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CAUTION.

The public are hereby cautioned against trespas.
sing upon the "Ross Hill" snd"White Hall" farms
fishing throwing down fencing, &c. as he Is deter
mined to prosecute all SO offending to the utmost
extremity of the law.
Nov. 2s.-lt -. /;
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

G-sE. seHIAlEIs,- .....-,- ,,.... -, :.
: Having just returned from Philadelphia and De
timoye, takes pleasure in iniprming his friends m
ePubiic that he is now opening the best axsorte
andselected stock Of. -. As ~. e.. 2, ''""..'
i as Fail & Winter Dry Goods / -
Il -, ever breughtto this market; ;gseIadins -:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. ~ r..':t;-zs .t;-zs;,
| LtClASD FANCY Sinks, Ss~'- X,
FRENCH MERIN0ES, in all shSdes,;, - ::
~ AlSESAyDALPACAa.J r-f..' =
, GAsHMERES AND MOHAiRs,
| GAY Wo0LPkAIDS, &C., &c.
| MOURNING GOODS, BLACK,
| B0NBAZISPL, POPLINs,
Ill. ~ ALPACXS, NERINOEs,
q? 'DRLAINs, asHAwLS, .f,.. 3.
Plaid, Fancy, W odleh;; Long and sqaars sbawi.,
Black Thibet; long and square Shawis, '"
Ladies Cioaks and Cioakins Cloths
all tho nsw styisss Domestie Goods, '''.
BLsAcHED sas BRO WxXGtsLINs
CALIe0Es,- e -, ~ =. ,:.:--r-,!4..:- !
F. DRrELfSes; ,aas--a "-eGG. t.... ss
/, COTTON FLkNNEL, -.
,ELNGII-AMS, 49,, e..
,...-,..' bed TICK,
nlsached, BroxHi and Coiored Banketa and Elan: !:
noisi sheetng, ii Hoy Liaea; Tswls, Table Diaper,
~ MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
Cloths, Csssimers, yestinga, Under Shirts; Draw
. srs, Hose; Neck Ties, all kindsb Of Gloves.
NOTIONS ASDrWHIFE GOODS,
Hoop skirts; Kid Giayes Hosery. Balmorai slir.s,
Marsailies Quilts, Csmbrics, T.rlton, Swiss Um-
brelfas; etc. Ladies'a MdrfHo Vest and Drawers,
- FLOORpIL;CLOTHS;, :. ,, Il
= Resdy4nade Glothins regardless Of Cas.. . :.
] pledge myself sell It prices that defy csmps
ttion: Invite pnrchasets to call and examine my
stock before psrchssiag eisswhssrs; sc,,,s,.,
fiagersso~n, Oct II, 1856.
DAKGAINs:: BARGAINS. ~ "a
! =, >. WILLIAM b. oBxponP, =.
.Hasj just returned from the city with large and
well seleetedstoeS ofGo0ds, OF the latest and best
. FALL AND WINTER WEAR, .
Ny stock consist. offs large assortment Of. Over
coats which will be sold very cheap. and also the
largest sssoftmontof ;~- '...,. :
i Mons and Boys Clothing -"
In town. bought at the lowcsf cash price, therefore
they be sold n sach cash prices as will surprise
the purchaser. Cons and examine my large stock
>'>.'' CLOTHING,
and sscertsis the truth, and my fine sssorimen, Of
Furnishing Goods such as Neck Ties and Sesrfs Of
sll kinds, Gloves and Mits, Drawers, Under.shrts
and 0vsf-shrts Of all kinds and all pertaining to
the furnishing line, Also. an assortment Of
TRUNKs AND -vALIsEs,. :.
Ny stock also embraces all kinds Of Boots and
Shoes for men, Ladies and Children, Wis. Men'fKp
and CafBoots. sened and 'peRged; kez's Shoes, Of
all Kinds; Boys Boots aud Shoes ef all kinds; La
dos, Tipped Lasting Gaitefs adiss do de- Congress
l. Ladies 4: d. do. II Balneral'; t.aiesplsin :.
q, MOROCCO BALMORAIIs.
Pat. Tip Baimsr ais; Childrens Tip LISTING
Balmorals spripg; Children's Asrroeeo Balnorals,
and good selection off," .-..' Z.
-; - GnILDRENS SHOES, .'; 4
sil Of which have been beaght. cheap and will be
sold cheap. BE sure to como and Examine my stock
before purchasing ehewhcre; or you will lose bar
gains :. Goods hayedecliled and 49,.
WILL, BE SOLD. LOW. Il
Don't forget the pIses hi the old Cramer stand; Cd
door from the Public square; erth Potomac street.
Sign. .,,. WIN. +. ORSDORF.
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Nov. 2s.-lt.
z AMP CHIMNEYs.

CAN at Bells Drug Store and see the lateat Pat
ent Lamp Chinntys-suPerior to ail others now in
use: ". D. BELL, Z
Nov: =. -. $50; Sels Agezt. .
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29
FORTUN r FOR SOME ONE

II crosby OPERA HoUsE asa -.
II ART ASS0GIATI0 Ne.
THE GRASDEsr ART PROJECT !, :,
|-es -. Ill: - .i,.s ~ 5Hs .r.,<..,; \ y. ..
....PREsExT GENTuRH.a,sa :,g,....;,::..:
ss.ss.,rr,oi. ~, ,o..rsa i :';l'.' = y'''s' =.
f. Faox svssY o5 karsa or iHa 'T - -'.''' -.'''
usirHD sfkTss xED rfis cksaBAs. -
/ TIE END RAPIDLY APpRoAcHISd:'' -. :.
Subscribe at once, TO be In Time. ....isj'
| ~ FIRST GRAND PREMIUM =, ',,'.,. ,..', .','
LIE CROSBY 0PERA HOCSE. :. :.
xs remaining Prsnuns consist Of ever -.
= - THREE HUNDRED, .'ae,s. r.. .,
splendid Oil Paiatinss. :.,.,.-r.... ., g..
. ~. Constituting asupetb collection Off ~. =:
GEsUINEEY AMERICAN WORKS 0s ART. "
SHARES. ONLY IS EACH. .: .....,.. ;.
Fer 80 one share or Certificate, with vsns of; the.
THE LITTLE wANbEREa," BY Thoiaas
@GAruEnlsG APpLEs,"- by Jerome Thopp-. ;.
SO -.
PES. WESTWARD, no r. BY BEARD. sS'., !'S >.
craving, :''''' ~ ''"'''''S-' 'N'1s ss''''''
.w.sulsaTes AsRM M ms s EaIgssIps,. sI,:... =:
For sls, three shares, with the ans EagE.ying.
.'" "NERcY'S.DREAX,.byD. Haptingdo.-s..i, ,,,,.
Fer So, four shares Or Certificates. With this ~ :
splendid Engraving, lan exclusive issus..;,
GAN AMERICAN AUTUMN" by ]. p. CrOpses. i.;
While for $50 ten shares Certificates are H..
sued, with ..... !. : ~. :, i,
" CHOICE ARTISTS PROOF. .'''''~,.''. 49,; -
e ,..,a .i.lsr Irving M and b. Erisna," "A.r0y
q .'* TAKE SPECIAL NOTICES, ii, :. :, ." '"''''
TAKE SPECIAL NOTIcEi a.:
That ell subscribers reeeiyo their shoics Of one
SPLENDID. STEEL, EYgR4r1fGs
AT, THE. TIE THEY SUBSCRIBED, .,.,,,,
AT TIE TINE THEY SUBSCRIBED -:
THUS RECEIVING THE VALUE OF THEIR. ,
MONEY AT ONCE. i':% ....
DETAILS or THE DRAWING. =.
The .ub,eriptien bsois, On being closed, till be
vlassd in tho hands OF the foiioming gentsmsa;
Who kindly consent to act % the Chicago me,nbsS
WIN. +. Cocibsush, prs.iden, Uhion Naas..i : e..
Bank. 49,. it.,.~ =" O.; :
Amos T. Hall. President g. ?. 80. R.R. ...r
T. G. Hall, Hall, Kisbark 4 Cs. "
Clinton Briggs, Ewing, Briags& Co. -:5'@". :.
: j. C. Bore, Fresid .nt 81, the Board Of Trade.
James ii. Bowen, President Of the Third NatioH-'
. james C. rsrss, sapsrinssndshtyA RI ~.
Fr..sis A, Hctfasn, E1-Lieut. Governor. - ~
l. Y. Mann, Mann Scott Elevator :!'; =
A H. nd kaHa al
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

fNore ABoE,K ,<fss.BUsINESs,<s
BY Many persons ithss teen = supposed p, s.ss,
that the subscriber has got above his basi. HXy
nes and reaingpishsd the Manufacture ofy "
;, BOOTS AND SHOES, I
which is NOT the case He win take great ee.sur,
in diAbasins DE minds of ssch il .hsy viii c,llaut
5ive him ~ Opportuni.y q aaPply their wants il
:: Henot only keeps ON han work Of Z. =.
EASfERN MAX
but will nanufarturs to srdcr every descriptions
>, BOOTS AND. .SDOPS .
- suitable -.'~-..-. - Sd. ..
LADIES L GENTEEm EMS WEAR.
f. He will employ none but experienced and care
ul workmcn, are nothing but choice material, and
harge only the most moderate profits,
REPAIRING WILL BE DONE.
at short notice and In the best manner. 49,. ,.a
JONATHAN SPIELNAN.
Williamsport, Nay, 8, 1856.
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WAR ARAGAINsTeHIGH PRICES. ,a:.g- .
w y TRASHY GOODS.
Whom wo say that ws viii selI aeOD GOODS
st reduced pEiess,we mean Shat we say and we'll
Wewoad respectfully announce to tho citixexs
Of Hagerstown aud vicinity that we have Just re-
ceived large Assortment Of
FALL &'iwTNTEk GOODS So
which VIC are determined 10 Offer at such prices
as to defy competition. Our motto Is ..GOOD
GOODS. Quick Sales and email Profits" Our
stock eHbrsces every thing thAt,s kept iais. first
sss; DGA Gse9. Slsrs Ms yssld call lisp special M at
Maryland free press., 1866-11-29

-seHsrA WesserF papers advocate the abb
sorpdon Of Mexico by. the United States.
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DoSTPoNED ExECUToR.s SALE
l. . :. OF, t.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. o.,

)osTPoNED EXECUTORS sALH
EALUABLE REAL ESTATE. -
PLEAsAHT yALLaY.
BY virtue Of an ordsr Of the Orphan's Court si
Warrington County, the undersigned, Executor q
Samuel Claggett, deceased, will sell at Public Sale,
o" sata'day, the a2d dsy Of December ..zt.
at o'clock, r. NJ, in Brownsville. in front Of the
store Of Francis N. Boteler, all that
"' VALUABLE FARM
new occupied Ly Anthony Wright, adjoining the
lands Of Warren CARROT, Abrahana Grim and Mi
ehael Bartholow, and situated about l kniles from
Brownsville, and ~ miles from wsv~rton, and
contiguous to the W Washington County Railroad;
and ~ nilos from the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
containing -,
sl]z ACRES AND IA PERCuEs, 80.
about 10 Of which are in timber, andh. upon il
large number of Locust Trees, capable of making
1000 Locust Posts. The Farm is divided into II
fields in each of which there Is running water asd
good spring. and has upon it three excellent
Orchards of fruits. The improvements are A
large two-.tory
STONE YELLING HOUSE.
with bodybuilding and large two-story Kitchen
attached, Smoke-house, Spring house, Ice House
and other outbuildings, large
D H. W. SHIS.SER BARN,
30 feet by 40 feet, Corn Crib. Carriage House and
This Farm will be divided, plat and description
OF which will be exhibited on the day of sale, or
will be sold entire IL preferred.
Also, at the samo time and place, the undersirn-
ed, Executor, will sell At public sale, the SMALL
FARM sdjeining the above farm, and contiguous
to the pnblic road loading to Sandy Hook, con-
- tanning ,<'s,.' 'r-s,
: sa ACRES, ,.iu-. 90
The improvements are q .a-,;r I
COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
and stable, and an unfinished Log House and smoke
House, and has upon 1t . small orchard Of Choice
Fruit About one half Of this tract Ii arable land,
the balance il covered with Chestnut Timber of the
finest quality on the Elk Ridge, and the timber land
will be sold in two lots, plat and description Of
which will be exhibited on the day Of sale. Also,
at the same time and place, the undersigned, Exec
utor, will sell at psblic sale, all that tract of
LAND on the Blue Ridge; conveyed
by Meredith Nicholas, Trustees, to Samuel Cfag-
gett, deceased, and situated about ~ miles from
and near the Valley Road, adjoining
the land Of Samuel Hines, containing e, |
-. d. 81 ACRES, ~. |
This tract ofland ia of easy access from the pub
lie road, Is inter,eetcd by good mountain roads,
and is covered with the beet .uality OF
CHESTNUT TIMBER, 4
and the attention Of those desiring Chestnut Rails
especially directed to it. II will be sold IN os to
.uit Pdrehasefs., a plat and description of which
viii be exhibited on the day of sale, :. Il
The Terms of Sale are 0ne-third in hand on
the day OF sale, ratification thereof, and balance
in two equal annual payments, with interest from
he day Of sale, to be secured by note with appro-
Fed security; and upon the payment of the whole
purchase money deed will be executed. The
grain growing in the ground is excepted.
z. S. CLAGGETT,
Nov. 2o+t Executor.
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T>HIRD ARRIVAL '*''.+.| s.:.,.' /.
- - FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDs
=, at the new and cheap store Of = -.
/ .a,: .. G. LEVI,
,a,Hhers he has just received one of the largest
,atoeks Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Good ever
brought 10 this market III. a =.
Also, co.pletc stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs,
ETC., all Of which will be sold at the lowest Civ
prices. -.. q. LEVI,
West washihgtoH st.,
:. NOV. IS. Opposite Lyseum Hall.
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STONEBRAKER'S
BALsAM, OR . ..
PAIN killer.

As . sure cure for Sore Throat or Dip,bsria,
Crcap, Bronchitis, Scarlet Fever, Ae., and al othsr
Diseases Of the throat and also infllibls remedy
hr Disrrhgs, Dysentsry, CA6ler., Chclsrs Nor
sxs, Sisk Headache, Sudden Colds and Coughs,
Neuralgia, Phthisie, Old Sores, &c. 1t Is also
int.laab!s iN, for Br.i.ss, Frosted gsssl sws!Isa
prompt and are remedy for Cfamp Cho,ie and
sl Pains In the Stomach and Boyela.
This medicine has been tried In Thousands Il
eases In different parts of the country, and has
aever failed TO cure II used In time, and according
70 directions. A greet amoant Of suffering might
olea be saved by having couple Of bottles OF this
valuable medicine in he house. As an evidence
81 is great qualities the proprietors warrant svsry
bottle 10 give entire satisfaction. :'-' :
Try ssd' b sonvineed ot ~ great value.
PRICE 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE
ST0SEBRAKRR, HOFFMAN 4 CO.; 3. =.
'Pro"rietors and Manufacturers,
ro.'3tI, West Baltimore street.
. , BiLrMeaE, MI
J. II. SNIVEN Wholesale Agent at lIagers
town. For sale b, J:H. Farrow and Ar. Stern,
Willamsport, ND.
August 10th, Is >.
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The Best. Pills in Use arc
&t0Mebg@keg'a
'n VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS.

HhsAft AhB SURE cAIHARffe AND AtfenAflvc.
H:iiavits the special attsatieA Of the pusliess
AZ 81. .Seye PraParati9s ., being the best eoprospa
E!tiS NOW u use. Tor the cure ofElvEh con.
l0Us C0MPLAINTS, s, and especially SICK
HEADACHE, JAUNDlCE. PAIN In thes SIDE.
STOMACH. BACK, or INTESTlNES, &c.
These Pills are 2 perfectly safe gentle and eisc-
tsa psrgaave; They are mild II their operations,
confidently recommended t. AL persons Affected
with any OF the above diseases. The great popr-
arity which these PILLS have attained Il a snrs
sadiestion that their virtues are Justly appreciated
By. .aI who have used them. s"H
Every Boz warrantedto give sntirs saussaeSos
sr the money refunded.
-. OHIy Ok crrra pox
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
7BLBGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
-1<
Confederate 6onds VS.. Alabama Claims
ROME FOR ANNEXATION TO ITALY ON EVACUATION
BY THE FRENCH,
liverpool and London Markets.
MiddIing UpIands i'd.
Confederate Bonds VS.. Alabama Glai

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. l5.-The steamship City of
London, from New York on the Sd, touched here
to-day, en- route for Liverpool
LONDON, Nov. 4,--The holders of Confederate
bonds are about bringing their case under the no
tce of the British government as !set-oh against
the Alabama claims of the United States
It is reported that when the French troops
eyacuate Rome, the Romans will Immediately vote
in favor Of being annexed to Italy.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l5-Noon.-The cotton mar
ket opened dull Prices have fully declined 3D..
Middng upands are quoted at Id The esti-
mated day sales are 1000 bales.
LONDON, Nov. 15-Noon.-Th money market is
firm. Consols for money 80.
The following are the opening prices for Ameri-
can securities: U. s. fye-twenlies 7o4; Eric 5lIi
Illinois 49,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-Evening-The sales ot
cotton to-day we're GO00 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
FROM MEXICO VIA SAN FRANCISCO.
Evacuation Of Mazatlan by the French
ALVAREZ EXPECTS TO CAPTURE
ACAPULCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.--Letters from Gems.
Alvarez and Daz, to Nov. 5th, state that four yes
sells Of the French feet had left Mazatlan The
garrison consisted of $50. The news of the cap
ture of Xenxa by the Liberals, was confirmed.
Another account says three vessels of the French
feet had proceeded from Acapulco to Mazatlan to
withdraw the French troops from the latter place
and carry them to San Bias. Gen. Alvarez had
fixed his headquarters three miles from Acapulco,
which place he expected soon to capture, having
received from San Francisco battery of rfed
cannon, accompanied by twelve veteran Ameri-
can gunners.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
No. 81 Cnmp street
Pest Office N"0Stce.

Posr OFFICE New Orleans, Nov. Q, 1866
ntfurther Mails the New Orleans Post once
will be closed es follows:
Mails West close daily via New Orleans and Jack
Railroad
Mails North East West daily ", Mobile
Ala,
Bashear opelousas Railroad daily except Sundays
A. N.
Coast Mail for all Post Offices far up the river Bayou
Sara, closes Wednesdays at and Sundays at
Yckburg Mails close at every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, via the River
Mails tor Lower Coast close at every Wednesday and
Saturday.
Mails for Covington close at IL A N every Monday and
Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily at AM
Mails for Galveston and ndianols Texas at
Monday Wednesday, and Friday opeousas Railroad
Mails fer Ouachits River close P. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. via the River
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River triweeky
Mails for Brownsville, Tex and Havana. will be forward
by every vessel clearing from lhis Port.
OFFICE HOURS.-Opens s A. NJ, closes P.
The General Delivery will be kept open unit N, and
the Merchants Delivery until 10 p. NJ.
sUNDAYS.-Otic opens A. NJ, and closes 12M.
R. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1866.

DETROIT, Noyembera &c Considerable Es;;feel,
ing IS manifested by the Republicans over
the action Of the board of county can
Vassers' who yesterday threw out the
vote OF the fifth and sixth wards, on account of a
surplus of votes being returned over the number
on the poll list the excess being four in one ward
and eight in the other. This action causes the
rejection of the entire county and legislative
ticket.
Governor Crapo has appointed Thursday, the
29th, as day of thanksgiving.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
.N'eaC Importation,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
H. GIQUEL,
1aG....".........CANAL STREET. 1875

In addition Of his fine assortment of FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, has received per Fire Queen from
Europe the following Goods which he offers for sale very
low, viz:
Embroidered LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs
Embroidered ChMISOLs and NIGHT GOWNS
Embroidered Jaconet and Muslin SHIRTS.
Fancy BALMORAL S-Newest Paris Style.
CI,UNY vALENCIENNES-Sets
CLUNY VALRNCEIENES and APPLIQUE LACES.
Fancy and Plain RIBBONS-all widths.
Mojree 2IBBONs-all widths and cOlors.
Fancy BUCKLES and BETTING.
Erbrodel ed and Plain Linen SETS.
Ladies' and Chi drens Silk and Cloth CLoAKs.
Ladies' Linen CHEMIsES and YOKES.
Fancy FANS and Chil5ren'a Valenciennes CAPS.
Brocle, Damask and Checked MUsLINs
Linen Damask NAPKINS and CLOTHS.
Ladies UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS-Louis XIV.
Furniture CIIINTZ and CALIC@ES.
HAIR BRUSHES and Fancy COMES.
French CoRSE1S.
Chdren's Embroidered DRESSES.
BRIDAL Wells and WREATHs
Call and see
Z. GIQUEL,
12G Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
whnt nTnx somellmes be set

II The day il this latitude mas no tWga5 1I, e Z
by some maintained the period Of H. tlme ne, #He4 y 4
@~dstfy maby e2Ts sespses bs ssinR hs
pesords 9ng both % many nnure and The close Of @
business OF the day attracts large namosT er e. the
heart Of the meopos-oanai Il, streea99 bro any
3ne |9G %s ra not few who do SOY learn
Almost pna 'ag5s aay lesson aso % Ra taught the study
Of the eqeners q ag5 9s pess opS II Ff9 ba
gse S9Se 9r nioh 9l n curious subje9t for nvestga
tia ad samnafison. But it aboutthe setting
san @ bathing The c with his Rats gaaf g95fe + toar
we started TO speak and We aassa @ too paga 10 o
theme in the hope that we a'o '4o' sOV 4A'e'
arcontinuea on eighth Paee.<ea
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
Reported Monument to Gen, Mcpherson,

New YORK November l5-The New York
Herald's Washington dispatches state that Gen.
Sherman, who sailed from this port with Minister
Campbell for Vera Cruz, Mexico, on Friday, will
stop in Havana. where probably he will be met
by Gen. Sheridan.
The French minister at Washington, has dis
patches to his government in regard to Sherman's
mission, and the answer he received was sent to
New Orleans for immediate transmission to Vera
Cruz.
A special cable dispatch to the Herald, dated
Greenwich Observatory, says the meteoric shower
occurred between IL P. NJ. and A, NJ Two thou
sand fell in hour, Illuminating the whole heav-
ems. There were red, blue, green, orange and
amber. One of an emerald hue left trail Of fame
visible for a minute and a half.
CINCINNATI November 15.-The society of the
army Of the Tennessee reassembled this morning
and elected officers for the ensuing year. Gen
Rawlings was chosen president. The greater por
ton of the proceedings was occupied in the Gts
cussion of the proposed monument to Gen. AIc
Pherson ..=
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
aseG sagg5csSESsgrG
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA.
FAIR TO COMMENCE ON THE 2Oru AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THE 28ru NOVEMBER, INCLUSIVE.

The New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad,
and Mississippi Central WILL during the Fair all per-
visiting New Orleans half the usual price of tickets
Passengers will be carried the New Orleans Opeousas
and Western Railroad and the Steamboats, running
Bayou connection herewith haprice from the
18th to the 10Th November, inclusive
The vieksburg packet Fashion, Captain P D. Pratt wi
bring all persons coming New Orleans during the period OF
the Fair, at half rates.
The following Railroad and Steamboat Lines will return,
FREE OF CHARGE, all Exhibitors and their Wares
present at the FAIR in New Orleans, commencing the
Goth November 1856: ..=
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad.
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Pacific Railroad.
Desmoines Valley Railr1ad.
Cincinnati Gainesville Railroad
Syracuse, Birmingham and New York Railroad.
Peoria, Pekin and jackson Railroad
Nashville aud Northwestern Railroad
Rutland and Rurli gton Railroad.
Keokuk and Msmt Pleasant Railroad
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company and Railroad
Lines.
Southern tissssDp Railroad
Mobile Mai Line of Steamers.
Texas Line Of Steamers outside.
LUTHER HOMES,
81 fCrotary and Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
RADICAL TRICKERf TO vlTIATE TIE ELECTION
Surplus Votes Put in the Ballot Box

BALTIuoRn, November l5.-Mcssrs Kinds an2
Woods, the old board of commissioners have fer
mally surrendered everything to the new commits
sioners who have fully entered on their duties at
the commissioners office, where they are to-day
receiving numerous applications for office,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
Unlrarminr The rollee.

m, y II 8KN5'IHEllw tlIe i UIsEV'
1iie new " iforms have been issued to the police
tssGe. OF the Second and Third Districts, and yes,
oTafnay VIII III the boxes of coats, pants and caps
.oi which latter the new uniform consists, $ The
ponce s s ations made TO resemble th Glo15a4g
when com@sssry 1s' Ss stores we're issued II somewhat
the anne manner The uniform, Is blue, with n q
nav csp though political consideFa5ohs gorohs ap @ R
auto, os e are snrnounted with crescent, and the
cap pears a badge with similar device.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
F. G. Barriere & Co.,

F. G. Barriere & Co.,
Inform their friends and the public tha they
have just received Fire Queen, Great Variety
of GOODS among which the following
A Splendid Assortment
DRESS SILKS and CLOAKS
SILK PARASoLs and UMBRELLAS.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS.
PURPLE PR1NTs-34 and A.
9O 1O8 and 120inch WHITE and PINE BoBBINETs
very Close Mesh
Their Silks and CIoaks
bought after the Styles made their
appearance in Paris.
The above GOODS, together with the balance of their
Immense Stock, offered by them at Cost and Under
Cost, as the Goods have to be Sold.
City and Country Buyers respectfully requested to
give call and convince themselves what ayer
tse il the strict truth
+. G. BARRIERE & CO.,
I35 Car al Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
VOLUME XVI.
st1ks and CSo@5ss.

L A r e S II S VI E S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

$500 Special Premium offered by
THE n. o. CITY RAILROAD Co.,
For the best STREET CAR FARE BOX.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

List Of dispatches remaining at telegraph Office
for want of proper address: James Caster, F.
Eugster, Kelley swift, August Robinson, Mel
vim Rhorer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

THE TRAIN OF ONE LASTS A MINUTE AND A HALF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

FIVE THOUSAND FALL IN AN moUR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

DrITEoRs OF VARIOUS co LoRs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

For trials Of skill by the Companies Of the New Orleans FIJI
Department.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
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Having appointed sole Agents in New Orleans for the
LOWELL FELTING MILLS prepared to fill orders
any this material celebrated for the many vau
able to which it is adapted.
placing between the pankng and heetng of going
invaluable and consider it only to
attention ship builders and ship to the fact
that it can now be had in this city.
alsc extensively to prevent radiation from steam
boilers and pipes either high low variety
resisting perfectly the action of the due to melted
lead
Another variety made expressly to put under carpets,
giving peculiarly p asan tread, increasing the durability
and preventing to great extent the rising Of moisture
through floors the ground.
Housckeepcrs having once used, will do without it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

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