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a''l 'FlFRANKLIN HOUSE,

Chesnut street, between Third and Fourth,
t's-..~ss' .1@ Philadelphia. .,su I.aa .lsispalU
: OLIVER H. r., Parker, Of Ohio. and y AAif,S
H LAIRD, of ,Philadeiph5a. bave leated lhs n''ove
we'll knwn and popular houses for term oi gears are
nsw prepafedto aeeommodalesneS's'hah'a ~ h'a'Hef e9e'
10 any ~ the city. , a., .,.S. - = 80 a, . . ..
rhe locaiipn 5f this house ia supeIior boany olher
being II imcdl0le prokiluy ohusSessi alsoi mos
hage where start tor all parts oil the city
The house having been put ln'tP9roagh repair, Ant
nav furniture added With many modern Improvements
will add much TO the conlort OF guests. no .aD.S
will Al all I,mes be supplied wilh Ape best me Riarke
sf,ris an nothing shall be wanting on our pnrt,
,nsss ne fRANk1.iN truly fraseier, Home''
sff'"''"S' PARKER g. LAIRD!
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Nn1icn.

.INUE undersigned, David J. Murphey, named
L above, he reby gives nutce, that letters OF al
minisrailun de bonis were granted 10 hm on lht
first ,lay Of February 1855 all orsOns therefore haV
ing demands against the deceased eSae VIII preseh
Ihe same properly atiesled IN or before the rsI day
of February, 1886, or abide by law ia this helal
u DAVID J. MURPIlEY.
Feb 28 s.. 2m ..4 ...f
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JULIUS STERN,

No. las NurIh THIRD street. doors abnve The Eagle
;s-....lu. LOicl. PHILADELPHIA,
uVXI HOLES lLE DE lcr IA Fancy dress Trimmings
Fancy silk B'miies, keeps cOt>u,HI.y ou hand II Ncri
ex,e.Iye assortment al Silks. Rbrnl~, lnCes, ,Emhrod
tritS, t!O~ crs. .Bnr Frames ,LnniH FIRING e,.n,sdes
goat Variety { "lher Fancy Gu0.!s. lie snhc;S 81
.ca,i lrm "'IIrv Merchants visiting The CIV and
them lLol they Will he sure lind any article
-llr',c nIriotrd, at the h,wcstlrlcrs.
.rc l-2m.
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Peh.S. 1854.

N,TEAM DYEINGamd SECURING: rs Ais-
- LISlINIENr.- Mrs. T.. W. SMITH, Wduw OF
Walter smith succe to john Juncs No. 2S North
FitIh street, between Market aId Arch, PhIIhdel ll;.
PIECE GOODS of every description, Dy ID 10 any
c0lnG. re- dressed, ELcd, and rel red
Ladies Wearing APPAREL of every description dye.
ia the most fashionable anu pernanent eO0rs, and lin
shcd in good style. 3D.. .N
MERIN0, Cashmere and Crepe ShawIs Table anu
Piano Covers, ceansed and pressed, without ludrn
the r1lOrs. -
POAGEE and Sikh Dresses re.dyed all colcrs, ana
waiercd equaltO new.
Cienemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed in supcri u
style. [march p, '54 ly.
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Cash Music and Piano Store
ma ,i..s-1 .r. sF 4..sl
- Horace Waters,
An NO.. 1893 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
-. aa. OnnOsition to the Combination!

IA, NO. 1893 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
.siS adl Opposition to the Combination! l.! .
dAdIJSIS- ali GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
tNsfsi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the combination Of
Ya.A%lN Music Dealers TO keep up the prices OF
NJ non-eOpyrght music against The interests OF Ma
>S live Composers, and their refusal to cx;end TO
MIR Waters the cOErteses OF the trade, he Is making
immense sale.-haeing abundant evidence that he has
aub!ic eountenanee and sQppnrI ia his opposition to
the vrrat monopoly and in his eff1rts 10 aid Native
Talent and adopt the National Currency. lisSOrk of
American aud European Music is immense, and the
catalogue Of his publications is one Of The largest
md best sceried in the United States lie has also
snade a Great Reduction in the Prices of Planes. Me
Sodeous and MuIicul Inst rumenls of all kinds SuFe
ror tomed 6B Octave PInOs for SIS, 500, and S225
interior ui as good quality and instruments as strong
and as durable those which cost $500. Pianos ot
every variety of style aud price. up TO 81 90, COM
prIsng those of Zen different manufactures: among
dhem The celebrated modern improved Horace alters
Pianos and ,tIe FIRST premium 1Enlean Pianos OF t.
Gnbert L Cos make Owners OF the H.OIean Pal"nt)
SecVai hand, PgaaOs at great bargains Prices from
$40 n Sf5u MelOdeOns lrOm Five different manuiac-
aeries includn. the weknOWn ). ID. 4 H. w.
Smiths MelUdcuns (luned the equal tempcramcntl--
Tine Besl Make lin the United States. Prices, $40,
$50 S15, 500 SIIj S23, Sl3j S5J. Smiths DOI-
bile BnTR Aelddeohs - o. Each Piano and MelOde0n
.auaranteed. The beStefmS 10 HE trade. SchUos. DC
i24 pen cent. discount Ia Clergyman and Churches
"a orders prumpIly attended to- Music sent 10 all
parls of the cOunry post paid, the reduced
-tieneFa and SeIert Catalogues and Schedules OF Au
= cal Instruments forwarded any address tree OI
charge. q, s.,..- ,. .. lMarch Z, lS55-3m.
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WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery EEOusc.


On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make it profitable 10 sell very Low Prices.
M TASON BROTHERS, 23 PARK Row, opposite the
1fI Astor house. New York, offer of the cx.
tensVe stocks and complete asOrtments in the country Of
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount Of Goods in line purchased BY country
merchants, is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods hardware, and other bills and this very cir
cusance absolutely cOmIes Obbers in the book busi.
ness, who sell time, 10 get larger profits rrdrr
make up for the losses and extra expenses necessariy
involved in a credit BUSH Of small amounts. II Is
also easy for the merchant TO make arrangements 10
buy his book bill for cash though II might not be
convenient for him 20 purchase hs larger bills in tins
way.
These considerations have led MS to adopt our
business, from this daIe January, 1854 the follow ing
principles, VIZ small profiS nnUdryiHg prtccs, and
QtwdyS cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers of number OF
the leading and most ertcnSiUdySeLng School Books
in the country well works in other departments
our facilities unsurpassed.
Call upon u.s. send an order, and jndge for your.
selves If the saving you make by buying of US for
cnHh rs worth while,
Our location is very central, aid easily found
Stand the Asl0r House steps and look straight for
ward across thc of the Park. and you cannot
avuir seeing our igns. Remember the name Is
MASON BROTHERS.
n
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Furniture! ! Furniture! =!

----. II IIOUN EK, Respectfully n
1aNW asssSssss informs hs customers OF Snil rna t.
Tzzsf9 1nd the p,ollc generally of the 20
~ county in want of Furniture, that
thew ill fml il greatly lhelr advantage purchase
nj his WarclouSe where they will fad large stuck
.ur the most modern styles To scicct from Fhe sub
,scrIb,r bcgs say ll his tc:l;cs To- manufacturing
and buying his mItpr;s iOr cash, and haV ing APP
lten ices hpI employing The bst Of wnIkmeu enables
hi N tu offer gre. Inducements 10 those want Of
really good Furniture low prccs he mt prefers
Ihe = Iumbe s;xpence 10 the SLOW shilling" All
gods b, dit al his WarCraomS viii he warranted al Il
a 1nIcnied for The country VIII he parked wh clre
and dISIalch. II. F. HOOVER,
- No. III South SECOND street, below Dock,
west side, rhIladrl phla
march f-3n
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Weighing less than - Ounces.

Weighing less than % Ounces.
For the Curc of Hernia or Rupture.
a CKNOWI EDGED by the highest medical
IA authorities of Philadelphia, lncomparably
superior to any in use. Suffer- RS VIII be grati-
fled to learn that the occasion Low offers to pro-
cure not o4rly the hghtest and most easy, but as
durable Truss as any other, in lieu of the
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold There is no difficulty attending the fit
tinc. and when the pad is located, 1T will retain
its position without change.
Persons at a distance unable to call OH the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent to any ad-
dress, hy rcmitting Five Dollars for the single
Truss or Ten for the double-with measure
round the hips, and stating side Affected IL
will he exchanged to suit If not lifting, by re-
turning il at once unsohed.
For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB H. NEEDLES,
Corner Twelfth and Race sts, Phlladelphla.
~ LADIES, requiring the benefit OF Me-
chanicai Supports, owing To arrangement OF the
Internal Organs, inducing Falling Ofthe Womb
| Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptic, Nervous and
Sninai Wea kness, are informed that compe-
tent and experienced Lady will be in attend
ance ait the Rooms, (set apart for their eXclu-
sive use,) No. ia, Twelfth ST., LIST door belo
Race. lSept' w. lo"4-iy'
FUasS! FURS! FURS !!
| lIElJiTti OFF'! SELLING OFF,! AZ The ole
i y stand No 81 Arch street. below Third the who
stock OF Fanc, Fifs belonging 10 the lat", and we
known firm 0 SohS BrOhiers, now belhg % SpS a. a. ~
ToJ. nrrns ~, order 10 close the estate This Is u
hest and best assortment of Fu that can be found am
cems,sls OF sable, Martin. Mink, F'lch squirrel au al
other kds Of fashionable. Fus. Ia CaPeS' ''''o'"'
' | Cuffs NlufIs, &c. &c.
Cail early and make you: selections o,,S
| .,.. = l,,o GrD, o( SOlis ISrOther
S'''' NJ TX Arch 81 betw cen ID aud Sd ST.,
= ~. ,sA ~ ~ phlladelrhi
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&. 9J -~ S
.t 1000 TONS No. l
NlIOrr EsHONDhatc OF Ei7llC.

NUDTr Phosphate OF EInlc,
| (EB itI'S original AMI grnrln@. wafgamlcd of su
IL rcnOr qalIIy. Ihr eaedPcsl mare ~ lhe wOriu.
Farmers ana icairrs suPpiicd al 10" lrices.
Extra quatly LaId Peas TER-jDUU 'mrrels Extra
luaniy IAN Plaster. scec!td Nprcssiy iur rr.
IIzIg uualIV. ~ OUO |l'I-hc same Iu bu.k.
1000 blrrels CaicIned Plrsler.
. $40 Cisug
100 DenusL
Peruvian Gl ANO-ThIs ariIcc We offer in conf
drnce customers equal 10 any IlnpOILcd, and
lar suIeiIO To any IA the rnI"het
jGUO bags ui this superior GulnO for sale at the low
market rates AlsO, Tslagunian GuanO, Poudrctlr
Ground Charcoal, &c.
.. G.. FRENCH & co.
At the Steam PIaster HilIs nnc York Av,nne
f'.. Crown and Culluwhlll streets, Phlade phIa.
March 7-2n "'
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EOTiGE:.

EOTfCE.
l. AVlNG been miumed 10y highly respectable gen
uemen from all paris 81 the Stale. that the impress
cr,;il. advertising my Font Hill Farm
iUr slr, my object umps private end
or Mas Induced 10y private muive 10 gam parIlcu
lar benefit and mi really in cccI IA sale.
Influenced by this Iui0rlnaIIUfI Lake tins method %
,nuuHncIng The public and determined IN
cHt!pu. AND WHICH SOW IS, tn make sale -
ae aforesaid Farm. Persons having ANY desire 10 pur
rha>e viii be sa.!ed by calling upon The Undersigned
DANIEL CUNMINS.
Font Hill near SmVrnf mae
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GS WJ- N TTa1 & B@

a. W-J -L%A I<2SsA & B@
TNilE subscriber, sole agent for The Peruvian Gov
Il ermcnt in Phlladcll ha, has large stock Of
PURE PERUVIAN GIANO on hand which he oilers
to Farmers and Dealers, at Ihe lowest cash prIccs in
lots Il suit purchasers
.-... IS j CHRISTIAN,
Soc Agent for the Peruvian Government, in Phadel-
phia No. IS North Wharves, and 81 North Water ST.
Jan u, '!,.3m
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FUasS! FURS! FURS
T1ISSOLuTION,

DISSOLUTION.
yTNHE Co.ParRershIp herelotore ekistlng unuer tue
Il firm Of CLEG0 ELliOi 1 % W. IN me low"
or Smvr,a is tins day dissolved by mutual consent
Phe bu,iaass and accounts of the late firm Will be
settled aud liqudaled by acknowledgement Therefore
oil persons having claims against said hrn VIII please
crescent and all persons indebted 10 the same VIII
,iense call and settle without further trouble
.r.u WILLIAM CLEGG g. h J. COLI.
a9 .H. ,r s ai CAlornies in fact lOr Samuel CleggJ
JAMES ELLIOTT, a&i-.dr
...-.---- JOSEPH HOFFECKER.
avg tAtpitidi Is aiBtt y0i nAHHl&l
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Nnficc.

90 ',i ,,si,',4.., a4"'. . Notice. .-ua s. a.a..
TIllIE HpaersigRes- DavId j. AlarIhey named above.
a hereDy gives IDtice. that Letters Ot AdWInIsira'
aion were g,ihed 10 him on The 2iIh DAY oil JanilRry
1853 al RefsoIs therefore aing demands againsl The
deeeased esale, wIl present The same properly attest
ed on er before the 2lti day Of January. 1886. OF
Hss = sff ''.''., ~ ~ DAvIDJ MURPHY
s.Fsb 81 1885, em. ~ ...,.''. '''
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FARMERS g. THRASHERS
Read ThiS.


McCormick's Improved Iron Beam Reaping
and Moving Machine, for lS55.-This machine
is warranted to Cut from 10 to 20 Acres of all
kinds of Grass or Grain per day, and do it as
well as can be done by any hand.-Price, $l55;
$50 cash, and the balance at months, with
interest. .... -...H
PITTS Patent Thrasher, Cleaner and Horse
Powers-This Machine is on Wheels, and 10
Warranted to Thrash and Clean, st for the
Granary or Market, one Bushel of Wheat per
minute.--Price $400; half cash, balance at 8
months. ..'..@. tl-. '.'' t'
Zimmrrman's Thrasher, Cleaner and Bagger.
This Machine will Thresh and Clean from
400 to 500 Bushels Ol Wheat per day, (accord-
ing to size of cyhnder) and is Warranted.--
Price, from $500, to S:340; half cash, balance
at months. Also, Endless Chain Horse Pow
ers and Threshers, Clover lIullers, Straw Cut
| ters, Corn and Cob Mills, &c. III s.
J Apply personally or by mail, to
| -. RICHARD T. ELKINTON, q
53 South Wharves, and lis South Waterst.,
/ Sept. 20, lS54-ly. Philadelphia.
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SAMUEL w. PEPPER
Register's Office,

,y..s .s.4 ''h D0y%r, Kent county, Jan. "a, 1855.
TIPON The application "i DayidJ. Murphcy. Admin
III istfalur OF Alexander Jones, lae OF Duck Creek
hundred IN sad uirty, dcce scd, it Is ordered and
directed hy the Register. thai the said Administrator
give hniiee Of 1he grniing letters of Administration
upon tho estate 0f the SAID decreased, by causing adyer
Isemcls ia he posted wiIhD Driy days from the daie
sG su1h lecrs ~ SIX vi ie public places of the
oconnty III Kent requiring ai per-ons having demands
against the e. tate To preseni the same ." 1hfde ny an
met Of assembly nv such case made an provided And
sIso cause tie be Ipseried the Delaware State
JOarlai, newspaper published in mingiOIi. Del
A nd IN the myr rna Fumes spaper published in the
Town Of Smynia. DEL. and continue therein two
sIu0ntlts. aa:i '.t''. +- 81
s-s.. .as,.i.s. GIVEN unser the hand and seal Of
SN6s6Et Office OF the Register aJOresald AT Dover
c.4HNEr4 Kent County aDEesaid the dny and year
.Nx6S N Efs aboSe written. t-lh ' -t+ "'i d
TsENxH s4 h. w. REYNOLDS, '''.'
09s6fsls'a99' asst .'.-.. 81 d. 20 Register
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FTLES AND RASPS.

FILES MD kASPS.
NEW STREET FILE WORKS, PHILADELPHIA.
'INIIE sub,erlbor Is constantly Manufacturing for
i WluleSiie and Retail, Files and RasIis OF every
description, and having been practically engaged in
The busn more than Thirty Years, can guarantee
his WORK at the lowest prices ..-..'
Manufacturers and Mechanics, can have their old
lilies RI. CUr and luade equal " new at hall TN"
original COST s.,.-.... ...
j. B. SMITH,
No. 81 NEW ST. between Race and Vine, and
I'd and Sd Pmade phia.
I,.,sN - = Qf,
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FRENCH TRU SSES,

SMYRNA. June 10. lo5:I-ly,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20
gslesrapbea TO the Dailp Crescent.
NEW YORK HARRIET.


NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-Flour is a trife higher
to-day, with sales of State at no IS, and good
Ohio at 80 81 per Dbl. Wheat is rather higher,
with sales Of Southern Red at ~ 05, and South
ern White ct ~ rs per Dbl Corn is tribe
lower, with sales of Mixed at $3.50 per bushel.
Whisky is selling at 800 per gallon.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 19.-Flour is unchanged
to-day, with sales at ~ 80 to $8 per barrel
Sales Of Hogs at $50 per h.; Fair Sugar COM
mands ITO per lb. Sales of Molasses at 800 per
gallon; Coffee is selling at 112c per lb.
River Intelligence
LOUISVILLE, Nov 19.-There are now and
a half feet water in the canal, and the river is
rising at the rate of half an inch per hour.
The steamer Switzerland departed yesterday for
New Orleans, and the Humboldt and A. l..
shotwell departed Saturday for the same port.
CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-THE river is rising,
with ten feet water at this point. Flour is
rather higher, with sales at 81 80 per Dbl.
Whisky is firm at $3.50, per gallon. Sales
Of fair Sugar at II, and good fair st 7ao, per h.
Molasses is firm at 81 to $50. per gallon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

aition J the Banks the SATURDAY. Of each geek fom

From the New York Advertiser take the following,
being from Its London correspondent under date Of the
18th October:
The recovery In the money market has made further
progress although confidence will not be thoroughly
restored until the affairs Of the Bank Of France shall
further exceptional for obtaining supply of
gold will be resorted to by that establishment Out OF
FL OOo0Oe of Australian gold lately arrived about
s7OO0o0 bought by the house Of kothsehiid for
Immediate transmission to Paris. It having been
pected however, that they would take the WHOLE he
f3OOO00 being left to find its way to the Bank Of
England produced a good elect. Thas tney limited
Themselves to part Of the amount may be attributed
either to the circumstance of the Bank OF France finding
impossible for the moment to procure sufficient num-
Der OF bills London to remit in payment for to the
fear that by suddenly creating too much
on this side they might bring about difficulties which
would react with increased intensity on Paris.
The further they contemplate obtaining 10 said TO
be Ell 100000 and II they limit themselves to this and
continue to withdraw gradually the entire operation
may possibly terminate without causing mucn aadtonai
disturbance Meanwhile, the way in which the com
merce Of the country has thus iar IN Inc iase OF
which no one prepared excites universal
ton and confidence in the future beyond Whas
could have been attained Except IN the Gaze
Of one or two secondrate firms who always more or
less talked about there mot asper OF discredit from
end OF the kingdom to the other mat the general
trade Of France Is likewise in sound CONDITION. notwtn
standing baneful speculation for the past
two or three years by the Bank of the Credit Mob
evidenced by the complete absence OF any
alarm in such Of the letters from that country as relate
to the strict Of legitimate mercantile
since touched SS, and have closed ms evening 3. oo
The of discount remains at per cent Tor b
under two months and per cent for those beyond twe
months and under three OF the latter very few are
taken as they mostly be negotiated Of fraction
lower in the open market Bills above three months are
by the Bank at any time and ZOE these
discount able in point of anxiety to the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20
Recent publication.

GEorFREY Moscros; or the Faithlec3 Guardian. By
Susanna Noodle author Of "Roughng 1t In the Bush"
"Life in the Cearings stc., etc. New York: Dewitt
Davenport.
We have received very pretty book, very prettily
written very pretty bound and very prettiy printed
and have doubt the pretty portion Of humanity
will enjoy much pleasure in perusng Its pretty pages
well as those Of the sterner seq. ..r
"Georey Monotonn Is the title Of story written by
Miss Moode whose previous have sioed
degree of commentator from those whose praise Is
not oarsessy bestowed 1t correct 10 It's ams and
is happy in its execution.
We return thanks to Mr. Morgan for fayoring us
with book SO well worthy Of commentator.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

EMIGRATION FROM VIRGINIA To KANsAs.-The
Frontier News states that DR.. Somers, Of Vir-
ginia, was on his way to Kansas. with several
other gentlemen, to make arrangements for the
location of one thousand persons who purpose
emigrating from Eastern Virginia this fall,
sixty families being from Richmond, thirty from
Staunton, fifty from Rappahannock, and the re-
mainder from the same neighborhood. 1t is also
announced that large emigration is expected
from the western portion of Virginia next
spring Lots at Lecompton, the new seat Of
government we're selling quite high, and it was
said that within the next twelve months about
three hundred buildings will be erected there.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

NOBLE AMERICAN SENTIMENT The Ma
tional Intelligencer has placed at its head, for
motto, the words of Rufus Choate-ssWe join
ourselves to no party that does not carry the
flag, and keep step with the music of the
Union
Rufus Choate is true patriot, as we'll as a
great and glorious man. He is undoubtedly
one Of the first intellects of the age one of the
purest statesmen of the age, and one of the
most eloquent and powerful speakers in the
United States. 1t is well for men like him to
say eve join ourselves to no party that does
not carry the flag, and keep step with the music
of the Union The sentiment conveyed is sub
lime, and reminds one of the conclusion Of
DANIEL WEBsrER's magnificent speech in reply
to Hayne--ss Liberty and Union, now and for
ever, one and inseparable."
Well, old Massachusetts has pretty thoroughly
redeemed herself, as we said she would months
ago. We always felt an abiding confidence
that there was honesty, truth and patriotism
enough in the renowned old Bay State to rescue
her from the depths of disgrace into which the
last Legislature sought to hurl her. The result
of the late election conclusiyely demonstrates
that our confidence was reposed upon solid
foundation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

GREAT LOAD. The mighty Princess, Of Mis-
sissippi, arrived yesterday with 4,054 bales
cotton, and with great number Of passengers
so many were they, we had not time to count
them. The Princess moves again this evening
about the hour Of the going down Of the sun
All DESTROYS Of going to Vioksburg and interme
date landings in the shortest time, will o.
course study their interest in having their car.
pet Bags, umbrellas, etc., with their good selves
on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

A steam fire engine has been purchased by
the city Of Columbus, Ohio, and is now there
ready for service Four additional steam
engines are also to be built for the use Of the
city of Cincinnati. Pittsburg has recently had
one built on plan invented by one of her own
mechanics. The steam FIRE engine is thus
rapidly making its way over the country. II is
now to be found in Cincinnati, New Orleans,
Pittsburg, Columbus, Philadelphia and Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

THE DELTA.--In yesterdays Delta, Mr.. John
p Heiss that he had disposed of his interest
In the establishment to Messrs L. Sigur and D. O. en-
kins Mr. Denis Corcoran still retains his former interest
Mr. sgur is no stranger to the citizens Of New Orleans
or to the performances Of editorial duties Several
ago he was able leading editor Of the journal to which
he has returned We wish him much ON his re-
turn to his old vocation Mr.. Jenkins have the plea
sure knowing professionally and personally and regard
him as vigorous and graceful writer and esmable and
accomplished gentleman As the editor Of the Baton
Rouge Advocate he high reputation for ability and
courtesy which have doubt he will fully maintain
on the extended sphere Of operations upon which
he has entered We cordially extend him the right hand
Of fellowship.
We almost forgot to mention that the Delta appeared
yesterday in new and beautiful type
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-20

THE YELLED MuRpEREss.--It is stated that
Mrs. Robinson, the yelled murderess, does not
conduct herself in violent manner in Sing
Sing, nor is it of such character as to compel
the prison authorities to resort to any of the
seventies of prison discipline to keep her under
control. She is still employed in working upon
straw hats Often, while engaged at her labor,
she will burst out into an uncomfortable lit Of
laughter; at other times she is sad and des-
ponding; and on one or two occasions she sang
mournful impromptu song, evidently rehear-
sal of her early experience.