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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
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Recipe that rarely ever fails.-Now, while winter,
with lbs burhen Of Colds and Coughs is with u.s. think
remedy that VIII relieve sue ,sanons should be high
y priced and all who know the worth Of this rcuedy,
will DO as we doprse It doubly Take double dose "
Dr. sANroRDs INvIGonAron, and il viii give you great
or reAei than any other medicine ever tried for
have rarely TO repeat Che dose Sc entirely nee from
Cough and soon the lungs have time to throw of
the collected matter, the IS complete. As a family
medicine, for the ct Bowel Diseases Worms, DE-
rausoment u the Stomach and Liver we can recommend
Il knowingly. Lsee AdNert.ementI aa.ltn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
THE STATE HOUSE.

The work of taking down the old walls
has been commenced. Before stone was
removed, we procured photograph of the
ruins by Mr.. White--the best photograph,
by the way, we have ever seen,--and an am
brotype by Mr.. Hersey 1t is picture oil
rare beauty, and we hope to have it perpetual
ted by truthful engraving.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

SPECIAL MAIL AGENT.-Under a new ar
rangement, the northern section Of New
York, with Vermont, is to compose a district,
to the charge of which, Col. Samuel North is
allotted The office of Special Agent of the
Post Office Department has been efficiently
filled during the past administration, and his
re-appointment proves that the services of a
faithful and capable officer are qualifications
not overlooked in the distribution Of offices
under the new administration Woodstock
Age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

gl7The encouragement Of home manufactures thourb
demanded the soundcst principles Of justice and go
sense, Is regarded, with many people, in theory
than practice We desire 20 can attention TO the f,
that those In want Of q good article Of Iars can s,,
themselves much unnecessary expense simply by hu,ng
IL at home, instead of purchasing. the practice ls
hitherto been al New York. By this means purchaser.
material from Salem TO New York, Of manufacture in
that city, and Of bringing it back again Boston This
being true, il is surely utwise not avail thcmscyo on
this opportunity We call the attention Of those ntor
cstod 10 the advertisement Of Mesrs Sumson Valentine
q Co.. in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
GREENOUGHS NON EXPLOSIVE BURN.
INC EILIN A CAMHuENL

This most valuable discovery Of Mr. Greenourh OF
Boston, renders all Burning Fluids and Camphcne per
feety Jree from all GaHger Of explosions Having pur-
chased the night TO manufacture and sell this Non-Bz
Piosiye Fluid am happy to the people Of
Montpelier and vicinity that they obtain this Safe
Article al he same price OF the old and dangerous kinds
II can be used in any Of the old or new style Fluid and
Camphene Lamps. Sold only by
FREED L. SMITH. Drurrist Mnntnelier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

And multitude are now responding in tones that
must echo from end Of the republic to the other
The ELECTRIC on Of Philadelphia, made By Dr.
SMITH, is a " HEALING BALM But one opinion ha.
yet been expressed in every quarter so far as heard from
Of this wonderful curative. It is by nobody classel
among what are called "quack medicines and If sales
are any proof Of popularity then ought this to be called
popular indeed.
Read the advertisements ia the papers FRED L.
SMITH, Montpelier, General Agent daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

Too ExTnNsvE--Ihc baltimore imoI lean in sps,t
ing Of lady whose hoped skirts were too LARGO ~ "a
nit Of her entering the pew OF her church, suggests ~
Il would be better to enlarge the entrance 10 Inc n
than any should be compelled TO stay at home I'm e
quence Of the fashions People sometimes preye,,
from attending church account Of Headache hnt 1b
can be remeded by the use NJ DR.. Huchins' Hcadsss
PMS. which arc 20 De had of ihc drngal.la. WV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
TO THE
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CAUTION TO TILE PIRIIC-

Aher several years experimenting in the manuactur
ing Of Gin fortunately succeeded in the year 1913 in
making discovery in its manufacture hy which Il
deprived Of all acrid and inaamnatory properties and
rendered perfectly pure
Ny mandatory is at Schiedam, Holland. Amer
ea months reflection what title TO give it, introduced
Il 20 the American public under the name Of 'Woies
echiedam Aromatic Schnapps" Schiedam is the name Of
he place m Holland where the Gin Is manufactured. Ar
with which 1t IS hayored and the word "Sehnapps he
german ior drnk-Cogne DFam--Wofe's Schiedam
Aromatic Drink No sooner had my Schnapps been I'M
truduced TO the American public and received with APP
probation, than the Liquor Mixers of New York. Boston
and Philadelphia started In pursuit with their mixed and
poisonous stun under various names schedam Olh'
Schiedam sehuapps, London Club House Gin, London
Cordial Gin, Nc and in several cases my labels have
been perfectly initiated, with only the addition OF
few letters TO plead technical avoidance Of the law and
so carefully prepared impose careless purchasers
understand large quantity has been purchased bl lhe
cheapness of the article. merchant who participate
indirectly IN the fraud by selling the spurious articles,
as much an offender the principal who planned the nm
position.
hope every respectable citizen who values the heah
OF the community in which he lives will aid me in ieIe
ing out aud exposing the INSCRIPTIONS merchant VIZ,
Tor lhe sake OF lew cents, will put in jeopardy inc MI
OF the community in which he lives. Such men sho""
be nailed 70 the pillory of popular execraton. ,rs
WOLFE'S SCHlEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAfIe
Is made from barley Of the first quality selected VIZ
great care om the products of the celebrated gram
growing Districts is favored with the essence OF the any,
matte Juniper Berry Of Italy, and Is recfed by Peep
tice.
As means Of preventing and correcting the disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon .n
stomach aad bowels by change Of water-a VisitAu0
to which travellers and settlers, and all unaccimatea
in the West, the South and Southwest are peeu
erly iable-the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps WI ~
found absolutely nfallibe while, in cases OF drVp4
gravel distractions of the kidneys, diseases OF the I
der, dyspepsia and general debility, il is recommenu
most emphatioally by the distinguished members"
the medical profession. g.,
sput up in quart and pint bottles in cases OF a0J
en-, with the name Of the undersigned on the Dole 90"
cork, and fac-simile of his signature and label ,
For sale by all respectable druggists and country NV
chants. UDOLPHO WOLFE
O.3n, % rao..,. St,aat New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

CNrLorEDIA OF VIII AND HuMoR, Of America. Ireland.
Scotland and England. BY VIM, +. Burton, Comedi-
an Emoelshed With upwards Of six hundred engray-
ings. New York D. Appleton Co.
The design hespeaks book Of infinite witof the best
OF course not Of o 10 be found in the English language
Inc hrst part commences with specimens of American
humorous pieces and the first bears date as far back
1925 The hth page brings TO the original song Of
yankee Double" marked 1915, which Is followed BY
"lhe Battle of the Kegs" ''rhe Frogs Of Windham "
and 'ihe Liberty Pole" but we cannot give an index
This library Of humor is to consist of p semmonthy
parts at y cents each Agents will offer it in this yen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

How many people there are, who for three ritefg nm
pcrs would spend ten times that sumit Is Just sol In ~
luon to bodily sulcring they will suffer with Headarb
and Neuralgia for weeks sooner than pay p cts for L
Of Dr.. Huchins' Headache Pills, which We Know r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

ing to risk his life and property in that Ter
ritory after once trying the sad experiment
With an ardent desire that the present od-
ministration will give due and timely aid to
the officers that may be so unfortunate as TO
accept situations in that territory, and that
the whitening curse which rest upon the Pc
cuiiar and heart-rending institutions Of the
Territory Of Utah may be speedily removed
to the honor and credit of our happy country,
now remain your obedient servant,
w. W. DRUMMOND,
Justice of Utah Territory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

We would call the attention 81 inyalids and all n,o
cstcd, 70 the INDIAN AncANA" anowspaper puhiisha
Mt the "lnsiute, which will give list OF the princi
Indian Remedies, their prices and uses, and Gll exi
siiion Of the merits Of the Indian practice and a5 y,
the imposition which is carried on hy pretcndcrs A cr
Of the paper will be sent, free Of charge, 10 any one ~
questing IT, Consultations, personal by letter ffeo M
charge. Address Dr. r. Greene No. 30 Bromfold stree,
Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
aiteraru.

DAur GuRLEY This is the title Of the new novel BY
D. r. InoMPsoN, of this village. 1t was published on
the 18th nst by Messrs John p. Jewett Co., Boston
and we understand that it is be had the
Dn. kASE's FIRsr ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS Phillips.
Sampson Co. have published DR.. Kane's account of
the first Arctic Expedition in volume octave album
dainty and elegantly illustrated This work is published
by subscriptions and an agent viii visit the County
OF Washington. OF course, those who have the second
Expedition, will not dispense with the first.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

10 pair of fine four years old steers
raised by Mr.. Charles n. Morse of this town
and weighing 1925 pounds, were sold the
other day for Sls0-Farmer, RcHdolph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

The splendid Black Hawk gclding, eight
years old, owned by Hon. Eli Thayer of
Worcester, Mass, was sold for S775 to Chas.
l.. Harden Of Burlington, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

CouNrERPnIT.-A person pretending 70 have I'm.
partner OF w. p. Fetrdgein the above article Is are
ing off a spurious preparation the public ~ ~
counterleits unless the name FETRiDGE Gu ,sd
ten on the side, and W. p. FETRlDGE 90 Pln'le
ON the front Of the label The genuine article IS io
by all respectable Druggists, who hown down o0"''
feits and impostors. ..r,grl
WHITE TEETH, PERFUMRD BREATH AND bhAuti af a
COMPLEXION can be acquired by using the "ba re.
Thousand Fi0,oers" What lady gentleman W3nn Nv
main under the Of disagreeable BREATH ronder
using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers woua ~"
il sweet. 5o'lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

Rev Samuel Smith has resigned his pasto-
raj charge of the Baptist Church at East
Hardwick, VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

RUTLAND CouMTY.-Barnes Frisbie, Esq,
of Middleton, is duly elected Commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

WINDSOR COUNTY Commemorative
ty-three towns Windsor not retured) give
the following vote
Nathan T. Churchill, 1896 (elected)
John w. Bradley, $50
Scattering 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

SUGAR The demand good but at lower prices, with
sales of about 800 hhds a decline of 14(@1sc y b.
MOLASSES There active demand, with sales OF
2OUO bbs 2c closing firm at g. and 6OO half bbs at
26c y gallon.
FLOUR The comprised HOO bbs Supehne at - 81,
200 SIS 62 Fancy 49, and several hundred bbs in
smaller lots at the range.
GRAIN. Corn dull with sales of 500 sacks Ordinary
New 425c 297 White 49, and 2O also at 4sc p husel
m Wheat sacks sold in lots at about 81 %
bushe for Prime Oats active with sales OF some
$500 St. Louis including 1850 at 42c 800 and $50 Qarge
sacs) in lots at 4S@5c p bushe of Bran 800
to 400 sacks were sold at 81 Is o 100 lbs in lots
PROVISIONS The sales of Pork included 100 bbls Old
Mess at SIS and l65 about SIS for Mess and for
few casks were sold at l2c for Sides and
9Oc Shoulders and l6 ierces New Sugar Cured Hams
at l5sc p sales of Lard were confined to lUO Kegs
not Prime at l3GIlSysc, and few bbls at l5e D b.
42 Western sold at $37, 3l7 Prime in two lots
at $50 and 2l5 Good Western at SIT y tun.
COFFEE. Prices BETTER with sales OF 3O5 bags at 9c
225 at e11 and $50 Prime New at lOc p ID.
LARD OIL. "a PEBBLES Bros Winter Strained were
sold at 81 10 q gallon.
ALCOHOL. We noticed sale of 300 bbs Hghproot at
4Oc y gallon.
WHISKY. The market dull and dropping and we
heard of some small sales Rectfed and lsc 2 gallon
for Raw.
FREIGHTs One Americ IN and one Bremen ship were
taken for Liverpool at I'D for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

Our latest dates from Louisville are to Tuesday last Tho
journal Of that date says:
ns n & an ats to se
nothing Their business confined pretty much renewing
Of the directors that their discount lines larger than
still selling sight exchange New York a.
Philadelphia at Premium and on Baltimore at
wss ap note. of the State Bank and
S s free s.f * S ssF
cent INDIANA Stat. Bank excepting
pended branche from cent discount and the
Very changes in the general market For
s n ss ss
rates low.
For the information Of country readers well those
occasionally in land give below the following
decision of the Commissioner of the General Land Office and
which is Of essential importance to the Southwest
claims any land shdrawn from mar
good with The before he Of he law
making the and Prior M to the definite def location
period BY law for proving up
1m 81 IS and may be made in
with military bounty land warrants.
smpSn right the Railroad but from
se ss he a
III Az s5 Of the alter
issf F4o@ % q he "s sissment until
of h m .s ,ss sssns It
after the y sections again become pre-
Where the 81 SO minimum attaches bounty land
the Of Sd March, 1856 cannot be used in part
there being inhibition of such in the
issued under prior acts of Congress may be
used-one only to be laid single empon
ca the 81 rs and the balance required TO
make up the 81 50 to be paid in specie. ,
| The New York Enquirer of the 10th. remarks:
The money market exhibited extraordinary
and features Bills London be
had at lG O5 lO6 l0S and leading drawers
l09 while specie Is coming into the country
81 900 600 week. At the time there
pated that million will be shipped Wednesday
next of things has happened before and
we hope will again The exports of gold from London
keep that market in continual excitement and to
compel bank pursue cautious policy The
Now York, the other hand will check the improved
| feeling which has been observed of late
abundant here but hdence is not We hear to-
call on securities This is species of loan that ia
desired present. where such secus held Our
money their debts not to speculate with
banks the only appropriate for such assist
ance.
coaeraand for uncertain PERIOD business
paper order is selling at u to 2per cent month
large 23 Our merchants feel severely the
burdensome Of exchange the South and West although
to-day there is slight alienation. Checks Baltimore
which Saturday last 6S cent discount
46. On ST. Louis Cincinnati Charleston. Chicago, New Or.
| leans, the rates arbitrary.
Some contemporaries begin to talk about aspeedy
sumption by banks This is quite premature The banks
this city with advantage in part The
be general and united their part and in
of Boston and New England well
those of the interior of State 1t is too to FIX
upon for resumption. Suspension is the work of day
but resumption will be the work Of months This is matter
in which New York city cannot take position by ITSELF but must
consult the opinions and condition of other cities.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
IMPORTS.

,ss q brandy
xcoio sardne. III .sd Is SS
vim: Ss, s:is sssy
css as hats "a y y @
Treyon 4co4 and b do wine Lapensis brandy
ptrs casks
vine ss. yns 1900 vine ls pigs brandy Aso
xs x vim
ban cases @
e es
egar l3o pkgs fruits preserves DC to order.
COAsT-schr Leepesshh hhds sugar l6 bbls moasses
CoAsT-schr Almena2o bbls and is hhds sugar 50 bbs
molasses to Roman Il kernon. y
srozo bbs mo|asses to Warnefen Khcbboa
PENSACOLA-Schr Hornet-l1 bales cotton to order-ot Of
lumber and laths to Merritt Mcconnell. -4.
PENsACoLA-schr West Forida-7soOo feet of lumber to
PENsAcoLAsehr Ann Elza-l5 900 feet flooring 1o4 900
fS1sH nlssksshF aeo Gen feet 'n's
BILoxI-schr james Ez-2 600 feet lumber to order
BILoxI-schr stas-ss, 900 feet lumber to order.
BoNFoUCA-schr John Arthur-5o0 600 bricks to G
Stewart.
BAY ST LoUIs-sehr Enie-4o cords wood to order.
BAY ST LoUIsschr Apgelnelooo feet lumber 20 cords
wood to order. '7e '-' 's
ANTE RIvER-sehr Emiley-2s cords wood to order
ANTE RIyER-schr Locust Tree-l0 20 cords
ANTE RIvER-schr Ark6o cords wood lot shingles and
slaves TO order.
ANTE R1vER-schr shepherdess-6o cords of wood to
TcHEFuNCTA-schr Jonvle--4oo bbls sand to order.
CoyINGToN-schr Polar Ltar-60o bbls of sand to East
man-sundries to order. --.. ..o
CovINGToN-schr yctoria-5OO bbls sand order. y
CovINGToN-schr Laura-5oO bbls sand to order,
BAY ST LoUIs-schr Roseution4O cords wood to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
ARRIVED.

schr S Leeper, Lorenzo, from Coast12d ,sd dis dist PT
Schr Almona Tecaco, from Coss.-2d dist Fl.
Slop Tonnerre e. Armand, from COast-2d dist PIT.
Schr Hornet Mack days from Pensacola to John Hurley
co-3asin.
schr Florida Bnrns days from Pensacola to Pooley
Nicol Sco--Basin
schr Eliza SNOW days from Pensacola to John Hurley
&co-Basin. ..... .. -..
Schr Gen Washington, Weston from PearlngtonBasin.
Schr James Il Eliza, Steel, from Boyi--Basin
Schr Star Parker, from BoSi-Basin
achr John Arthur Bafour, from Boniouca-Basin.
Schr Enie, Taecoin from Bay 81 Louis-Basin.
Schr Angeline Bogart, from Bay st Louis-Basin.
Schr Emiey John, from Ame River-Basn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

schr Locust Tree. Wagner, from Amte River-Basin.
schr Ark, Anders, from Amite River-Basin.
Schr shephssdess Whitaker, from Amits Ryer-Basn. m
Schf Jonsi1e Nafctsse. from Tcbefuncfs-Baafn.
schr Polar Star, wbItcomb, from CoyIngton-Bssn.
schr Vfctofis. Ford from Covineton-BasiD.
schr Laura, Perkins, from covineton-Basip. 9s5g.
Sehr Resolution, Christopher from Bay 81 Lous-BAstn
schr Belle Kophon, from Bay ~ Lonis--BeSin.
schr Anna, Smith, from Anite kyer-Bssin. h
sTEAMB0ATs.
Dr. Baey, Dueas. from Bayou Lafourche
Princess. Wilson. from vicksbufR,
Maknolias Thompson, from vcksburE.
CAPITOL Barrsneo. from Bayou Sara, siis =
swan, Hays from Red River.
Duke, drss, from Bayou SarA. s5 r..
1ngomaf, Goslee from Memphis. s r II e.
rs Lotus, Dillon from Assumption, ~ ~
f. Cora, Gripon. from AttAkApas. s5a'
4 d Jr. vincsnts from Bayou Gcula.
Ceres, Labefth from Balise. II ;
Milton Ref, Hall, from nonsldsovfIle. -s
Oregon, Myers. from Mobile
Fanny Bnlitt. Durham, from Louisville
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
.EMORAND.

~ The Of the steamer Swan, report Red River
onary Shreveport three feet nine inches The Falls "a
rise Of eighteen inches in Old River.
A3Cargo Of North Star Haze sunk above Grand
Guf-5 -5s t's.5--i5- ~ 6sii S
bales cotton Kelly &co-e9 bales cotton % head cat
tie pkgs Robson Alen63 bales cotton Mosses Greenwood
IL do Mcehee kco3 do Bradley Wilson kco2 bales Of
cotton sacks wheat Hore Gayle &eoo bales cotton Head
-l3 head cattle Bradley, Wilton &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
8ebietp pf tks Nlarksts.
TUESDAY MORNING, Novem1

.-- TUESDAY MORNING, November II, 1851
COTTON . The demand was moderate yesterday, and with
full claimed by factors the sales were confined to
$500 bales at Saturdays of prices We still
onit quotations .t
TOBACCO. :. We did not hear Of sale. ~ /.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND misunderstanding Robt Water.
bols -four 70 bb moasse 20 DO apples DO lard
bbls hhds 600 sacks con 70 do coffee % do Is
boxes cheese, 100 coils rope, 40 boxes candles.
HAyRE-shp Adelaide Be-ss70 bales cotton 24O0
CORK AND A MARKET-ship Forest City-s0l0 sacks of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able TwoStory Brick Houses being the Of bienve
and Bourbon Streets

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE VAltU-
able TwoStory Brick Houses being the Of bienve
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. vIGEIE, Auctioneer. r
SATURDAY, Noy. q, 1857, At II O'clock M.
Honorable the SECOND District Court of New Or
leans dated 2h October, 1851 No. 1852 for account Of said
i a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
Of this city square bounded Bienvle Bourbon Cont
Royal Said lot forms the Of Benve and
Bourbon Streets and American more or
less 60 feet front Benye street BY 80 deep and front
ing Bourbon Together with the twostoy Brick
Building conianng store on ground floor and about
q LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described
measuring american less 80 feet front
Bourbon by 60 feet in depth Together with the two
Brick Honse containing about five gallery etc
kitchen containing about three yard cstern etc.
S. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor
Bienvle street measuring tAmecan meaure
or less 81 feet front Benvie street by deep
gether twosory Brick House, containing about -four
cabinets kitchen containing five yard
cistern, etc. = go
ssrTERMs AND CONDITIONS s.-one-thrd cash. and the
balance IL and le months credit for secured
by mortgage on said property and bearing an eventual
OF cent in of nonpaymen at maturity The build
ngs be insured against the risk Of FIRE until the final
Of said and the policy transferred to the vendors
The for the year 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts of sale before A. Ducate ESQ.,, Notary Public
al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

LAST SALE AT 81 CAMP sTREET-FURNITURE, Of
: fee Desks and Store Fixtures.
. IA sy BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Onice, No. I Commercial Place.
INEDNEsDAY,1 18th inst, at ~ Ia O'clock
w al No on Camp street, Poydras, will be sold
Mahogany Bedsteads, Armoirs Bureaus Tables Stands
Chairs, Spring Mattresses, etc. Hs' ats
AlYo, one fine PICCOLO PIANO. ..aaefa51
= AT l1L O'clock 55s vi
Office Desks double Counters Frames for
Pigeon Hole sash Doors Partition Office Stoves,
'ee-TER NS-Cssh nl7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
BBLow-CoNIxa. CUR.

Ship Ironsides Curtes, from Liverpool October 9Th.
Ship Bambery Williams from Liverpool October 5h Bax
ter Lowell &co. Ss v 4es5s z ~ ~ k8ftF F75
Ship Gutenberg Weeks from Haye, Baxter Lowell &c.,
Ship Corinhisn Slater from London Baxter &eo
Bark Geo Lsse Hall, from Rochland, Creevy Fawe
= Carso 1900 bbls lime to Creevy Farwell.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

a FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
,@EMY-Madame VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
step daughter Of Mime Arraine Brooks. hsr
LSintenon Of eopenng her Academy If Dancing tbs
gM nrst TUESDAY in Novemher, at EAGLE HALL, or
~ Prytania street, near the Widows Retreat
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore.
slwass subject the advice and examination Of Madams
Brooks. n sSg
All the latest Parsan Ballroom and Faxcy Dances win hs
taught, including the much admired Iancers. IA
Tho terms Of the Academy will remain a. befsfe
A8A Chldrens soiree will be given Occasionally through
the 0l0 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17
skippir1g gntsIigenfs.

TUESDAY, November II, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
~ Bauduc, Gosseln &co
Ship Adelaide Belle Robertson for Havre whitney &co
'e ~ N'' -'i' Creeyy & Farwe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-17

"A M. PAPPENHEIMER has REMOVED
from No 80 Baronne street No. 175 Canal where he
has on hand and is constantly receving, large and
splendid of Rosewood Mahogany Parlor
and Bed .Rodm FURNITURE ali selected by himself
which he offers the public reduced prices suit times
Call and examine before buying elsewhere. MO I'm