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6toMPLETIoN uf Panama Railroad. d.-Reductiol

GOMPLETlON of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ OF fare TO CaiDrniUnted States mail steamships
York Tor Aspnwa on the 9th and Goth Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
These steamships have inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety,
Tho Panama railroad (47 miles
TO ocean and crossed IN hours The baggage
checked In New York through TO San Francisco
embarked at Panama by the
money paid In New York covers all expenses Of tho trip
Reserve steamers kept and San
Francisco prevent detention in Of accident that the route
entirely raiabc
Passengers leave Panama ts day ey at Aspnwa
Conductors through hy take charge Of
and children without oshcr protectors.
For through tickets the apply the III
West street. New York, TO l. w, RAYMOND
May 6--dE
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For Kansas and Missouri Riyer.

FTNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD Is now running two
Il daily trains between st Inn Jefferson city, connecting
with the Lightning line Of Msetrver packets thai leaves sr
son city daily on the aas d The express train, carrying mails
and passengers for eexle Glasgow Kansas Ieaven
worth, Weston 81 Joseph, and all ntcrmcdate points.
THROUGH roni S. Louis Kansas hours from "a 10 ~
hours ahead Of boats starting from 81. Ioni
The Lightning Lane packets IN te trade aps
being required TO run schedule SINE mails pacnees are
delayed walIs fr freight their way Throncb
tickets can he ppFose te principal cities States or
AZ the onoS " ~ NuS T. MeKEsICK,
way @-Nu Asst tsopL
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TO OUR suBsoRIBERs.

The q viii be entered books unless III
payment of the subscription be made In advance
Distant subscribers may money letter all
viii be assumed by ourselves ! SAFE transnis
The COUNTRY publ triweckl during
u Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than win be received
proportoned to the above annual
ssPosrAsrls act as our agents. BY
sending DAILY subscribers, with SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with s2s enclosed viii be entitled copy
gratis
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George G. Thomas

T j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
Ap 11--d1yt
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AEATCH Repairing and Engraving. Watches,
wv oronometers and pocket mekecpers overy description
repaired by sul worknen and perform
Engraving Of every description done In the best including
cutting OF arms cress mottoes and initials stone.
%sA Visiting and wedding cards elegantly printed
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO
Jewellers, 32i Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 30-u Between 9th and 10th streets.
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3
~ Emmsburg Frederick county MarylandTho
sion Of studies at this nrton the oath August and
terminates the last Thursday The terms for
tuition $3.50 payable semi annually advance There
charges for music drawing painting and also for Spanish
Italian German latin The for the primary department
composed of pupils und nine 500
able half yearly in advance
letters of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER
MoR of 81 Josephs Academy, Enmirburg Frederick county
Maryland.
July s--d1ycar
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FTAYLOR AND MAURY's halfdollar Bibles Eng
Il lish Bibles elegantly bound In arabesque gilt cents
just imported by TAYLOR 4 MAItRY
June o-Nt Bookstore 9th
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DIRECTORS
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, Charles Dngee,
George H. Armstrong Thomas Manderfed,
Charles A. Rubicam Edward X. Helmbod,
George Helmbod, r. Carroll Brewster,
James H. Neai, Isaac Ieech,
THOMAS b. FLORENCE President.
EDWARD r. HEIaBoIp, Secretary.
= LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter No. 1897 street, opposite City Hail.
John Virginia avenue Island
Williams No. 22 Four and "A lialf street. Il
Rgges Thirteenth below
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain Levy No 3o7 Pennsylvania opposite National
Hotel.
GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomason.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY,
James NJ. Vest
In charge Washington city office,
Northwest Pennsy
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~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND oFFTCE.--Fill.

NJ more, Osborn, Co.. Main streets uI
strs nearly opposite the Julien House, Dubuque Broom
born Co.. 80 Clark street. Chicago Illinois, Broom usscy
keoknk Iowa. real estate agents stock and exchange brokers viii
their attention the stocks
loans negoaed money invested locating lands
warrants. VIII locate ine joint
Every location made from personal only
paid, &C., &c, &c
BAH property left with for sale w f required be placed
upon our registers Chicago and Kcouk we giving
seller three markets Correspondence solicited
Ap IS -d3m
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United States Mail.
Na.4 A.
VIRGINIA

Posr oFrIcR DEPARTMENT, June 8, 1857
DROP0SALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from LIST September, 1857 both June 1859
following route in the State OF VIRGINIA and in the
fed will be received the Contract Office Of department
m Of the 2ih day of July next to be decided the following
No b26s From frronbug by Dayton Brdgewaer Messy Creek
Mount Solon parnassus Augusta Springs, Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs, Dccrfcd Coverdale, and Green
Valley, to Bath Alum so miles back three times a
week in horse coaches
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, Wednesday and Friday
4,a. nj,
Arrive at Bath Alum by ., D. m.
Ielsc Bath Alum Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at A.
a.
Arrive at Harronburg by ., p M,
For forms proposal guarantee and certificate instructions
and requirements be embraced in tho contracts
men January H. 1855 February 1885, February 1851
either Of thcm In pamphlet FORM all the principal post Offices
AARON v. BROWN
Postmaster General
juno p--1awiw
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,

TFE PERILs or THE SEA, AND INLAND TRANsP0RTA
8St 7ION
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washington Branch Railroad.
TJNRAlNS leave Washington for Baltimore
Il AT Q and s1S M, and o and Az, p.
ON Sunday at Al, m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington
At44 and ga a, and 3 and 5li, p. m
On Sunday at AZ, a.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York win take
and "a.
Passengers for Annapolis will take 81 AZ
Do for Norfolk q and q
Do for the West g o and az connecting
at Washington Junction, T. H. PARSONS Agent
Jan 17--df
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BROTHERS,

BANKING HOUSE OF CIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington January l, 1857
T0HN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this admitted partners in the Banking House
this date viii be
st. Chubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House in D
vcnpor of Charles st. Cubb, Douga
and Alexander Barrow, under the firm Of Chubb Brothers, Bar
X Co. CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1-du -
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A RNYs CONFECTIONARY. 10. a4 Bridre street

IA Georgetown d. G., where all kinds Of entertainments are
urnshod with the best cakes
&c al the shortest notice. tho
Medal awarded the last exhibition Of the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute e.
Feb 3--du
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.--It being
IN the intention OF the board Of directors Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the
70 is terminus At the District nc
dress apply to the undersigned the subject before
of April next JOHN G. BRENT,
No 80 Louisiana
J. G. LEWIS,
Feb H-3tawf 492 Seventh street
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHn4l-
DEIPHIA
Fire Marine Inland Insurance
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
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mo LEASE, for term of years. the mansion of the
late General Towson United States contains all the
modern improvements works range Ap-
ply to > :; H SMITH esq at his Office on street.
March 21--2wtf
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OFFICE Northwest corner of Pennsyly lyania av-
enue and seventeenth street, washington city,
ID. O..
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Hon b. Floyd Secretary Of War Dnfard chief clerk
subordinate clerks two mcssngc and four watchmen Tho
following bureaus attached 10 this department:
Cpmanding 0fceTb Office at the head Of which Is
Lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York, tt
djutar Gae,uts oGoco Samuel Cooper Adiutan General
Aslsantsreyet f. D. Townsend Brevet Capt " Williams
and p Gareschc Judge Advocate Bcvet Major John
Lee clerks aud one messenger IN This Office are kept all
The records which the personnel p the the rolls &c
Is here whcro all military commissions are made out
QuaSeraaso Generals oacc Broye Major General Jesup
auartcrmasor general G. Thomas Captain
Miller Major Begcr eleven clerks and one messenger
fayaaser Generals oGcsco b v Iarncd paymaster general
Major Leslie district paymaser eight clerks and ono mcssen
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-06
NEWS Fols ALL!

WE he= inform customer the Ladies in
SS particular. that show one OF
the g-ardest displays in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GooDs.
ever before offered th market. We busy
thar ladies' Dress oods French
aud Enyh Merinos WOollen Plsds black and faacv silks
DE anes Mtntas. Shasls the richest French Ernbrpie
ries silk Bonn-ts. Ladies' Misses aud Chiren shoes.
Gingh2;a Flannes Lnsel Jeans atihets Don-sts
thOHan Is % othrr articles mention cannot
be heat whether in s:yle quality price
stli adhere r1Oto-S CHEAP HEAP
CAL ryhody At the store Main tho
OF First s.pJ EOSER. BRO. a FREY.
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FStE Of Pigsoa Township. Vanaerburx
County. Iui prepared 70 receive stast proposais
Sl-uriay 2ist OF March next Zoe building two
Srdss PiKeon Creek the
afninng the Of Lama
CO. The he rock. work tae attsria Sand
Stlns aaS will contain about 10 Perca,s (2j ,lht feeto
perch 1nthiy Inmates will he of done. and
watch 81 wall he paA in
The Board retaining 10 gn the
petion of the Ioh. Plans ant specification be
aav inform lirei by apeyins Mr. philip Kramer
the business house of Decker KrAner Main street.
Iaa2i-tt
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LANES SC.Nr.rs. y,s, 4.

XMAS inst received by Railroad a lot of Bucks Patent
Clipper rOosng Stove. improved. IL Is the hest IN
beautiful steve IN ALSO lots hcy EMMANUEL
CRATES OF LATEST STYLES.
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NEW STOVE STORE!

CAMTS scASTLIN. JR Of the late firm Of james
80 Seantiia SON has ope1ei a AVID Tin
MAJ opposite the oil state Rank VIII he intends
keeping large assortment Of stoves n. latest
styles. Also Itnte Crates and Tin Ware wholesale
retail on the best terms gaze h e.l before
caa
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WM. REILLY,
xALROLESAL AND RETAIL. GROCER AND

w PRODUCE MERCHANT MAIN STKF.LT --Ihenn-
would respectfully inform his and the Publie
Ansvile vicinity hased interest
ofhe Senior partner in the late Old Reilly he in
carry the Grocery and Produce business hs old
OF returning thanh
effort ~ontuu
snes nfthe same ieaD-Iv WILLIAM REILLY.
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ST. CsIAIELES HOTEL,
PORTLAND. KY,

I'VE ed lessee OF this newly erected and aimi-
rIh adapted HOTEL. takes pie IN announcing to
the aud especially
the Portland Wharf this
retey srpshed and ready for the Guests
Every item OF FuTltdre be titg and indeed the building
hoat Etted with articles expressly
10
situated the ST CHARLES is Immediately at the ianii
fthe princ shipping poit tor Lou sve. where
81, her guests arrive and from whence they de-
TO- the West and South this house affords
and the traveller heretofore
this
IL shall he the endeavor OF the PrOprcar this
Establishment command liberal share public patron
because he intens deserve The House. with its
extensive grounds cool shady and
Is unsurpassed transient house hall he Kept
ote-lacsns OF the essentials of such
estlhlishment.
Mr. J. W. REDDryG well known 20 the travelling pubie
from has long connection with Hotels in Louisville
eazed gill assist the general the house
Tho patronage ofthe public is respectfully collected.
yf-t W. W. OWEN. Proprietor.
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STORAGE WANTED.

SN are prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse.
iualtity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise. OF
tho mosrlibsrll ,s-ms.
and airy rooms stairs care viii
taken furnture Agricultural Implements
AMI Of goods to damage from damp
rust.
,fected a,he ere proofraes enon
Logger when desired.
located corner Locust street and W. and u
Jal AMI convenient for shipping by Riveror Kali
IA Applyto GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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Stste Of New York.


New York CITY and County. (
/. Jss-nh Fs-a1siorer CT nee@s N and
for county NnsrF Public II and forths
York certify that rhe dag OF ths
dat, hereof hsfar- y p Vale "a welt
kaowi wha bsrg by dnly did that
n. of the foregoing certifeate. signed by him.
In wsrcss whereof hive slNs"riNei nv name - Com
Toner Of DEED Notary bile % the Stat- If New
York. "a have aixcl my Notar.al Seal .. my oties
~ ' " JoSFpH q. LAwRENcr
Commissioner o d. eds ant Va.arv Puh'ic.
s. Wall street. View York
W. cho'eure medical faculty of TIE in'ted
proinec eme1v ecua r Dupries celebrated Remei-i
Tor e<sernsl in.e-n. piles 50
Nassa street Yori viii te NAL TO any rar
he United Sold by all respectable druggists
United Stqtes.
B-An gent wanted. terms c.sh.
ra. DEPBIE'S PILLS
rnrirsed for purifying the Mood tsny
remedy internal Pilee. salt Rheurn Ring Worn SC.
wari viii e na'd - that prove they
entain any;h Injurious - the system VIII
nf ths United STATS cents
Principal Nassau street York for sale BY
all respectful drn~g'sts in the v =
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
IS Nassau as. Now Yoak
WM. J. REDPATH g CO..
Dr. Proprie.cr
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TONSOEsA T..

LANCE remiai public that he continues his
shaving Hair Dressing ShanIpaoning. Hair D,sing.
Gc in the main hall Of the Pavilion ,te Water
establishment will al receive the
N polite attention. Give him = call JaE21- In
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WYE beg call the aie7tioa Of the putc follow
We 'ngswa-n certificate from % --specta-
bic ir-as Ne yaiie a,hern Law Of tbe proprietor
cf n Courier des Cas. aud formerly ganmsker
Phil deinhia:
DIR. DUrRIEOaar Sirr hereby certify that have
III ted with the Piles 80 ~ &C have
Barnes Pie Lotion a-d everything else could
hrsr all ito sec, Cor thew di LITTLE good.
Ahgt mont hs since commenced using valuable
the Piles. have the hsnptness
they have had the desired EJECT they
tots distressing compliant. consider this almost
miracle for 81 Of age. IsiBcerely
mead them to all afflicted with the above conr'a,nt
5 gnei. p VALE.
No. - Franklin street..
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FINE LUMBER.

AZ
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Holm +. GLOVER x CO corner of Main aud Seven tn
Public. that they have in yard aud sale low
complete OF Pine Lumber embracirg
and thiekness ronsued aud rooved Pine and
4h rtooring Dressed undressed Ceiling. Castings
PanEss; Ih1 sound Boards Suitable
shops harns aud feneng No Pine aai Poplar shingles
&c. Can have made order ct the prices shelving
Doors sash binds Mantle Pieces Moulings Frames
Doors and Windows. Sc, Bills warded
who for then. Orders from adstauce receive
/ rram rtat fah ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IaRD Oii SOAP AND CANDLES.

will continue the business of the former
firm of Geo. & Lard Oil.
SOAP and CauSes ard will sell st whole ale and retail
same NJ prices warrantne the articles fully equal
surerior those of the Cincinnati market Or'ers
Main between FiTss md
| second DECKER * KRAMER.
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ui. kE1s.

yEsr undersigned hsviur usnced TIE of
II Blankets, their r at Dexter. New YORK.
pared sell all kinds of Hianhets te lie
chae1 in New York with the addition Of freghts
fl orde rs Tor any punt az shori rotics.
We lof 1l-4. ls-i.
Super Family Blankets.
HesY, Nsgrp Blankets.
Gray aud White Saddle Riaukets &C.. &C.. to which
o~-s VI NsGvEr g. co
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVANCEMENT.

Ssrder that mag be able TO devote my time parcu
- larry 70 the IRON HEAvY HARDWARE par o our
easasss have disposed OF part my
essy house 70 VIZ. MATTHEW DALZaLL. who will con
aae AZ the old stand. under the style OF ORR. DAL7EL
assOr ment OF everything the Grocery
rae would take this opportunity s.aeere
the the LIBERAL
patronage extended to many andrsPeetu ask
nen 20 continue their fsvOrs woald
20 sae very slow not all gens1eE thst they need
not aSk credit at this house. SAMUEL ORR.
Anil
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AGiIN
NEW GOODS AT ROSER'S.

NEW GOODS AT ROSER'S.
C long expects goods have arrived Beintiul icos
Ne LINES. FltnEsls Caaton Fi,usels double Shtws
Ky. Jeans. Gloves. Patins u h mp oar
h -t-,v S,ria, Go iues
possible. herfr- look cr hary1in
dessB RDSEH. BRO. * FREY.
NEW LIVERY AND SALE STAELE.
m w.. DEfARND & KAHN. have assNciatsf themselves
ELs PIrt1ers. for the Of buy
selling horses aad carrying the Livery Stable business
They ocenpv tie old stand az T.. III Defiarao
Ii 81 ali 4th streets in Evansville Ind viii
Keen constantly hant for hire sale better collection
Of Sadie aad Biggy iOrsss than ever kept in Evansville
bsOrs. fiGe rlrr1-es. BuxSies and Hacks
their friends the public will hosrd
anik.ep Others the best order Thir Omrbues
y. II DzGARIO.
=. KAHN.
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4 .HEES F.-5n boxes ". x. Cream Cheese;
~ ~ hoves German and Pam Soap
1to pounds Cotton Wrapping Irvine;
2n bales No I Cotton Rafting:
5fo porn a. sugar-eured Dried Reef:
25 dor fresh Mustard y and Il pint bottles, reed pei
aaz2s Is o. HERMANN.
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SCsgOOI. BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
VA have nov hand large an complete
w of all The School Rocks in in thu West Also
full Flank Rocks all Letter
fancy Note Paper pfn and fancy Envelos Bsct and r.
Ink. Steel Pens Pencils and Penhoetrs c which We Of
fer At Wholesale or retail! at the DIVES. prices.
ps It. A.
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| NAVIGATION OPSSED-FiRsT tBRiVt -
| " 40 hhds prime Sugar.; Tokegs c. soda;
10 tierces Rice; l0boxrs Cast Steel SOAP;
ItOhars Coffee: Cask Nader. reed FER
feIS PRESTON BROS
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HOUSES FOIs RENT.

e. TX ofthe Of buildings Locust above
the sherwood Hcuse just completed. for
They are two story rooms beloA With rooms for
tenaments above. Apply to
y NJ r.
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EAR 'ME COFFEE.-75 b,Es Prime RIO Conee, rse'd
q rer ). B. ChaneeI OF ard .or sale cheap by
felS WHEELER & PIGGS. No. A. Main-st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

the more irpor.an. ones with addresses appropriate them
Daniel Falvey for attempted little girl in Agers,
two years IN the penientiary. 5ssg5t u
John Ryan assault upon John Murphy with intent kill
two years in the Parish Prison, and 500 fine. 5i
Hyde Algers for assault battery upon Of his
apprentice hoyu-crucy beating him with ropes ondtwo
weeks In the Parish Prison, and 800 fine. f4esf N ~
Henry Agier, for sssaulting cutting Mr. Sick with
sword. four months In the Parish Prison.
Emile Houion, for assault and battery months in the
Parsh Prison. 39A
Wagner for and battery one week in the Parish
Prison, and SIS Hns.
Hnds assault and battery one week in the Parish
Prison. FYs
James Msyland for larceny, aving plead suy year
in the Pententlary.
]. b. Lock wood. for assault and battery $50 ane
John Clark for entering with seal one year
Jacob velvsa assault with pistol one month in h.
Parish Prison. 3a5 r.
Thomas, m O. for harborng runaway his wife,, 500
nne, Or three months in the Parish Prison.
John WoAve battery one week in the Parish
Prison.
Vim. Eapp sssault and battery upon Mrs Trapp four
weeks in the Parish Prison. Ji1-s5
Thomas Martini larceny, year In the Penitensry
Ernest Potter vas brought for sentence for enter
house with intent to steal but sentenced request
there being other charges which he yet bc
THE RECORDERS CoURTs. - Recorder Stith, on
Saturday sent John Heating to the Work months
% ass Ss'iss
ing Auguae johnson and W. Robinson held upon
charges Of being dangerous aud suspicious Moore
afsystte James Doyle fined s2s for
Dolan Archibald Bowman Frank ANGELS were dismissed
from charges of charging their enemies In stic fashion,
assens from Tennssss .h9 discharged Friday
charged with stealing James Msgone and John
Noan and Wm CAIN charged with beating Robert Fec
held for examination. ,5,s - III
Recorder Fabre ssnt Martha Brown c. before the First
District Court for harborng the Sarah belong
ing G. Bonsgnsur her Of
tomhouss and Bourbon streets Bail Of $500 given Meyer
field, on the levso on the 14th inst Ball $500
Recorder Solomon fined Aro 80 for selling to
In his the Of Margny and Moreau and
$40 sor doing his coshoase The
Barracks. John Foreman held charge OF
threatenisg Deputy Street Commissioned H. Terhon
had his wife arrested, TO be taken Of insane.
Recorder Adams held hristiAn Chandler examination
Of having dissect and hurt
held charge Of having violently beaten Philip
George Liberty street and Thomas Clapon was made
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

OPENING DAY AT L. BINooHE & Co.'s.-The we'll
known establishment of L. Bnoche Co.. at the corner of
Chaes and Cusromhouse Streets though always open, will
have special opening to-day with of the most magnificent
stocks of fancy dry goods millinery and general novelties in
that ine ever imported into this city The high place which
this establishment holds the of fashionable creole
population will certainly sustain heavy OF
visiting aud patronage from this day forth We call attention
to the advertisement in this mornings Crescent