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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09


chutanque Co Y Yesterday brought this City by Oet
Underh Second Dis Police Court to complaint,
preferred him ~ s Lucien Tufts Of this City ~
sppsrs that the i2h Of February 1885, Camp rsde complain
him with forgery MI T tried and
bonorsbv acquitted He alleges that Camp
,,ed W m rerurv in giving evidence in the The
onfr vas held by Justice bail in ~ so TO the
char
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FIRES.
FIRE N sToSE-srREEr.

FIRE sIOSE-sTREET.
About O'Clock last night fire broke out in the four
story brick building No II Sione-st, occupied by Mers
Smelling Devesu a storage warehouse. The buildns
was fed the various foors with bales Of cotton Th'
fire originated the third story, from thence commuat
eating tho fourth oor and in consequence Of the oI
window-shutters had made considerable headway before
being discovered The rcmen responded promptly to hS
ALARM but several hours elspsed before they couId
subdue the flames. The fire confined TO the two up
per stores The lower portion Of the building was great
ly damaged by water.
Owing TO the absence Of the occupants we were unable
TO ascertain the amount of loss insurance. The los
will not fall far short Of $1,000 and may perhaps exceed
that amount.
The cotton destroyed and dama9ei belonged 10 various
merchants. who had it in the building storage Th'
cause Of the fire could not be escertained.
FIRE ~ BRoOKLTy.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, fire broke on
i, frame dwelling house on the Hights ut the ter
mination Of Pinoapps-st., and the contents, gen
orally were greatly damaged before the flames could
be extinguished. 1t occupied by Patrick Nc
Kinney Policeman of the First District, and one OF
two other families who lost most OF their furniture The
building was formerly used baih-house but recently
converted into dwelling The total loss viii probably
amount TO about $780, upon which there small insur
auce.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Grape SuAWLS AND MANTILLAs.=HEARD. CLAPP

Co. No sol Gaudst will offer bargains in plain and
lroderd APE sHAwLs; will open THIs MORNING styles
Of black Of the latest style and made in tho
hesfm
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

M r,n1r1vTNr AsaiN,T JoES ". FoN.-rhe ehIrses
sss -ssia Icbu Teller Of the sessn,ls sas Tfsu
Ri ~ f..~ tvar.rt The fscf list th,t ns'ucu
tIs ir A---s Of Shout 81 sol N c1sh-havr
iesn risiy Sesssisd By The Grtnd 'aI o. hua5n Cgany
Cr, Ssrtrs wf-rfsses other .haa thoee eNnle efio m
tbs esss pfse before the Grand Jnr TIE TesS "a no iaa
nf n which conc the Jnry aid 70 have been a1A'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

lm@t NJ Tie prisoner and those who took active part
IN The riot did no; belong in the Seventeenth Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
- : r,acrrr coURr-Bsfore Jadss Hall

-. ~ otherwise Heritage; Charles W anon, ALIAS
Jon1 - fs. Boyer. with whom Edward Morton vs. "a.
S.It sea - 3, d sspsr.teJ yesterday placed aPon
go b.rses with eounteens soa dollar sAs snve
nisees ac u the Of the VaFsa o'asA Aas F7S'' ~
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SUPERIOR coURr-Befors Jsas. DuEn.

Button al, Ths HGdson River Railroad ConPaSy a~o.d
By the widow Of the late Nr. b., killed on tns @ @ vss
trscf 20 recover the allowing ner .onr
Hs.ree alleged bring scon for dssses ,s Of ras
az referred to- The Jury foand On ~ 4. n fr
thsr there negligence ths psTt ne ne d.rs
nhinr their cars proper HsE 70 Whether
sh,sd ,ud kee proper out They y. for painf
wss ne sI.senes on he part Of deceased or n'I ''
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fAdvertisemeni

The Picayune is again out with another OF those ad
mirabe Tbs week has OF Col BENTON 70 tha
life desire capital buraue on Oh Buons
style speaking they should buy weeks number Pnce eents
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

Yorrcr-The authorities of jersey City have sauset
es q b. pod upon the and sm7Poss tha hse Of ~1
vi b ro uru anv person detected IN hehins horse isany
Tree or ian pVosi in the CITY.
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Advertisement.
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Advertisement.
TRTssFs.-BgyJANIy'S BRAS

NewYok Worlds received BY BRADY Nos 05 and so
Brcadw.yin beth instances with SPECIAL coNNESDArIoS
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SPRING Tspss No. B Beesman rus weak from
eets radical than ell other Tre. IL s.s
back pad which does much injury the spine SIX days trial
giver.
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Annr.r ron GnAxp LARcrNr.-A mnn n.med john

ARREST FOR GRAND LARCEM.-A man hd1tu J"hu
Livingston w,s Yesterday arrested charged with stealing watch
and chain vsued @ together with money snd clothing tAe
value Ill the property Of Alexander Thompson residing
H.mou-st The prisoner found wrh pau OF the
property h possession. He taken before Justice boaFs and
rnr-n 4 frial
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL USIoS.-We understand
that nearly 600 cergymen from all parts OF the country
have their to the Secretary of this Society the
Rev. T. Atkinson, accepting the invitation to attend the
rst anniversary of the Union commencing tomorrow at
at the Church OF the Pilgrims Brooklyn. An attractive
feature in this great gathering is the collation. at the Man
sion House on Thursday evening" which closes the
cises Such an assembly is novelty in this vicinity in
Boston II not unusual. Ladies, glad learn
will not be excluded.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
Advertisement.


Inhalation Bedbugs Moths Feas Insects &c For sale a, Cos
TAR's ExTERNSAToR Depo- No. fs Broadway T. at l2e
package Nhole'ele and retail
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ri q eor-obTiou o ~. sa'd ss' Tins sne On q. 0ceos
thf Bows called the salsaIrag esabs tnent ~
Mr Nsy cd wihd b. ushi for a~ousi@rsssn The st a.
saiytss akns ooh Ike sod so sasss he srsani made
apsopc5u Mr. Sslsafiss dollar aud cerej
him 3 r housssd Mr. MAY gave aornsiin % hs Nsshsi.
Nho s hsis u crs De Angf and Horton
Who tod My 60 ard r.lvsnire peca Brown hoasts
nodded from sh rrc a. made BY which
Brown ard the Others arrested. ACT t chssed the othr
connected With cls fosni IN the
c Of krnwn ~ house BY Mr. Wfsoa in Tify eh
s.. but sad tAso f0ana there. ihe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
CITY ITEMS.
METEoROLOGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
From Ot.ytaons BY Standard Thermometer al No Chrmbri
JOHN c.. "A. ROXKBTTt
1854. 9AM I2M 3P.M.
May .......................5 %. %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
A Inev,r al covered fra, .se w.. bo,,..s

A. never dcovered that she wss hoss,d
og,.tcq by emhefs' be canvas e1sh to mass her
a ,bL he h. enough se; her lao port, nuel
oHs.'isF :. cogr-G,n A%sI'ra ga ''r"'r wh ai'
5 NO & HE II aT ~ & S S s9, S @ & se VIA oIS az a. 3 t en-
Peter Hogg, being duly sworn, says: Direc; examna-
Did you engine AID machinery Of the Falcon. So
a lie dd in 1916; ii. s,ery superior eune; su r the firm
How long ought ,ueh engine last in eou:uu. with
Ppe ei5s nSaSs sFd s'Ie,In Ieng oe tim. with
s' she csl1ed repairs ' :, your @ forodsy
long the engines of the cunard and Colin, steamer.
been in usel
Do yop the condition the Facor engines When she
won't 70 sea last
g Wore the the Falcon originally from Iron witch
North River boat aid built Cor the purpo Of testing theory
They were experiment Ju there was 10 noy
city about the ensne they Of tried approved knd they
made carry very hiEh pressure pound
Archer GuiOn, being sworn, SAYS:
w you 0 'He h' OF ooi'H 0''''a Of the Neptune ''
@ Did you repair the Falcon ias. win,erl
cbe subject to the snpornenee Of the Chief the MAJ
steam ship Company. His name is skidmore.
In what order were her engines when she left this port 1871 Of
A. Tie e sire good order when she e the eablhen
Were they good substantial ensine for safe
coeas@Te5Q DID yoa easmius Critically tie valves 50 a.
' bed d esn $ fSU1S 50 a to & @ % in oil s g1
sw the valves when they brought to the ship and
Q Do you know you put do thi,
1d' rhey S reIs s' sd @ IN PeIS ISS. eT first turned
m ,h a. nsr, p tG the true point end ssn pm INTO the seats
Henry b. Renwick, witness for the prosecution recalled
q How does expansion affect the st of the ,sl,el
If ihe snde Grand. more than the ehe-t and the spindle
most the valve will 1T tighter tie pobsbe. are that both expand
ing together the would have upon the e.
And here the Court adjourned to meet this day, Tues
daYl at 10 A. Nj.
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SUPREME coURr-osxra.l rrsx.

viii he BE- Thurdey T. cre Msssrs Blansnsa sh~s
and Jo hmscD The Judges will Thursday
. oton which parties By eors-n, may wish TO argue
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-NOsO,y-Before Judge


Margaret Burke tried for having. in company with
robbery the Of John w. Bras
e fon whom they s,oe s5 IS pair q gloves and deed
o The convicted her Of patti larceny ony aad she
ssntrpceA 10 he Peuiteatiary Tor sin months
David Jackson colored ied ard c,ed Of Grand larceny
In stealing goods from Mr. Brown OF hlmsi
caught him in the acL State Prison three wears
james Co,n convicted Of having ssuitet Legt
Fierty OF the Police with largo clasp knife While he
suppressins disturbance ct No S eenire sea
was deferred.
Thomas Lynch was acquitted charge selling liquor without
license Ninth Ward Thomas Bayart ued OF
charge Q burglary in the third degree. - ,
John Golden and rgTek tod were tried tor ssee'ns M.l
sud battery and the prisoners were re-
mandea for
The Court hen adjourned FOR the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

NEw-MEMCo.-A letter from Taos New-Mexico, dated
March 30, 10 Hugh n. Smith, Santa Fe, says:
Company is nearly wiped out. Sixty dragons fought
hGhpaches about five miles east of Senequa the road
90 Poors and the foot of the mountain the road
from Taos TO Santa Fe About thry-fye killed and
seventeen wounded Davidson wounded, the First
Sergeant and nearly all the best killed. We
start in an hour bring the dead bodies. Blake goes
with about fifteen sodiersall that left here and oil
the Americans that he raise The Mexicans
oiced."
We are indebted TO the Governor Of New-Mexico, who
arrived here Monday morning, and who received the
letter yesterday for the information Il is authentic,
the letter written by Quinn, of Taos Senator of the
Territory.
The dragoons doubt, fell into an ambuscade and
this fatal result followed. There but about hun
dred and fifty warriors Of this tribe. They but rowing
thieves robbers and cuthroats that only be disposed
of by hanging Louisville Ky Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

The Board of Aldermen had long and tedious session
last evening From report of the Special Committee on
the reception and presentation to Capt Creighton, OF the
ship Three Bells in to resolution of inquiry by
Alderman Hcrick it appeared that the reception snu-
box framed resolutions &c, the City not cent Al
derman Blunt having literally defrayed the expense him
self The Mayor rcnominated the pr sent officers of the
Croton Aqucduct Department. the terms of these gentle
men having expired. The subject was referred to COM
mttec.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09


GUARD TO THE NEw-YORK MILrrARr.-A presentation Of
testimonial to the different companies of the New-fok
Military who entertained the Boston City Guard last fall
in this City took place yesterday in the Astor House at Il
o'clock. The testimonial consisted OF series OF resoiu
tions expressive Of thanks to the New York City Guard
Capt. T. T. Ferris the First Company of the National
Guard Capt Pressinger; the Fifth Company Of the
National Guard Capt Spagh and also TO the Mayor and
Common Council. The proceedings commenced by Lieut.
Allen of the Boston City Guard introducing Lieut. Porter
Of the same corps, who, in short and appropriate
speech expressed his acknowledgements for himself and
comrades of the kindness and hospitality which they
received from their military friends in this City.
CAPT Ferris on behalf of the New-York City Guard,
made short address in which he thanked the gentlemen
Of the Boston Guard for the handsome manner in which
they thought fit the little attentions which had
been paid them the occasion alluded to- when they
called to mind the kindness which manifested between
the military bodies Of the different States they felt indeed
that this country could boast Of union in
than one.
Addresses Of similar nature male by Lieut..
Mclean of the NewYork Light Guard, ami Capt. Pres-
sopcer of the NevYork National Guard after which the
gentlemen partook Of an excellent collation. during which
Mr.. Stagg proposed the health of the New-York City
Guard which was responded with three lusty cheers,
ard appropriately responded to by josiah A. Walker,
President of the New-York City Guard.
Messrs. Adams & Co. have shown Us specimens Of the
now Three Dollar gold coin. They are very handsome
coin. and will no doubt be found very convenient.
The passenger trains of the Nsugatuck Railroad will
commence running their regular trips from Bridgeport CT
to Waterbury Tuesday, Mays and 70 Wnsted on FIJI
day, May II.
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocIArloy-The siIth
annual election of officers for this Association for the en-
suing wear was held at the City Hotel yesterday with the
following result;
HG SrEBpIys PresideHt James I. Brady, ]. P. Hal,
John McKeon w z. Chapman, and John Brougham,
Trrs,ers. r. H. Hadaway, TreGsErer; p. Z. Wemyss,
Secr,tcrs Direc.ors-G. Andrews, w. K. Blake L. =.
Rernsrd " b. Clarke, c. Fisher, W. H. Hsmbn, X.
Johnston d. La Manna H. A. Moore j. Moore, I. Pope,
]. SETON c. W. Taylor, J. b. Wright, W. d. BeNany.
YIsH-The Long and Staten Island shsd fishermen have
the las, two dsys caught instead of Shad in their gill nets
e,ornou. quantities of large Sand Porgs circumstance
which has not occurred for forty years supposed the
h has been lo in consequence Of the muddy state OF the
water. occasoned by 80 much rain.
little boy Of three four years yesterday sEayed
AWAY from the residence Of his parents at No II basf SIX
,eopbs He had on red and black check frock, cotton
stockings and patent leather shoes Any information con-
cernng him will be thankfully received BY ha distressed
Perens.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-09

Rum LdcrssKs-Thc process of licensing rum-selers for
e year has been resumed in the Mayors office and snow
brieky carried on there daily from 10 A. NJ to NJ The
Wards take their turns each being allowed two days Tor
the business The Aldermen and Police Captains OF each
Ward are present acting and experimenting in the bus
ness In the First Ward, Wednesday and Thursday,
254 licenses were granted The Second Ward licenses
were granted on Friday and Saturday Yesterday was the
first day for the Third Ward and 30 licenses were granted
large proportion Of those in the First Second and Third
Wards are Wholesale dealers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
.DesaiaaUigEe 8 Go.
NO. 8 CHARTREs STREET,

H Respectfully inform their customers and the public that FROM
THIS DAY they will ssl all WINTER GOODS
cent less than sr enable them 10 close their Winter
Stock N8
RICH PLAID DE LANES, =
RICH PLAID CASHMERE
FINE PLAIN DE LANES.
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES, 4i e
CLOTH CLOAKS AND TALMAs,
CHILDREN's CLOTH TALMAS, e&sS 8s5osa3
s5S EMB'D VELVET CLoAKs und MANTILIAs, 5.sl :
RICH SATIN DO DO
RICH WHITE and BLUE MANTILLAs,
RICH FIGURED BRoCATEL SILKS, iA
RICH BLACK PATTERN SILKS
nv RICH STRIPED New stylel SILKS, .s5s s5tsa 55
RICH PLAID tLarga and Smal) SILKS,
MoIRE ANTIQUE all eolors
WATERED SILKS,
a EXTRA HEAVY ARMURE ROYAL,
SATIN DE CHIME
BLACK DAMASKS, Of all descriptions
FANCY FIGURED SILKS. for Evenings, a. 81
CHANGEABLE and PLAIN DO do,
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIES, CHEhiISETTEs and SLEEVES,
COLLARS EMBROIDERED DRESSES for LADIES INFANTS
Large assortment EMBROIDERED BANDS; GuIPURE, HAII
TON, vALENcIENNEs and ENGLISH THREAD LACEs: BLUE,
PURPLE, GREEN, AAiARANTE and BLACK VELVET roe
CL0AKS; CURTAIN DAMASK, asserted qualities. ~
L. ! .,.,a45zy
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS. Rich and Plain.
complete assortment Of goods for FAMILY USE sueh as
LINEN DARAsK,
NAPKIN FINE RICH LINENS
NETTING, i1#7sz5 445
saEETNG, srn
BLANKETS, etc. etc.
good rssor.ed PLANTATIONS always on
hnu1. Jat o.
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HOiiday Presents,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS

HYD E & 00DRIC
tg- large apd.wsl asserted stock Of
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW FEdR GIFTS
having waited Eaope during the Summer
enabled ehoce ysrod assortment FOREIGN NOV
RLTIEs, such 8
RICH PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND;
JEwELRY endless VARIETY OF ARTICLES OF TASTE
from PARIS; -
TERRA GOTTA WARE, DRESDEN, PORCELAIN BORE
MAN GLASS from GERMANY;
ENasELEp WATCHES Of unsurpassed ansh and aer
euracy, from GENoAi
RARE and BEAUTIF uL OBJECTS III CORAL from NAPLES,
PAPIER MAcHE and INLAID WOOD. woRK BOXES, WRITING
DESKS, DRESSING CASES, TABLES, uoUEuR CASES,
JEWEL BOXES, ETC.. ETC. g5tE@
FINE PAINTINGS and PERSIAN sTATUARY;
ARTISTIC BRoNzEs, CLOCKS and cANDELABRAsi
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR MoLu, for Maa.sl and Ese
CIaamants;
RICH PEARL BRIDAL AND OTHER FANS;
IVORY, PEARL. SHE'LL. VELVET JaPANNED and ENAMELED
OPERA GLASSES;
GOLD THIMBLES, PENCILS, CARD CASES and PORT MON
NAIEs Handsomely Bound BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS in
French and English, GOLD MOUNTED CANES, FANCY
WHIPS and RIDING GLOVES.
Wchavs ao hand continually receiving from Manl
factory in the city, styles Of
aILvERwARE.
all&s such --5... 5=.
TEA sad COFFEE SETS, WATERS.
PITCHERS, GoBLETs, .'@
ours, BUTTER COOLERS,
SUGAR BASKETS. PRESERVE DISHES,
PUNCH BOWLS, cRuMB seRAfERs,
PIE and ICE CREAM KNIVES aad FISH cARvERs,
CASES OF DESSERT KNIVES and NUT PICKS,
And variety Of similar s'telss suitable Tor USEFUL well
HANDSOME GIFTS.
tS- For sale by .-.
HYDE s. GOODRICH,
Corner Of Canal and Royal streets,
d7o Spill Sign Of tho Golasn Pelican.
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' OUR COLUMNS.

Our columns are 90 crowded with advertisii Y
fesors this morning that We are compelled y !
omit al our editorial and other matter not i'm
peratiyely necessary 70 keep The public posted
as to news. A complete catalogue Of city busi-
ness can be seen in our advertise ana we
think that readers IN general Will find in them
what Is interesting IS well as useful Should
the favors extended us thus far continue we
shall adopt some means to enlarge our space
and give more reading matter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
agllrnseunents s@big Nztaentna.

Sr. CHAR1.Es THEATER -- Miss Julia Dean
win appear the Countess In the Iasy Of Loves " to con-
scIude with Nipped in the Bud.'
DA1s RIcE's Meeting Of Dam Rice's creditors
at 8 o',.lock p (.
MA soSIe HAIL.. Grand Masonic Dress Ball.
SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE. - Peers Southern
Ethiopian Opera Troupe. 8 55 s
VAsNucHT's MUSEUM. ~ Wax Figures and
Curiositios, 81 ST. Charles street.
VAN AMBURGH's MENA AaERIE Wild beasts at
the foot Of Canal street.
HOLLANDS OI.YMr1c Mr.. ]. s. Browne aa
Johnston IN Fathers Love together with Bam
b,ozling and the 4 Alpine Maid.'' 3s si 3,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
afJearapbis pIspssebss 10 tie alailg Greseeut,
J3;xyeY- TnfayT;rtar10e

vlcKssuRe, Dec 25s steamers Kate swiney and
Nsw Lucy passed down at +. MON Sunday, thew. W.
Farmer 1t n the Hungarian at s. the r. NJ Kennett at
r.m and this r r. Kpball at O'Clock this morning, all
bound for New0rleaus.
YrcsssuRe, Dec 26The following steamers bound for
Neworeans bsve passed here since last The Frank
Lyon at - ast night, Flying Cloud at ., T. O. Twiche
at 6, Bpaker HIN at 3 and Matte Wayne at 10 o'clock
this .aorninz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27

YouNa BAcHELoRs MASK, FANoT DRESS AND
DREss BAIs--Ths Grand Mask, Fancy Dress and Dress
Ball which given at the Masonic Hall by the young
bachelors, on Monday evening" Was . very successfal
affair and passed off with mush eclat The attendance
larger and the music better than had anticipated
and it would be dcut name any festival Of the kind
that has been complete and agreeable. We trust
the managers win see at to repeat their ball
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.ou1srANA srArE REa1srEa.-We are ind

i. LOUISIANA STATE REaIsTER, We are indebted
to 4. B. n. Hatch 8 Co, Publishers Of the
Baton Rouge Daily Advocate. for . copy Of the
State Register, just issued By them It abounds
with useful and important statistical matter,
and should be in the possession Of every citizen
Of this State. The work is very ably gotten up,
and reflects credit upon Mr.. A. w. Bell, the
compiler, as well as on the publishers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27

appropriate Christmas Presents.
8. N. WI cody
E Would hint to the LADIES particularly, that very suitable
Christmas may
bis establishment Exchange Place.
great variety Of
ELEGANT GOODS,
Just received for the OCCASION which will prices
sui. the timss.
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN SHIRTS, fom sa5 per dozen;
HALF DOZEN FINE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS ss per dozen;
HALE DOZEN BOYS, FINE SHIRTS, from sl7 per dozen;
HALF DOZEN JoUyINS KID GLOVES ustimportsa for se;
A HANDSOME DRESSING ROBE, from - TO $50 each;
FINE LINEN cAMBRIc HANDKERCHIEFs from o. rs dozen;
REAL BANDANAs AND PoSGEE SILK HANDkERcHIEFs;
A MAGNIFICENT cRAvAT OR SCARF. st all prices;
Boys HANDKERCHIEFS AND CRAvATS;
FINE SILK sUsPENpERs, from 81 a pair,
SPLENDID DRESSING CASES, from % each; = g.
WALKING CANES, from 10 cents to $40 eschj
DESKS AND WRITING CASES, from 81 10 sachi
PORT MoNNAlES of every description .z= z
SILK UMBRELLAS, with richly Carved Handles;
OPERA GLASSES, st ali prices
FINE HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS;
JULES HAUE,S fERFBMERY AND FANCY SOAPS:
TOILET ARTICLES COLOGNE WATER;
vEsTA, MATCH AND, TAPER STANDS;
AND A FINE DISPLAY FANCY GOODS,
tE PURCHASE YOUR HOLIDAY. GIFTS AT
s. N. M O OD VS.,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING EMPORIUM
CORNER OF CANAL STREET
dis spH AND EXCHANGE PLACE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
DouBL0ON AND BELLE KEY.

We are pleased to state, In reply to 6 Many
Turfites.', that the portraits Of Dossbloon and
Belle Ksy may be seen fof q few days at the
rotunda Il the St. Charles Hossi
These two celebrated horses asye just been
completed by the pencil Of M. Moiss, and were
ordered BY Governor r. o. Hebert, who u their
present owner.
It may not be out IF place here to say that
.Doasbloo,s started IL seventeen races and won In
twelve. winning, Id purses and stakes, $7 ,030 /;
thas he retired from tie turf ii his 4 u q. form,
attsr having sbeen d victor over Topaz, Repe-.
sss,x. RerY 0'y4fsys, Fanay G, cAarmer,
R,.5x. R;gadoon. and many cthers; that he ID
New Orleans daily crescent., 1854-12-27
.vga,srtee's Confectionery Estab.

.HYasss-tte's Confectionery Esfab-
iishmeat, @a5 ~
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
~ This we'll known esablshmens constantly supplied s
CHOICEST and MOST DELICATE varieties of
CONFECTIONERY, CAKES, 3@.
CoAIFITS, PASTRY ss a.
aud article relating 10 This particular line business
~ ordss fer Confectionery, Creans Ssrbs parties
and sorss falded with the greatest puncualy and
The Proprietor atters himself that
conducted and the excellence and variety hs him
continuance Of the pasronsge heretofore kindly him.
Attsehsdto the store ID handsome 8# ~
s A L @ O N, e4ssg7. 49,. :
where LadsB obtain REFRESHMENTS Chocolate
fee Ice Cream Sheihe Bavaroses Roman Funch, etc.
t He invites particular attention the eacy of his
PASTRY. daB aan,s.
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LABORATORY OF THE PROPRIETOR

LABORATORY OF TILE PROPRIETOR,
NO. 80 Chartres street, .NesD Orleans
@ The well known virtue f ths Vegetable Syrup,
OF the Breast Chest Lungs and Bowels esabshe
been tested for by such extensive patronage
would be d to dwell length its efficacy Cods Coughs
Asthma Bronchitis Inflammation Of he Throat Bowels
Splitting Of Blood, and whoopng Cough.
has been found highly beneficial IDnamrnaory
such Rheumatism. Darhea Dyssntery tsuner compliant
and especially In these cosne which, proper
tics 80 ofsen degenerate into confirmed Cholera
La all Affections of the Lungs ergng Consumption
found to prevent that dreadful
certainty truly
haa most the nature decided
that owing to its agreeable favor without d
Guilty children and it requires particular diet
g Prepared and sold At the oratoy Proprietor No.
Charrea street. New Orleans where large Of
DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES AND
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