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TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.
GAS HECULATOR.-E-

TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.
TZIDDER,s GAS RECULATOR.--E- VI.
n BOTELER, sole agent for the city and
Eeoreetown, respectfully calls the attention Of the
consumers Of gas TO the following certificates.
This article can be seen nj G. w. Boteler's store
Iron Hall, where orders may be let Also at
i BucKlcv az Co.'s store, in Georgetown:
WxsHrNoroN, March IA, 1854.
We have had Kidder's Gas Regulator in use in
.r respectiye stores for several months past, and
take pleasure in recommending il TO the gas con-
suming public as accomplishing perfectythe ends
for which il was designed. II regulates the burn
ing OF the gas, and with ne good light saves US
a handsome percentage upon our monthly bhs.
7t r.. b. HAIL. nh street, near !,
sa1er T. @. McINrnK, corner 7th and sts.
WAsmrNoroS March IL, 1854
have been using kidder's Gas Regulators In
ms, bard.roouns al the poftheast corner OF Penn
s,,,vanis avenue and Thirteensh street, and ass
in INV house, next door 10 the unioa printing of
6oe The Regulators operate finely, and in point
ofecouomv have saved by Il Al least twenty-five
psr cent. on the quantity Of gas consumed.
@. w. FLwr.
GApsBys HoTEI, October 81, 1851
fhave be,n using Kidder's Regulator in my ho-
al f,r The lasf six weeks, and during that time
an, oon6d.nt have saved in money twenty-five
,,er cent. over the amount paid for the same time
iast wear. and believe my light is quite as good AZ
before usine il, and 10 feel confident that i is
decided saving % the consumers Of gas,
For sale, solely, BY the appointed agent tn
Mar as--eodsm Intel cod 2w.,
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lfl street, between r aud G streets. Wsshing
ton. The next session will commences on the
first Monday in September. The course Of in
struction embraces Ancient and Modern Ian
guages, Mathematics, the Elements OF Naiura
and Moral Science together with all the English
branches usually taught in the best schools. Cir
culars may be had AZ the school.foom OF ~ the
bookrtotes. slAa1ls ia. F4a Aug nhrxec4w.
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CRERNsGINcRRrrreshsaSser sale By
NJ SHEKELL a. BAILEY,
Aus = No g. opposite Csosre Mssk~s.
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WisfEIIaHf1ns.

TTNRIVALLED SUCCESS OF EAST
" mans Headache Remedy--See certificates
of the magical cures by this wonderful remedy, Of
ministers, lawyers, doctors, and ladies', at
hss GILMAN'S Drug Store,
Nav l2 Near Browns Hotel.
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NOTfCE.--Be II known 70 all whom II
eral Land Office at Washington, ID. c., the follow
ing duplicate land warrant issued BY the Register
ofVirginia on the 18th day OF December 1880 No.
1905 Tor 100 acres, for the services Of William
Field soldier ia the Virginia continental line, on
the 3o,h June, 1883. The original Of said warrant
having been lost or destroyed, hereby notify al
parties thar j shall make application 70 The Gem
srsi Land ohce for ihr satisfaction Of the above
mentioned duplicate warrant by the issue ofscrip
under the provisions of the sc or 3lst Augusf
1881. WILLIAM TERRY,
cste--lsw3m Attorrey Cor the Claimant,
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UTORk, or Plenty 20 DO and Hours 9,
w DO Il, BY III. M. Brewster, lst and Cd serie

W. Do 10 by lI- M. brewsieri Isl and I'd series
IS cents. $3.50.
Gratitude, an Exposition of the 1o3d Psalm, BY
Rev. John Stevenson. rs cents.
Sir Thomas Foweil Buxton, Bart, study for
young men. f ss
The Wife, or Mirror of Maidenhood, by T
Binney, so cents
The Friendships of the Bible, by Amicus, en-
cravings, IS cents.
Cheerful Chapters. adapted TO youth and not uu-
suited 10 age, by Old Alan Gray. For sale by
GRAY & BALLANTYNE
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
.5 Nt ESTABLISHMENT 4t 81 .s

Tfh street befscesn Louisiana Grsnzs and ID sfysa.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
II ceived, from the north, splendid assortmsnt
Of China, Glass, and Earthenware; also, magnii
cent Girandoles and Lamps Of many patterns,
adapted for halls and parlors
Paints, boiled and raw lnseed oil, putty, win
dow glass, Of every variety, always on hand.
Clocks, brushes, &c, and every article for gsn-
eral housekeeping kept for sale.
.e.-,.t, c. s. WHITTLESEY, nh street.
Nov 20-ty fm)
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Copy Of disclaimer Of W. ID. Porter an his agpiiea.
ton for an inaproved stiH for nakiag tcood
gas .flsd August S, 1851. Lstfe,s patent issued
AHgna22, 1854
al do not claim as my invention and discovery
the improvements In making gas from wood, viz:
subiectng the products OF destructive distillation
thereirom TO high degree of heat, substantially
as has been described and for the purposes set
forth in, the specification Of w, p. Mcconnell"
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And this, thought ], is the naughty and the
proud and the envied woman; and nameless
and fameless, pitied her.
In some distant tower the bell struck twelve.
The closing of the street door sent g reverbe-
ration through the house, and the next mo-
ment Hetty entered, with an unsteady step
and cheek pallid with wo. There needed no
words to tell her world was breaking UP be-
meath her.
With strong will, Mary put down her own
emotion, and, seating herself took the girl on
her knees, as if she had been little child
and when abe had comforted her, by hugging
her close and rocking her backward and for
ward for q time, she said:
ado not cry, my sweet sister; he is not wor-
thy of your tears, for whom they are shed"
Hetty made no reply and she continued:
"Is he to be married? ] thought Miss Mix
about level with his appreciation"
"He is to be married" replied the girl,
forcing herself to speak calmly, If you will
marry him"
"Humph," answered Mary, it will then be
a long time before he celebrates hie nuptisls"
And, after moment, she added: "And this,
then, was the object of his interview with you
tonight! And did no dare make you the
bearer of such q proposals Well, he shall have
his deserts"
"Perhaps, after ali, F" said Hetty, wiping her
eyes, and taking new hope, 'Hit was merely a
stratagem to try the strength of my affection"
40, woman, womsn!" answered Mary till
moon and stars are in the fiat sea sunk, yen
will be the same"
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with an air of menace, and then abruptly quits

with an air of menace, and then abruptly quits
the room
"Tyrant!" gasps Martin. @Did not know
you could thrust me into Jail for the miserable
SUM | owe you, and thus deprive me of the
pleasure of seeing my child when / like, we
should seen
Let me out,D cries stifed voice.
Martin locks the door of the apartment, be-
fore he releases Grit, who holds his long knife
In his hand
GA near squeak, reckon he exolsims as
he leaps into the room. IL was obliged to cut
q hole IN the panel, or / should have been
smothered.n
"You have heard all?n asks Martin.
Every word" replies the other. The
bis'ness is just about as black as pitch, and
when Marks hanged for it. t'other won't be
far from the gallows; no, sir. Oh, my! What's
to be done7 Your friend, the officer, couldn't
be TUX sick day after tomorrow, ehf"
81 don't understand replies Martin. "You
forget am not in the secret"
Zach recolleots that this is fact, and
straightway proceeds to aequaint Martin with
the nice little plot to which he has become
privy, winding up by asking what can be done.
But Martin is not bright, and can suggest
nothing Yet there is no time to be lost, that
is evident. Zach proposes all sorts of impos-
sible expedients, all of which are disposed of
by Martin, one after another. At length,
Zach, after bordering while, bursts out into
loud chuckie, aud begins to crow
III have it. have it,n he exolaims. "Ceck-
a-doodle-doo! Its worth trying, anyhow; so
here goes Let me out old coon, for I'm just
for bustin' through the door, if You hold me in.
My steam's up, high pressure, and there'n be
blow-up afore long, tell you-that's g fact"
Martin opens the door, and stands amazed
to see Grit leap down the stairs, half 9 dozen
ct time. He is gone, however, and Martin
returns to his closet.
The deeds are there He looks at them a
moment, and proceeds to procure the materi-
ais requisite for copying them. But painful
expression passes over his face, and presently
he bursts into fit of sobbing, in the midst of
which, every now and then, he exclaims:
"Pooc Lisette My poor child! What a
disappointment"
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For the National Era.
CONSCIENCE.
BY BLANCHE BENNAIRDE.

BY BLANCHE BENNAIRDE.
When grieyous terror Seizes on tho guilty,
How do they tremble and appear affrightcd,
While there they stand, expecting every moment,
Judgments upon them.
In vain they cherish thoughts of ease or pleasure,
Nought can afford them peace consultations
For conscience whispers loud enough to stiHe,
Hopes of escaping
"Ye have distressed the hearts where Love wa!
smiling,
Brought desolation where once all was hopeful,
Ruined bright prospects and destroyed all comfort
Now see them weeping"
Sad must tho thoughts be with guilty conscience,
wbilc on their pillow sleep is e'cn ah'rightcd,
And they, in wakeful dreams, are sorcly troubled
Fearing dire justice.
No fear of death could equal these forebodings;
And tho strong terror, where the soul is haunted
With dread suspicion, holding them in painful,
Dark, and deep unrest.
Time seems a burden, hours creep on most slowly,
Mornings bright beauties pierce with keenest
anguish
While they would fain hide in the thiokest darkness,
Trembling at shadows.
Not thus the soul whore consciencs is no terror,
Where all is pleasure when past lifo reviewing;
There sitteth Peace, serenely ever smiling,
Bright as sunbeam.
Thoughts foil Of music steal into the bosom,
Filling the soul with sweetest consolation,
Telling of pleasures new and never-cnding
While life remaineth.
Nature then shines in all her brightest oolors,
Cheerful the morning every flower is lovely
While the heart scars aloft Loves bright pinions,
Fen TO the heavens.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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De soTo No. 7, meets at Baton Rouee Tbn.s
Iisy sypnipg- Q g
ST MAS Mays No 20, meets Franklin, Saturday
NEl4H NJ. az, meets at Shreveport. Wednesday
eF9H5lG
g hsNpRY No. p, meets at opelousas, satur-
eInrox 40 q, Aests y Clinton, Wednesday
es s1.,s 50; g, meets at ake Providence,
4s GENTLY. no. s. meets at Ninity, saturday
asarzsIon No. 81, meets at Thibodauz. sasur
DAY syeaiag. -'@'
Ps s,.a;as No. 81, NESTS ct Washington Friday
cs ssSs,. no, Al, meets at chensyville,
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THE Board or DIRECToRs OF ODD FEILows
HAL ASSOCIATION, meet at their Office in Odd Fellows
Hall the first Monday of every month. oficers-
HG stetaon, Presidents Thomas H Shields, Secretary
John D. Ben Treasurer; George W Shaw, John Gr1ck-
ard, II Howard Richard Swain, q Kursheedt 2 DUN
lap, Gaorge W Race, A NJ vanhook Eness Smith, Thos
hurry aud @ N Morrison.
THE Board OF DIREcToRs or 0DD FELLows' REST
AssocATIos meet at the Once Of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Bellows Hail. the fourth Wednesday in JAM
uary and second Tuesday in April July and October
-. 0fiicersHenry Bier President; James furnaatx,
Secretary Person Treasurer.
TIM GENERAL RELIEF CoMMITTEE |. o. 0. T. OF
NKw oRLFAss meets at the olce of the Grand Score
tary in odd Fellows Hail. the first Tuesday of every
month. 0ficers--G Todd President, 100 Canal
street, James Farncaiix Secretary Odd Fellows HILL
Lafayette Gusol. Treasurer, 5s Exchange Alleys os
Stewart, corner Of Triton Walk and Dryades street
Mnfiimora, IS Tehoupihoulas street, IL Rufiier %
Cont street, hfIdna. gchoupitoulas street be
tween seventh ard Bighth Ytreets 0 p Miller 81
Camp street, caok, - s. Paul street; II Hardy.
1s5 Camp street. William Watson. ir A Hero 81
Grayier street; George Dirmeyer, IL New Basin NJ s
Hahn. Camp street & Anderson, Alg,ers J D.
SCHROEDER Y Toulouse street; II Caiot, Go Ghsrtres
street, Alfred Shaw aus
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ESy EICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
NA RANGgs-TIasT PgRAJU2',

PRICE Il C0UL0N, Plumbers, 1877 PoYdreg
street, 0sAp respectfully Inform Foc
ssiry q hs shove Sgsss - a. S
aMEacAN EAgLISA sad FRENCH WATER GGogf1si WASH
IA aE6,RARbEs Hast IiYpH h}Lfc RAMS FoRc tFF1tF
aEs PUMPS Asd a r;ytsj LEADFiefs slls
d4sc rtv PIG ard HilElF LEAF EnI BLOCK TIN q, 9nFa
hepe sHe sd sfEASiBDfT TRE rsAu3 pafsp ari ,argS
attb ehofta1t"St'l'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OCEAN SPRINGS, MIss.--The un. go

" dersgnsd having for e,n Of ysar. 49, ESSHE
and highly valuable Mineral Springs rea
the public that he has opened and
n H. e ihs Dur
ana no ebert has been spared the highest
nent ana Attached he found Billiard
% ane aea bathing cannot be squasd Southern country
81 me water Of thshe Spng,
proves ha contains mineral qualities the osIer
M q ron and hydrogen
suH9rihg from chronic diseases
hsah BY the use water The Creole viii py
So oteans anu Ocean Springs during summer
rem 2a ne Lakeand of the Pontehaltran RAILROAD
Jesah L. JENNINGS
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oaeg s HE me Term ending
Tofs4s4,,s. AZ, Z ,,sssfs, 49,, NJ;
~ < ~ Ma az IN n, = R1uay evening,
e. aps-. = Spa EstioWs Elah .tihcefhJ
q e5st1as A ~ L seseEn y es - George ELLIS SEQ
fsEsl ''s-stts' = 'sS's'ais S fisfuiah A1ea-
ri ,ef4fSt,T,S,s M y ,,aaBs s,,n,,,, M, ,l -
II r ~ te ss, Yssty lnet soay eFeh-
y ~ iss, llE "a pasIrist .othcers
III, 4 ~ Afsssurer
sss M III i9nGay even,
IS " ~ q 9Sg hso,s nal. 9f,csTs-W
q E, - y St ~ 81 : y j slmonds,
f,RFs6sS3 TF1 4 ,nsets aver,+ rry,,,,sd,.,
~ "A T NJ +. ,5 sasvs Mn esening
Z 4 9sg y, TglasWs Ian :onicers-Alfred
4 = + s aE... eys vs., . Crawford Sec
asssssg ~ L y b9hHst RsT secretary Thomaa Hail.
Tsppz5s5s. 81 d ,,o,.s a,.a,,, 1,,.,...59..
Ss $500 ~ 3, i5es.s sTsry evening
r. yeAss9r A5all FelItn pistriye otieers-W
9sla Vs,,. Sp pa 81 Lamberon
TgrgosIA NJ ID meets avarv Tnssdov o,oa,a.
Il. 49, III X ~ 1s lsS eseiy lussaay evening
3t 81 4 siu I, lia " .uheefs-G keh
Fepreu6aeb asr ats n0P Psr ssesretaIy
ORLEANS NO, ~, meets every Tuesday evening
4s S @ \ ~ ss4sew N = H ,ohlcers--J
ssess q ~ ttals, 80 = peterson, seere-
5fe,.s.is 80 = A. 4r ne ~
evening g room ~ g odd Fellows Hail. :. Officers
eo+i = = 5 49,, Y = Il Il stanley, Re
leagz lTBaq,y.eg IS i - SeesetaIy b
to- T., AZ : . ,t..t. M
a. e q gad hellega y otacsrs-James
a,3s X IN H. ~, u = ~ sllFa, Sec
ie ITsasssIrs, - : q f9eoreears A Ie So
I5s.,s,T
tiuHE aso r. ~ Meets every Meanesday evening
fro5 H "a II ~ ~ ~ - lail. .oihoers-s ID
l,Ssssyy a. ,,. - = I z . sherwood, sen
qraast,rer li : h AeSAsseaS 5oeo hafeshide,
~ ~, Mss.s every monday evening at
ISts, Il 4 vioms Aa q .qmeefs--W Mo-
rsfsry. lYfhsr ftss,as sra ~ Lapofde, seos
Secretary, $500 -e-e@iel ! :. = Lewis, Fer
o; ~ III eets every Friday evening in
Ci N = oe = =, nst3Ms hail,
SsnTtfar,r al n frs M " freudenthal,
sa Par Secretary N ss e Aissspfss' 1honas Bragg,
se - s ssss every Iuesday evening
yssssiss ~ go li y plstflet., .oficers-H
seeretary j q maansel, psS y warner,
poI II sr.p NJ 10 .4z -
sssnsa - "a ~ aos neses every wednesday,
s - - psat saar reom second District :. Officers
w. sseIsAiy LOWS Gagnet, Per Secretary j
MsasoIas No % ,n.... -. NJ,
AZ row, NJ - 4 - 80 tnsess every tuesday evening
Nftnmo Il n. 7 ~ Ne rea9 ~ han ofcersE
{sgp II = Ssf,,tsa 15aas. y Z Wagner Score
- n fAlthey Fer secretary William Dickson
INpEpsSnrXnn M os ,naota s,..,.. W.,
evsninist - ~ !. - q, iisets eFefy wednesday
y , & y ~ ouS elbows tlall. Officers
sarer = ''sesesaty j u hrehs, Urea
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1iHeess Of Subordinate Eneamp,nents for tho Term
eRelnG Ueeea.ber 81, 1851.


Grading December 81, 1854.
NHsBfsY No, /, meets on the FIRST and third Sat
ufSAyg every mouth 1T tho Eacanpnient room Odd
NaloHs Hs.. Officers Tor tho present tefn--L Ora
i94sns9 Il pnSiiya Il Il Gepnison, W VIM
solomon Scribe; 4 Allyn, W II Williams, Troas.
pregi Hlirheasy, Assistant Scribe.s
HoistH no. s, meets at room No. s, Odd Fellows
ii on ana flourish Saturdays Of each month
9asceFs ior the present terInYym Bloomfield jr G
Pii3 Sherwood u f GBs De ChuiseuI, s w; s Nj
Todd, scfiee Alfred sionltor, Treasurer Charles A
4Aadin J " Alfred Monton, Treasurer
lLssaSIiFs No. 8, meets frst and third Mondays
il eaeh Alont Odd Fellows, Hail. corner of Camp
sid lataye Streets. Gticefsf Henfiqaes G z
" AgPattersdn, II z A Pray, $ w A Desoa, Scribe
w II Adanae,l ~ /; Fao1aas Keeffe Treasurer
WAaHINsToN 10. 6, meets ON The second aud
fourth Mondays Of every month, at Washington Hall
MsfIgRy Buildings, Tbrd District Officers for the
present terra--D Menn, p; d 2eiger, Il Ri G
fhtgnapn w FL Goldman, Scribe; W FurbiDger, ]
W. Eaast Treasurer.
LARAT RrTH No. T, meets on the first and third
Moldsys Of every month, in Jefferson lodge Room.
Fourth DiateicE. y OFFICERS Z 10 Ganty, r. ~ Carter,
IL Ps m Wilson, S Ne Charles Raymond, scribe S
Goektiii, z w " " yaaght. Treasurer.
PELICAN No. s, meets on the first and third Sat
days og every month, at Polar Star Hail St. Louis
atrsrt. pisssa tor tls present terni-H RHifier q
1haodoga iAFeas4as n r; j Caebergua, s W II
k1nehsfe, scribe; G Jeffrion, VI; u Latarads
Efeas1rer. 5s
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John Busssr.spaais Of the aeatsa. res MsdnssnoE
nozence In thcss where s censuton deh
sae9 tho sscnad hsn the eTta
weak deficient when the ID pals
sndooloreas tho strength feeble Yielding the s orbsd azs
depr9saed the nina nd the hsgp
de5roysd then BSrsaps9 sovereign aaG
the performances Of dosy, whole syr
natural distractions
pure healthy blood mpas health hsppuas
ladies generally adopt hs Of @ ndisine would
fsresssnqeng disease unappno them asn ezssa
health so9d take he snee Of cheek would
long life naoad Of cn abort BY disease de miserable from
continued suffering and affection A. that critical period termed tina
tgrn ols which often attendant with danger Buz
gsrsapara found beneficial ALI aden
preaching should bo sppraed THU fact aud
nf IL In snealc
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GRGEN OAKS HOTEL pila,; -,1..-

ih's famed aud popular Summer Retreat faIlv ssM
& the Southern country
,a, ~. her JOHN B. PRADAT
one mite dlalar the village Biloxi will be opened
on me dat o. June for the reception visitors, ~
"a oAhs s too we'll known notice.
yeas me popularity Of the establishment; steay
nsasMg Inc many natural
water prospect on the Lake, receiving The pus sa
itom the Gu have not failed voraby the
nav Orleans aiobe and surrounding country
and Winter me have
my htitIAHD ROOMS throughly
nea up and SAIL BOATS wIbe al te
Vsito.ss Tree Of ebarge--Also, CLARET at Dinner ~
SAtSxlASES md hOieS Els
10 aation the celebrated New oeana engarad
anu All may be expected twice every week.
~ishihg 10 stop at the GREEN
the Hotel. w ~ ''Na p shs WaEri oil
"a, w.. ....TEhhS.... s..=...a.
& Ahu servants aI.nTlea I'M
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-DEV. ELANAgAN ptNpgnnR n q


a NHOIGE WINES AND LIQUORS.
the vintage Of 1875 res 1907 aud 1895
aud quaiiiieA.
WlSSoa Reserve, Pahetnbo, South Side
aoIa D1f Gordon Harmony Nephewa Sherry Old ;S
aHdSpaIkng Hook Creme Bo1Ey Fieu sey eidsicL
sny White Wine Gafet in
ees,oi sill qualities.
HolandGn Crox Hmm Irish Old Roanoke
and Old Rye Whiaky Brandy sra IN luce Codisla
tgerydsscrpti0a Berlin tious
aheterms DO found for cash or city paper.
800 eaEkh4CETERAHd ALE, in pnts and quarts.
nf'Ne sEEELL T. TAYLOR, IL Royaletreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-11

NyfNE WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. ga
a. E.A. TYLER So CAMP STREET, constantly on Nh
band, receiving by every arrival GOLD LEVER fS
DUPLEX CYLINDER WATCHES, Of all the resi- Ssas8
makers,
Aiso,FoB VEsTaud sUARD CHAINS sEALa asKEys ns.ers
variety.
GOLD PENS. PENCILS, TIIMBLEs BucA LES, ETC.; FINE
BRACELETS, BR09CaEst NECKLACES RINGA, sILNERWARE,
SPOONS and FORKS, LADIES, CASTORS CUPS. PITCHERS,
TRAYS PLATED CAsToRs. TEA SETS CA&DLEsTICRs, URNs
RICH FANCY GOODS, LUBINs FINE PERI
with grsa sarty 70 mention
Also, SPECTACLES with Shell bowsdfraes,
and aasss Of TORS, constantly
7hhsad and fitted to suit the otico. NIL II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-11
+ SLAVES--SIAyES.

GLAVE DEPOT 1863 GRAVIER q "a
~ STREET.-THE undsrsgned has hand and will xA ~
keep constantly sale for eitbsr Cash City Accept No.
ance, full assortment Of SLAVES. consisting Of NE 2
CHANCES Of all descriptions HOUSE FIELD SERVANTS
Having leased the threestory dwelling No. 1853 Grayler ot
pose tho Varieties Theatre he
adeYh and their Slaves reasonable te as be Obtained
the city.
W Particular attention will bs paid esnsgnments Of Slaves
THOMAS j. FRlsBf, 100 Grsvier street.
r o fe
Felowos Coz Curry Person j. G. Ricks Col Richard Beck
j. q. Cocks d Co.. Watt q DsS nuilus.
n. H.The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for likely YOUNG NE
GRoES. TILE. nj d&WIy
TAT EGR0ES FOR SALE.--We will receive a.,
md ,ter fer se in aisw dsya vol fnown stand
No. GEAVER choice we'll selected AA
loss Of VIRGINIA ssa KENTucfiY NEGROES. ~,
Ws the OF low sess purgbsers
assured will not be deceived III Negro SSH
n Bw employ Brokers, sc the profits good Negroes i'll
insti " the axperts. es d. M. MATTHEW'S,
uisH G. NJ, RtgTHyHSn