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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12
The Eastern Clarion,

-ftIIDl.NT, SIISS,,
O. II. hDhMS'. EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulatior
OF any Country Newspaper in the South is very respectfully
offered advertising medium to the Merchants of New Or
cans.
ordersfor adversngleftat the CRESCENT OFFICE will
be puncually attended to
PRANK A. BARTLETT, agent for New Orleans dl 2p
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SlUnn 3 Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME
k5r CAPITAL Prize 10000 .lA

The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN i Co.
Managers Of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, of
Georgia. in each OF their Lotteries o- September, 1851 at
AUGUSTA Georgia, to which city they have removed their
principal Office. &,-
Glass o. to be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga in public
on SATURDAY, September s, 1857.
Glass he drawn in the city of Augusta Ga in public
SATURDAY September IL, 1857,
Glass o. to be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca public
SATURDAY, September 49, 1857. '..g
Glass S. to be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca public
SATURDAY, September 20, 1851
$4,000 Ticlxets-5,4 1876 Prizes!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
TO BE DRAW EACH SATURDAY
IN SEPTEMBER.
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CAsKET.

Those beautiful CASKETS, formerly sold b. P H.
COOK Co.. No IS Charles have been purchased by
the undersigned who offers the for the usual
at No. 200 Camp street.
ol3 2ply DANIEL MONROE
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BALE RopE.-Mr. D. ]. Hockersmth, at No. &c
Bank Place has received of the above article Of Ken
tucky manufacture.
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Notice.

Our customers and others, wishing their FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, will please call at our
store and leave their measures and orders.
NORRIS, MAULL g. CO.,
corner Camp and Common Streets
Jy3 2pt under the City Hotel.
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* II Platform. all can Stand On.'

E D NJ U N R 0 E & CO.,
"a Magazine street, corner of Graver,
Beg leave 10 remind their old friends and customers that the
same Principles which have for the last FIFTEEN
YEARS governed their Houses
Still adhered to.
"One Price and no Devlntion.''
And should any dissatisfaction after purchase
the Goods they may be returned and exchanged the money
will be cheerully refunded"
By steamships Empire City and Black Warrior the House
have received splendid assortment of
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
FURNISRIN GOODS.
1t is WE'LL known fact that Clothing turned out by this
House is made in superior manner and experience in this
line Of business uses in stating that the selec
ton of Goods this exce all the former efforts of
worthy partner Alfred Munoe under whose Superintendent
they gotten up.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
Your attention particularly requested the splendid
ment Of
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing,
Both for Dress and School purposes.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING AT FACTORY PRICES
TRUNKS, CARPET. BAGS AND UMBRELLAS
ALFRED MUNROE l. CO.,
"a Magazine street,
sci 2p6t Northeast corner of Gravier street,
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". Ra-iu's Pe,.f,x,,,e,.,..

Ten Bszins UPPER TEN EXTRACTS for sale by the
bo,tle.
MRS, BOYD,
iel5 2ptol Is, G.rDp street
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W'atsOn's $40 Se,ci,,g .Wachiues,

Inc undersigned having received instructions from the man
utac'rers, Messrs ROBBINS i CO., Baltimore to transmit
orders Tor these celebrated and economical Machines respect
fully invites cizens and planters generally to call at his Office
and examine samples Of Machines and Sewing
G. A. TENBERGER,
sel2 2pSt tpl Grar;er stree.
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INbill El.f1.ucfs

FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF-W GENUINE.
Price, 50 cents per bottle. For sale by
MRS. BOYD,
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Boots, Shoes and Rrogans.

"UOtos D73VtS UStW b7 VyttEtSs
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dchng BOOTS, Russs
BROGANS, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Gag
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST L CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving of SILK Frr
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Pain Leaf Mexican At
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices. by
FROST & CO.,
jylS 2p&W No ~ Magazine
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FnR AssEssORs

FOR TAX COLLECTORS,
Il First Dfstrict-THOaIAs ASIxEW.
second District-JOs. HERNANDEZ
Third District-VAL. ST. CERAN.
E, Fourth District-GEO. HIENSMAN.
5s4sE3sT IS ss-------- tiH
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
" 8cirst Justlce--J. *. DIXON.
X second Justice--C. NJ. BRADFORD.
Y T,l.,rtt Justfce-A. SAUCIER.
Fourth Justice-Ga. DUPLANTI1R.
Fifth ,Justice.-.J. r. BARNETT.
seventh Justtce-J. B. McLlN.
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Notice.

Families who propose Papeng their houses this season.
respectfully invited to call and examine the Sample of
'he Undersigned, where may be OAK MARBLE, STONE
GOLD, VELVET and PLAIN PAPERS, put up in Decora
ton, Fresco and other styles, by B. H. BACKYARD
F. NEWHALL,
No. GO Canal street. corner Old Leyee,
jylO 2p3n ~, st,,,
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Talk on 'Change.

There was very little animation on the streets yeser
day. Those Bears who were so incredulous about
our telegraphc dispatches fron Liverpool, quoting
Middling cotton at 3d., overlook the enormous sales
OF 10000 bales for the week ending the 18th ut,
which was about onequarter of the stock on hand
Suppose we begin to talk about 10d as the price on
the list of December, discontinued individuals
might say we are more than hafright. We do not
pretend to predict what the rates may be in Liverpool
in December. We have reached 3D. and we are salts
fed for the present.
The mail failed again yesterday from New York
The private letters of the mail due the day previous
state that the pressure for money and the general
panic in moneyed circles equal to the year 1887
If this is substantiated by subsequent events, we
think New York must be in very bad way and it is
suggested that all men of capital and INDEPENDENCE
should remove forthwith from that city, and locate in
this good city of New Orleans and aid in developing
the rich and mighty resources of the great Southwest
Those heavy and large ship owners whose vessels are
rotting ut the wharves, will do well to consider this
matter. Let them come to New Orleans with their
shipping and their money-provided they have any
left of the latter article-they will receive large and
profitable returns We do not want drones or men
addicted to the pomposty and frivotes of the Fifth
Avenue or Blocker street. but want men of intel
igence, industry and some capital as we'll as all ship
owners who might be of benefit to a comparatively
new country. Let one or two hundred industrious
and mechanical men visit New Orleans this season.
and they Will at once discern the superior advantages
we possess for almost every trade, art and branch of
commerce and mechanism that can be enumerated.
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Shirts! Shirts! Shirts,

CARROLLTON STORES, corner Poydras aud Baronne sts
We have Just received large invoice Of those LINEN
SHIRTS, all sizes small pits at 81 50 each Gentlemen
will do we'll to call early
LOUIS CHARLES,
myll 2ptf corner Poydras and Baronne Streets
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A WHOLESALE REMoyAL.--The removal of the es-
Enlistment of Messrs. Taylor & Raddin, wholesale
dealers in boots, shoes, hats and caps, from Al Maya
zine street to the corner building of Common and
Magazine, was celebrated last evening under the aus.
pices of Messrs. Baldwin and Brigham, mot of Utah)
in the most approved style. The press was well rep
resented, and the speech Of Mr.. b of the Plea.
yune and the song of Mr.. B. of the Courier to-
gether with the dropping fire of POPULARITY sustained
by the remainder of the party, youched fully for the
quality Of the wine set forth on the occasion.
The new location chosen for this extensive estab
lishment is in one of the most busy commercial quar-
tiers OF the city, fronting on Magazine and Common
streets, Nos q and Al respectively The store rooms
above and below, are spacious and airy and the i'm
mense number of unopened boxes gave us some idea
OF the appearance the rooms would present when
properly arranged, and the extensive business such
an establishment must transact during single season.
The vast and constantly repenished stock of this firm
embraces everything in the way of head and foot gear
from the polished and genteel tile to the unpretend-
ing but jaunty and comfortable cap, and from the
lady's dainty slipper to the substantial blogan.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the address for the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they will be forwarded By first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate.
The list drawn Numbers and Prizes will to PM
chasers Immediately after the drawing
n9Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Post-O Office, County and State.
pa-Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable IN
fall, without deduction
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either
Swan Box So S, Post Office, New Orleans, or
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca,
au29 2pdAw or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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GEO. W. THRIFT. A. c. OLDs.
Thrift, OIds s. Co..

o M l S O N N E r H NTS,
No. i14 Commerce ST., Mobile, Ala.
Particular aeation paid the of all kinds of WEST
ERN PRODUCE, such as Flour Bacon Whisky, Pork, Lard
OIL Grain of all kinds, Hay ETC. ETC.
-REFERs
Messrs Poneroy Marshall, Goode Ulrick, Chamberlain
Co.. Mobile, Ala C. W. Newton Co., Carroll, Pritchard
Co., Henderson Peale Orleans Swasey Co.,
Gardner, Phpps Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
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$4,000 TIckets-5,495 Prizes!
IMPROVISATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prizes of 500 approximatng to S6,0Dy prize are
prizes of 800 approximatng TO $1,000 prize am
prizes of 90 approximating TO 1000 prize Ssl
prizes of l25 approxiinatDg to 1000 prize are.. y
prizes of 100 approNimatng to 5000 prize 400
4pr12es OF 20 approxlmatlng 10 l3u prize are, 800
prizes of 80 approximatng to 1870 prize 2OD
900 prizes of 20 100 OUJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12

IcCHESNEY'S PATENT WASHING MA
-'A CHIMES can be had by applying the Office of the
Manufacturers who Projectors Of the Patent Right
for State OF Louisiana
OFFlCE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
ks~Tte Rights for Mississippi Arkansas Texas Florida
and California; also Parish Rights il tbs State lib
era. terms. Apply rs above. my4 3puf
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The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE also sold exchang ed and repaired by
P. NJ. TOURNE,
jy22 2p3m No. % Baronne. Canal street.
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HACK RArEs.-An ordinance, not long

HACK RATES. An ordinance, not long
since promulgated, requires that all such vehicles
shall have card of rates pasted or nailed up in
prominent place inside This was designed To-
prevent imposition those who, by necessity OF
choice were forced to ride. Like many other reg
ulations, il has failed to answer the end proposed
and hackmen, despite the law and its penal les
charge just what they choose. NIUst of the hack
are driven by negroes, who are not long in the bu
siness before they acquire amazing audacity
and soon become adopts in learning to 0vercharge
Df they could not do if the law of prices
governed them; but the card being tackled up. il
easy matter to pull it down. and down il
goes 1t is very doubtful whether one hack ont
of twenty can be found with card of rates.
more piratcal gang ofpubic servants it would
be difficult to pick up in many mile of IL - Gld
sea than are the hsekmen of Richmond. - q
the rascals grow rich, and if they fss~nnsas
as TO occupy seat as engineer of "A four wAosleu
vehicle for a year or two, they contrive TO save
money enough to buy themselves, and have enough
left to corrupt the morals of every good servant in
the range of their acquaintance, besides aiding
others TO levant to parts unknown. The above
marks Of course apply to haekmen in the aggregate
there are some exceptions. 1t is II leme ntabe
fact. however, that 50 few should exist, who are
even willing to concede the truth of. aud practice
the motto-Ihat honesty Is the best p0scy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06
D0GGETT & ANDERSON.

UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, j
Corner OF Governor and franklin Sfs.)
HAVE received their Fall Stock of
French aud American Paper uangings all quai.
ities Floor Oil Cloths Curtain Goods. Cornices and
other articles In the line Of business which will be
sold af moderate prices. We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Boosters aud Pillows,
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses OF the best quail
ity and all other work IN line. executed by the
most con petent workmen, with the strietest desire
10 give satisfaction portion Of public patronage
- isrespectfully solicited. lse 2o-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

IIoRRm IIgREsY-The editor of the Sioux Eagle
pronounces the following about the aboriginal
bellies
..Those who have read the Indian tales Of Cooper.
Simms, Bennett &c, and have never seen an In
dian sguaw doubtless imagine that among the
tlusky tribes there are hundreds of tall graceful
maidens, with regular features and pretty forms
We have recently visited different tribes of In
dams and seen many hundreds of their females,
and as yet We have not found one which approaches
to grace or beauty. As general thing, they are
sloveniy and fit subjects for soap factory. We
venture the assertion that the author of the Last
Of the Mohicans,' or of Hiawatha, never saw an
Indian girl. If there is such thing as Nin-ne-ha
ha We should be pleased to see her-she would
be fortune for Snowman"
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How To CLEAN SILVER OR SILVER PLA

TED GooDs-The following recipe for cleaning sill
yer or plated wares is worthy f preservation lie
red or yellow color that comes upon silver is caused
hy combination of the sulpher of the atmosphere
upon the surface, forming sulphurae of silver
To remove this-take half an ounce of cyaaaYa Of
lotassa" and dissolve it in pint of Wa Or. By
wetting piece of cotton flannel with this solution
and rapidly rubbing the article To be cleaned,
will dissolve the sulphate and leave the silver as
bright as new The composition is deadly poison
and should therefore lie destroyed or corked up in
bottle and deposited in place of safe keeping
soon as it has accomplished its work.
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SUPPOSED TO DgIN Towy

SUPPOSED TO BE IN TowS.-Peter Stro,ls
and Daniel ]. Melneery. two deserters fron, For
tress Monroe, who left that post on the 20rh
ult.. are supposed 10 be lurking about this cjry
concealing themselves from \ search which Ims
been instituted 20 discover their whereaboufs =
The parties took OF about s10o worth of proppTtv
that did not belong TO them when they left The
legal reward for returning deserser Ia go per
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

ESCAPE FROM JAIL--on the night of the 18th ult,
four prisoners In the Parish prison in New Ur
leans La named ii. c. Foster, d. b. Dubois. W.
Bagnoll and VIM. Hamilton. picked the lock OF
their cell and scaled the roof Of the jail, whence
they descended by ropes made OF their blankets,
aud made good their escape. The night watchman
whose duty il was TO 60 the rounds of the prison
every half hour, acknowledged having been asleep,
aud was discharged the next morning.
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LOTTERIES.
Isl = cn,s L0rTERIES--NKM

CwaN & CO.'S LoTTERlES.-NEW
Am pRILLTANT SCHEMEi-CAPITAL
npfgv stn 0ablg-~The following scheme will be
rswn by swan Co. Managers & q ses fos'SaSs ga Ne
htSts. htSi.r tSS7 AZ Augusta Ca, to which city they
80 'gyseo,oved theiG principal stiice;
CLASS 81,
drawn Il, the city of Augusta Ga, in public. on
Ao'' skTyRDAY, NOVEMBER 7rn. 1887.
CLASS az,
r. he drawn in the city of Augusta Ga. In public. on
1" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Ira, ls57.
GLASS IS.
abe drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga, In public. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsr. 1881.
CLASS G.,
~ p, ,lr,vo in the city o! Augusta Ca Ia public on
A''' SATURDAY., NOVEMBER =, 1857,
oy YaK Plan or SINGLE NUABER2
5.aa0 PRIZESI
Nearly one ErSse 10 Kes'y Nias Helets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEi
20 ne DRAWN
aer~f ~ N a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06
Mss MAaorE MIronELL-This voups

Miss MAGGIE MIrcHELL.--This young
artists personations at the Theatre, continue e
give the patrons Of the drama unaloyed satsfac-
ton. Her advent on the stage, so far, has always
been tle signal for hearty greeiing from her 90.
dience. Miss Mitchell has improved or such q
thing were possble since her last visit to our city
Her Efforts last night, In several difacult parts.
would anywhere be considered creditabIs to .
self
tonight her name Is presented for q benefit
mnien , Irom the estimate In which abe 10 held by
piay-goers, must prove bumper The bill for ths
occasion includes the drama Of the sYoung prince.n
the csnedietta Of the -Four Sisters and the farca
~ "Snthony and Cleopatrs"--in all Of which tbe
appears. ., - w
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CLOSED The Fair of the Mechanics
Institute closed last night. when an address was
delivered by Thos II. Wynne, Esq, and the list
OF premiums was announced large crowd
thronged the spacious Hall on the occasion The
list will he published tomorrow. We are reoue.-
ted to ask every exhibitor, who can possibly do So
to send for the deposited articles at an early hour
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

DEATu op GEs. BoosE, on MlssIssIPPr-The Riehz
Clipper brings the intelligence of the death OF ten.
Boone, which event took place At his residence ID
Tishomingo county, Miss, on the 18th Mt lie was
a regular descendant Of the distinguished oenerai
Daniel Boone and was said 10 resemble him pot
only In per ersonal appearance. but also ia his quail
ties Of head aud heart. lie filled various places OF
honor and tfust In Mississippi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

The u. 8. DISTRICT coURT sits in this
city the 18th of November. and the U, & Circuit
Court, for the Ath Circuit and Virginia Dis ct.
sits on the I'D. Judge HaIy burton presides in the
first mentioned Court, and Chief Justice Tansy aud
Judge III. In the last mentioned Court Witnesses
have been summoned 10 testify in the District
Court against party charged with robblng the U.
g. postoiiiee in this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06
INTERFERING WITH WArcHMAN.-A

INTERFERING WITH n HAItHMAN.--A
young man. named Pat Woods, was carried before
his Honor yesterday, for interrupting and obstruet
ing Isaac Wasserman, member Of the city watch
in the discharge of his duty. Sundry explanations
offered by Woods. in extenuation of his conduct
procured his discharge from the summons, but not
from prosecution Oh account Of 1t. The defendant
Is the same person who committed similar feat
with watchnan Baptist on the 18th last January,
and afterwards went to Norfolk.
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-s
COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking rauges
il good HARD COKE, which we are delivering for
The present at Si.75 per load
oc iY~ts JkO. j. WkRTH Agt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

ELECTION OF PASTOR Rev. L. w.
sEEIr. Of Baltimore, has been elected pastor Of the
discharge OF his duties In few weeks Mr seeis
Is native OF Kentucky, and for several years was
y professor in Georgetown College. He Il said so
DO one Of the most accomplished scholars OF our
country, and popular pulpit orator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

DICH THREAD LACES AND EDG-
IL INGS, AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES
Cloaks and Dustels at 81; Silk FTinges at l25 cents
worth 25 cents Worsted Hosiery for children, i0cts
Bieached Cottons, yard wide 10 cts worth I6 cts
COrsets at 81, worth So every description of Mili
merry Goods to be had ut a much less price than at
other stores; Fancy Worsted Goods, Embroideries
and lots of other Goods. Every dollars worth Of
goods will be offered without taking the cost in con-
sideraton. To procure the greatest bargains ever
offered, call at GOLDSMITS
Cheap Trimming and Fancy Store,
~ Rroad st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06
XATO0DFIN's SPECTFIC!-FOR

w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA.-
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware oI
it's virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for gratujtOus distribution, TO the
afflicted. He had idea of Offering il to the public
III this form. until he was urged to do no, by many
who had been cured by its use He. now. with great
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not general panacCa for all the ills flesh is heiI
o. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
OF sale.
Manufactul ed and sold 10y a. WOODFTN. 18th
street, Church Hl price 81 per bottle, or bottles
for 81 For sale also. by GKUBBs APPERSoN: Y. }.
PICCT; J. w POLLARD, 18th street. and DR.. SSELLINGs
corner Of Broad and 25th streets Church Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

DzArH FROM BRAspY-AxD wATER.--0n Saturday
afternoon, five meR found in state OF insen-
sibiiity, n raft nearly submerged pear the Ely
sian Fields, Hobeken, n. ]. They bad been fishing
and drinking brandy, and the raft having stuck IN
the mud, the flood tide had nearly covered them
when discovered. One of the number, VIM. ii. :.
Smith, died the Same evening, but the rest were
restored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

UTTERIya THREATs .--Wm. Duke was
.u,pmoned before the Mayor yesterday, for utter
log threats against Albert Acree. Foreman Of No !
fre on Church Hill, Tuesday night last lie gave
bali for his appearances on next Tuesday, when q .
ease viii bs investigated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-06

'TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--FAIR C0MPETI-
Tl0N 4 JEWEL $4,000 IN STOCK.-WI. IRA
SMITH, Fashionable Ciuthier-Having recently ELI
lar ged and improved my sales room, at IL Main st.
ana tins Fail laid III very superior stock of Goods
would ask OF the patronfLing public " >al and
mine my assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHlhG
For Men and Boys wear. Thankful i..r -a9t favors
would say, that no tftort on my part sail be want
ing to give entire satisfaction.
My stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only
and embraces all kinds of GARMENTS aud FUR
NlSHlAG ARTICLES, Usually kept il a Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES.
"a to cut, pattern and fabric. and made b The best
worhmen. Aly object Is to sell goul article, at a
fair price, and will offer them at such pras viii
SUIT THE TIMES.
word TO the wise is sufficient. Call and examine
VIM. IRA SMITH
~ n.iF,