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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18
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-FOUR DAILY TRAINS.


First Train-Igatning Express leaves Cincinnati at
o'clock Passengers by this train connect To New
York, Boston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, punLirk tleve
land, CrrsLe, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baliitn"re
Washington Cty, Wheeling, GAINESVILLE, DC Stopping
between Cincinnati and Cleveland. at loveland, Nor
row. Xeril, London, Columbus, Delaware, CARING
ton Gallon, Crestne, Shelby, New London and Uraii"h
only. -.
second INSTRUMENTATION Express leaves Gin
cinnat at - ecock Passengers by this rain con
meet to Cleveland ieep at Cleveland, aud resume at -
81 a. m Ia DunkirK ,,a:!alo, New York and Boss"iD,
Zanesvile beeling, Wilmington, Washington Iiicie
Wilt. Lebanon. Tni+ train stops at all way -ttions
Cincinnati and Clev Gland, ami between tincin
natl and Washington Except Flag Stitions-stopping
only on proper signal or q tee To Conductor.
Third Train-Lcale Cincinnati at ; ~ O'Clock p III
Passenger: by the Train Connect ." iI'""'9, Cnii
'~>'usT'iIEron, wilmington. Iebanoi, DC. ibls
train stops at al Nay stations between Cincinnati aud
HiilsboTo', and between Cincinnati and W ashngton
Except Branch Hill AMI Linwood at TIrnpikc)-stop-
ping prop, signal or notice IN Conductor.
Fourth irain--kvening Express, leaves Cincinnati AT
O'Clock Passsn by this train connect t. New
for,, Boston, Niagara Falls. Iiiao, Dunkirk, Cleve
land, Lebanon. de- This train stops at all way stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag Stations
Stopping only proper signal ice To Conductor
sunday tram To Columbus at y 80 O'Clock p.
ri FSprngheld Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroad will take
6 Il. IA. and p. trans.
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We only wish everybody would come and examine
this stock "a there was never anything here before like
1t. (jln9S) WM. LONENThALi IL co.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS tt. M3GHEE,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION

W ESIEhN FKUDUtE AND UtNEhAL tUMMISSIUN
MERCHANT,
81 South William street, New York.
DElNG long established with extensive connection
ia the above business respectfully solicts
of all kinds Western Produce which will receive
immediae and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made Oh all shipments when required by
}. II. MAfEH y.Fhsy ffiIc1i Ind
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MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON,

BOOTS, srOEs. HATS, BoNHETs. &C.
FRESH SPRING GOODS
NyTE have just received $50 packages of our Spr Nc
w purchase. which we are opening. consisting OF
Philip Allen ~ Sons, Globes, Sprague's, DunneIs
Harrop's, Clydes, American, Cocheco and Merrima
fancy coored, solid black and mourning Prints French
and American fast cold rich fancy Lawns; domestic and
foreign oil cold plaid Gnghams elegant styles OF Der
reyes black Silks, great ETY. of Pant Stus. Linen
weollen and California God-miSed CotoBades plain.
plaid and fancy do; gold mixed tweed COangs Linen
do plain and twilled black wooen do various styles OF
Ticks, beached Musins fine brown do, blue and brown
and cold Drills, De inns, NanKeens, York Coatings,
Shirng Stripes Checks furniture do, furniture Prints,
plain black woolen Doeskins and Cassimeres, black
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens, A Sheetings, } do and
Bagging &c
We will constantly be in receipt Of goods during
the entire Since these goods have arrived
chants burning daylight ard losing freight in going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
Goods he manufacturers and their ents, and
hut them sell lower than II is worth the at
tenton of any person interested in American Manufac
lures call and examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs of prints. Here You will greater variety
the best Prints in the country, than any Agent
New York Philadelphia offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade TO examine stock
feeling assured that the stles and qualities of goods
will the the closest buyers aud will CON-
pare with any of the size in the country Give us
a call. mill
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18
THE NEW YOxx CRYSTAL PALACE
FAILUREI

MOT that we me IN say the Exhibition in New York
n failure; no there were very handsome things
of all Nations exhibited there; but the expectation
through the whole country and particularly in Nr York
great that many SSre-keepers intended to make
fortunes IN year laid in heavy stocks of the finest and
best Goods-and consequently. that our homelOving
people did like spend their money blythe bushe
stad at home and many Of those foHuneseekers had to
fail and give up business.
our Buyer in New York who Is ALWAYS the lock
out for good bargains, our customers know had
a couple weeks ago. good chance In buy whole stock
OF FANCY DRESS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
far reduced prices, which offer now sell as low
anything here before.
The articles, 100 numerous 10 mention, we only will
do in part, viz: A fine assortment of
LINENS;
DeLAIN rs, plain and printed;
PRINTS,
JACONETS:
SWISS MUSLINS;
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HOPKINS q READ are now receiving their Spring
Stock OF Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil CIoth, Mdtngs,
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses aud Window Shades, To
which invite the attention of the citizens of Evans
Vile ard the neighboring town. our will be
more attractive this than and will offer
greater inducements Cash Buyers than ever have
done Our stock is open to all, and time will be
devoted To the people. Iapl-2md
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'Ths TO certify that Mrs. d. WooIsey has aNeh les,
sons of us in Dress Cutting after improved method
and competent instruct others in the art and is ca
pale a. Teacher to impart The Science in few hours
!, strurtion MR. 81 MRS. FORBES"
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS. ~
TNOSTER * BROW n have just been making large al
l. ditens To their former stock of Staple ana rsne!
Groceries, which swes IL to ofthe largest ana most
complies stocks be found anywhere. They would re-
specially call the of their friends ana dealers
their stock and p es as they to make
e. 20 their tate res, 10 buy i'm this market lapl2
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REMOVAL.
GEO. ID. WENCgsEEL.

MANUFACTURERS OF Japanned and Stamped Wares,
nl Water coolers Toilet Wares &c.. &c. having re
moved from the old stand, corner of Walnut and tear
To the n. w. CORNER RACE AND toLrHm. Tor seconn
ufacturng prepared to supply dealers on Derai
-,
Timers, Stove Dealers and others wiz mao erea,S
IN their interest to purchase their stocks direct from the
mandatory. -, -,
,anmc,ctnre,s oC TIMERS MACHINES and TOOLS.
as to be constantly supplied. Among when VIII De
found NEWLY INVENTED LABOR sANiNG i,S
which can be seen in operation All oil whlch "hi DC
sold at manufacturers prices. .--,,,,
sn1o-and&w n w. cor, Bace and Columbia SITS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18
STOVES! TIN AND COPPER ESTAB.


e. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm Of Scantln
E-I a. Paryin, has returned from Princeton and TAX
tss&v en- up his residence permanently in ciry.
twhere he will devote his personal attention all
branches oftheir business Mr.. s. would call the
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They are also prepared to do all sorts Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work Steamboat
work, ~c.. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the style.
Can ~ the store OF SCANTLIN d PARNIN..
novl4 Main steel. bet First and Second.
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COFFEE house AND RESTARAUP,
6atsr Street. merit Insurance Company, EUGRS ellie, Ia
HENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
IL taira IN the three story brick house, between In
suranee CO. Office and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
Npin the best tyle and nc is prepared 10 receive his
friends and the public, aud accommodate them in the
best manner. His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors, Wines and Aies, which, with other refreshments
80 gttfatWays keep good
riety of the best brands of Cigars.
Attached to the house IS BOWLING SALOON, with
two dne Alleys and every mmOdatOn requisite for
such place.
Also a BILLIARD SALOON, with TWO excellent tables,
with India Rubber cushions and Saloon t up with gas
dec9-taDrl
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TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS, AND
COUNTRY MERCU ANTS.
iyloIyd&w

TIME undersigned have IN store large stock Of
l. Drugs. Medicines Chemicals, Oils, Paints Varnish-
es Dive Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes,
c. oc., and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the and Eastern markets. which they
are determined to sell at small advance.
ouraricles are all selected with great care, and war.
rantedto give satisfaction as to senuineness quality ana
price.
Surgical instruments, Trusses Abdominal supporters,
and Shoulder Braces Of the most al proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock consisting OF
Plates Cases Chemicals, &c, at small advance from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Milers Fine Cut Tobacco, and choice lot Of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages. Seeds and Fountains
Merchants and dealers will please call and examine
stock when in the city. aud all orders will be attend
ed 20 immediately and carefully packed.
A,Irx H,rtocK HAIIOl.k & SI0lUARp.
ai!1' ~ 'bheJDaep,t Wholesale Druggists,
Oct. . IT Main street. the river.
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BACON,s rTERCANTiLE CoLLEGE.

y
He undersigned has removed bis Mercantile SVi
lege - his new building, northwest corner vi " al
nut AMI sixth streets, where he has lifted up sp
SUIT OF rooms expressly fot his busnesS-havlig spare
neither pains expense ia making them IN every 70
.peet the most 'nyenient and pleasant school no IN
In the United States.
The plan ad opted in teaching combines practice with
theOry; insiea OF using books the pupils are exercised
In ISng original entries Of every day business t-ans-
aetioas joarnazing, posting. balancing accounts open
Ing closing Of great variety OF different sets OF
books, both for partnership and individual business
where the business has besu prosperous and
snls qlai lug the student Tor entering INTO he prac
cal duties Of in Kind Of business.
Tne Of instruction will consist OF DOU BILE EN-
fkH BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
OF trade and mercantile accounts. viz Wholesale, re-
tal commission, exchange, banking, manufacturing.
skipping, Individual, partnership, steambOang, and
Dund conplny business: commercial calculations,
practical penmanship and Lectures commercial law.
also lectures on the SCIENCE ofaccSunts custom OF mer-
chants, etc.
In adaion to ths regular course of study the under
sig ed mas made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
bnow, Esq Hon. b. StOrer, Prof. G. ". Wright and
other eminent Lecturers - delivers ofectures
on the subjects Of common law, history OF commerce.
political economy connected with commerce. chem
tstr' as connected with commerce. aud othef subjects OF
great importance commercial point OF view, never
before iRtr duced any Mercantile Coll &c IN the u
States Pupils are instructed Individually, anu not ~
classes that may enter at any time and pro
ceSu ~ the fAlio o. their capacit! anu assoull!;
Public examinations had Though pupils are eN'
amined privately II they desire W when the student un
dergoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the P:n
eipal assisted by commit &c OF Praeueai Accountant
an Business N5nJ and Diplomas awarded to those VINO
are deemed worthy Of them.
course can be completed In from six to ten weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing everything
In his power to advance hi. students and make them
tive Acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable him TO procure situations Tor those
sirous Of obtaining them.
TERM~:-For a fun course Of lessons in Book Keep
log, Writing, Commercial Calculations. Commercial
Law. Sc., SO (oet2-dSwlylR. ). BACON. Principal
q. SCHIIITT & STARK,
UPHOL TIERS ANDPAPER HAN GERS
t. M. &
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REMOVED.
a SECOND HAND ROLLER FOK sALE
TRUNKS, TRUNKSll

lust received per Statesman fsuperfne Travel
- ing Trunks, containing fun assortment Of Coats
Pants and Vests also CustOm-made white linen and me
rno Shirts, which will be sold cheapat
fcblS MACK A. IORENSTINE'S.
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GLOVES. NIITTS. &c.

GLOVES. UITTS. &C.
oPhiAS & READ have Jas opened a choice stock
Il OF Ladies' and Kisses Kid II X, Isle aud Thread
Gi"Nes- visited silk Mitis fine Lise Thread Gloves,
Open-work do; also large variety OF ChdreB's Mts,
gloves and Hose, which will sell low. Iap3-2md
RUGGsES.--Just received and for sale cheap, two
- new Top Bugges, Eastern manufacture.
ap4 WOOLskY A. NELSON
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ELEfTkO.GALVAN KINGS,
~ celebrated for the of rheumatism. Tie DOlo
~ reux, Neuralgia, Headache. deficiency of Nerves
and Physical Energy, q c., &c. for sale by
mhfu HALLOC & ST0DDARD
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OP For all Information and Through Tickets, aIp'l
the Office, south east of Broadway and From
streets. n al the DrpOi, Cincinnati.
W. 4. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
Inhia 2 ". STRADER. q neral Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MRS ID. WOOLSEY Second street, takes this method
MI ofinformnz the Ladies' Of Evansville and vicinity
that She has made arrangements 10 cut ann nj dresses IN
The latest and fashionable sty aud also quail
fed to Civ instruction the Ladies' in the ar, 10y the new
method that has lately given much s3ttsacuon, by
Mr. 81 Mrs Forbes i'm this and other cities, from whom
she received the following
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RAILROAD CONTRACTOR.


A No BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels O.
~ Iron work Of any description, can be accommoda
ted promptly at establishment. We challenge tn,
Western Couutry 10 produce a SMITH than tht
Foreman of our Smith shop.
mhT7 q. n. EGGLESToN q CO.
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CRESCENTCITY FouNDNY.

M are now turning out some of the most complete
w Engines, and other Machinery built in the
West and at Cincinnati prices rnot lower All psrsons
wanting anything in line, will nd to I'll cir interest
To call and examine work.
mhl7 G. u. EGGLEsToH & co.
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RICH FANCY DRESS CoOpS

CARPETS AND FLOOR oil CLOTHS-A large
assortment OF Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths just
celved- Our OIL Ilo-hs from to Is feet wide
Stair Oil Cloths also.
COLBURN & HERSHBFRGER,
apt Fosters Block, Fret street below Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-18

SWISS MUSLINS;
CURTAIN MUSI1NS;
KIDGL0VES;
DRESS SILKS;
SHAWLS,
And the largest and best assortment Of
ENGLISH HOSIERY
FINE FLANNELS;
BED TICKS;
BLEACHED MUSLINS,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels =. February 2.

ST CHARLES, Davis Dir Fennsr TapPan Green
leaf r n Allen, Couiens JoneF c Johnson II
Mills Mr. Green James Ameh Donegan, Ala; Wi,Ansob
Dalton Watson, M Watson sud Patrick
lady, Mics Patrick Robertson Chas Smith, w Lemon, b
Hamilton W Smith and lady La; spragns, A Graham
Y; Wright, Wentworth, Ohio; hrsJ sedden and
children, Calhoun and servant Marshall Ransom
Ga Claiborne Danvill S Polk, Mas Bed
1nyer, N o; r Breekeubridge. C S.
ARCADE HOTEL. J shanks Calbsrson, Ths wlson
Rchard John Bob Crsel, JONES' Climea
Wright c Holman F Philips, Texas Adams. Gotdy, J
Smith, Csnson n CUSTER W Donnell NO Barbour,
Embree McGraw. toz j., Me- Rtiendeison Haehstt,
mo- + Roberts, La.
ST. LOUIS. Borgousa West NO Jones' A; Geo
williamson La
cry Sec Lake, holland jr Lansr ieiaphnl Cream,
Miss Screw Ala; Mrs NJ and II Garrison vii.
hanson, = Billings L Parish, Asser q 9 Wilson,
Oliver II Mathew NJ Wood, Lii; Wiley Williams Teun
Parker Wallace, Ky; Payne, Jones, Rake, Y;
J NJ Aacas, Cuba; Bass,
VERANpAH 81 Underwood Doty, AIiss Hill, N " Capt
Tw Irwin, II Perry G W Green, Stuart L N Lanes NJ
swartoeady, NO @ Wright. n NJ Hopkins Texas; Clement
Wells M Wrsht p Mepde " 4 Douglas, La " Imsam
Robson Mo- ] Dannis r Tanner Nj Wing In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03
a Crowd.

A crowd right under our editorial windows,
and such crowd An instant ago the reigning
novelty, the paramount wonder of the day, drove
up to the banquette, and brought his marvellous
dog-team to a stop. A little wagon, perfect in
all its minutie, drawn by couple of thorough
bred Newfoundlands, as black and woolly as
any of the sons of Ham that run after them
with harnesses of beftting Lilliput ianess. form
ed the attraction, and it drew to itself the won
der seekers on the street as rapidly as q magnet
draws up the particles Of iron filings which are
placed near it. One instant the walk was
clear-the nextit was thronged and crowded.
The halt Of this travelling phenomenon was o
signal, more instantly responded to than any
put down in the books of the army or navy.
Squads of outlying urchins, from all nations
under heaven, and of negroes lingering about
their tasks, obeyed its invitation and rushed
unanimously forward, in lines converging from
every point of the compass. A crowd was Gre
ated with that marvellous facility of composition
which has been noted ever since the days of
Horace. We looked down upon it with the de-
ing out the proportions which belonged to it,
In vain. Sand never shifted more quickly in
an hour glass-water never changed place more
rapidly in q running stream.
The aeeretions at one point were compensated
by the droppings off at another, though in JUS
tice to the watchers we must say that they stood
and gazed as if seeing a marvel equal to
&c Joshua's moon at Ajalon." The head of the
crowd was,.undoubtedly the dog team. Its body
Ihsta tnna} on, 10 daf,r
discovery and analysis, but comprised an
| amount of dirty linen which would have rejoieed
three Washerwomen; fraternizing most demo-
cratically with clean shirts and real broadcloth
| A couple of boys on horseback halted at the
outside of the show but were speedily routed by
| Young America, jealous of their superior adj
Vantages, by sticking pins into the horses legs
AMI poking sticks into the animals sides "A
sober gentleman carrying an umbrella endeay-
ored to discover the meaning of the matter, but
left in evident indignation when his corns had
been we'll trodden upon. A man by no means
sober made plunge toward the mystery, but
was uneeremoniously dropped on to his nose
| Young America got finally at the kernel Of the
thing and knelt down and played with the dogs
Men of advanced age stood beyond, uncertain
whether the boys or the dogs were the most en-
titled to observation, and bought up the brass
coins and columns of rhyme which the dog driver
sold at a dime apiece Africa stood on tip-toe,
outside ofal, eager to enjoy the sport or see the
sights and was finally gratifed when dogs, driver
and cart, crowd and all departed.
| And when all had departed and left not a
| vestige behind, Dan Rices many-striped stream
or, bearing o horse rampant emblazoned on a
field of sable, waved as grandly to the breeze as
| before.
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THE .nEW FORK WoR1Ds EAR.

pha ar... s.h;,;t;a- = ~ ,.a,,,.. = =,
80 sfess ,A'''pls,0n u que INDUSTRY u al
na Law nn'on Mas e1nhieneeu, continued
an 's 1, " ailuef tIe euspi1es oi rev
New l0i =, me1oasaes' mas nhaiiy come 10
= sa0se, ~ aa M'ii 80 Aep. open aef
son.e seshs .o.' /. puo 90 iat a. s''e eAiss.
' enoo = ens sssoesaeloh as concerhea anu AIS
oiisinal o9seess aafessea 'ne 4reas fsAhlpitlon
= Z ''iits y eie pase,
4 w. ~ l,nl'A'ioh anu = ''aiiafe; lne pro.
leosors hoe ohiy copieu ehe hohaon Worlas fafr
Dus oppiea ~ WIN soel oistin''hess IN outline
YOU. 10 " lesase az i"e" ossipie eae sas
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NEWS OF THE CITY.

Board OF ALDERMEN.-A special meeting of
this body was called for last evening" but quorum
being present no business could be transacted.
,Losr.---A little girl, probably, five or six
years of age picked up yesterday evening wandering
about the streets Claiborne Market She is at pre-
sent at the First District Police Office.
Fatal. FALL.-A man named Joseph Smith,
while engaged in driving piles yesterday at the mouth of
bayou st John lost his balance and fell striking in such
manner as to break his neck and produce instant death
Deceased native of New York was about forty
years of age An inquest held and verdict of ac-
cidental death rendered
STABB1Ne.-A man named Michael Duffy was
stabbed night before last the the First Dis
riet by unknown person. who Immediately made his
escape. Duss life considered in critical condition
and he was taken to the Charity Hospital. person
named John Collins who is said to have aided in the es
cape OF the offender under arrest lin the police Jail of
the First District
BREACH OF TRUST.-John Adam Kuntze by
endeavoEng to comply with that excellent Scripture in
junction which requires to lend his cloak also when
only the coat is demanded, has found himself minus
pair of pantaleons and paleot He laid complaint yes
erday before Recorder Ramos and warrant issued
for the arrest of individual named Charles vino is
said to have the articles in his possession.
RECORDER WINTERS CoURT-FirSt District
Thomas Nightingale arraigned this morning for ex-
animation, charge of assaulting and beating John
Keepers and his wife 1t appears difficulty arose in
poydras market between the parties touching the right
of ownership to certain chickens, and that failing to
settle the matter with words they proceeded to blows and
Mrs Keepers coming TO the aid of her husband they all
clinehed and had grand rough tumble rally in
the of which all sorts Of edibes made to fly
right and left coee-stand used for the purpose of re-
failing burnt peauiee, demolished and the fragrant
contents The huge boiler sent fzEng and seadng
upon the dancing legs of the eombatants who then
separated by policeman The affair was properly ad-
iusted by Recorder Winter yesterday morning.
A RERslfious skRyASr.--Biidy Ryan servant in the
family of Dr. Williams was brought before the Recorder
yesterday abnsing and threatening Mrs Williams and
assauing her with broom Her examination was fixed
for the 9Th inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-03

Dr. u. j. COKE, No. 80 Camp street.
nsr DR. E. j. CoxE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive use
nearly fifteen yea have by their ntrnHe merits acquired
unsurpassed eqused by similar North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF CoPAlVA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pc
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ sale by Drupgss generality ;.y o,t