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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

titled "sparing 10 spend or, The lotions
and the pinkeTtons,"r in which the wisdom
OF true economy ia all personal and do
nestle relations will be set forth and prdc-
tichly Illustrated in the authors peculiar
manner y'a'''@' ''a ?" 'f'l zee ...' 'f a.
.'As heretofore, the original contributors
10 tive 'iHome Gszette'b will be among the
best writer's Of our country a.a siaa.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
r. II. MILLER s. CO.,
.r Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,

No 81, Main Street, between Chestnut aud Pine.
HE subscribers IN Store and 10 arrive for Spring
l. Sales, One Tn uslnd CT ties and Casks nf
EARTHENWARE AND CHINA,
Comprising all varieties aud necessary 10 make up the
complete offered for sale IN this market,
Wis
C. c. Blue Edged Dlit, Painted Printed, Panted-Fown-
Bue and Mulberry, PhnIed- FOwn-uG aud Mulberry, an
Dur Fancy Lustre aud While Granite ,TlhrnwaTe in
all their variety Of style and patIenj Plain White Enameed,
L1Sre- IsrdFrnred and Gold Band,
English China, Tea SeE, Teas Plates. &C., &C. Of entirely
new shapes aud patterns .. .... ... ....- 80.
Every variety OF Pnin Pressed and Of Amer
lean, EaserA and Weser French aud Bohemian nnufaet-
r. y. .. FRENCH CHINA
Teas, Coees, Teas aud Dinner SeW Mugs Coognes, Vases
&e nr every descriptions Fanny Articles, Of all kinds,
very cheap. ... .' .i... ..
English T. d. Pipes aud American Pipe Heads. Walters,
Tea Trays OF elegant designs OF Own mPoraons, war
runied equal IN any In the market
BRITANNIA WARE OF every description, from the cele
brated nnuuiucoy of Ghas9n Sons, dorchester, Mnssachu.
sets low pTces We also offer full stock Ol Clouds for
the Santa FE MARKET to which the attention of the
Msrchhns engaged n ta rrde II particularly invi ID AS
so,d Crates for the Country Trad packed the best
always hand Our packers have many yeaU experience
aud put up goods In GIceed anywhere,
MENUS customers can tesify. mchlU-5t.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
1853.
1888.
SPRING TRADE.
WEBSTER, MARSH & CO.,
u1 Wholesale CIOIhiets, 3

No. 90, Main Street 81 Louis, Mo,
ne receiving large stock of Fashionable Clio
IA thing fsT the Spring Trade which offer sell
Cash, lime, Inv any lOuss this cy. We invite
puease 10 call and eEanne our stock as we are determined
u0 10 be nndeTsOld s-.... 7 90 M g. = .f, ~
Large of DoyS' Clothing, and of Furnish
ine6iO.w3nl. ~ WEBSTER, MARSH & co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
sep96r
2 ST, LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Comm issiOn and Forwarding House.
JOSEPH MooRlDeE. .lile FRANCIS neFAuL.
Mogridge & McFaul, 10"
LATE 'Twichell & Mogfldge,

~ Lafe TWIchpII q NogTIuEeiJ
Corner Commercial and Pine streets ~. LOUIS.
ONONStGNMEN S aud Commis sions will meetwth
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal casa
ddvaicIs will be given ConSiGImenib or Bills Of
LadiDg in hand. q, ....I...F, .-.s..s,...,...sI.
The forwarding and receiving OF merchandise and
produce will meet with espeein care and dspaehj the
iswes rates Of freight will islways'be procured and
The expense OF storage and drayags as much as posi-
bic avoided
and lowest market prices ,.. III. 80. '"t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
rERMs OF ARrHuR's HoMr,MAoAzlNK. 4,

To those who desire TO receive the Home
Magazine by mail, we offer it at the follow
ing extraordinary low club prices So '..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

NHSUZlUO Ny Inuly VIC OhSt ~ az VIC loiO"-
ing extraordinary low club prices:--
One copy one year, '+gz 80 80
Two copies one year, .. = 8
Three copies one year, 4
Four copies one year, ..a.- ~. D
Eight copies one year, -.'.tr - 10
Twelve copies one year, 10
Where club Of twelve subscribers lend
US fifteen dollars, copy extra will be fur.
nished to the agent or getter-up of the club,
or to any address he may designate. At
these terms, the 'home magazine" will be,
for the amount Of choice reading matter
furnished, the cheapest monthly publication
in the United States. ,. ,,.,-....- .-i
For three dollars, copy each Of the
"Home Gazette" and "Home Magazine"
will besent one year. 7t 'lt'~nF 81
In making up clubs, it may, frequently be
desirable to unite in a single club both
"home magazine" and "hcme gazette" sub
scribers. This can be done by always ma
king the club price to the magazine subscri-
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of, the club may be. The
extra copy to the etter-up of tho club, in
all such cases, can bestbs gazette or maya.
zine. at the option of he-parIy who is TO-
Postage on Arlhu+l Home Magasige.-If
paid quarterly or yearly in ADVANCES is
cents for the whole year. ; &c s:sls p. aATT !.
p Address, SLY, 'ssaARTGHUR7 q CO.., 4 q.
81, ,n., ,s,l. tsl 'T'EH, leI'yalEut Street.
PhlladssPhia,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08
McNeil's spring style Of bats
whOlesaIe aid RoaI, II aud 10, Market St..

Wholesale aid all II aud 10, Market st..
ST. LOUIS MO.
IN Introducing my Style Of Hats for the Epng Of 1883
would especial attention the comblnat0n II presents
Of the important republics nf article of DRESS beauty
aud uiy. Il ~ light, ~ slrOng Of correct pTOpros aud
az the lime hly edapied for summer hat In tile
tactfe nf Hats, my 10 "E1celsiOro Tie richest
Workmanship united with the untITing
vigilance ofsupervon eaunni fail TO produce hat worthy Of
the mOlIO, r. ...... ..... .......
have full assortment IL the hnest goods my line
nrising all that new rich and fashionable in Hats, Caps,
Straw aud Panama Goods especially intended
andS, either wholesale Iealb of community rapidly
advancing M wealth and REIN, and those atCal
that follow At dime ehh sell the pie goods Uf the
trade az lev, as any OtleI IN 81, Iphs,.l ri
Irespeelfnllp invite personaI inspection o. my stock
InehIO i'm '.'l.'I - TIT ~ JOHN MCNEIL,
II and 10, Market ST., neIl house 10 Main.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

:. :, r Zee terms Of Daily i lSs lhssd q ,1se
ut eolumn on third pasA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

1863. SAMUEL STILLWEIL, 1853
No. SO Oliye-st,, bet Second s. Third,
1t. Louis, MO.
Manufacturer of ......
Pure Alcohol and Pure Spirits Of any
proof requited. Also-Spirt Gas, Phosgene Gas
Chemical oil and camphene, warranted Of superior
quality, and for sale on reasonable terms.
IebiT-'53.6n '.. '' '..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-08

JSE. Walsh, I.r..
-. Page & Bacon, t.,
Chotesu & Vale, (a
Doan, King & Co. .
Blow & Mach, }
Frost 4 Forrest, view York. -......
r. c. Twieheii 1 Co., New Orleans.
We have on open policy OF Insurance, which vii
cover all shipments 10 address, when advised BY
letter per mail or when endorsed on bulls OF ladint
before, or at the time Of shipment.
MoGRID McF
81. Louis, Jan. %, 1883 ieb3y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

TIE WARD CASE, LoUIsyILLE.-Throurh the
want of knowledge, on the part of our clever
and rightly disposed news compiler, of the fact
that the unfortunate young Mr.. Ward had in
this city relatives whose virtues, and friends
whose feelings entitle them to the greatest SYM
pathy and consideration, there yesterday ap
peared in our paper, among the news-items
(thus escaping our attention) notice of this
deplorable case, which We hasten to cancel. 1t
has ever been our personal rule to give in re-
gard to questions of criminal justice which were
before the tribunals, only the impartial facts
which were proper matter of news. Of what
such facts are to establish, we can, before trial,
know nothing; and, not daring to have an
opinion Of our own, will still less commit the
wrong against justice of saying what may in
fiuence the opinion of Others Every man who
is accused has the right, according to the most
sacred principle of our law, to stand before
+" God and his country" in unbiased Judge.
ment; and we regard it, in cases of life and
death, as nothing short of crime for newspa.
per to allow itself to sit in Judgment upon a
person who has not yet been heard, and preiu
lice the public mind against him or for him
These are the rules which will govern the Cres-
'ent; and, if ever violated, will only be 90 by
IN inadvertence of subordinates, which the
'ditor will always hasten to repair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

STATISTICS OF PoETRY-A New York paper
referring to the fact as proof of our intellect.
uai greatness, says that while Greece, of old
had but one poet, we have in the United States,
hve thousand and twenty-five OF course we are
writhmetically ascertained to be five thousand
ana twenty-five times as poetical as Greece,
But surely our contemporary does not speak
py the census. Or our Cato the Censor, Mr.
Joseph Kennedy, is critical as well as censor
ious, and has not admitted to enumeration one
IN a thousand Of hose who claim the bays. Or
these five thousand are only the Regular Army.
enlisted for the war; volunteers and the local
miiltia OF all the precincts of our endless Par
nassuses not being counted Perhaps he has
,ei. OUT 'ne males, as mere rhymsters perhaps
NJ mas rejected the females, as only songstresses
clearly has put out of sight, as in their non.
age, a multitudinous brood of poetical children
And surely all this is wrong for do thew NO,
ali-men, women and children-rhyme nre,tr
much alike'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

DEPOSITORY FOR VALUABLE LkrTERs-An addition wa,
lately made to the delivery department of our post Office
IN the shape OF window marked in big letters overhead
depository and Delivery Of Valuable Letters This ad
dion mas been Of considerable convenience TO the
tary portion of our community but has produced ono
amusing incidentwh should willingly be let die
Not long after Major Rayburn had taken the chair
which he so adequately fills the department of
uables" young gentleman who might possibly have come
from the country walked the aperture and
Do they take letters here to go North ~
Yes, sir, rsiuds letters there requiring particular
care, and which need to be recepted forn
Well how much more postage do you want ~
None, sir, over the usual rates.
Ihen reckon you may tcke this was the response of
the nerrogator at the time handing in an epis,
os enough aud broad enough for the State Department
at Washington
but you must open 1t sirn politely remarked the Ma
Jof and let me the contents otherwise shan he
unable to give you receipt
,,.1a. 'ou give me receipt without seeing it, in
f 'He appncant, turning very red
nposs'oie' sir, replied the Major, beginning to smell
a rat aud suspect roguery " '''''
ine young gentleman with one desperate effort bro,
the seal stamped with two amorous dov.s.n -
to the astonished Majors eyes an er.,l. IS ,..
pages OF closely written tissue paper commepc,n NJ,
darling and adorable Angelina and eon.,,di . - -
oil friends or foes, you're with love evermore FR, =,
II Vas a lore leiter Of he rdnkesi character
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01
HuaoURs OF THE Press. Our friend Of the
Louisville Courier gives the following amusing
account Of ha 49,. &c =.

HuMoURS OF THE PRESS.-Our friend of tho
Louisville Courier gives the following AMUSING
account ofthe peregrinations of an Ohio editor
Sam Pike, once of the Highland 10 Democrat far
merry Of the Peru Ind Forester subseq Of ne
fiKetonan, afterwards editor Of paper at Wssbipgtun
u then connected with sheet at Crclexille O mr.
attery the conductor Of the Flag and Hornet at Fem
lpgsburg the Flag at Maysve and Newport and GOWN
ton and still more recently with the Paaucah Pennant
talks about establishing democratic press al Paris or
Mt. Sterling ~ '''s VI
This is certainly rather ubiquitous editor
Perhaps, being g born for the universe" he was
afraid of narrowing his mnd,' by contracting
any local ideas or attachments. Perhaps. like
4Eneas Of old, he wanted to see the manners Of
many cities, for the needful improvement of his
own. Or he may have travelled in search of a
wife, like Celebs. Or, in fine, he may be
the Wandering Jew turned printer He was
studying geography. As to editing his paper,
he must have done that ahorseback He might
have dispensed with carriers and mail contrac.
tors. He had better get locomotive Office,
like the itinerant daguerreotype men Or, after
all, single number of his paper may have
been as much as the meekest of villages would
let him publish.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER /. 1855
OUR GREET .NoRTHERv R.aILRO.AD

y ----.--,-. c.-.;-. ~. racess;fx for al
's. $50 = ~ ;,,.r.s,s 80 ON 81,
~, - $500 h;.hs- ~ n. vot-d;.
4 " s'.1',"s - n..ss,s A. : R.;,ro.a ~ ,h
p...sA - s.d ~ oonrs. no ;daa ~ No. urc;n,
..-.-s.... .or..o.enc. The nr.,.ino md St.
.-si.....s ~ c.rrv;nc ~ .nssdv .oun,..;a,
M rectal enterrri.e which Is most If i
-......rv nat merely a. . xeb;c,. a. ON nrossr
,,musrcs hut - M rre., no.ns 80 nr.r.r,;,,
4. n.rti., a;vers;on ,ovards ~, ou.rt.rs
Rven Mobile Is exart;nr ;,se,f a. dr.v off from
its natural cbanns, onr valley trade and our
;ponorta.;on ~h;,a A.. canal. and railroads
which tepd 70 ths ,.lss md % Baltimore assail
IL Mt the other and
To mat e.. s6ert, and not merely to rem
sdv ~. $1,000 NAVIGATION Of our great river.
h., - o,;chsp The transit of imports and exports
ava, bsyoud any thing that river transporta-
49, AN eive. IL IL absolutely necessary. in the
rrs.ent state of thinus. to provide an overland
accommodation that nav not only serve these
purposes, but carry with new rapidity the
travel and lighter trads directly to the great
points Of the East and North, and bring us into
proximity which fmay almost be called close
b with Washington, NewYork and the other great
cities Of the Atlantic.
For this purpose We need not say that the en-
tsrprise is already on foot. We have already
displayed in several papers original and commu.
nicated, its progress and its prospects. But we
more especially call attention to the report upon
the Road yesterday presented at large in our
advertising columns. This sets in a clear LIGHT
the whole condition and all the management of
the undertaking. From this it is apparent that
the work is going on with great energy. that h
has been managed with high skill that its 6pen-
cial and its engineering are in the hast hands
that about hundred miles will be completed
by next summer; that a great part of the re-
mainder is under contract that its present re-
sources are near S5, OOO, 900; that from ~. OOO.
900 to SO, 900 900 will be added to them indie
pendently of any loan that the completion of
the road to the distance of hundred miles will
.....-. A.. -. -, -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

MuRpER-A most atrocious murder was committed Al
Dahonega Tenn, on the 18th. Two men, Hamilton Tally
and Jacob Royle got into broil while both intoxi
csted which terminated in the death of the latter
throat was cut from ear to ear by his antagonist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

CoLuMsr. .cotLEer.-The faculty Of Columbia College
N " have voted to the upper part of the city
The college il the "~ner Of valuable squares near
Fitteth street. and fronting of the principal
avenues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

WEIGHS PARlsIAN HIPropRoME --We are reor.s,o, J.,
pr' ~ Jones the agent of the great Hippodrome Ia
state thst owing to arrangements already made IN,
grand opening will be postponed unt Wednesday the IN
inst The Hippodrome is destined to create considera
Die sensation here and satisfied that when our e
zen' see it, they will be amply repaid for the little disan
pointment the postpouement will occasion them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

PROFESSOR HENRY De MARsAN-The method
and sbies this gentleman highly spoken th. city, are in
great syor among the ladies and gentlemen
suage Combining the oral but one single and
admirable book-it reasonable method capable of pro-
uhR the most satisfactory and neontesbs results requires
dea less time than Any other Hdoulousy
only sueesu the only nfbls one" Professor sMAEsAs h,
formed Day Glasses for ladies' Evening for Gentlemen
lie gives Ph'-is Lessons the the Pupil or
his own rooms, No Camp street opposite City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

FIRE AT BALrMoRg-The mansion of Robert Garrett
Esq amerchant of Baltimore situated the outskirts
OF the CITY was consumed by fire the 25th involving
loss OF $1,000 fremans riot occurred the oeca-
sion in which young man named Vaughan lost his life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

GsEAI MORTALITY AT ssA-The ship Constellation
arrived at NewYork the 24th with large number of en-
igrants sick board There had bsen one hundred death,
on the passage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

The inoS Rule OR TYRANNY IN THE HOUSEHOLD
This is the title Of novel from the pen of T.
thur which has been sent Us by the publisher r. B. Pc
terson Philadelphia 1t is written in Arthur, hest tv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsios.-rhe steamboat Bay State ran
into the sloop syph on Long Island Sound the night
Of the 25th Two of the soop were drowned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

LIEUT. KArE.-A correspondent of the Charleston
Standard says that before sailing the Arctic E1ped
tion Lieut. Kane, placed Of the Fox girls Margs
retta of spiritrappng memory school his friends
in Philadelphia and is to marry her. it is said on hi.
return.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

"AsHisGroN's HE.p-auAKrrRs5 Several citizens of
NeWourgh N T., have volunteered plant the ground,
at "a'hngtons headquarters in that place with orna
mental trees The day liked for breaking ground that
occasion was the 18th ut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

HoMIcDE.-A difficulty occurred at Chester, s. G., on
the Goth, between DR., A p Wylie and Mr. Avery Park
ham during which the latter received q wound from
knife in the hands of the former which be died in
about half an hour
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

Accommodations ] Lewis. who has been on trial
recently at Petersburg, Va charged with shooting hi.
cousin Edward A Lewis, has been acquitted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

THE CAsIPBrLls MoBiLE--The Tribune of Tnss5.,,
says an immense crowd greeted the oampbe at their
first appearance in that city the evening previous Ga
to hear it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

AHorHEa ARREST ATTEMPTED FRAup on TN,
PEssIos BuREAu.-The Commissioner Of Pensions has in
information Of the arrest of VIM Cantre of Tennessee
under charge Of forging the names of physicians to
certificate Of disability in the of spplicatioItor
an nvalids pension and also the of the magistrate
before whom the medical represented to have
sworn. The proof against him is positive His crime is
punishable by confinement in States prison for term
OF years not exceeding ten.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

RAILROAD AccpEsr--A train of cars on the Bsltimore
and Ohio Railroad on the track near Martu.bureb
on the 25th Several Passengers were pjured-he epg
neer severely
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

COFFEE ouoTArIoNThe quotation for Rio Coffee in orr
telegraphic dispatch of the NewYork markets, nph;b
yesterday morning should have been cents not los
cents per lb -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

MuRpSH-Ws regret to learn that Mr.. Ell Msndenhall
Tree shot at late hour last Saturday while re-
turning from his plantation The murderer had
himself BY the roadside and did fire until his victim
had approached near enough to make his aim sure At
tho report of the gun Mr. Ms horse took fright and ran
on but he managed to retain his seat in the saddle until
MS horse reached the gate opening into his premises
where he tainted fell He was to his house
and died some five or six hours afterwards Mr. M we
understand stated before his death that he had no idea
who was the guilty party but entertained doubt that
the weapon used was shot gun. which opinion is .us-
tanned by the fact that several buck shot passed almost
18th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

FAILURE IN Do,rON-otsH Weed ice dealer, has failsc
in Boston for $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

BAsK RoBrERY-Tho Bank of British North America
at St Johns N B., was robbed the 22d of $500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. ;. .S.v.ubsr 40

Oh ShAhLtS. g Geddes De Wilde, CHM Ct ,sd Mr.,
S hhth,op H,rrnsGn N Saith NJ; X Crurnns, D
GAhonn and lady, La Cook Echols Ala HyuRht.iug
Hsrgous Mccormick DAYS NY c A c,rr.r j lie
me,Ieo GTahhs, GrshAn ornp Covinglon and l.
Dr Miths-', sunmers, Buord, WOODBURY. W A D,y'
Sn, rsssIs Ky; Montgomery Dyer, Mis-. Dyer
inIner h.s Baehman reI.s n fierod, Boston; Garlic l.
Army. 3' - - S0"'
ST LOUIS. IS Morgan, Ill; ] N.,,,l, r Z. co,L.
ps Meh e hehssn KY Bun, Or de !. vsgs,
Fh.lPs, 4 NJ Adams Lsonard, Pa c Meeker
Anderson, La. ~
'ERAsDA Capt Riddle, II Gross, Ida; R.uns. NO;
Mcclure Ga. N' W. "
Gil Baird, Mo W MeHn, II Ksggs, La
aaron MAYHEM, Ala N Johnson Coast; Gllum Missed
Snivsp, fesriang Usher, NO; Walker, Walker
Ga Buchanan, NC; Cpt Evan. UsN Toblot w Robs,
Son, Arnet La snotzrnss Htehner X BucLner D
Pool, r Patterson " y - "' "'t' "
ARCADE e Jewell, Perick Carr, Terrell Wilson
IA , Field, Field II Dennt. NO. W Martin, Ark; I q
"hi'e' Ny A Rice Handy, NY Bcthan TeIas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01
To Rent.
Day and BOARDING School

TON TUUNV LAUTTN,
CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. n DINITRY
Nv TIE above Institution hs. THIS DAY September II? Itss
opened 10 Eleventh Annual Session. Board
ers Half Bosrdsu sad Day Scholars
aaf'd syssr' Of superficial Instruction. lsrt beets o,
qasstsnstis proprety, adopted. Standardization ,p.d
tns rny'.l welfare as ts tbs suF
nent Of the pupil.
advantages learning IN,
language.
Apply in person, By letter. the .stuts TIvoLi GIRO
South sastssetion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

Ca'pett,,g, Furniture, etc.
Of ROYAL STREET. O7
consisting in styles Of
ROSES, ADMINISTER, LAssERADx sAxoNY,
VELVET, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
THREEPLY INGRAM aad VENETIAN
,o cARpETING
~0'A''' sAxoSy
.,., AxMINsTER and cHEN1rzE BUGS
ADELAIDE, CHAIN AUsH
sHEErskIN and COCOA MATS.
MOSAIC TABLE COVERS,
CLOTH TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
WOODEN and LINEN CRUMB cLouhs
BINDING GIMP, THREAD, etc.
BRocATELLE,
DANAsK
INDIAN SILK
PRINTED LASTING LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
FANCY ARTICLES.
" Our Fancy comp.ts being to
anything W. have offered in this city, .omPr,s
sEvREs CHINA,
BISCUIT and BRONZE
BTATUETTEs aud AAsTEL
v.sr. s,ocy, ORNAMENTS.
CRYSTAL and BOHEMIAN
SILVER and PAPER MACHE WARE ANS
LOOKING GLASSES,
cHINAwARE CUTLERY. etc.
NITURE.
MAHOGANY and o,. rrRsrrs,
Ia ParlOr and Bedroom and Di,ins-r.om seu
WRITING DESKS.
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