From the Mobile Tribune of
Sunday we copy the following report
There was only one race yesterday, viz the
Grant Sweepstake, mile heats, for all ages. There
were four entries, and all of them up promptly
TO the score. Capt. Moore's Ides6ad was the
fayorite at odds before the start and her hackers
were not disappointed. 1t is useless to make
report of the different heats suffice it to say that
IdIewild had the heels = Of the whole party, not
wthstanding IudigiG showed her very close, and
came in on both heats good second.
,s5 SUMMARY:
MAGEoLIA JOCKEY CIER-saurday December Sth lS6n-
Grant SBeepstnke, mile heats for ali SIS
which Mr. Geo. Grant adds Sl01. Three make
Capt z. G. Moore's b.f Ia'sisi!H b. Lexington, dam by
I. q. sands ). + Teiighi, BY Lexingion, dam BY
Iciinse y o...-.- 2
Cen o. Robinsonss. NeW Robinson, by Glencoe, dam
by Wagner, : y
John Campbalps b h. Jas crofper by Glencoe dam by
wagner. 4 "
Time, 1:52-l:49.
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E1EcrnorATuy. The curing of diseases by

nRssDr. Charles E. EGells, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street bet3een 0arondale and Rnronne New OIen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
NERVOUS DISEASES,

FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF ALL GLASSES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11
DIR. Hale,
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ELEC TRICIAN,

E L e G II II o p A t HI S t.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

HOURS OF cons 51rATfoN-AtR Reception Room-rrom
10 A. NJ to P Nj and al residences Of patients hours
to suit their convenience. dlI lptfTuThsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-11

MEMPHIS, Dec. 10.-The steamer Flying Cloud.
from St. Louis, bound for New Orleans. with full
cargo OF freight caught fire last night and burned
to The waters edge. There were no lives lost
LouIsvILLE, Dec. 10, s P. M.-The Ohio river al
this point continues to reeede with feet incl aea
water in the canal, by the mark.
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