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WHAT 70 WEAR.-Any one who wishes to die.
cover what Wilt be the fashions for the coming
season among gentlemen, and in what manner it
best becomes him to array his outer man, has only
to stop for moment at the large clothing empo,
rum at the corner of Canal and Camp, asd under
the control of Messrs. Dreyfus s Brothers. The
skill Of the tailor has almost abolished the distinc-
tons created by education and wealth. and no one
who wishes to pass for his full value should dis
regard the decorations to his outer man which this
establishment holds forth Tlfere is scarcely any
thing in gentlelnan's outft which this magazine
does not furnish forth, either to order or ready
made, at wholesale or retail. For travelling they
have trunks, carpet bags and yaIises and notonly
provide yen with outer, but With under clothing
the wedding shirt for the nuptials Is well as m
umbrella for rainy weather. "A wood 10 the wise
IS sufficient, aud the cheapest time to purchase
clothes is little in advance IF the season.
ses 80 = - -
THE 0Lp RELIABLB,S-Do not be deceived BY
purchasing any Of the quaoS nestruns under The
various names Of bitters. Purchase meme other
Ibnt Dr.. Robaek's stomach bitters which are eom
pounded Of the parest drugs, and in which the
allligssd eau rely.
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onhiy aversensnts inserted gycry othaE day W 20
1haTrea ssTs-1faraa the ahege rates.
hid page monthly advertisements, each square
80 NJ zsaash
ssp Advertisements having the Of the paper arst
81 10 PEI square; sc inssftion cents
i araErs.
IRIS md Fourth page transient advertisements each IN
stscns 81 % pcr square
Advertisements inserted at intervals to be charged as new
aach iEsertien
who adEeEtse largely, shall be allowed
sch discount from abaye named transient rates may be
ngrec uppn Fcsjs ia No case shall such discount
sssa Us rsr eEnt.
An usneas neicea Of tobe charged z0cents
Ast pr ms earh Insertion.
An transient Advertisements ust be paid for in advance.
All hna With regular advertlsers be rendered monthly
aqnare Tho saaee occupied BY ten lies solid agate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

cAuIYIELD; Na. no ePoYDRAs srREEr.
ahs 0ld established frni ofer through our adyer-
a'alng columns Pine Of the largest and well
assorted stacks Of produce, embracing those
eli0ies hrsnda of iopr ii Plants ana Smiths I,
aprsahich they aFs agents. Also pork and bacon
9f every description, lard and lard oil, choice
ieasstni ara Goshen butter teas etc.. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01


THE COMING SEAsoN-General JEFF Thompson
has already taken the field for the fall campaign
in the commission business, and elsewhere pre-
sents statement of facts which cannot fail to
attract the attention of the trade. His business
is now changed from that of dealer to that of
agent, particularly for manufacturers and packers,
and his office is to be found at No. Front Leyee,
No. Canal and No. Common street. General
Thompson keeps on hand large and fine assort-
ment of domestic wines and liquors, case, can and
box groceries, which he will sell at the manufac-
turerers' and packers prices. The agency for
the Scelebrated old Kentucky X Xxx and xxx
WHISTLES and choice brands of Bourbon WHISTLES
are entrusted to him, and the situation of his place
of business Immediately upon the levee gives
him the greatest facilities for promptness either
in forwarding or receiving.
The commission business is one which requires
high order Of integrity and capacity for its sue
cessful management, andremembering the amount
of aduteration there is in almost every variety of
liquor and articles of food, no sensible purchaser
will be willing to buy where an honorable name is
not guarantee of the worth of the articles bought.
Gen. JEFF. Thompsons reputation is established
beyond anything we can say of it, and we leave
the public to draw the inference.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
limitation

Photographers and Horticulturists of Louisiana
CONTRIBUTIONS
TO
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01


WiHA1 WE EHOuIsp DRisE The Philadelphia
AsH dIaught lesaid to be the FIRST and the
hest neE aIe il The market is for sale in this city
hg cssaa. A. Blaaar y CO., 26 and 8 Bien-
4 Ellls atFsehs These gentlemen are the success
sofs To AFfn Massey and are the sole agents for
Massey q Co., the manufacturers of theale
iagnestion. hts ale has been sold ii New Orleans
sor many years. and By many Is thoughtto equal
aile best of foreign ales. Wbetherit equals them
81 not Il L. certainly sold Tor little above one half
sae price, apa its value has already been learned
a every hotel steam oat. barloun and club room
throughout ths broad land. Messrs. Blatfer Il.
Eo.are now prepared ID furnish this pieaaantest
a All beverages, ID barrels, half barrels, in quart
md pint bottles Beeoher has recently RECON-
znsnaaa ale-drinkilg almost from the pulpit, and
If 40 drink anysh We do not see Why our brows
ahoud DO Sickied over with The pale tale) cast of
thought as EFe ssgas with any thing else.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

CqrlsGfS Institute.
2e7, Corner P1Srta1aia and First Streets.
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Fall and Winter Term begins MONDAY, Sd September,
1866.
French Classes under charge of Mrs Carnatz
English and other Departments conducted by Highly Com
petent Professors,
For Teyms see Circulars or apply at the Institute
Cash .adUahCes
MADE on
OF COTTON AND MERCHANDISE
,fE GUIoN & CO., liverpool; E-r
WILLIAMS < GuIoN New York; or to Ourselves,
sIBLEY, GUIaG Il CO.,
sland IS GaEoRdelet street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

by the Alabama off the coast of South America,
had on board quantity of Ayers Cherry Pectora
for California. DR.. Aver q Co. now appeal for
redress direct to the British government as the
tesRonsGe party in THIS wicked business and base
ground of humanity, as their commodities are
wholly for the sick. Their point is well TAKEN
and will doubtless be pressed with the pluck and
persistency which characterize the operations of
these celebrated chemists. Baltimore Clipper.
Cooper's Well Express leaves Byram station on
the arrival of each passenger train up or down.
If your fat irons are rough, rub them well with
fine salt, and it will make them smooth.
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TO Shippers OF Cotton.


Owing the great delay brangh about
by shippers Of cotton employing draymen whom weave
no control We the undersigned COTTON PRESS PRO
PRiEFoRs hereby agree charge and after thsdntea
TEN CENTS PER BALE LABOR, on all cotton shipped
from respective Presses by daymen employed by us
R. NJ PASTEUR & co, Fire Proof Cotton Press
SAM BOYD & CO, Shippers and Union Cotton Presses
and Independent Yard.
THos, NJ. SIMMONS Crescent City. and Alabama Cotton
Presses.
:. K, BRYANT, Louisiana Cotton Press.
j. " CHAERY Leyee Steam :.
IRVINE, K0PMAN q CO., Merchants Cotton Press
GAUTIBR, ALLAN & CO., PENIS :.
g. N. PASTEUR, Coopsr's :. :
S. HAYWARD, Orleans -.
W. NJ. ABBATr. P1anters' =.
H FASSMAN, FasSman,s :.
LANE Il BEHAN. Virginia, q. ~
ISAAC RAJ DQEFH, Pelican :.
HILLMAN & B0EzaNO Vicksburg :.
STANLEY & co. Commercial
1G, SHYMAk SKI, Szymanski's New
KAuSLER K Co, Freret street
WILL WREN Mississippi
j c. VAN WIGKLE, Woods
E. GASCHET, DE Isle Il CO, Southern
AYMAR WATERS & CO., Factors
RICHARD TERRELL, Freret's
F. j, HERR ON, Star
A. B. READING. Reading
New Orleans, September list, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

fnfermatiQn IS wanted Of the whereabouts Of
Thomas Lee, of Ireland supposed to lstge beensa
gcae nom this State WITH M6gtddsr tn eavalrSSP
know iaq anything of the history either of the
abaye.named soldiers win lie eanfeffing q g8sai
fayof ~ leagins ward at lqagslfest 80 Spa s
qiliee, en- sAl2R tEeel,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

From GALVESTON. The steamship Rapidan ar
rived at her wharf at an early hour yesterday
morning. She left Galveston on the 10th August,
bringing the following passengers, Messrs. VIM
Jenin, B. BIumstine, Croskoee, II. A. Mayer, John
Stewart and Mr.. Finlay. The purser Of the Rap.
idan, Mr. ". Hunter, will please accept onr thanks
for the courtesy Of copy Of her manifest, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
Parts

Paris
UNIVERSAL EXHIBITIoN-1867.
NOTICE.
Having been appointed by his Exceency Gov Wells Agenb
and Commissioner represent the interest," Of the State Of
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION Paris, in
1861 respectfully inform all residents OF this State DESTROYS
of exhibiting Machinery Produce etc. at the above Expo
sition, that will mpart all information within my reach and
facilitate the forwarding Of packages to the place of desin
nation if addressed the subject through Posoceb 62
New Orleans.
EDWARD GOTTHETL,
Agent and Representative
Paris Uniyersal Exposion. 1867.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

PATENT MEDICINES.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL;
AYERS and BRANDRETH's PILLS;
CLARKiB and MOFFATTs PILLS;
RAILWAYS and WRIGHTs PILLS,
BRYAN'S [PULMONIC WATERS;
BARRY'S TRICOPaEROUs;
BROWNS TROCHES;
COD LIVER OIL;
CAPSULES;
CHANTS SPANISH LuSTRE;
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR;
RELMBOLDis EXTRACT OF BUCHU;
KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY;
LYONS KATHAIRON;
McLEAN'S CORDIAL;
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN KILLER;
OsGOoOD's CHoLOGoGUE;
MUSTANG EMINENT;
PLAsTERs, of all kinds;
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF;
SARSAPARILLA, all kinds;
/. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP;
TARRANTS sELTzER APERIENT;
THoRN's EXTRACTS;
wIsTAR'S BALSAM;
WILD CHERRY.
o- s @ 49,
Agents for the sale Of
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+
| A HINT 10 DoeToRs.-Perhaps half Of the OBJ
loquy that is unjustly cast upon the medical pro
fession is due to the worthlessness of the drugs
Ifemployed-that is to say, the want of care il
their selection and preparation. Drugs, chemi
Gals, etc., which have been kept SO long as to
have lost their healing properties, it looks like an
insult to an intelligent read to inform him that
they are absolutely worthless-tha they do harm,
and that the doctoris deservedy damned, not for
writing the proper prescription, but for using
these and for not obtaining their medicines at
the proper places. Ma
Messrs. ]. s. Maunsell 4 Co., have shown by
their preparations and the character Of the stock
that the fault cannot be laid at their DOORS They
are constantly receiving from the North and
Europe a complete and carefully selected stock of
drugs, chemicals French and American perfu-
merry, wines and liquors, together with the best
patentmedicines. Theirassortment, they promise
the public, will always be kept full and complete
They are enabled to offer their wholesale friends
advantages which will ensure their sending orders.
All Of their goods are carefully packed and
promptly shipped, and their place of business is
81 Charities, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01


BARNETT y SHEPHERD.-Among the wholesale
grocers and commission merchants of this city.
the names of Barnett & Shepherd should not be
forgotten. Their catalogue of wines, liquors and
cigars is of the completest description; and they
are the agents for the celebrated London Jockey
Club House Gin, and Tilton 81 McFarland's Burg
To meet the wants of their pa
irons, they make liberal advances upon consign-
ments, and promise to give such satisfaction that
no one will have the right to complain. The use
fulness of this firm is further increased by the
talents of Messrs.J. @, Neihert and j. V. Lind
say, with whom they have associated in business
These gentlemen are both old merchants of New
Orleans, and need no extended introduction from
us; and it can be relied upon that the firm to
which they are now attached will not dissatisfy
their old customers. In word the house has the
goods, and disposed to sell at reasonable prices
See their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

MEssRs. SHROPSHIRE, ANDERSON & Coin
the wholesale grocery business the Crescent City
has long enjoyed an unrivalled pre-eminence, and
neither Tyre Sydon, any of che great cities
of antiquity or of modern times, have ever wit
messed sucha collection of the productions of the
EARTH the levee of this city receives and sends
forth. The produce dealers of New Orleans de.
servedly rank high as q class, and the firm of
Messrs. Shropshire, Anderson & Co. are surpassed
by few. We do not say this tunadysedly, or in a
spirit Of empty pufery; their catalogue of goods
is to be found in another column, and to the best
of belief is as extensive as that offered in any
market. We feel embarrassed at endeavoring to
mention what they have on hand, and would find
it much easier to say what they have not. Wines,
liquors, golden syrups coffees, teas and sugars are
all part of their stores. From clothes pin to
barrel of fiour-and from the deicacies of the art
which is Preservatige of their art Ceases of pine
apples, Strawberries, etc., to the grosser contri-
bntions of bacon and corn meal, their samples are
unlimited, and almost every article has been put
up for their specialuse. Citizens of New Orleans
take pride in pointing out such establishments as
that of Messrs. Shropshire, Anderson & Co., and
aslong as such complete supplies of every mate.
rial need are kepton hand, we shall. advise the
public to visit Nos. los and ITO Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

INe Land We LOUe,
THE LAND WE LOVE.
The MAY AND JUNE NUMBER of this beautiful
Journal edited by Cen D. H HILL late the Confederate
Army For Subscribers g t.N..
JAMES A. GRESHAM,
Bookseller and stationer
90 Camp street,
IS THE SOLE AGENT FOR THIS CITY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

i u
Triumph Or M0DEnN CIVILIZATION. In no de-
passEaeat IF hnAiEess are Che gigantic strides made
sabsergient 70 man more exemplifed than ia that
~ no Wholesale grocer When We Ks into such
m bllshinent "a buy our sailed meats, our
butter, cheese, preserved fruits cannedmeats and
spices, we seldom Remember that almost every AT
zcle ~ m evidence of tho inventive gonius Of the
present ages 81 triumph of science for the bene.
~ Nt naanklaa. But spch II the fact, our grand
z@theFs knew nothing aheut sugar cured bacon.
Aes'is tlOaIiy sealed yegetaB les, fgh Of meats
sAesp clarified sigas and ID their day, only the
kseAl e0aa alioTd "a indulge ii the nseaof foreign
liquors. 81 q season Their tood VIII tie ondiments
DEpRght fEqna the far oIf indies, Few would think
Hhle Walking through tbs well fllsa store Of
esszas y. Bleakiey B Cs., corner of Poydras ana
4ohcupit alas streets, that Their stock one nun
ared yeaEa ago would have been considered d col.
lection y Wealsa soo great fer any one man Il
possess, and Y one d Tue CITIES of italy It's pros
prlstaE niigh aspire II becoming prince and ia
forming matrimonial alliances Ill the fa,nf as. "
kalgs and eMpsroHs. But thanks "a n I
gsisss.s genius and e s and nuss
~ pal cnnhs 81 W. ara s,le ean,, " snio,.
ment 81 such exhibitions ad tie stock Of hessrs.
a. DIeaklsy Il Go. il seid and repleniaheda hall
dozen times each year without exciting surprise
hrought from every partof The earth, even though
it lid, and vast ID it certainly ii. Yetit Is meyer
theiess sight worth seeing, 70 look through IL
and we would advise onF country friends act te
lose tbs opportunity when lhey como 30 the ets
og doing 50. IftIiey should wish 10 buy, no store
Keeps better 81 tresher goods and no merchants
aell eheaper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

EETmer7s Canadian V.ermssmge
FOR EXPELLING WORMS.
Remember is the only thing that be depended on
1t had years of trial and has always hailed with
joy by the suffering Be and ask for WNERs's CANA
DIAN VERMIFUsE. s,..- =. .
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
7. W, WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

BEAUIlEGlNG THE HAIR,
And the delightful and wonderful article the world
produced.
The Proprietor has devoted both time attention in
oinng and preparing this article Each Ingredient selected
carefully prepared and combined in proper proportions and
offered with certainty that 1T will give satisfaction.
No comment is necessaa fair trial will convince of its
efficacy.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to RESTORE,
DARKEN and BEAUTY THE HAIR, but also desira-
BILE article for the Toilet 1t is highly permed wi til rich
and delicate Perfume Independent of the Fragment oor of the
Oils of Palm and Mace
For sale by all Druggists and Perfumers.
7. w. WRIGHT,
Sole Proprietor,
100 Liberty street. New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

IooK 70 n. Messfs. o. ". Norris y Co. again
commence Vie business year as cotton, sugar and
produce factors and general commission and for
Nardiag merchants, and adopt such course as
viii win from Their friends continuance Of past
fayors. Liberal adyane Is are made By them upon
all eonsignments, and the policy they have marked
ontis such as win insure their patrons every
facility Of she market. The above house holds
the8agency Of Eie celebrated Red Jacket bitters
FhmniS ALL coffee and spices ife and burglar
proof safes. Bisleprick's baking powders, etc
Besides the articles mentioned aboYs, Mossrs.
NpgEis f ge. ags the agenss fiji ialmeEleanH
anasSIing and stfI Gatawha,' Parker celebrated
poRslSFs fol- CATTLE horses and Sheep which aaleF
ss sssd u pc the Haoat popular eveI used upon al
plantation. The biasE haif moss cleaned by ma
phinery ana packed III Isfge aud SMALL bales
should not be forgotten n lls extensive catalogue
u this lIin ana tie iRduoements offered 81 Chem
ate aach as tomazs thani worthy the attention d
SKsTy dealer lie The above spsGiisd ARTICLES,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

~, 4. f. DRMIAT By reference to our adYer
Using columns our readers will observe that MIR.
As II Demilt Ii d general commission merchant
and dealer ia ahoe thread, rope, bagging and
Irvine, and AZ kinds Of cordage ,bnrlaps, haggpg,
gunnybags ana grein sacks. He has also on hand
l60 coils of cotton plow line, which we commend
t0 planters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

We have in sore and shall be constantly receiving
from the North and Europe complete and carefully selected
Stock of Fresh DRUGS CHEMICALS French and American
WINES, LIQUORS, etc, together with ali
the Popular PATENT MEDICINES, which we will be pre-
pared to offer at the lowest market price.
City and country Dealers are invited to examine the follow
ing list, comprising part Of our stock;
ACIDS, ofal kinds; ARROW ROOT;
ALUM; ARSENIC;
8 AMMONIA; ALCoHoLi
E BLUE MASS; BORAx:
BALSAM COPAIBA; BAY RUM;
BLUE yITRIoL; BEANS-vANILLA.
. cALoMEL; CANTHARIDEs;
E CHLoROFORM; CLOVES;
I CASTOR OIL; CoRKS, ofal kinds; ef-4e
CAMPHOR; GOPPERAS;
CAMoMILE FLOWERS; EPSON SALTS;
ETHER; INDIGO;
IPECAC; IsINGLAss;
JALAP; LIQUoRICE;
" LUNAR CAUSTIC; MORPHINE;
MAGNEsIA; OPIUM;
NUTMEGS; GUM ARABIC;
SALTPETEE; HOPS;
SODA BtCarbonate; SIENNA;
RHUBARB; QUININE;
SULPHUR; OLIVE oIL-quarts and pints
PAINTS, LINsEED OIL, yARNISH.
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"l1HE l4ANp We Loys."--rhe may and June
number Of this nagaaine which has thus far been
eonductedwith high order Of ability, is nov
ready for distribution by James AT Gresham,
BOOKSELLER at 81 Camp street, the sole agent for
tets city This periodicals as every one knows, is
conducted by General D. H, Hill, G. s. Isl, who,
p spite Of the distinction wen by him in arms,
has proved that Die zen is mightier Than the
sword. u orr readers really have any sympathy
in tie struggles II Southerl literature, Now IS the
time 10 subscribe
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-25

GRAND PrIzE FoR EvEaroSE Have you
seen the list of Grand Prizes offered to subscri-
bers for the American Statesman Among
them are Webster New Illustrated Unnbridg-
ed Dictionary, tie New Edition of the Revised
Statutes in four volumes, " hecler & Wilson's
best sewing Machine, the Empire Shuttle
Sewing Machine. Bailcy's ! atent Clothes
Wringer, Champion clothes Wriuger. Hart
mans celebrated Patent Crutch, and over two
thousand of the finest engrayings, Autographs,
photographs albums. etc. Over 500. 900 to
be sent out in prizes.
The Statesman is n Ia &C Family Journal,
2Sxi2 inches, published weekly, at 81 50 per
annum, at 81 Nassau street, N y Scud for
sample copies and &c up club
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-25

let me mingle with you in celebration of
the day which commenced your freedom.
/ do it in sincerity and truth, and trust
in God the blessings which have been
conferred may be enjoyed and appreciated
by you, and that you may give them a
proper direction. There is something for
all TO do. You have high and solemn
duties to perform and you ought to re.
member that freedom is not n mere idea.
1t must be reduced TO practical reality.
Men in being free have to deny them
selves many things which seem to he
embraced in the idea Of universal free.
dom. 1t is with you to give evidence TO
the world and the people of the United
States whether you are going to apprcci-
ate this great boon as it should be, and
that you are not unworthy of being free
men. Then let me thank you with sin
cerity for TIE compliment YOU have paid
me by passing through here to-day and
paying your respects to me. | repeat
again, the time will come when you will
know who have been your best fricnl-,
and who have not been your friends from
m%crcenary considerations. Accept my
thanks.