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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

TELLER MCKINNEY,
N MIXERS,
Have removed their office TO the northeast corner
OF Louisiana avenue and Seventh street, where
they will continue to attend TO the Bank Note Ell
change and Collection, and all business OF hnanea
character generally. 4 90 l-eo3t
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AUCTION SALES.
By z. =. WRIGHT Geor,e,own

Dy II. .. WRIGHT Georgetovn $780,.
splendid building not bayinr bssn wv NJ This
O'Clock in fropt Of ,s ss auction ON the 10Th at
., -. ,,.,. ..,.. 3: s :. WRfsH4,r.
..--- H-".e.e oetl.9u Auctioneer
BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georxetovn-
Wharf 81 g. Waters. Esq We o %i m se ON on the
So sa.s Of aS% &a So. u,no
ID, Dahmagfd on the voyage, aiarge portion of which
sale posti and without reserve.
d Terms cash. p par funds,
BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
Two FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON
ST the .sD Eth ~ Il
Lot No in square No. 5 6sy az oG i r.
ty fset on south G, between Sd and az strsets wat
story sms hoSsss Hne S S are two good two
anG the other eight conveniently arran. ed rooms.
months for notes bearing from IN s. a., H. and %
90 cd A. GREEN. Auot.
- BY JAMES C MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
ENSSLLE EI.FCRNITURE AND HOUSE
T1EsbAY op pgssf s 6,
nue. nearly opposite the City Hall shall sell ali the
sn utn't of eln ana ELECTS Somprsing- -
medallion back sofas l tWo a Son a1a p,
parlor Chars " ''h oa1 siA
fair . Of walnut carved broeatelle covered Arm
Walnut reclining Chair. Easy Chairs . ......
hosewc9d marble top Table, fancy Cbairs
w anut " hatnot, iron marble top Table
Bionze Mantel Ornaments, Vases, Centre Iamps .
tilt w lndow Shades, Curtains p
nda Mat"r ds" ana i sai Carpets
Three mahogany hair spring Sofas Arm Cbai,s
NJ W nnt Extension Dining table, Sdeboard
walnut and oak cane seat Chars
China. Glass, and CrOckery Ware TsbIe cn,lsrv
SiIyer-plated Walters. plated Tea Set 90
nlahogany, r rench, and cottage Bedst.ad
pressing and pam Bureaus, Washstands
w arurohes. onBges. Toilet Sets
Two full marbled Cottage Chamber Sets
nIeaL her Beds, holsters and Pillows. Bedding
ffalr ana hnsk Mattresses, Toilet Set
excellent Refrigerator, walnut rm Chairs
Cooking Stove and other fixtures
SIX open-fiODt Coal Stoves
Together with general assortment of bousabod
and kitchen requisites VI "ou'onou
a so, at 2o'clock, two eXc ellent Mich Cows
Ierms: $50 and under, cash. in bankahle funds :.
over that sum, credit Of sixty and ninety da for
satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest
&c "a JAS. Z. MEG CIRE. AuctIoneer
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MT u lCA Il G A X ID.

SICAL c ARD.
Prof. A. F. LITTLE takes pleasure in announc-
ing to his friends and to the citizens Of
Wa hingtOn, Alexandria, and vicinity that ST$5|
he is prepared to receive pupils for theiII4I
Pianoforte, Guitar. Flute, and other instruments.
Orders left at the Music Store OF Mr.. Metzerott,
Washington, ID. c., and the Music Store OF Mr..
Parrot, Alexandria, Va, will meet with prompt at
tention. Residence, DIR. Hunts, sol Penn. avenue.
va % 9tawlun
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Arrival of the City of w.,h,n.,o,


NEW DIRK, Oct. 6-The City Of Washing,or
from Liverpool on the 23d, arrived beoe abS,, q
- % Gi" e. tnls morning The important news by
this steamer was anticipated by the Anglo SaroD
al QUEBEC Yesterday. but her advices add some
interesting details from India
Inc East India Company had declined the
proier OF the European and American Steamshjn
company 10 Transport troops overland to India
hofG hlgln brought to Calcutta 1 700 troops
ru oniha, VINO were TO proceed up the Gauges
!othWth. he proposes to take to China some G ?
the native Indian regiments, as they would N.
more faithful than in India -
General NELL, at Cawnpore. was cornnaIp,,,,
the high caste Brahmins 10 wash the blood from,
.he noors OF the European soldiers acceIeratinV
hanging them. - '
. a letter TO the Paris Patrie says that Nena
Sdhlo was hing upon Lucknow with Is. OOO
n me ana was four days ahead of Gen Havelock
Inc Tort at Lucknow was deemed imprepnable
, nght mad taken place between Canut and
L. ID nam Tor the championship Of England; but
after an engagement of 30 minutes darkness came
on, and the fight was withdrawn
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EROM THE ASSOCIATED PR6SS
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Anpln. S~x,r


81 IBkc, Oct 5.-The steamer Anglo Saxon,
arrived. " "e 'u "'i"'0, hes
ne America arrived out on the 9o,h and IN.
ninb. loiit IN the morning and the Atlantic at
The news from Enron. 4. ~ -. ,.,,, So,
ance 10 "i very little import
n, GENERAL Reid had died before Delhi A,o,h.r
Einty al Bombay had been repressed GorS
80, mission to Calcutta was un6er.+on-s -
The De .n1 Transfer Of Indian troops 10 China
o. -, OF Calcutta have petitioned The
Queeh 10 take control of India GrnsraI p ts
VIZ Soi,inahoed In the engagement N 4 reI.a,i
was killed The India COMPANY hs. .caa.',ss
.ne Plone, OF European and American comnapies
land route N'Ps ny me over
IL Is h:mly denied that France L. .,.
closer alliance with Russia Hg
The wofkinen at Ghent were on strik. ana .
rising was feared anu q
Ii was believed that the crisis In S,.,tA
was over, and that there would be no ch,nas is
the cabinet. The cause Of the trouble ~ ~
refusal OF the Queen TO remove General Coneh.
from the governorship Of Cuba
-Four vessels had sunk in the harbor Of Gaeta
ana forty lives lost.
.. England refuses to give up the island of Penam
10 Turkey. ~
the Union. By " ~ Va
The MARKETS.
The Liverpool cotton market was oen.r,llx M,
changed. The sales Of the three davs yvsra "a 0n
ooles, nearly all TO the trade Flour wa. stead v.
Some say II had declined Cd Wheat was duII- \,
q decline OF I'd. Corn was generally Unbalanced
D. "s IeaNy, and quotations were nominal
FOfk Was dull. Bacon was firm and steady Iard
was quiet, with prices unaltered Rosin was Arm
Rice dull Seeoy al SSc-
The money market was generally unchancad
Runway securities had slightly declined -,
Ian [. on,
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 8, 1857.

DEAF STA: The Piano purchased Of you IN the
AL OF 1894, manufactured by Hallett, Davis * Co.,
OF boston has been In dali since that time and
am happy 10 state has fully sustained the very IA
V9raOie opinion had formed of these Instruments
he Pianos Of this mandatory are not in nv
Judgment, surpassed by thosc Of any other. For
E9iufne ana sweetness of tone. prompt action dura-
DIity. beauty of workmanship, & C., &c, they are
nqt e3ce,I ell by any Others 18th which laint
ed. Respectfully, your ObedIeht servant.
=, ru. - o. II. MERRILL.
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

r. H.. MILLER, son & CO.. will sell all
descriptions Of GH INA, GLASS: andy
&c, d 20, at their usual regular low prices,
with discount of five per cent. for cash as ~
heretofore, and receive payments notes of any of
the Virginia Banks except the Bank of Kanahwaj
al par. Any ana all debts due them, can be paid i'm
the same currency, with thanks to such of their
debtors as choose TO avail themselves of this prop
OsltlOn.
Alexandra, Sept. %, 1857. seen-tf
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REAL EsTATE.-C. w. Boteler, auctioneel
sold on last Friday house and lot situated o.
Sixth, between q and n streets for 81 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

ASSAULT AND PRoFANIrY.-Oalcer King yes
terday arrested VIM. Bailey for an assault on a
boy. Justice Dom held him to security for peace.
The same person for using profane and indecent
language In the street, was fined 81 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

LAST NIGHT as the Montgomery Guards were
passing along Pennsylvania avenue, near Browns
Hotel, some one in the crowd near the ranks bred
pistol in the air, apparently through pure wan
tonness, and then ran towards Seventh street and
escaped in the crowd near the market
This dangerous sport is violation Of law that
should be severely punished, and in every case
the full penalty shOnld he enforced upon offend
ers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

FORREST HALL. GEopCETo,.n,
splenqid building not having been sod n nr,v.ts
WIN De onered at auction on the l0th inst s.e
O'CLOCK IN front of the premises 'O''i INST al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

NEW PARLOR HEATER OR IMPROVED
~ FElNOUR STOVE.
This is the best stove for heating two or more
rooms extant, and for beauty and style of -,
finish cannot be surpassed 1t is so construc- -
ted that the fire pot can be changed from one t14V
holding half peck Of coal To one holding half OF
bushe, thereby increasing the capacity for heating
tn any required degree.
These stoves will be put up by experienced work
men, and guaranteed 10 work well.
Send in your orders before the cold weather sets
In. TO AVOID confusion and hurry, as the demand is
increasing, particularly for ne enlarged fire pot.
for heating halls, parlors, DC.
w. II. NARROWER,
De 1O-eOlm 18th St. opposite Patriotic Bank,
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DREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER

DREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER!
Ribbed and Plain Woollen Shirts and Drawers;
MerinO and Cotton Half Hose. plain and RIBBED
Buck Gloves and Buck Gauntlets;
SuspenderA Black TX Cravats, and Silk and
Linen Cdmbrlc Pocket HANDKERCHIEF.
Customers may rely on gettlng good & foods, and at
the lowest prices. WIN. X. RILEY,
se IL I'm corner 9th st. oppn. Centre Market.
SCHOOL BOOKS-Of the latest editions and
- strongly bound. Such as are used in the City
and District. For sale, at the lowest prices, by
se5 FRANGK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

AssIsNNENr.- The Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company have failed and made an assignment
The deed OF assignment was recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of this county
On saturday last.-AisTandTia Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

DEA NUTS.
L 50 bushels PEA NUTS for sale by
JONAS Z. LEVY,
seS-tf ga 18th street. corner of "
My STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
lNl about the largest In this city at this - SSr
time, and having been purchased before the - ~
rise in Leather, be sold at about Is to 20Y III
per cent. less than goods purchased at this -,
time. Call and examine for yourselves, at
s. Z. HOOVER'S,
ieI1 Iron Hall. Pa. bet. 9th and 10th ats.
IL and Steamboats,, at
90 8-9t EAMMOND'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

CENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS FOR THE
NJ FALL TRADE.-We offer this season to then
hat-weaIing public a decided Improvement in ~
ventilation from the mandatory Of Beebe, New-
York, of French invention. and decided improve
ment on all easy-fttIng and yentilatIng hats GEN
tlemen are invited TO call and see ID at
STEVENS
oc S-Gtlf Sales room, Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

MURDERS SoIEEEs.-By the advertisement it
will be seen that Prof. Munder commences his
agreeable soirees tomorrow night. We are glad
to hear that his classes are rapidly filing aud 1t
would be strange were it otherwise, in view of
his accomplishments and the interchangeable pains
he bestows upon his pupils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-06

VIRGINIA MONEY TAKEN AT PAR.-We
will continue to receive all kinds of Virginia and
City paper at par for all kinds of Clothing which we
selling at the lowest prices.
WALL * STEPHENS,
street, between Ninth and Tenth,
so y dict rear of our old stand.
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You may rest assured, sir, that shall continue
BY a strict observance Of the laws, and by our
department and bearing as citizens and soldieIs
to be worthy Of the confidence and res pect Of our
fellow citizens Our organization is neither DO
Htical nor religious, and in the performance of
our duty az citizen soldiers We know no distinc-
ton OF party; We look no further than to obey 10
the letter the commands Of our superior officers
trusting in their patriotism and genuine love of
country not To- lead us estray. and sincerely hone
that should We ever be called upon to defend
- the Constitution, the laws, and the liberties of
the country" that you will find us at onr post
arms in hand, shoulder 10 shoulder, ready to do
or die
During the day very large and beautiful bou
9uet was presented by fair daughter of Erin TO
Lieut. Oldfeld, which brought the rose 10 the
cheek Of the gallant Lieutenant
The BANK OF WAsHINGToN AND THE CoRPo-
RArIoN.-ln the Board of Aldermen, last night
1t was stated by Mr.. Riggs that an Impression
having got abroad that large amount of the
funds Of the Corporation had been deposit-d
with the Bank OF Washington, he had by inyi-
Iation, examined the account Of the Coordination
with that bank. The Corporation was credited
with $50, COS, and charged with Sii 600 LEAVING
a balance OF 900. OF the latter sum SO coo Is
interest on the funded debt which leaves but
5000 actually on deposit
THOMAS MARSHALL OFFUrT, convicted at the
November term QS55) OF our Circuit Court of
shooting At, with intent to kill, CRATIC Clagett
and who made his escape at the time, was. on
Thursday morning last, captured at his own
house on the River Road by man from the Dis
trict OF Columbia named PurselI, who brouo M
him to this place and lodged him In Jail
IL will be recOllecttd that the Governor ny
Proclamation, offered a reward of $500 for the
apprehension of Offut. We presume il will he
forked over to Mr.. PurselI Rockville Seati.,I
A FILTHY SMELL.-The ruins Of the old M
honai Theatre continue TO emit most disagree
able odor. threatening sickness If not death. to
those residing in the immediate vicinity .rbe
Health Commissioner should give them promnt
attention, enforcing the law against the narti,.s
whose duty IT is to prevent the existence OF sncb
a state Of things there.
SHOT An individual named Dull from R,Iti-
more, In attempting to force his way last niyb,
into the house Of WIN. Marcus No 400 PennsvI.
vania avenue, is said to have been wounded bv
the latter with pistol shot, that took effect In
the shoulder, fred he (Dull) was in the act OF
kicking a door open. The wound Is said 10 he
slight. The police, we believe, regard Dull as a
very turbulent man.
The Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company have failed and made an assignment
The deed OF assignment was recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of this county
On saturday last.-AtsTGHdTia Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
House F,ss',sistt,sg articles,

For sale by
SAMUEL, E- MOORE q, co.
No. 40 CAMP STREET,
At reduced prices to our necessities
among which
sHovEls, TONGs AND FIRE STANDS.
COAL HoDs AND COAL VASES.
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES AND FORKS.
SILVER PLATED IVORY HANDLED KNIVES.
SOLAR, STAND AND HANGING LAMPS.
MODERATOR LAMPS
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
SILVER PLATED CASTERS.
BRITANNIA METAL CASTERS. g
SILVER PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS.
FRENCH CHINA VASES AND TOILET SETS
PAINTED AND PLAIN CHINA TEA SETS.
STONE CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS.
STONE CHINA WASH BOWLS AND PITCHERS. .N
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE.
WHITE AND COMMON CROCKERY.
CEDAR TUBS AND PALS.
TINWARE POR KITCHEN USE
JAPANNED WARE OF ALL KINDS.
MARKET BASKETS; KEY BASKETS
CLOTHES BASKETS AND CLOTHES HAMPERS.
WILLOW KNIFE BASKETS.
TABLE AND DOOR MATS
WILLOW CHAIRS FOR CHILDREN.
FEATHER BUSTERS & BRUSHES.
sCRUBBING BRUSHES; STEP LADDERS.
CLAY AND IRON FURNACES.
CLOTHES LINES AND CLOTHES HORSES.
ICE CREAM FREEzERs.
JAPANNED TRAYS; FLY TRAPS.
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS.
SHEET IRON AND TIN TEA KETTLES.
BUCKWHEAT CAKE GRIDDLES.
BUTLERs' TRAYS NAPKIN RINGS.
TOYLOCOMOTIVES.
COFFEE HECKLAs AND COFFEE RoAsTERs.
COUNTER AND TEA SCALES.
SYRUP PITCHERS OF ALL KINDS.
Besides other articles too mention, and all de-
livered in any part of the CITY, free of expense.
Also
A large stock of Medium Common EARTHENwARE az
wholesale. nc 2pifThsa&Mo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
The Cholag0g,se.

Who that has the pale and emacaed invalid suffering
with fever and ague but has wished relieve the
his lingering prostration With what delight we write the
words of consolation,
- oSGooD's INDIA CHoLAGOGUEl
Here we have the balm from Gesd-the failing vel
perfectly harmless efficient remedy We safely say to the
afflicted, come and be healed Never has there been com
binaton SO adapted to the at once
bilious the entire syste-sops the chs
and the patient comes forth like giant refreshed Remember
osGoOD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE,
as is the only remedy to be relied For in New Or
leans, wholesale and retail by
"a. ]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos. q and Isl Chartres street,
d. 2p6t General Agents for the South
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
W'oodma,,'s Cherry Eepect0ras.t


,.,", - - ~ ~ nv 4, p ~ ,N. ~ Jas ~ 40 ''sn'
.tta;naa :, A. s-a, -, - - -: y - -. -: ~ w w
other Lro ,di f F., ~ - a,. ,, ~ . ~ .
~ " en' ioi ''e 'inineei"e ieiiei anu Peihiiheh'
s,ana , -, ,, ssaS' 81, 80 .S'e -. W ''' IA
hron.hio, .gs.,;ona a., -; 80 49, ., " " - .
-, 49, 80 ~ .~''''0 " 'e e'pN'''' oisa''' anu
es. &C., - a., -, = e IS " .''hafe ,fs ' w
,,r -. ~ ''-' wv NV -a " ZIG
Tho ;n,ontor ,e ,u,, ~ - r, ,,,-., -, -
as ;,noss - 49, ~. ), ~ ... -,epo''. o1 90"
,onsr,,n,,on I; ~ -. ~ ~ ~, - NO ' 49, 10Y. on' ~ ,a ~
g. ,, ~ - 49, ~ ! '., " ~ -. M ' w ~ h u "hoie
- = IL, -. ii, "' - ' .a '..t' "'''"''' anu
-. - l. ~ ,! ~ Suppos' ITS ie''iu' PROGRESS can
-, ~ ~ 'e se''eu III 'i'e 3! e'eh' ii'e ehect o
,,as;,,. s,.s.or - , T., " y. " ~ -, . Nv ~ ~,
Az - -. $500, " ~ ep, ,'p, " " i'' ~ o anu h',
~ ~, ~ | - % sase ps''ie % ~ "1' i". 'ie w W ueposi'
-, - -, - W ~ i ' a ,i',e W :"
$500: r0N'pos' w. VI " o "''us Dioou 'e''hop
N ~ nv" 'e"o'ei9 ''nneo'eu' oeeh ei'fIeo away py
,, ' wv '' A' ios' 'ufee ooties Oh "ooamah
~, 80 i. ave " os's ". 'ne mel GIVING prhe'pe
~ NV ' ~ ~ III. u s"te' iihseflbs oeath from con-
p' as n',eNs anu he n'os' 'ehoei care Is aVefted'
a S ioDas' neei'n .he e'i'aoe conse-
e o,' 10 "n''her u'sease "h'eh Is nearly AKIN TO
.ns ~ na"u III "u' anu ie" WIN ADMIT
even "he aeh tainted WIN H. that they are scrotuous, but
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Grand Exhibition

n
A ND S OIL EN- G E s
To be opened at
IA EE r r n r =
Ia CANAL STREET,
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER I.
A which there viii be opened for tn. inspection Of the
public Of the city and country, collection OF
Works of Art,
OBJECTS OF TASTE. vERTU and UTILITY.
Such as has newer before been exhibited in AMERICAN
The intention this grand exhibition is to give ali an op
portunity to purchase the most recherche
PxsEs2.1vzS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AND
sow VENIRS OF ESTE Il M,
TO enable the public idea Of the mmensiy
the collection the following list is appended which includes
few Of the articles contributed by each nation:
CHINA AND JAPAN-vASEs TEA and COFFEE SETS.
Ivory Chessmsn, Ivory Gard Cases. Japarned Work Ia.
bles Boxes, Backgammon Boards Writing Desks ETC.
INDIA, PERSIA AND TURKEY-TURKISH PIPES, En-
brodered Robes Slippers, etc. FL 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIPES, Children's TOYS and
GAMES Of every description in immense quauties Musi.
cal Instruments comprising Of the imported
into this country; Paintings in Oil Canvas Copper and
Ivory: Steel Plate and hographic Engravings etc. etc.
ITALY-MARBBE, BRONZE and ALABASTER sTATU-
AIRY, Mother Of PEARL Ebony and Jeweed Rosares Paint
ings in OIL by some of the oldest masters, etc.
FRANCHISES OF JEWELRY, BISCUIT sTATUARY,
Porcelain Satuary Opera Glasses Boque Holders Fans
Gloves Laces Bronze and Alabaer Satuary Perfumery
and Cosmetics Head Dresses Ribbons Trimmings and Jet
Fringes india Rubber Balloons, etc., etc.
ENGLAND--FINE CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS Hosiery,
etc., etc. fts
AMERICA-ALL DESCRIPTIONS YANKEE MOTIONS
H5-Ths WHOLE PUBLIC invited attend this exhbi.
B. PIFFET,
5g75 i,.s Importer and Dealer In Fancy Goods
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
.Mfs. Cady S Co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
ID FL o s e X Y.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
AND fl D S e X Y.
CANAL STREET,. 81
Between Camp and St. Charles
Reg inform their lady friends and the public
ay thathey have to their stock of MIL
IINERY DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, etc., and are
now with dispatch and on the most
ahJa tesms all kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style
Every description TRIMMINGS and large Of
LADIES, CHILDREN's and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
staaty on hand a-Country orders promptly attended
Ladies will please call and inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of the most beautiful designs fos
sale this establishment.
MRS. CADY Il CO.,
ol 2p4mMoWe&Fr 81 Canal street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Rollins Great Diamond Saloon,

Rollins Great Diamond Saloon,
VERANDA BUILDINGS,
Nos. 25 and % st. Charles street.
HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, and all other deicacies of
Tonsoria Art up the improved approved
and fashionable styles
Baths Baths!!
Hot Cold, Shower Vapor and Mineral
The Damond is open for inspection at all hours the pro-
pretor guaranteeing that his jewels shall be of the first
On hand Il complete stock of
Perfumery and Furnishing Goods.
the kind patronage of his friends he
respectfully asks a continuation of their favors.
p3o 2ptf JOS. ROLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Linseed OIL.
Pining Children.

n
When the chds du its flesh accid its sleep uneasy
its appetite unnatural its skin fevere its tongue furred and
its whole aspect sess and stupid be that has Worms
Administer
WINER'S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE
without delay The reps will be discharged together with
matter in which they harbor Light will return
the eye rmness 10 the eSh vgor the limbs cheeruues
the disposition of the sufferer. In few days the cure will be
complete The Yermuge contains particle Of any min
eral substance.
R~Be particular and remember the name "wners Cana
dian verfuge Thsis the only can be depended
on. Remember this Forsale in New Orleans Wholesale aut
retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Propretors
d7 2p3teod<W 81 and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-07
Opening Of .Ntesc Goods.
REDUCTION IN PRICES


IlMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
A. BARRAUD & CO,
I32. ............... CANAL STREET..
Between Royal and Bourbon, Touro Buildings,
Would inform their friends and acquaintance pub
lie In general that they have inst received the last
from Europe and the North magnificent ASSORTMENT of
and fancy articles, as follows: .#
1000 BERTHEs Silk Chenille with Je-all cocrs, and
OF the lates Partisan fashions.
DRESS TRIMMINGS of all kinds and colors
CLOAK FRINGES-Silk and Chenille.
Silk, Velvet and Plush TAPES.
JET ORNAMENTS, all styles
BLACK VELvETS, of all widths.
Back and Colored PRINCES, with Buttons Tassels.
RIBBONS of all kinds
BRACELETS of Jet Pearl and Chenille.
Rich HEAD DRESSES of Flowers and Chenille.
Fancy PINS for Head Dresses-Pearl and She'll
EAR RINGS. Shell, nlaid with Gold
RINGS and BUTTONS.
Shell, Ivory, Motherof-Pesrl and Buffalo COMBS.
oPERA.GLAssEs, Mother-ofPearl, Enameled and Var
nshed.
P0RTE-M0NNAIES and PURSES Leather and Velvet.
Rich sATCHELS, of all descriptions
Papier Mache WoRKBOXEs and INKsTANDs
Ladies' and Gentemen's DRESSING CASES.
LIQUER SETS.
Ivory, Aother-ofPearl and Buffalo Hair BRUSHES
Inlaid CLOTHES BRUSHES.
complete assortment of BRUSHES of all descriptions
Rich Ivory and Mother Pearl FANS
Furs,
Such Palatines Berthes sleeves-For Ladies'
Girls and Children.
magnificent assortment of PERFUMERY of the most cele
braed bandsLubn, Pnaud, Monpelas scciee Hygsnique
etc., etc.
f., POrcelafns,
Such Toilet and Mantel Ornaments dau Powder
Boxes, etc.
CHILDRENs TOYS, of all descriptions
Richly Dressed DOLLS; CARRIAGES, 2 and places
Ladies' and Gentlemen's JOUvIN GLoVEs-Beayer Cloth
and Silk.
general assortment of Gentemen's FANCY TOILET ARTI
Giles
Hair! Hart!
large assortment of Manufactured Hair such as Braids
Curls etc., and unmanufacured, offered for sale by
A. BARRAUD Il CO.,
dI 2p2t 1872 Canal street.