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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

RoARD.--A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPY
ing nrst class house in tbs OF tho city
wiling to e 70 an elderly gentleman with With ut
and bedroom foor hot cold baths
water closets hone heated 10 T. respectable old gem
teman, who willing pay liberal for good home
there are boarders will please address box 35
Ofice. Rooms handsomely furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

DIV. WIN. P. CoRBITr, OF NEWARK, NEW JER-
III soy will preach this day at l0i NJ in the first Mari
nes ~ f. Church in Cherry street. between Clinton and
Montgomery streets Also at Norfolk street M. IT, Church.
bew cor Riyngton anf stanton streets, at 81 r.. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

eC0A WANTED, A BUSINESS MAN, HAVING
DCUU. go to $500, IS agent to travel with the advers
ter, pleasant respectable business SA Sl2
per week travelling paid and satisfactory
eury the losn Address Agent Herala ONCE with
and place Of interview.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

A cpr.NuEEEs sALs--fIE -aioeEs OF J. G.
- uhAu Al wi on the issaayff Deosmber next,
e puos auction all Of the propssy and of the
sau nfm Inc machinery, tools, 6c will be sold 10
e.oek an. 81 That day AZ 30 old street; and
ano OF the sold al rs Fulton htreet
Mt II O'Clock A NJ Of the same day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27
FOR SALE.


boot AND sBog STORE FOR sALE-A FIRST
ID rate retail stock Of boots and shoes with
II Of the TORE in de irabla part II the ety With
good business For furtr Gforms on IL quire of NJ
K. UATlEY 1852 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

s.- large stook has Just boon pun ohtso
= By ~ sas.s M sfSs as
,e ss mn shau ssf the vsual price, they apply soon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

BOARD UP TOWN-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wife, or two single gentlemen DO cd atad
with furnished unflrnished and bedroom with
full or partial board, in gentcel family, at hS thirty
ninth street. between Seventh Eighth House
has all the IN dem improy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-27

A GENTLEMAN AND Is LADY, OR TWO OR THREE
"A steady yonng deirous of finding quiet home in
location an hear of such by addressing immed
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
Gile itlariets

ELRroH. Dee. 3rI-Fiouf $50; wheat
SLIP; corn SO 60 cts; oats 5. cls.
BALTIMORE MARAGr, Dec. 1.-The
flour market was quiet to-day. Sales
OF Howard street brand, at SO 10 per
bbl. City Mills krld al sc -. Rye
Flour 81 50, AID Corn Meal 3 Is
a So 81 per bbl.
Grain ard Seeds The sunrly of
u heat on change this morning was
moderate. About 1000 bushs of Wheat
offered and mostly sold al A. ST 4S
for red TO 81 a 81 5S per bushels for
good TO prime white. One prime lot
OF Zimmerman red sold at 81 50. Also,
small lots Of very choice, for family
flour, at j 90. Inferior lots of . to .5
cents below the above figures. The
quality. generally speaking, was not so
good to-day. Corn-At bout $4,000
bushels offered. No sales of old. We
quote old white nominalIy 6s II CTS,
old yellow So aI) ceutS: new yellow 81
60 cts, nrw white 3S 81 cents per
b'Ishcl. Rye We quote Pennsylvania
at 90 a SO cents; MARYLAND Virginia do.
10 Is cents per hu>hel. OalS-We
quote Pennsylvania at - 46 cents,
Maryland al 10 a Al cents; and Virginia
oats 50 - cents p"r bushrl. Seeds
qulel-clovei 8 75 a So 81, by retail;
Timothy SO, and FiaXsced ST. 90 Per
buShcl.
II; kS.-N Without e>ctrtiun tho place to buy
/ iH,s cheap, is al /. AHcMAS. The l.d Of
A''" hj"s@ Goois a"d Ijjnr'rgs jus, received
en- In" c'ly, TAR surrasses any he has offered
o''"'e. Dec 3
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

in& h" received r,centage on 'no such
amount" Now, reader, what amount
10 yoU suppose he received percentage
or; just SIS, That's what mAY Be
called coming within one Of it," Who
does not see through the abatement Of
the 43!
But 10 60 hacl; to his extra statement;
be pat down 10 Mr.. Poole for huiI1iug
t"c Aims House $1,000; Mr.. rs &C.
connt Oh the ledger shows Tia! he has
received but 1900. He, also, stated,
in accounting Tor the railroad money,
before the election, that be- bad bal
@nce Of $4G5 of TIE $4,000 for The
GiIPin's bridge contractor. But when
he came 20 pay over the balance Of the
railroad and all other monies, they had
dwind!rd down to $i2G9. Take 5000
ot that sum for the Aims House, and We
find #@S III the Treasury. 50 it will
turn out that the. wing commissioners
VIII have to levy large sum 10 COM
I"'' that bridge, which has been so
"'ou'il h"li up as tie sreat improvement
by t'e lo2oIocos.
Time, space and inclination induce
Us to end this hastily prepared article
here. We have more to say, which We
shall say when occasion call, for it.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
Reported for 1'H Cecil Wing.
4 bstraCs OCsEac E'raccrslss,gs
OF TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

OF TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
TUESDAY, NovENBEa 29th 1S53.--
The new Board OF County Commisson-
ers, elected on the end inst, viz: James
l.. C1aig, Esq, David Scott, Esq, and
Charles H. Hainca, Esq, met; qualified
according to law, and organized by
ricc'ing James l.. Craig, Esq, President
OF the Board, and p. c. Ricketts, Clerk.
The latter bonded. qualified and entered
upon the duties Of his Office.
David Scott, late clerk and Treasurer
cr o0icio, paid over to p. c Ricketts, his
successor, $2GS.35-the balance Of
county nonvy IN his hands.
The bonds Of he following conslablcs
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

10 This IS the last day upon which
any of the o.fcers elected al the late cleo
ton can take the constitutional oath be-
fore the Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

tliL t"nniy commissioners of Cecil county
L W',i in'ci al i"cil Office in tie Court House
'h Wednesday. Iht lilh day {" December inst,
l" "c' "Ion Tic bunds oI C,n>iaiits and attend
10 'uch other business aS ma, at that time b,.
presented. By order p. c. N!CkETTS.
O't i'm Clerk
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
The Magazines,

Pufnam's Monhiy.--Wc have from G. p.
Putnam & Co., Publishers, New York, the
December number Of their Magazine, COM
plrllnx The first year. 1t is one OF ihc best
issues oflhs .sbesl'' magazinc. Anon. The
notable chapters in this number urc "The
Great Exhibition am its Visitors" illustrated
W th fine cngravin.s; "Wrnsiry," concluded:
"Bartleby, the Scriv"nct;" "1he Nicht-Binis
Of North Amcrica;@ .akGtches in u Fari, Cair;
The Ghost oi Cily;' "'Ortholoxy' versus
Homeopathy" ''Ninncl and P"Ika;" The
Tolls Doushleri" My CAattcuuH;" .nrnin-
isccnccs of m EX-Jrsut," MISS Brctnel'S
Homes in Tie New Norit;' "A Dsy in the
Garter Notch;" copious "Eltoral Notes, :"
and several fine pocms. This may fairly be
cons idried The leading monthly in the country
and we are gratlfed 10 see that II is meeting
with remarkable success.
THu NATIONAL NAGSzINE-- This is the best
printed an IN every respect most superior two
dollar magaz he p"bi.shetl in this country. The
December GI!nbrr, new before US, is filled with
litrra:y matter of tale excellence ami n,any Of
The chapters are illustrated with clruaat en-
cravings. Published BY Carlton &, Phillips.
Methodist Book Concern, New York. Terms
So year; five copies for s..
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
FssGs3E': g:F?E,k':!

C7~TrFsA HEARS tHvins been expressed
.&.@F l. IN certain quarters that the
bcevcs would al! b. bought up IN
.-s!.s:s this section Of The county and sent
t" The ctIi">, thereby making beet a scarce ar
tlcic in This market. the unIrr>i4nci Give no.
tic" To all persons who labor under such fears
lh"' they have no" Gn hand upwards Of one
hun fred ior fat cattle whirh They Will sell to
them On thcG butcher. al fair prices.
Dec , 1t EMGNs \ / nfNNTTT.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

DENTlsTEy.--A card in our paper to-
day informs the reader that Doct. Ewing
has taken the place of Roct Jones, aud
commenced the practice OF dentistry in
this town. He comes with such trsfi.
monlalS as warrant entire confidence in
his skill.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
THE CECIL WING.
'EECEalysE7a 3, 1852

1--WE are indebted 10 Mr.. David
Way, formerly cf RovlanAsvilI', IN this
county, for several San Francisco papels
of la,s ..4!e.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

2-Onc OF the most experienced Physicians
Of Baltimore. say of STABLFR'S S ANOUlNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT for the cuIe of
Coughs, Colds. lioarseness, Bronchitis, Group,
aud other Affections ofthc Lungs and Throat.
"A wi" efec' more good Than aMr 0 oithe numerous
pr"Par@tiOES 'ciM uhich tit cCant,y is iauhdM
eI."
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
Sons O G1Smnnfanre.

h" t.. ". +. aud Associate Grand Officers
wtiI visit SusQu"hanua Division at Port De-
posi- on lI!.ay evening the 9th Of Dccrnbcr.
c"tiihl Invitation to attend is extended 10 The
'n'inh"rS "i Ihc oCi"r lhrou,Aou thr coun,y.
Otc II BY NrIrI Nt The Enli.iliilrc.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

GERMAN ExlLEs IN TunKEY.--A Wen
ma letter in recent number OF the
London Times. has the following item:
"a Sloop belonging to the United
States, which arrived at Cons antino-
pie en- the 4'h, had many Geman refu-
gees on board, who had come to offer
tleil aely!cee to thr Forte
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
Ese'E ROE.

I IL persons indebted !" Brown & Foard,
a either on note or book count, viii please
CON" forward and settle, as The concern must
be closed forthwith.
Dec 3 81 BROWN & FOARD.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
j y. L. " j y eE,
SUHGL.O.I DENTIST;

HLkTON, MD, is prepared 10 insert Mineral
IA Cum Teeth ON plate, Of Pl,,t; Eon IL sin
gle tooth 10 "nilrc srt,, painful teeth carefully
extracted and carlous cues rendered healthy
a"u dufall by neatly plugging with gold.
oicc On !!aln Streets two doors abnv" the
Fountain HU;Cl' IUec3i If
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

D5- Sheriff " almslry, who had bond
drd few days previously, took posses.
sion Of the jail on Tuesday last, aud has
now fully entered upon the duties Of his
Office.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

~ Nlr. Jas Reed, of Havre- le-Grace,
had his i"g dreadfulIy Iacerated last
wrel. bv. the accidental discharge of his
gun. He was compelled to submit to
amputation.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

CoL. JouN w. FoRSEy.-The PhiIa-
delphia Ledger Of yesterday say:-Col.
Forney, it is believe by we'll informed
sources at ashngton, will be re.elect-
ed Clerk of the House Of Representa-
lives in Congress.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

ARrrsrAN WrLL.--The Frederick
(Md.) Examlner SAYS the bore at the
mount4in for the Artrsian we'll 90 supply
that city with water, having attained a
depth Of nearly 800 feet, without reach.
ing water, Operations have been suspend
ed until next sp!ing.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

Al"yandre Dumas, the prince of ro-
manccrs and dramatists, il is said, is
about emigrating to the United States,
lor th" purpose OF permanently eStab-
fishing himself and spending his last
days in the land of liberty.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
For ETMT.

EN!iE FISHING SHORE known rs "Unis
L '5iHhS,' mr"t Maniin's to Rcn, the en-
s.'n" >ra<on, Apply to JACOB HELAND at
North Last. IUr.. 3--1,
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03


~ 10 bushels Dried Peaches,
10 do do Ayvlcs.
2 barrels prime Cranhrr,res,
10 do drightfuI ApIcs,
80 bushels Mercer ruratuts,
10 do white ntanS,
do lurnips,
l50 pounds prime Goshen Butter,
300 do do Lard.
800 do new BucAwhcai Flour.
In store and ir sale by
Dec 3 EDMUND BROWN.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

nFThe Postmaster General has APP
pointed Or. Joseph Flint, postmaster at
Cambridge, Dorchester county, (Md,,)
vice Solomon Robinson, deceased.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

T. Attention is called TO the sale of
the Brookings property on Wednesday
next. The Home Farm is stated to be a
very desirable location. See the adver.
tisement on the first page.
See also the numcrous other ad.
vertisements of Real Estate found in our
columns to-day.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

BURGLARY About two weeks ago
the counting house Of Poole s SewaIl
at their Lumber yard was broken into,
and the drawers searched but no money
obtained as it had all been removed.
ANoTnER.--On Sunday night last the
counting room at the lumber vard Of
Mr. Jacob {. Howard was broken into
nnd the desks forced open, but no money
found, none having been left there.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

I AIDES Fashionable Worked and Lace Col
IL lars, oia brautilul sly le aud qualify, recelv-
Cd this week by NM. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

BrRH AND RLEN%EEHAssFr.-A slave
who Waa once litr property "i Elenner.
hassrt, ii is sand is LOW living on the
plantation OF Capt. Scott, near Jefferson,
Icy~>. Ne MAS on BiennrrhaNsrt IS
I&nd when ths militia was sent there to
arrest his master, and Ii" r"rI.' .'miberS he
IL idrnt we'll. He describes Aaion
Burr as beng the i,Era gentleman Ii"
ever SAW, and says "winte women Ill
these days cln't come up 10 what Mrs.
Dirunertasstt was.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
Nj a FRIED.

In Nowark on the I7th ult.. BY the Rev. Jas.
l.. Houston, MIR. Samuel W. Burnitc and 'i isS
Mary \. Porter, both of New Castle co., Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

!MpoHTANT FRoH THE FLATNs.--Lou-
isriUc, Nor. 30tb.--1'he Salt Lake mail
has arrived at Independence, bringing
intelligence from the exploring party
COMMANDED by Capt. Grlnnison. Gov.
Young writesthat Capt Gunrson's party
had been surprised by the Utah Indians
and many OF them killed. Re and -
Of his party were SCI aratrd from the
rest, and while at breakfast a party Of
indians intending to attack the Mormon
village close by, came upon them. They
fred with rifles, and then used bow and
arrows. Ihc shots were returned bv
GUnnlson's patty, but they We're finally
ovrrpowered, and only four escaped
Gunnison was found pierced with % ar
rows and his arm torn OF. His instrl-
mcnls, notes Of survey, animals, &C.,
were carried Off The survey had been
nearly completed, and the party intend
ed soon TO 20 into winter quarters.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
ere approved :

WEDNESDAY,. Nov Both. The Board
ali present. lie bonds OF the following
constabes approved:
Alexander Mccoy o: the 4th District.
James J. Carroll " Sth /"
Accounts Of the following Super, isors
examined and passed:
Calender Pa.tcrson's for $1,000
}. Reynolds (of Hy). $2l.25
John Robinson's $4,000
'Ym. Ernerson's $40 80
Thomas Bolldrn and Geo. r. Howard,
Esls, majority OF a committee hereto
fore appointed to examine the new
llidgp at GiIphln's Ford, report that
they find il ga substantial structure, fin
ished and competed IN worksnanlike
manner, and in all material respects tu-
~ meets the requirements oithe article
OK agrefment.' &c. The report accept
eu and 81 entered to be levied for each
Dt the committee VITO reported, tor their
SERVICES IN the cas-. Ad,'d.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03
Z $EY 9EENENss.

nFa "2anli.Ui assortment Of pla.I and Gu'd
~ NOU,I!n d" i.a!aes, Calco Prints OF the
Ino>, renowned manufactures. Mourning Goods,
ii ID and solid cul'u also,
MusIns, Flaids.
Ticknas, Strpcs,
The Cecil Whig., 1853-12-03

The Eastonian, of Easton, p, nomi-
mates Mr.. Fillmore for President in IS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

TEXAsPsr steamship Jas Day bales cotton Kennett Sec-
HRcheit9 do 81 hides bales pstriss w Powell
Pickett Perkins Seo-lO do Yeatman &co55 head
cattle Seavors.
TEXASPsr steamship louisiana 10 bales cotton Geo Conuely
"a DO Hewitt Norton Seo6 Kelly Conynghan &e4 sNney 1n
sco-3I Nelson &coi7 Juo wliamssundres
10 Warneken KrhhoH-J Arher &eo-E Hart SeoG Dol
s1n-C Odies-S Hyde-ani order.
LvERPooL-Per ship John Tiaw brs and k aud
plate obb2l5 cks Smith Fmster3 10 Waters, Cam
Seof rks eRrthen Aicsrt6 do HGnneweN
-30 do ck ware Violet Scosl crates earhen ware y
Il do mdse Marsh, Ranleu Spl0 steel esk II
Etg Milford &eelo ok. bottled ale Meggtit Ieo-l es md':
Allcn9 u Graham IA schmhn &eol Jackson Seo-'
pkas Ware f. Foger &eJ5S byF tia plate 10 rolls she
IS bars Dav Sfafare.s BIDS do IS tons pig dc
M - gnis tin plate PTis BrnIa ck II 23
pillow mouths r- Stark, Day staursr71 mdsa
North bf546 d. 10 casks do chains
bale ids MerygoT SEQ cases ware Tionl sa-k DC
Sver-9do W Poi4rt &eo 10 c T buddsokS 6eo- do
watsuau BHo-2 do Rei eks II Gains
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
DLACIDEs VARIETIES, Graviar street. :

January Of Celebrated grand Opsra, Tires
s ssn -nled OffiELtO -PfnTipa Vi arss'ers b7 Ms
y.4iias iasts. feuibrsl Ind Nine Wilssaanh.
The OasIlo Tag a sof st a. tie Box lle.
Psyslfuanea 10 commerce p 4ITr-Hr efs9rk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

UScLE Ton IN FRAHcE--A Paris correspondent of the
Republic writes follows:
The Charivar making everlasting fun of Uncle Tom
and Mrs Harriet Beecher stowe can no long count
the editions that have appeared The dramatic version
which has been promised is yet underlined at any Of
the theatres but believe that is in active preparation
In London tremendous applause every night ELECTED by
the escape of Eliza British ground. This scene would
be but feby admired here So the fugitive is
be received into French settlement upon the Ca
madam frontier and the braves which St. George and the
Dragon would fail to call forth will certainly be eagerly
bestowed upon the tri color
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
COMMERCIAL AIRY.
Domsstie Markris


LOUIS Dessthbor 81 1854. SUGAR AND COFPEE-R
eeips pTsssH % and stocks are aui 'e o. 7nts o. uto
compared 1903 hhda o. the ar and
latter. The pretty we'll suppd Throughout
months Tie
prime susar advanced Coste s4 i0e WHEN
The crop Sugar bgsn arrive however, pres gave ay,
mnrkei closes hsayy * 70 ~ for commou and good from the ve
hhd h,vs changed hands
week. prime Coffee so eiosss dull * sA
from unable 70 gather the prevent 0k Pre-
fully sqpa exceed the drusnd,
hirh holders of their suppl ia instances
and weep The an-tgnt on hand Y within tbemssiges
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY,
TUESDAY EVENING, January II, 1858.
to-day head Of Texas Cattle shep and
moderate supply offering Prices drm h,ot Of
holders
PRICES
BEEF CArrLE (Messn). &fic n net
(Iesas and Rough, ec) ..r....i 4@6e q D net
|
Mich Cows $40 eOI 500 ~ = heal
Canvas YEsRLINss. 500 slO SO v head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

,x.s.r- - a. = IN. ~
fn.nis. 10 Bssaaos CAROL aso4 fs5s, s.sio7 wse,
A'os Cooper 81 0 Siisa A'si Ffsrsoa ySs :,
Bflrd Laiirg-4s II 4 Ii-s N-nar ygrali d ] BAL
l Do oaksy Iiaukns q Ann t'ez fafr. s' D MORAN
Stdda, se5-lsu u Greenwood acs - do az a
BIZ I'ssans y ~ sid-ra'ai cotton loo hAI-'.
ciNtTNNhf Per steamer Usi cd saa Ias t SLIDE z "t
ds'O0 doloq II do Mesr'g &eo41l b4 10 MsjeNs Co.
ts tesr' 70 70 sgRs iHnds seoio DO sa-r 10 w. a-j
ta1n a loo % Shropshire soa39 4, ~ osier-l "a g.
4hhd brss-sd lza ,tar-h Dob, Il
raniis '.iieh seoig o1es as IL bis "a. %
y hft 40 100 candle, % @ tor 100 q
Gsrn ia eggs gdier Pa
tan-s Clsrr. fsndssoa wssr seefy
CaHpbel-sg smih 4 Johns9n-santdss o order
cI>CINNATPer steamer Empire STAT. iG1ss whisky Nc
xosd, Morris RdswHyio do Wood Ls~ss % 4 l. Ivy
%, 40 99 hf 10 hl pipes DO Geddts 10 5s ale Baa55 &
lsrdJ TAr''-Ilo DO starch u s2le la d'e r
~ & az A da sIs % " y I'm " iisea
C055 Rice is W hhs batter y do 70 B eng
Do pork Taylor cas y4ia
bb hgrr 100 DO pork u DOL m oil Gerdn As bib eoar ard
sondhes 70
BAYoS MAcoNPer Be: bale. cotton Ri k
~ - 4. 4 yy1l, 80 ~ e,ss5- l-i,i, -. II Z F. . q,
tgo-Toa 6ottn $50 bsies-sundriss to order
BATON Rou6E-Psr steamer GDsey 70 lass aot'su asi
''Tu as1 ~ "att o., p" " 9sAn - r -I
nad5 Geo Ctquiart 25 shepterdlo Do g hf b os
de EgAnI7s bbs Inoissses Aazn ThhsA.5 ToP
bbl molassss l3s hf DO.
CoAsT-Psr Fashion is slyar s b raa,ss,
Cafshave2s hhd Il blls molss7s W Mon;gmsrys5
10 bhds sugar taratr Heincl5 do Thompson
cenn-H52 b nnon.ss d urnhart-ls 90 Dsaesrss
.hd Roiebori5 tt do b' moasss 70 oisre9
svst d Bros.
LAFoCRCHE- steamer AHsa 81 sass iha sugar
IA bbs l0Ssss + h do Is tales sagly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
RiCh,s Safes yurtruted.

EDsSEzLp cogET y. C., August q, 1854
Nesrs sTkaRNs MARTIN sueesssors . Rich Co No fts
street, seTYork; 6EsILENzNt with pleasure
h MORN thEt the great IRE shs consumed
Shoe also toe i1 preserved 81 books and
shLAhAsDER sAt Is yursassd from Cbare4
T. ". Hath The Gi Of pteh pine, and thu
uy t%1 The crowd prsaen. rdcnsd the idea any
tG admg sgh lsi confidence the 5sa
lE d, the Of who Witnessed
ia prevailed when they everything
sd -H SEE perfect sni without a except What rom th
saigmandsr
call upon you sa remain
Your, respectfully. WILLIAMS h CHRISTIE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

The rsg0g letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity Of RICH
cos SAFES 70 resist ire and when % considered that this
ALONE zay articles represented 70 b SAFES osoeced
either Paltt I,Nswfof<;
Cbeoihs o1io Wstgrpka Ala Endrey, Mss, EdgsEslas
o. SINCE
ntcpN OF PRlCE) proportion TO the value Of sneA :
h depository books jNsy and ether small
nt valuable articles The llbsene sole agent N thia city q the
cos sALAMAN SAT- IS, and prepared by the tee
de Respectable
cities placed the article
ISAAC
asD26 dAWR sazAxins susss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

DINNER As rs A DIvNER-The delegation from the city
OF Boston who visited General Pierce at Concord gave
him dinner at the Eagle Hotel kept by MAJOR Go-
bons The Major he'd been notified by the Boston Com
mittee to get up dinner in the best style he could for
aigbt OF ten without regard to the expense Now the
Mater t. not TO be outlono in matter Of that kind and
as the city Of Boston tn foot the bill he thought ne
would let them know what could he done In NeN lamp
hire He accordingly took to procure all kinds
Of game aud Oyery rare luxury that could be obtained,
and after completing this department Of the dinner he
won't INTO tie fancy lr spending about seyentyhRe dol
ls in ND rlrch = Of boques Of flowers single one Of
hfeh was priced at dollars the bill OF fare provided
for each one was deliberately adorned and printed on some
very nice satin ad cost two dollars piece and every
thing else was OF course the magnificent style
The ill the whole dinner amounted to four hundred dol
City dollars piece and this is said to be exclusive
OF the wines used on the OCCASION which probably amount
ed TO fifty hundred dollars more, Lowell Courier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

sslar EORGA ST. Sea master eays 5r MONTGOMERY
nd 40 haiuea Alabama RFof thus EVENING At O'Clock
rosv"y ium s New Basn 0o Julia street 80 Shippers vii
ps ha 900 their Bill II lrHz Nv The above hour 10 the agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12
: The snlenlid rnsscnger nneket stenm


GEORGE tOIiEH, j. W tIoser Hsor viii leave MEMPHIS
sud all lluduga THIS fNFSING, o'clock.
SMITH a tfMsTtR, 81 Poydras street
GEO ". SHAW U2ip 0ydrag l..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-12

We heard little anucdote, while drinking tea few
months since at the table of friend who prided himself
his preserved and his fund of stories Just
eeYating small delicious pear from plate by
the he exclaimed, Is that pear - Certainly,
answered why ~ Because he replied l was sit
pears on the table. gentleman sitting beside took
up one them. Just you doing and clappng it in
his mouth pulled the to get ii out and leave the
pear his mouth but il was no go After twitching at
It two or times he gave 1t up in despair and drop
ping upon his plate remarked that the stem put in
tight on examination however he found the to be
nothing less than which had untortu-
naely got drowned in the preserve jar You had better
be that pear before you eatt 1t Is needless 70
say that had enough of pear at that time Detroit
! Tribune.