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..--. I'0baCco--I Tobacco.
WILLS, RAWLTNS & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED

--... I'0baCco-TobacCO.
WILLS, RAWLINS & co..
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
T O B A G co
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TcHouPIToULAs STREETS
We offer for sale of the largest best assorted stosk
TOBACCO ever before presented the city, comprising
shout two hundred brands Of pounds many Of the
bst marueturersi in Virginia. We give below few names
ARMISTEAD Il WARWICK.
M. LANGHORNE d SONS. ..-.. . V a..
H. LAGGHoRNE& CO.
YOUNG & BURWEIL,
JOHN R. d W. o. FONTAINE.
JAMES HENRY GRANT -- .--.
GRANT NELSON. w.. +.... -
WILLIAM 7. SUTHERIIN.
~. J.. o. SHACKELFGRD.
ROBERT MAYO.
COLEMAN woRTHAM e.D
r-r4@ WILLIAM cHREvEs.
..... BURTON MAY,
JAMEsL. CLAYTON.
MeEEEy Is MccULLoCH. 81 ...u
IL Purchasers will find to ther call and examine our
etoeEs. ds ln9pTh FIR sa
Ren0CeG
FROM No. Is TO II ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in quart, and
pn constantly ca hand, which equal the
this market,
..,.A ALSO.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRAN DIEs:
sAzERAc Of the vintage 1895 Ee5 and other brands
WHISKY,
OF all descripious-scotoh Itish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE aud PORTER, in Pints and quartz.
Also....
On hand uaral Of the WINES ard LIQUORS
the market which will be sold
house in ibe city,
.0 @..-.. SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
dT 2pf M t7Rov.I.t,.s,
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FoR CINo1NNATI--T The fine passenger boat
Hungarian Collier, master, leaves for Cincinnati at
O'Clock this evening Those going up river will find the
Hungarian safe and comfortable boat well Offered and
well regulated John i. Hyde Co.. &C Poydrss street.
are her agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-14

For ST.. LoUIs.-The fast and comfortable
regular packet Equinox, Rovley master puts this
evening for St. Louis and way stations at O'Clock John
=. Hyde Co., No. &C Poydras street her agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-14

For CINCINNATI. ~ The regular passenger
steamer Mediator Wilkinson master leaves this evening
for Cincinnati and way stations John E. Hyde Co.,,
No &c Poydras street are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-14

Ii speech delivered at Louisville not long
since. the Hon. Humphrey Marshall, member
Of Congress elect from that district, remarked
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

NEW BooKs.-The advertisement in another
portion OF our present issue informs the public of the
cept OF great variety Of books and new editions
those that are old by c. Morgan at bis store near the
POST ohce Among those enumerated juvenile works
in great protusion standard works in new editions and
very profuaely illustrated poeticai works
me holidays are at hand and by no other means can
they De so pleasantly celebrated among friends as by the
OF some work combining instruction and
loyment Some fitting gift for every age and every taste
can be found IN the list of Mr. Morgan, and we advise
those VINO "h TO Keep up the good old custom of Hoii
asy remembfances to call at Mogans See the adyer-
tisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
Proclamation.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HALL, December l, 1885,

-"4 MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HAIL. December l, 1855. s
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS.
The Fire Department this city having this disbandd
handed the fro engineer and the undgned
esud those engines and under the direction
of Jamsu H. Win gasd Chief Fire Department. placed
at the following places, viz
FIRST DISTRICT.
engine CARRIAGE
stationed at Hook and Ladder Company No. Grod
One engine and hose be stationed at the stables Of De-
boia Il hIish, ST. Charles street.
One engine and hose carriage Engine House NO. 6.
One engine and hose carriage Robin Police Station.
One engine and hose carriage Engine Houfe No. 40.
One engine ard hoss Sir. Stewards New Basin,
charge of Capt. James Stockton and 80 volunteers.
One engine and hose the Charity Hospital.
SECOND DISTRICT.
One and hose Boraefs uude
D. Harrison III volunteers.
oue engine hook and ladder one bose
engine house Of Hook and Ladder Company en-
command Of Lie Frsmanx. ..
one and hose carsg Engine No. g. on Baya
Road.
engine hose carriage Roon corner Bogt
boz aud St. Louie
One eng and hose earrtage a Prison.
THIRD DISTRICT.
engine hook and ladder truck carriage
station house. rennn and Eian under the
charge Of the poea
engine and hose carriage st Eaeine No. a.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
engine carriage Station Hou.e o!
the police district
engine and hose carriage at the Engine 49,
being Fire existing call UPON
all good citizens, Of emergency cooperate with
the public authorities in giving their aid assistance 10 or
gsne Themselves The the Fire
toned places Q slarm,
90 aptf John L LEWIS, Msvor
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AMusEMHNTs THIS EVENING.

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-" Merry Wives Of
Windsor . and Bob Nettlesn
GAIETY THEArER - The new Protean farce Of
The Chameleon and /" Bob Nettles.n
FEELS SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE --Songs, dances
and hurlesques by the Campbell Minstrels.
VANNucHI's MUSEUM. sta.usry and cos
mcramas. ut 10y St. Charles street.
FRANKLIN MusEua.--statuary, reptiles, etc,
at los st. Charles street.
SMITHS AMERICAN CIRcus.-A grand display
ofeqaestransm at the of Poydras and Baronne
streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

s GAIETF THE1TER. Miss Agnes Robertson's
rt appearance this season was greeted last NIGHT nv
Of the most fashionable audiences We have aver seen with
IN the walls q thsatsr The house was dsusey crowded
ono Of those houses that fills managers heart With
qualification and joy, and bis pockets with money
new Prctsan farce produced for the rst time In
this city entitled The Chameleon in which Miss Agnes
represented as she only such Characters
Laura, Billy Refer Ia Midshipman) Nancy IAN Irish col
isen3 and Mademeseie Celssiaa, danssuss from the
grand opera. @ 655g a=58s s53S sss 9sif
The performances closed with aRob Nettlesn
We venture to that few audiences have ever been
dsmssed from heater more entirely satisfied With the
performances than the that left the Gaisty last eye
nng loud and continued applause be any criterion Of
satisfaction We predict that the engagement Of the
fsry Starr will prove one Of the most profitable and
brilliant sver played in this city Miss Robertson sppsars
sgain this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANuFAoroRY.-We
would call the special attention our readers to the ad
Of Messrs Irwin Forno No. 40 Camp Street
Nhen appears IN another column Of this mornings paper
It will be that they have very extensive supply Of
ell styles Of resdsmade articles needed for mems wear
and more particularly that they have cloths Of all kinds
and coors which they prepared to manufacture to
order In the very best style In addition their stock
comprises undergsrmsnt Hosiery trunks umbrellas etc
Those wishing to purchase should make ii point to give
them a call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

CoTToN.- The receipts Of cotton for the forty
eight hours ending at o'clock last evening were by the
Laurel Hill and Capitol 200 bales Florida from Florida
4si alsndae 1911; Trenton, by the ]. NJ. Relf lo1I
Elephant. les2 w. N Sherman, lsl1; Belfast Arts .
Lewis Whitsman, 1900; Linden, 4os Rapides, 1913
q D. U.s. 26 Gu yesterday, by the Crystal Paiecs lo1 ;
Gspublic MS; Southern Belle from Grand Lake 24e5
oaddo, from Natchez aos9; Bella Dona from Williams
Port ~ u. r, W. Hill, from Memphis, 4s74 Total
x1sl bales Also, 1909 hhds. sugsr and AGO barrels
molaases.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

FoR sr. LOUIS AND CAIRo.--The fine, staunch
and very fast running steamer New Lucy Comfy master
will put out this evening for Cairo st. Louis and inserme
date landings As the New Lucy one of the finest
shs L. almost the fastest boat tho river John r. HYDE
Co, No. % Poydsss street. are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

@r meeting Of the members of the
American Party of the Ward lula aud Thaa
areets will be held No. Basia SATURDAY Dec
at o'clock P. NJ.
~ As business of brought forward all
bsrs of the Party requested 10 attend
LFr Exponent nd Creole please copy. disspst
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For MEarH1s.-The splendid steamer 7. P
Leather, A p Bennett MASTER will leave this evening
at o'clock for Memphis, and all intermediate landings
attending to plantation business in the bends Lewi
snapp & Co., No. 81 Front street agents.
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Tobacco.

TobaCc0--fObaCc0 .Mm
WILLS, RAWLINS s. CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
Q b A @ co .a
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TcHoUPITouLAs STREETS.
We oasr for sale Of the largest
TOBACCO before presented the city, comprising
atont two hundred brands pounds msuy the
best manufacturer in virguis We give below
ARMIsTEAD WARWICK.
NJ LANGHoRNE a. SONS.
a.am=" NJ. LANGHoRNE CO.
. - YOUNG 4 BuRwELL,
JOHN 4. W. o. FoNTAINE
JAMES HENRY GRANT.
GRANT x NELSON. 4- u@n .m
7.M WILLIAM T. suTHERLIN.
40. sHAcKELF6RD.
ROBERT MAYO.
COLEMAN WORKMAN.
WILLIAM cEEEvES.
BURTON MAY.
JANIS l.. CLAYTON.
MckSEY g. MeCuLLocH.
e Purchasers will find TO cali and examine our
stocks. ds lnl2pTh FIR Sa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

PORT HUDSON AND WArERLoo PACKET.
regular packet New Lstona, Capt Cross will leave this
morning at O'Clock for the above places taking freight
and passengers for all plantations and land
ngs. For freight or passage apply on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For YAzoo RIEEa.-The splendid, fast-run-
ming steamer P. c. Wallis, Capt Cares leaves this
evening for Yazoo City, vcksburg and all intermediate
landings II. B. Smith, No. u New Leyee street and L,
Snspp Co.. No, 81 Front street are her agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For 0uAcHITA R1yER.-The fine steamer W.
N Sherman Capt. dwartney will leave this afternoon
at o'clock for Ouschia River making all the landings
lewis snapp Co. No. 81 Front street are her agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For Bayou MACON AND TENsAs.--The regular
packet Linden, Capt. Coulter leaves this afternoon at
O'Clock for the above and all intermediate landings For
freight or passage apply board to L. Snapp Co.,
No. 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For ST.. Lours.-The fine passenger steamer
Elephant, Capt. Covington, leaves this evening at
o'clock for St Louis and all intermediate landings For
freight or passage apply on board, to GEO. W Shaw
Co., No. "a Poydras street, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For MEMPHIS. = The new steamer Belfast,
Capt Taylor leaves this afternoon for Memphis and all
the Bends The Belfast connects at Memphis with pack.
cts for st. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville
Agents, L. snapp C Co., No. 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For CINCINNATI, The fast and fine passenger
packet Henry Lewis Capt Emerson puts out for oincn-
natl and all way landings at the accustomed hour this
evening For freight passage application should be
made board to John E. Hyde Co., No. &c Poydrss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
Gs- We have frequently heard the cs

~ We have frequently heard the cele-
oased German Biers sold by Dr. C. A. lGckaou street,
Philadelphia spoken Of Of the highest
We believe hat of The best medicines
plants for which They pleasant TO the tas;e
ana can be taken under circumstances by the
stomach The r and wiiu have this
invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia, debility etc., and such ara the
healing effects of this that hope s introduced
every family where dyspepsia likely vcu See
advertisement d. imiGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

FIREAEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. -- The
delegates to this Association are requested to meet This
evening" at o'clock at the House Of Louisiana Hosa
Company, corner of carondelst and perddo streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

Letters from Paris report the postponement
of the Congress of Nations relation to the Sound Dues
owing to the refusal of the United States send
sentative general indifference of the other Powers
prevails. The opinion of Europe appears decidedly
against Denmark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
AUCTION SALES.
Splendid Cotored E9agterr'eo-

Ex- Are now bsng taken HUBERT CO.'S sKYLieHT
GALLERY for the low price Of One Dollar. With two aepsrao
lights Of long ropes
other establishment
at city. J. E.HULBERT CO., IS Camp uuset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For LouIsvILLE.-The very fine and staunch
steamer sutans j. o. Bentley MASTER puts out for Lou
isvie and all intermediate landings this evening Bet
ssrson Ksse, No. 70 Tchoupitouss street, are the
agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

Va Sir. CHARLES THEATER.- The Misses Kate and
Susan Dsniu made THEN appearance at the st. Charles
Theater last evening, in the tragedy Of Romeo and
Juliet and the dramsef the Wandering Boys The
house was exceedingly well allied.
Leaving altogether aside the auxilsry characters in
The tragedy and speaking only Of the Homeo and e
the evening, we find Difficulty in expressing an
opinion The performance Of single night hardly gives
SUFFICIENT grounds on which to base decided judy
ment. The Juliet Of Miss Kate Denim Yves uneven
in Its Development reaching considerable
excellence and at other times running below the usual
level. The passion was too dramatic and mot closely
enough coored to life In the bitterer parts, Whereas
In the lder it rather too rough and demonstratye
something could have been taken from the energy
che portion and added to that Of the othcr while
the dnsss Of the other had been imposed upon con
the result would have been in accordance with
conceptions Of the requisites Of tbs character There
were points very happily conceived and very well
executed, and as whole, were disposed to think
Rxorahg of it,. The Homso Of Miss sasep saiasfaF e
Of the transportation and srangeness of the whole
IL cannot be expected that masculine characters shall re-
csve their full development in feminine hands or con-
versey that the female character shall be entirely
and roundly parsonated by men The nearness of APP
Proclamation Is the standard Of Judgment in such cases
aud accepting It as such, should be inclined to speak
avoraby Of Romeoto mark it down as very happy hit
The performance closed with the drama Of the Wan
dsring Boysna little composition in which both the
Misses Denim appeared boys--Just,i and Paul The
story itself 10 not worth teingbeing effective only in
representation rustic character assumed by both
the young ladies and Was very well sustained the judy
msnt Of the audience ia TO be relied upon The support
rendered by Mr. Bowers was Of kind to heghten the
tons Of the piece and give the other coos greater prom
nence.
Al the close Of she performances the young ladies we're
called out We regret the Of the Theater
win deprive u Of the opportunity Of seeing the Misses
Denim again, as we believe they woud improve on ac-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

For CINCINNATI 1.-The fine regular passenger
steamer Glendale Ford master leaves for the Ohio and
all landings the way at the regular hour this evening
John h. Hyde Co., No. e6 Poydras street, are her
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

Dates have been received at New York from
venezuela to the 7th u The Assembly met at Carracks
on the first and elected Senior Bermuds President by
large majority The cholera raging with great vio
lence at Vaenta but at csrrscks had considerably
abated ..g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
DIE D.:

On the 81 inst at Key West Fa consumption CopHsToS
JACKSON. in the forty -aeeoad year OF his age,
fg- New York paper pisase copy. -~
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Later from the Plains.


The st. Louis Democrat of the 18th publishes the fol
lowing information, obtained army officer recent
ly arrived in st. Louis from Fort Laramie:
Gen. Harvey, who, readers have been already
advised is at Fort Pierre previous his departure
from Fort Laramie, made demand upon the Sioux OF
the Platte for the murderers Of the mail party He stated
that he had already visited punishment upon them for
the murder of Lieutenant dratan and his
that preliminary to any conditions of peace he must
have delivered to him those Indians who had commit
the murder above alluded to- also the murderers OF
Gibson :. tu, ,,oy. .,ns mo ,ra
mood OF the Fort and asked leave to encamp there This
was granted them and thereupon three the
OF the mail party to the Fort dressed in full war
costume painted for their death song and gave them
selves up their expressive language mrs
thar hues apag for the good Of the tribe They were Red
Leaf and Long CHM the two brothers of the "Bearn
OF Mateeiowan" VINO was killed In the affair with Lieut.
Grattau, and Spotted Tsil noted brave.
AT the same time slso u Red Plume y and the spot-
ted Elk also in and voluntarily offered themselves
as hostages for the peace of the tribe They we're all
complained by their squaws, and at once placed
qnder guard Afterwards they were all brought
LeaTenworth under the charge of BreyetMaor johnson
OF the sixth Infantry, and escort of twenty men
accompanying these; Lieut.. W. D. Smith and Lit
Gordon, the latter of whom only as far as Tort
Riley.
The general disposition of the Sioux of the South Platte
seems TO incline peace and their action in this behalf
certainly evinces such feeling. They would have sent
IN all Fe Of the murderers but of them is too i'll
moved whilst the other has fed the village regard to
the person who killed Gibson they have already sent out
runners to bring him n and he may be expected to be
delivered up The Sioux of the North Missouri are how
ever more troublesome and it expected that the war
with them will have to be renewed in the spring The
troops IN that quarter have the present into
winter quarters The doing well but the horses
are suffering great DEAL and dying very fast.
ss The fort Ash Hollow, which was temporarily esah-
lished has been broken up and abandoned
The reports brought in of great deal of snow on
tne plains. Vhe game is scarce and travelling severe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

DIR. F, Mould, Professor of the University of
Hiedeburg, has discovered in the monastery of st. Paul
In oorinth manuscript of the elder Pliny containing
nearly the whole of the seventh part Of the Natural
History, lib. II to II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

TIE MAILS The Northern and Eastern mails,
due yesterday, failed from beyond Augusta, Ga. The
mails due the day previous, through with dates
from New York TO the 1sth inst. also with the Batic,s
letttsrs Of the LIST inst. from Liverpool i
Two or three days since we observed notification of
letters being received taken from Express
where from We did not ascertain. t5 s5s / Fl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

1g> meeting Of the members Of the Ameri-
can Party residing in the First Ward District Fell.
city Road aud Thaia street. will be hell Of
and Terpehote Streets SATURDAY EVENING Dec. ~, at
O'Clock.
BUSINESS of importance will be All are requested
70 assshe. d90 9p3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21

HOLIDAY eLerHNo. = Pierson, Harrison 4
oo no. Msgssne street, corner Of Canal Offering
very large stock Of fine clothing of their own snuae
sure. at extremely low prices The advertisement h
another sOiumu specifies very great variety Of rcck,
coats ovsrcoas, vests paletot pants and
mads IN the best and strongest Style and warranted sas
fartosy to the purchaser. sz5I - =
We recommend all who have purchases Of clothing to
make 70 call and examine the stock Of Msssra Pierson A.
Harrison, confident that they will hnd there the heat
Articles and the lowest prices See the Advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-21
"A CHRISTMAS. CELEBRATION.

The custom of celebrating Christmas and, in that cee
bration, keeping wildly alive the memory of the
great event which renders it nosbe above all the other
white days Of the worlds history, back to remote
period any extsnt Christmas was kept by the
ancient Christians Of Palestine in caves and mountain
with fasting and prayer 1t was kept by the
monks of the middle ages with strict religious rites it
kent by the Abgenses and Weldenses at the risk
their lives singing psalms where pssmes be-
fore heard and it has come down to day. still
memorable In virtue Of its character and sacred by
son of the divine 1t commentaries There is
not portion of the globe which the light of Christianity
has irfadated there is not religious sect which
knowedges the Christian dispensaton that does not
pay honor to the natal day of its creed and the
memory of the divine event which gave birth to pre-
sent religion. $50
In the lapse Of ages there has been change in the
nature Of the demonstrations which accompany the ces
bration of Christmas The auserity of former times
making for fasting and prayer has altered
that now it is for jubilee and rejoicing. Some
thing Of the strictly theological tone has faded from it,
and benevolent charitable and genial nature been
supermposed better according with the celebration
event which was, in ITSELF all love and good will We
are dropping the devotion of the ultra for event which
should be celebrated rather the grand Thanksgiving of
the year than its and stated period Of humi
alton.
In accordance with the humane ana GENIAL tone OF the
present time happy 10 learn that the ladies Of ST.
Paus Church, in this city, intend raising Christmas
and giving entertainment the Of that day,
at the Masonic Hall, st. Charles street. In order
accommodate the children who are full largely inter
esed the occasion their parents and elders doors
will open at six O'Clock. The festivities will doubtless
grow with the hours and with them eliminate when the
last stroke of the dying day rings in the birth Of its
Those who wish to celebrate in pleasant and
reasonable manner event which should be celebrated
by ALL will take step towards the realization of their
wishes by their visiting the Masonic Hall mnging with
the many to be present and enjoying the pleasures
prepared beforehand. The celebration seems to be
happy union between the usual Preside amusements Of
the occasion and those public affairs that have been
gradually superceding them. We cordially commend it
to the public attention Particulars contained in the
advertisement.